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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1979 volume:

MIRROR Volume 58 Morgan County R-II Public Schools Versailles, Missouri 65084 Editor: Vinita Allee Assistant Editor: Patricia Dunnaway Advisor: Mrs. Minnie Pummill Staff: Jeff Barnard Joan Junker Joyce Junker John Thompson Lisa Woods Photographers: Joan Junker Joyce Junker Patricia Dunnaway J.J. Higgins Darrell Shackelford Participation 10 Involvement 62 Competition 94 Guidance 132 Learning 144 4 Tim Scott Bobbie Silvey Voted Most Popular (1) Bobbie Silvey, Most Popular Girl. (2) Most Popular Boy, Tim Scott. (3) Self-portrait of Joyce Junker. (4) Bret Pummill: “You’re sure Mom won’t mind if I eat this box of REESE’S?” (5) Study?! I don’t know what you’re talking about. (6) Smile, Miss Via! Seventh hour ONLY comes once a day. (7) Are you sure Steve will like my hair? I ■ (1) “Does she expect us to believe that?” (2) Fred Wenger: “The answer book sure helps.” (3) Bert Chasteen: “The camera ham.” (4) Dr. Eugene Butler: “Take it from the top.” (5) Paddy Kidwell decorates the January bulletin board. (6) “Who me, I wasn’t smoking in the boy’s room.” (7) Barb Chasteen: “Miss Schulze, I think there’s a cockroach in the souffle.” (8) Junior High Mixed Chorus (1st semester): “Mrs. Woolley, you forgot the words.” (9) Matt Loganbill: “The Thinker.” (10) Jeff Barnard: “Guys, does this make me look more masculine?” (11) John Thompson: “Well, Jeff, how many points did YOU score last night?” 7 Foreign happenings hog headlines Wide World Photos Mirror Staff Photo Wide World Photos (1) September 29, 1978, Vatican City. Pope John Paul 1 lying in state in the Vatican Clementine Hall. (2) January 2, 1979, Versailles, MO. AFSAAR subsidiary of Wallace Pencil Company opened for business. AFSAAR manufactures pencils which are distributed all over the U.S. (3) December 16, 1978. Hua Kup-feng, Chairman of the Central Committee of the Communists Party of China and Premier of the State Council, gives a press conference in Peking in connection with the establishment of diplomatic relations between the People’s Republic of China and the United States of America. (4) May 25, 1979, Versailles, MO. Mrs. Lucy Hays retires after 32 years of service in education. (5) September 25, 1978, San Diego. PSA 182 leaves a trail of destruction (6) in this populous neighborhood. The first fatal commercial plane crash in San Diego history. (7) November 20, 1978, Jonestown, Guyana. The vat of death sits on a sidewalk at People’s Temple in Jonestown with bodies of followers around. Vat contained an ade drink laced with deadly cynide. (8) October 6, 1978. Washington, DC. Llcanor Smcal. President of the NOW (National Organization of Women) stand in front of the capital Friday after the ERA was given a three year extension by Congress. Mirror Staff Photo Wide World Photos Wide World Photos 1978 September 17 -25 -19 - October 6 -November 13 - 18 - December 15 - 14 - 1979 March 28 - April 1 - 3- May 3 - 4 - 9 -25 - Framework of peace in Middle East. PSA 182 plane crash in San Diego. Pope John Paul 1 dies of heart attack after only thirty-three days as Pontiff. U.S. Senate approves a three year extension of ERA. Government of Mexico announces the discovery of a new oil basin with possible reserve of 100 Million barrels. Representative Leo Ryan and four members of his party shot in Jonestown by members of People’s Temple. President Carter announces formal diplomatic relations with China, effective January 1, 1979. Announces the end of diplomatic relations with Nationalist China (Taiwan);and terminates 1954 defense treaty. Thirteen-member OPEC announces 14.5% increase in the price of crude oil by October 1, 1979. Nuclear Explosion Three Mile Island Kansas City; KCMO April Eool’s Joke. KCMO Disc Jockey announces that Royal’s all-star third base-man, George Brett was traded to the Phillies. Radio station flooded with angry phone calls. Election Day: Milo Salyer, running unopposed, elected new mayor of Versailles. England gets first woman prime minister-Margaret Thatcher. Gasoline shortage hits U.S.-California announces odd-even gas rationing will go into effect May 8. U.S. accused of wasting oil reserves. Geneva Accord for Salt II signed. Senior graduation exercise for 98 at VHS Wide World Photos Participation ► I 11 Senior candidate takes homecoming title (1) A serene Queen Jennifer. (2) Lawanda Blankenship, daughter of Mrs. Gaithel Blankenship. Her escort is Stan Rogers. (3) Jennifer Laf ayette, senior candidate, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Lafayette. Her escort is Robert Bolton. (4) Master Brent Beckmann escorts Alison Carter. (5) Brad is really putting everything into that kiss. 12 October I3-the date of Homecoming. This night was an unlucky night for the Osage Indians. Even though it was “bad” Friday the Tigers pull through victorious, with a score of 13-6. Jennifer LaFayette, senior candidate, is crowned during the halftime ceremonies by Brad Lathrop, student body president. Her escort is Robert Bolton. (6) Junior candidate, Jodi Bacon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Bacon, escorted by Chris Dunavant. (7) Queen Jennifer and her court. (8) Terry Yoder accompanies Tuffy Frank, sophomore candidate, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Frank. (9) Paula Turpin, Freshman candidate, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Turpin, ushered by David Terry. (10) Jennifer’s reaction of surprise when her name as Queen is announced by P.A. (Joe Stephenson). 13 14 7 (1) VHS Marching Tigers lead the parade. (2) Freshman win the float contest with “Tigers are M-MM good.” (3) Bert Chasteen and Louis Rand FFA color guard. (4) NHS members display banner. (5) I LA’s “Raid kills Indians DEAD.” (6) Art Club wants Indians exterminated (7) DECA is going to chew ’em up and spit ’em out. (8) Coach Kuef-fer talks over defense with Dick Hutchison. (9) Senior football members ride parade route one last time. (10) Runningbaek Danny Hendrickson is tackled after a long gain. 15 Vivian Wenger reigns as Queen over Courtwarming The Courtwarming game was held on February 16, 1979 against Eldon. The game was preceded by Court warming Spirit Week, an effort by the cheerleaders to build up spirit. The Junior Varsity boys had a heartbreaking loss, but the Spirit peaked as the Varsity boys defeated Eldon 64-54. During the Varsity halftime, Vivian Wenger was crowned Queen and Lori Boatright was crowned Princess. A dance, sponsored by the Student Council, followed the game (1) Brad Lalhrop takes the robe and crown from the retiring queen. Carmen Pace, to place on the new queen, Vivian Wenger. Vivian is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Roy Wenger. (2) Miss Joyce Junker, Queen candidate, daughter of Mrs. Pat Junker. Kscorted by Tim Scott. (3) Miss Joan Junker, Queen candidate, daughter of Mrs. Pat Junker. Escorted by Brian Hall. (4) Queen Vivian Wenger, Princess Lori Boatright, and their court. (5) Miss Kimberly Schad, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Schad. Master Duane Henry, son of Rev. and Mrs. David Henry. (6) The queen's look at the moment of truth. (7) The retiring queen, Mrs. Carmen Pace, wife of Mr. Marty Pace. Escorted by Brad Lathrop. (8) The queen gets a congratulations kiss from her escort, Dick Hutchison. 16 (1) Miss Teresa Williams, Princess Candidate, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Williams. Escorted by Lynn Hitchcock. (2) Miss Lisa Daulton, 1978 Court warming Princess, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Daulton. Escorted by Dennis Laufcnberg. (3) Bobbie Silvey shows her spirit Courtwarming week. (4) Miss Lori Boatright, 1979 Courtwarming Princess, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Boatright. Escorted by Terry Croy. (5) Jane Hunter poses her outfit on “disco day.“ (6) Miss Angela Daniels, Princess Candidate, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Daniels. Escorted by Charlie Daniels. Dawn Lehman and Rodney Klein chosen MIRROR King and Queen On March 29, 1979, Debbie Crabtree White and Steve Lehman gave up their reign as Dawn Lehman and Rodney Klein inherit the reign for 1979. (1) Freshman candidates Wade Chism and Debbie Buck come in as they arc announced. (2) Rodney Klein and Joy Garrison are the Sophomore candidates. (3) Candidates for the Junior class are Larry Lee and Dawn Lehman. (4) Senior candidates are Jeff Barnard and Nancy Stephenson. (5) Steve Lehman, 1978 MIRROR King, crowns his sister. Dawn, 1979 MIRROR Queen. (6) 1979 MIRROR ROYALTY: Row 1: Debbie Buck, Wade Chism. Row 2: Joy Garrison, Rodney Klein, 1979 MIRROR King; Dawn Lehman 1979 MIRROR Queen; Larry Lee. Row 3: Debbie Crabtree White, 1978 MIRROR Queen; Steve Lehman, 1978 MIRROR King. Row 4: Nancy Stephenson, Jeff Barnard. Some humorous awards for everyday school life In the everyday seriousness of school life there is always a little humor. The MIRROR proves this statement true with the following awards: (1) The Quietest, (2) the Most Studious, (3) the Best Dressed, (4) the Most Active, (5) the Most Grown-up, (6) the Best Listener and (7) the Friendliest. 21 Terry Yoder and Patricia Dunnaway named Boy and Girl of the Year (1) Brian Hall and Joyce Junker Senior candidates (2) Freshman candidates-Jack Jobe and Shana Siler (3) Terry and Patricia (4) Sean McGruder and Patricia Dunnaway-Junior candidates (5) Sophomore candidates-Terry Voder and Angie Coffman (6) Terry and Patricia with candidates. 22 Jamie Hutchison crowned FFA Sweetheart 23 (1) Cindy Morrison flashes a big smile to winning candidate, Jamie Hutchison. (2) Retiring Sweetheart, Malenda Hales, escorted by President, Bill Arment. Sweetheart candidates pictured with their escorts as follows: (3) Marcy Vogt, Rodney Smith (4) Brenda Armcnt, Mike Herbert (5) Cindy Morrison, Terry Yoder (6) Jamie Hutchison, Bert Chasteen. Christmas Dance is sponsored by Pep Club (1) “I was made for dancing.” (2) “I feel like dancing.” (3) “Let’s rest a while, David.” (4) Some of the decorations at the dance. (5) “No, Dad! You do it this way.” (6) “Hey, Dotty! I’m talking to you.” (7) “Lean on me.” (8) Shake it, Lisa! (9) Ohhh! Thooose freshmen guys! 25 (1) What couple is this, hiding behind the hat? (2) Kenny whispers, “Linda don’t look now, but 1 think someone is spying on us.” (3) Tim Doud and Jamie Scrivner dance beneath the stars. (4) I really don’t understand how they can drink this stuff. (5) “Sue, are you still mad because I forgot your corsage?” asked Kevin. “Well if she is, I don’t blame her!” says Lisa Alexander. (6) Hey, look everybody! Therc’re taking a picture. (7) The stairway to the Stars. (8) Ken and Ginger dance the last dance. 27 61 The Mousetrap On April 20, 1979, the V.H.S. Theatre put on THE MOUSETRAP, by Agatha Christie. This play takes its viewers to Monkswell Manor in England. The audience gets to see a mystery take place. A mad killer kills once in London and once at Monkswell Manor. The killer's liking of the nursery rhyme “The Three Blind Mice , makes Sergeant Trotter feel there is another victim. The search for the killer keeps the audience busy guessing. Congratulations to Mr. C and the cast for a fine performance! (1) Mr. Paravicini flirts with Mrs. Ralston, as her husband looks on. (2) Christopher Wren explores Monkswell Manor. (3) The cast awards Mr. Concannon a plague that said “To Mr. C. From the mice of THE MOUSETRAP. We barely squeaked by.” (4) Mrs. Ralston speaks with Mrs. Boyle, who later becomes the second victim of the killer. (5) Sergeant Trotter questions everyone of where they were when Mrs. Boyle was murdered. (6) Giles and Christopher just can’t get along. (7) Leslie Case well docs a dance to the “The Swarm of the Bees.” (8) Each person tries to figure out who the murderer is. 30 V.H.S. THEATRE CAST MOLLIE RALSTON............Bonnie Patton GILES RALSTON.............Larry Lee CHRISTOPHER WREN..........Joe Stephenson MRS. BOYLE................Tammy Witherspoon MAJOR METCALF.............Stan Rogers MISS CASEWELL.............Bertha Comstock MR. PARAVICINI............Ray Silvey DETECTIVE SERGEANT TROTTER.................Richard Johnson 8 ' 31 I � (1) Dave joins the fun and games at the physical education assembly. (2) The demonstrator displays the art of flying. (3) Frisbec rules and techniques are explained by the instructor. (4) The energy assembly gives Tim the shock of static electricity. (5) Coach Bartow enjoys a different kind of game involving a ball and hoop. (6) Rick and Jim create energy while burning their own. (7) The professional frisbee form is shown by Coach Worts. 7 33 Art Club sponsors High School Art Fair (1) Some of Art II III and Painting’s work on display. (2) Jamie Scrivner copies a picture of a Kansas City Royal from the newspaper. (3) Joy Huff does a fashion advertisement illustration. (4) Tim Doud, who was in charge of the High School Art l air, demonstrates. (5) Teresa Leatherman’s talent shines through in her caricature of Mrs. Jobe. (6) VERSAILLES ART CLUB: Row 1: Donna Jobe, Sponsor; John Hull, Student Council Representative; Joyce Junker, Treasurer; Bonnie Yoder, Vice President; Shelly Hurley, President; JuAnn LaRue, Secretary. Row 2: Vicky Slavcns, Brenda Ball, Mary Huff, Teresa Leatherman, Jamie Scrivner, Tim Doud, Joy Huff, Susan Loose. Row 3: Brenda Arment, Anita Ray, Lisa Middleton, Cindy Branstetter, Donna Burke, Randy Francis. Row 4: Robin Cooper, Tom Switzer, Beth Tankersley, Sue Mocsch, Jim Graham, Connie Homan, Dennis Harris, Jeff Massey. (7) Mrs. Jobe wanders through the gym looking at the results. (8) Jamie Scrivner and Joyce Junker sell candy and help with the voting for the drawing of the year. (9) Some more artwork is displayed in an interesting fashion. 35 Public observes junior high talent at Art Show (1) Fourth grader James Nikkei displays his artwork at the Elementary Art and Science Fair. (2) A football player done in string art by Tim Campbell. (3) The T-shirts are “hung on the line“ for parents to see. (4) Mrs. Hayden, Elementary and Junior High art supervisor, shows interest in the artwork. (5) Ronnie Campbell’s poster is displayed. (6) and (7) OUR TOWN, done by the first, second, and third graders, is shown in its completed stage. (8) Milk cartons make great houses! 39 Elementary presents SEASONS OF HAPPINESS King Winter and his elves refuse to give up the throne Spring. Mother Nature summons Summer and Autumn to help her decide what to do. They decide to have Year be the judge and the 12 months are the jury. The verdict is a 4-way tie, so each season is given three months to rule. Snowflakes, Roses, Pansies, Butterflies, Snowmen, Rainbow and Sunshine Paries, Scarecrows, Candy canes, Raindrops, Johnny Jump-Ups, Stars, Reapers, and Spring Maidens, help to make it a Season of Happiness when Spring is crowned. Spring Fling — music for everyone Music fills the air as the vocal music department begins it s SPRING FLING. A variety of 33 songs were sung by individuals and groups (11 are not pictures). The songs brought forth memories of love, laughter, and tears; and APPLAUSE, APPLAUSE, APPLAUSE, APPLAUSE. (1) Concert Choir at the beginning of the concert. (2) Freshmen Girls Sextet singing “Morning After. (3) Lori Boatright and Jamie Hutchison offer their rendition of “Playground In My Mind.’’ (4) Senior Girls Sextet perform “Rock Around The Fifties.” (5) Oh Lord, Thou Hast Searched Me” being sung by the Gold Mixed Double Quartet. (6) Lori Boatright draws much applause as she finished singing “You Light Up My Life.” 42 44 (7) Ann Wenger sings “The Sacrifice Lamb.” (8) The Statless Brothers vocalization of “One In A Million” won outstanding satisfaction and applause from the audience. (9) Versailles Girls Sextet wins with “Sweet Gypsey Rose.” (10) Shown here is only part of the Ladies Chorus which performed with “He” and “You And Me Against The World.” (11) Also, only part of the Mens Chorus is pictured. They presented “I Write The Songs” and “Hello Dolly!” (12) Drew and Crew was the childrens favorite with “Mr. Bubble”. (13) Tears and kisses reign as wc say “Good Bye” to the senior members of these outstanding groups. Senior La Donne Buck fights back tears as the seniors sing “The Times Of Your Life”. 45 Experience teaches (1) CARPENTRY: Row 1: Steve Hitchcock, Rodney Smith, Tony Garber. Row 2: Bob Heller, Rick Yoder, David Shore, Matt Marriott, Harry Jones, Instructor. Row 3: Tom Dial, Dennis McGinnis, Dennis Raines, Mike Colvin. Row 4: David Haile, Donald Davidson. Row 5: Mancil Wilson, Philip Porter. David Sutton, Marvin French. (2) ELDON TECH: Bottom to top: Row 1: Jay Wisdom, Mark Lake, Danny Hicks, Scott Stenzil, Paul Boeck, Alan Spaulding, Rick Zelsman, David Haile, Todd Wilhelm, Gene Klein, Alex Marple. Row 2: Danny Moritz, Mark Logan-bill, Kevin Scott, Danny Hendrickson, Steve Fields, Rochelle Hurley, Mitzi Couch, Donald Davidson, Brad Kohler, Denny Gramkc, Chris Meador, Stan Shewmaker, Rick Campbell, Brian Haugan. Floor: Terry Miller, Bill Arment, Russ Asmus, Ken Campbell, Jeff Massey, Scott Wil-liquette, Steve Moritz. (3) LIBRARY HELP: Row 1: Stephanie Erb, Carolyn Todd, Judy Hutchison, Mitzi Couch, Lisa Woods, Patricia Dun-naway, Marsha Smith. Row 2: Jo Papen, Shelia Schick, Susan Guinn, Paula Hibdon, Cindy Morrison, Cindy Joy. Michelle Cantwell, Annette Haugen, Karen Marriott. Row 3: Cynthia Rhoda, Librarian; Robbie Gingerich, Ed Vanderslice, Rosalee Jordan, Librarian. (4) SHOP II: Row 1: Kevin Klein, Marvin Meyer, Jim Towles, Mike Ritchie, Jim Graham, Eddie Hardey, Jeff Massey, Scott Williquette, James Kumberg, Row 2: Eddie James, Gary Pace, Tony Wilson, Becky Massey, Robert Ross, Todd Stenzil, Eddie Capps. Row 3: Terry Croy, Lance Decker, Charles Templemire, Darren Stafford, Robert Legg, Jeff Tankerslcy, Wayne Cox, Greg Gustafson, Don Butz, Dean Thiemann, Instructor. 46 Journalism, Photography added to curriculum (5) JOURNALISM: Row 1: Cheryl Dobbins, Tammy Witherspoon, Lynda Hanrahan, Greg Dean, Todd Hudson, Jodi Hanlon. Row 2: Randy Francis, Pat Young, Instructor. (6) OFFICE HELP: Row 1: Steve Hitchcock, Lucy Hanrahan, Kathy Lepley, Vivian Wenger, Debbie Earnest, Debbie Waisner, Lisa Alexander. Row 2: Janet Williams, Judy Hutchison, Charlie Daniels, Tim Scott, Rick Bias, David Terry, Chris Dunavant (on David’s shoulders) Robert Ross, Earl Pipes, Chris Meador, Sue Moesch. 47 Students receive honors (1) Tim Bentch selected for State FFA Chorus. (2) Alicia Wilson and Tammy Maxwell were selected to District Band. (3) Shorthand people that attended Business Contest w'ere Judy Mocsch, Debbie Waisner, and Melinda Rayl. (4) FFA Soils Team: Kevin Klein. Jeff Tankersley, Kevin McDonald, and Lance Decker. (5) FFA Parliamentary Procedure Team: Row 1: Mike Herbert, Mark Lake, and Donna Burke. Row 2: Chairman, Gene Klein; Tim Bentch, Steve Moritz, and Lewis Rand. (6) Field Crops Team: Becky Massey, Donna Burke, Marvin Meyer, and Troy Nichols. (7) Kevin Chamberlain honored as Outstanding Junior High Athlete by Mr. Hayden. (8) Cathy Bradley and Janet Williams attended the National DECA convention at Houston, Texas. (9) Jeff Silvey, Pat Marriott, Janet Williams, and Cathy Bradley attended the State DECA contest. (10) Bonnie Yoder was voted Artist and Painter of the Year by the public at the Art Show. (11) Lisa Alexander won first in production typing and fifth in speed typing at the State Business Contest in St. Joseph. 48 Dave Hart guest speaker at annual sports banquet (1) Jeff Barnard receives Booster Club Scholastic Athlete Award. (2) Bobbie Silvey receiving Booster Club Scholastic Athlete Award. (3) Dave Hart stresses a point during his speech. (4) Brian Hall receives Outstanding Service award. (5) Receiving the Kiwansis Sportsmanship Award and Booster Club Male Athlete of the Year Award is Dick Hutchison. (6) Janet Williams receives Booster Club Female Athlete of the Year Award, Most Valuable in volleyball, and Best Defensive Player in basketball. (7) Judy Moesch receives award for Most Assists in basketball. (8) Receiving award for Most Dedicated is Lisa Alexander. (9) Medalist of the Season in golf goes to Kenny Hayden. (10) Denny Gramke receives Most Pins and High Point Wrestling Award, 50 and Most Valuable Defensive Award in football. 51 (1) Beth Tankersley receives Field Goal Percentage Award from Coach Worts. (2) Danny Hendrickson receives High Point Track Award. (3) Jane Hunter is given the award for High Point Track member. (4) Steve Moritz receives the Strongest Athlete in School, Most Improved Wrestler and Most Improved Football Player awards. (5) John Thompson receives trophy for being the leading rebounder. (6) David Terry receives his trophy for Field Goal Percentage in basketball. (7) Rick Campbell receives awards for the Most Takedowns and Most Pins. (8) Fawna Harrison receives her award for being the Most Improved. (9) Russ Asmus receives the Most Valuable Offensive Award from Coach Snelling. (10) Tony Garber receives a trophy for the Most Pins. Honors not pictured or mentioned in the Sports Section: Football captains-Russ Asmus, Bill Arment, Dick Hutchison. Dan Hendrickson; Volleyball All-Confercnce-Janet Williams, Bobbie Silvey, Beth Tankersley, Jane Hunter; Boys Basketball captains-Ed Kreiling, David Terry, John Thompson; Girls Basketball captains-Lisa Alexander, Beth Tankersley, Fawna Harrison; Girls Basketball All-Conference-Lisa Alexander. Beth Tankersley, Fawna Harrison, Judy Moesch; Wrestling captains-Denny Gramke. Ken Campbell. 52 Junior high fashion show, awards assembly SPEECH AND DRAMA CLUB: Row 1: Tracey Braden, Mary Lou Eldridge, April Foxworthy. Row 2: John Dukes, Chris Niermeyer, Russell Bowers, Sharon Neal, Sponsor. Row 3: Susan Fleener, Jackie Tortorice, Debbie McFarland, Marilyn Huff, Davida Marsh, Bruce Kenney. This group was organized during the school year. They have entered many contests, presented programs at the school, and several were awarded special recognition at this assembly. 55 (1) Teachers giving awards await their turn. (2) Steve Green receives a speech and drama award. (3) Mr. Kohler and Mr. Concannon giving out speech and drama awards. (4) Mr. Powers presents Annette Pifer with the Most Spirited Senior Award for Pep Gub. (5) Vinita Allee receives University of Missouri Curator’s Scholarship. 57 59 Lesa Viebrock—valedictorian, Nancy Stephenson—salutatorian Brian Hall, Nancy Stephenson speak at ‘golden’ ceremony (1) Brian Hall. (2) Nancy Stephenson, (3) Lesa Viebrock receives valedictorian medal from Nelson Kohler, Principal. (4) Last minute preparations before ceremony. (5) A penny for your thought! (6) I can’t believe I’m really here! (7) Nancy Stephenson receives salutatori-an medal from Nelson Kohler, Principal. (8) Platform at graduation: Dr. Robert Hall, MD, President of Board of Education; Nelson Kohler, Principal; Rev. Jim Randall of Christian Church; Rev. Bob Nichols of Calvary Baptist Church; Vincel Allee, Superintendent. (9) Senior music students sing “Walk Into Your World.” (10) A proud Dr. Hall, President of School Board, presents son Brian his diploma. (11) A solemn ending for a “golden occasion.” (12) And then___the FUTURE! 61 Involvement 63 64 (1) Lesa Viebrock instructs Pep Club while LaDonne Buck calmly watches. (2) Pep Gub members prepare themselves for their group picture. (3) Varsity basketball cheerleaders get together before a game. (4) The Pep Club loudly shows its support for the Tigers. (5) PEP CLUB: Row 1: LaDonne Buck, Treasurer; Lesa Viebrock, President: Ron Power, Sponsor; Debbie Waisner, Vice President; Lawanda Blankenship, Secretary. Row 2: Cheryl Lee, Angie Daniels, Barb Chasteen, Pam Ball, Julie Nikkei, Ellen Bauer, Bobbie Silvey, Carole Hall, Angie Coffman, Ginger Sidebottom, Mary Huff, Kelly Needham. Row 3: Ginger White, Jamic utchison, Amy Slagle, Diane Guenther, Karen Marriott, Lori Boatright, Tammy Maxwell, Cara Gronstedt, Susan Rand, Shana Siler, Joyce Junker, Tracy Williams. Row 4: Susan Roberts, Becky Nikkei, Christy Jobe, Carolynn Todd, Julie Herbert, Kathy Kreiling, Chris Whaley, Terri Beckmann, Pat Woods, Dawn Cherico, Mary Jo Kreiling, Mary Daniels, Joan Junker. Row 5: Deanna Huff, Tammy Whitherspoon, Alicia Willson, Laurie Sly, Kathy Gronstedt, Vicki Shewmaker, Carolyn Johnson, Cathy Larkin, Chris Petcoff, Belinda Comstock, Cindy Williams, Sandi Silvey. Row 6: Teresa Williams, Lynn Clark, Mary Frazier, Bertha Comstock, Beth Maier, Vicky Slavens, Jodi Bacon, Diana Meador, Debbie Buck, Brenda Arment, Beth Bauer, Kelly Washburn. Row 7: Anita Lee, Brenda Daniels, Sally Telfer, Cindy Joy, Cindy Morrison, Paula Hibdon, Martha Eppright, Karen Huff, Susan Loose, Bonnie Patton, Shari Snyder, Teresa Moulder. Row 8: Annette Pifer, Spirit Captain; Mitzi Couch, Spirit Captain; Lccscha Maxwell, Brenda Ball, Jane Hunter, Sue Moesch, Michelle Cantwell, Linda Stubblefield, Spirit Captain; Jamie Scrivner, Spirit Captain. (6) Jodi Bacon and Terri Beckmann lead the Pep Gub cheers. (7) The Pep Club Treasurer, President, and Secretary show Pep Club how it’s done. 65 Cheerleading squads build enthusiasm (1) VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Row 1: Terri Beckmann, Carolyn Johnson. Row 2: Jodi Bacon Row 3: Tammy Maxwell, Bobbie Silvey, Martha Eppright. (2) VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: Martha Eppright, Carolyn Johnson, Bobbie Silvey, Jodi Bacon, Terri Beckmann. Not pictured, Janet Williams. (3) Vicky and Lucy, experienced flycatchers. (4) JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL AND VOLLEYBALL CHEERLEADERS: Row 1: Tammy Maxwell, Vicky Slavens, Paula Hibdon, Ellen Bauer. Row 2: Kelli Stevens, Lucy Hanrahan. 66 (5) JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Row 1: Vicky Slavens, Ellen Bauer, Paula Hibdon. Row 2: Lori Boatright, Vickie Shewmaker, Chris Whaley. (6) GIRLS BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Cindy Daniels, Leescha Maxwell, Michelle Cantwell. (7) WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS: Jane Hunter, Brenda Ball, Sue Moesch. (8) Terri Beckmann greets a football player before the game. (9) Tammy Maxwell screams for her team. 67 Tigerettes add color, entertainment to school events (1) TIGERETTES: Barb Chasteen, Lisa Woods, Kelly Needham, Mary Huff, Lisa Williams, Cathy Bradley, Shari Snyder, Angela Coffman, Christy Jobe, Annette Pifer, Jamie Hutchison. (2) Barb and Christy. what are you doing? (3) Look everybody, when I raise my hand up my leg goes up too! (4) Jamie puts on a smile for the audience. (5) A rear-view of the Drill Team. (6) Angie Coffman caught in action during rehersal. 69 Band hosts Tri-County clinic (1) BAND SOLOIST: Mike Baumgartner, Terry Walsh, Alicia Wilson, Tammy Maxwell, Dale McClellan, Carolynn Todd. (2) BRASS QUINTET: Debbie Buck, Cort Guinn, Mike Baumgartner, Terry Walsh, Mike Buck. (3) CONCERT BAND: Row 1: LaDonne Buck, Julie Nikkei, Martha Eppright, Pam Ball, Amy Slagle, Karen Nichols, Steve Yoder. Row 2: Tammy Maxwell, Alicia Willson, Nancy Bruyn, Cheryl Lee, Jodi Bacon, Sandy Silvey, Debbie Buck, Charlie Daniels, Susan Roberts, Trish Hancock, Carolynn Todd, Lesa Viebrock. Row 3: Teresa Williams, Diane Guenther, Mary Daniels, Sonny Hixson, Wade Chism, Pat Caine, Cort Guinn, Brian Hall, Mike Buck, Dale McClellan, Carolyn Johnson, Mike Baumgartner, Sue Pyle, Lori Boatright, Lawan-da Blankenship, Terry Walsh, Jeff Silvey. Row 4: Robert Goade. Director; Jamie Scrivner, Tracy Williams, Bret Bauer, Beth Bauer, Ginger White, Dan McClellan. (4) FLUTE TRIO: LaDonne Buck, Martha Eppright, Julie Nikkei. (5) CLARINET QUARTET: Alicia Willson, Tammy Maxwell, Teresa Williams, Jodi Bacon. (6) BASS SEXTET: Charlie Daniels, Dale McClellan, Mike Buck, Sue Pyle, Jeff Silvey, Carolyn Johnson. ENTRY TRI-COUNTY DISTRICT STATE Band I- III NE Brass Choir III+ 1 NE Clarinet Choir 11+ II — Brass Quintet II- 11 — Brass Sextet II I II Percussion Ensemble 11+ I I Clarinet Quartet HI II — Flute Trio I- 11 — Trumpet Trio 1- III — Alicia Willson I I II Dale McClellan 1- HI - Jeff Baumgartner 11+ I II Terry Walsh I I II Carolyn Todd II III — Tammy Maxwell II II — NE-Not Eligible. State for large groups. Entries participating at State Contest must receive a I rating at District. 71 (1) Versailles Marching Band and Drill team performed at the football games as halftime entertainment. (2) BRASS CHOIR: Row 1: Jeff Silvey, Wade Chism, Sonny Hixson, Cort Guinn, Carolyn Johnson, Brian Hall, Mike Buck, Dale McClellan, Terry Walsh. Row 2: Debbie Buck, Jeff Baumgartner, Sue Pyle, Charlie Daniels. (3) CLARINET CHOIR: Row 1: Tammy Maxwell, Jodi Bacon, Sandy Silvey, Alicia Willson. Row 2: Teresa Williams, Cheryl Lee, Diane Guenther, Nancy Bruyn, Mary Daniels. (4) Versailles hosted Tri-County Band Clinic. (5) TRUMPET TRIO: Brian Hall, Dale McClellan, Cort Guinn. (6) PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE: Dan McClellan, Ginger White, Tracy Williams, Bret Bauer, Jamie Scrivner, Beth Bauer. (7) It takes muscles to play the tuba. (8) The band directors take a time out at band clinic. 72 Dr. Eugene Butler directs choir in concert ENTRY TRI-COUNTY DISTRICT STATE Concert Choir I t NE Boys’ Glee I i NE Girl’s Glee 1 1 NE Gold Mixed Double I I I Black Mixed Double II II _ Versailles Girls Sextet I I 11 Freshman Girls Sextet Sophomore Girls Sextet Senior Girls Sextet Black Men’s Double Gold Men’s Double Kenny Hayden Tim Bentch Larry Lee Joe Stephenson Lori Boatright Ann Wenger Carole Hall I Piano Solos Brian Lewis Larry Lee 1 111 - NE-Not Eligible Entries participating at State Contest must receive a I rating at District. State for large groups. CONCERT CHOIR: Row 1: JLcc Woolcy, Director; Steve Pinkston, Alan Daniels, Robert Peterson, Ginger Sidebottom, Tammy Rayl, Dawn Lehman, Diane Guenther, Alicia Willson, Susan Roberts, Bobbie Silvey, Teresa Williams, Debbie Buck, Ginger White, Joan Junker, Jamie Hutchison, Daniel McClellan, Dan Nickels. John Ayers, Mary Ellen Zimmerman. Row 2: Richard Johnson, Steve Henderson, Ricky Pifer, Joe Stephenson, Tim Scott, Sue Pyle, Dotty Humphrey, Jamie Scrivner, Joyce Junker, Beth Maier, Carolynn Todd, Ma-lenda Hales, Lynda Hanrahan, Nancy Stephenson, Lori Boatright, Bonnie Yoder, Kelly Washburn, Becky Nikkei, Connie Homan, Donna Dinkins, Don Cashman, Mike Buck, Rick Bias, Bert Chasteen. Row 3: James Pryor, Steve Ayers, Bret Bauer, Jeff Zelsman, Steve Fields, Larry Lee, Sally Tclfcr, Trisha Hancock, Sandy Silvey, Cindy Williams, Kaya Hunter, Diane Meador, Lynn Clark, Mitzi Couch, Kathy Slagle. Susan Loose, Carole Hall. Terri Beckmann, Julie Nikkei, Lawanda Blankenship, Joy Garrison, Brenda Ball, Jane Hunter, Tim Bentch, Jeff Barnard, Lyle Cary, Lynn Hitchcock, Cort Guinn. Row 4: John Thompson, Dick Hutchison, Rick Hanrahan, Todd Hudson, Kenny Hayden, Brad Kohler, Brian Hall, Matt Lewis, Judy Hutchison, Sarah Zimmerman, Bonnie Patton, Shari Snyder, Martha Eppright, Annette Pifer, Cathy Bradley, Janet Williams, Lisa Daul-ton, LaDonnc Buck, Vinita Alice, Lcsa Vicbrock,Bertha Comstock, Beth Tankersley, Beth Bauer, Angie Daniels, Jodi Bacon, Brad La-throp, Brian Lewis, Steve Green, Chris Dunavant, Jeff Baumgartner, John Hull. (2) Dr. Butler prepares the choir in class. (3) At the Concert, Dr. Butler announces the first song. (4) BLACK MIXED DOUBLE: Row 1: Jamie Hutchison, Terri Beckmann, Annette Pifer, Lori Boatright. Row 2: Jeff Barnard, Brian Hall, Brad Kohler, Brad La-throp. (5) DISTRICT CHOIR: Larry Lee, Brian Lewis, Kenny Hayden, Joe Stephenson. 74 1 (1) SENIOR GIRLS’SEXTET: Row 1: Cathy Bradley, Bobbie Sil-vey, LaDonne Buck. Row 2: Lisa Daulton, Janet Williams. Row 3: Lesa Viebrock. (2) SOPHOMORE GIRLS’ SEXTET: Row 1: Carole Hall, Teresa Williams. Row 2: Terri Beckmann, Joy Garrison. Row 3: Shari Snyder, Bonnie Patton. (3) GOLD MEN’S DOUBLE QUARTET: Row 1: Lyle Cary, Tim Bentch, Tim Scott. Row 2: Robert Johnson, John Hull. Row 3: Jeff Baumgartner, James Pryor. Row 4: Kenny Hayden. (4) VERSAILLES GIRLS’ SEXTET: Jamie Hutchison, Beth Maier, Jodi Bacon, Susan Foose, Nancy Stephenson. (Not pictured: Ann Wenger). 76 (5) GOLD MIXED DOUBLE: Row 1: Jodi Bacon, Bobbie Silvey, Lisa Daulton. Row 2: Joe Stephenson, Brian Lewis, Kenny Hayden, Tim Bentch. (6) BLACK MEN’S DOUBLE QUARTET: Row I: Larry Lee, Ricky Pifcr. Row 2: Jeff Barnard. Joe Stephenson. Row 3: Bret Bauer, Brad Lathrop. Row 4: Brian Lewis, Brian Hall. (7) ACCOMPANISTS: Row 1: Lori Boatright, Mary Ellen Zimmerman. Row 2: Tim Bentch. Larry Lee. Row 3: Lawanda Blankenship, Brian Lewis, Lisa Daulton. (8) SOLOISTS: Row 1: Kenny Hayden, Lori Boatright, Carole Hall, Joe Stephenson. Row 2: Tim Bentch, Brian Lewis, Larry Lee. (9) FRESHMAN GIRLS’ SEXTET: Row I: Saudi Silvey, Ginger White. Row 2: Alicia Willson, Carolynn Todd. Lori Boatright. Row 3: Beth Bauer. (Ann Wenger, absent. Gold Mixed.) (1) Clifford Homan directs the Concert Choir singing “Fare Ye Well”. (2) Mrs. Woolley, you may have heard that sour note but nobody else did. (3) Dr. Butler shows us his way of directing the choir. (4) Larry Lee, “Oh Boy! How embarrassing!” 78 Mixed Chorus examines the music world (5) MIXED CHORUS: Row 1: Melinda Rayl, Annette Haugen, Kay Vogt, Carol Napier, Cara Gronstedt, Kelly Needham, Stephanie Erb, Tammy Rayl, Tom Scott, Brian Stubblefield, Richard Wallace, Ricky Pifcr, Tamic Asher, Tammy Kumbcrg, Ellen Bauer, Sheila Hatfield, Sherry Ray, Charlene Harrison. Row 2: Jlce Woolley, Director: Paula Turpin, Cathy Larkin, Vanna Dorsey, Becky Kelsay, Brenda Ritchie, Gina Lutman, Mary Huff, Vickie Thompson, Cheryl McFarland, Richard Sollmann, Steve Hershberger, Sonny Hixon, Jay Dean, Randy Dean, Curt Homan, Michael Sidcbottom, Donna Dinkins, Leta Chadwick, Becky Royer, Rose Pace, Lisa Daulton, accompanist; Row 3: Rhonda Tomblinson, Laurie Sly, Linda Stubblefield, Kathy Slagle, Shana Siler, Paula Hibdon, Cheryl Lee. Lisa Williams, Debbie Side-bottom, Brenda Daniels, Joe Stephenson, Drew Frost, Mike Ritchie, David Hester, Wes Jordan, James Glass, Scott West, Jean Morrison, Chris Whaley, Kathy Gronstedt, Leescha Maxwell, Terri Ypya, Cindy Pryor, Francis Kelsay, Mary Thompson, Tonya Jamerson. Row 4: Kaya Hunter, Loretta Wilson, Cindy Morrison, Cindy Joy, Vicky Slavens, Brenda Branstetter, Cathy Boland, Karen Todd, Crystal Fuelling, Linda Mauzey, Angie Coffman, Kim Garber, Drake Miller, Ray Silvey, Todd Hudson, Jeff Silvey, Kenny Hayden, Gregg Gerken, Jimmy Campbell, Dale Fields, Tom Switzer, John Hull, Vicky Marriott, April Marplc, Mary Frazier, Anita Ray, Cindy Branstetter, Robin Cooper, Belinda Comstock, Patricia Woods, Brenda Arment, Debbie James. (6) Mrs. Woolley keep your eyes on the music! ■111 PURPOSE: To learn to sing, to appreciate and listen to music. ACTIVITIES: Two concerts of their own, Christmas Concert, Spring Fling, and nursing home visits. 79 Twenty-two new members inducted by NHS Lisa Daulton Joan Junker Mark Lake Sue Moesch Karen Huff Ginger Sidebottom Stan Rogers Don Vance Jeff Baumgartner Lyle Cary Martha Eppright Tuffy Frank Joy Garrison Gregg Gerken Bill Gerlt Carole Hall Jerry Huffman Rodney Klein Laurie Sly Ann Wenger Tracy Williams Sarah Zimmerman (1) New members during the candlelight ceremony. (2) New members watching others come up while Vinita reads their name. (3) Dick Hutchison giving speech. (4) NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Row 1: Vinita Allee, President; Nancy Stephenson, Vice-President. Row 2: Jeff Massey, Student Council Representative; Bobbie Silvey, Secretary Treasurer. Row 3: Mary Ellen Zimmerman, Dotty Humphrey, Judy Mocsch. Row 4: Bertha Comstock, Diana Meador, Lynda Hanrahan, Tammy Maxwell. Row 5: Terry Yoder, Charles Daniels, Mark Logan-bill, Patrick Sly, La Donne Buck. Row 6: Lcsa Viebrock, Dick Hutchison, Brian Lewis, Jeff Barnard, Cathy Bradley, Beverly Hughes, Sponsor. Row 7: Richard Johnson, Joe Stephenson. Not pictured: Linda Sidebottom, Robin Huff. (5) Brian Hall and Vivian Wenger voted Most Courteous. (6) Vinita gives members the signal to rise. 81 Student Council involves school in Community (1) Muscular Dystrophy Association award. (2) STUDENT COUNCIL: Row 1: Chris Concannon, Sponsor; Brad Lathrop, Vice President; Janet Williams, President; Beth Tankersley, Secretary; Joe Stephenson, Treasurer; Jack Jobe, Sponsor. Row 2: Tim Scott, Bill Armcnt, Sue Moesch, Carole Hall, Jeff Barnard, Brian Lewis, Brian Hall. Row 3: Jeff Massey, Vivian Wenger, Vinita Alice, Lesa Viebrock. Larry Lee, Nancy Stephenson, Dotty Humphrey, Vicky Slavens. Row 4: Terry Walsh, Rodney Klein, Becky Nikkei, Jamie Hutchison, Amy Slagle, Bertha Comstock, James Pryor. Row 5: Wade Chism, Lyle Cary, Steve Henderson, Matt Lewis, John Hull, Steve Hershberger, Jack Jobe. (3) Janet what are you smiling about? (4) Joe conducts a meeting. (5) Beth takes notes during a meeting. i t, lit r.roumiinti itf pour yartirtyafim. m th, annual Jrrry trtPia (Trlflfrun for MunrnUu tJitstrophu. In Bn bmiuj ynu hanr rrnbrrrb a yabli atrnrt'af tbr Ijinhrst Ecclesia pledge allegiance (1) ECCLESIA: Row 1: Terry Yoder, Lori Boatright, Steve Hershberger,Dawn Lehman, Denna Huff, Teresa Leatherman, Dianne Al-lee. Row 2: Vinita Alice, James Pryor, Julie Nikkei, Secretary-Treasurer: Kathy Lcpley, Vivian Wenger, President; Ann Wenger, Tim Bentch, Beth Vlaier. Row 3: Melinda Rayl, Angela Leatherman, Jamie Hutchison, Bonnie Yoder, Randy Francis, Dick Hutchison, Jeff Baumgartner, Lesa Viebrock, Susan Roberts, Becky Nikkei. (2) Ann enjoys food at Ecclesia Picnic. (3) Tim reads a poem during a meeting. 83 Cathy Bradley, Janet Williams win trip to national contest (1) DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUBS of AMERICA: Row 1; Jennifer LaFayette, President; Barry Mullins, Student Council Representative; Sue Pyle, Vice President; Jerry Hughes, Sponsor; Row 2; Kevin Scott, Tamie Asher, Tammic Rayl, Connie Homan, Rose Richardson, Cathy Bradley, Lisa Williams, Debbie Sidebottom, Dotty Humphrey, Pat Marriott. Row 3; Cindy Daniels, David Shore, Tim Scott, Joyce Scott, Sue Moesch, Brenda Ball, Brenda Armcnt, Jari Vogt, Annette Pifer, Steve Pinkston. Row 4; Kelly Marriott, Laurie McGee, Susan Frazier, Sheila Hatfield, Sherry Ray, Teresa Decker, Marcy Vogt, Dale McClellan, Jeff Silvey. Brent Marshall. (2) Jennifer awaits the announcement of the awards at the banquet. FLA linguists (3) FOREIGN LANGUAGE ALLIANCE: Row 1: Nancy Stephenson, President: Joe Stephenson, Vice-President; Patricia Dunna-way, Secretary-Treasurer; Lisa Woods, Historian; Jerry Huffman, Reporter; Dotty Humphrey, Student Council Representative; Karle Via, Sponsor. Row 2: Juli Herbert, Bev Collott, Mary Lou Eldridge, Julie Simpson, Jackie Tontorice, Wendy Slagle, Betty Napier, Leescha Maxwell. Row 3: Lisa Middleton, Janet Williams, Carol Joy, Gardith Calvert, Sonseeray Houchens, LeAnn Kinsey, Susan Rand, Shirley Baxter, Cara Gronstedt. Row 4: Ken Cable, Jennifer Jones, Tammy Witherspoon, Bill Gerlt, Christy Jobe, Becky Nikkei, Tim Neal, Mike Carver. Row 5: Bill Parsons, Amy Slagle, Richard Sollmann, Gregg Gerken, Bobbie Silvey, Richard Johnson, Brian Lewis, Matt Lewis, Robbie Gin-gerich. Row 6: Sherry Miller, Anita Lee, Larry Lee, Carolyn Wood, Drake Miller, Carol Napier. (4) A time set aside to honor the seniors at the Spring Banquet. (5) Patricia Dunnaway and Joe Stephenson, Masters of Ceremony for the Spring Banquet. (6) Nancy Stephenson begins the induction of the new officers. (7) Miss Via explains FLA awards. 85 V Club raises money for Athletic Department T I I (1) V CLUB: Row 1: Barry Morrow, coach; Willard Worts, coach; Brenda Hodges, coach; Jerry Hughes, coach; Tim Scott, president; David Terry, vice president; Nancy Stephenson, secretary-treasurer; Jack Jobe, coach; Leo Snelling, coach; Richard Bartow, coach. Row 2: Steve Kucffcr, coach; Paula Hibdon, Jane Hunter, Judy Moesch, Lisa Alexander, Beth Tankersley, Brent Marshall, Craig Berlctte, Denny Gramke, Larry Lee, Vernon Frank, coach. Row 3: Terri Beckmann, Brenda Arment, Kathy Lppenauer, Danny Hendrickson, Jodi Bacon, Amy Slagle, Vinita Alice, Brian Hall, Richard Campbell, Pat Sly, Brad Lathrop. Row 4: Kelly Needham, Bobbie Silvey, Kathy Slagle, Mitzi Couch, Brad Kohler. Judy Hutchison, Bret Bauer, Mark Loganbill, Brad Jones. Steve Ayers. Kenny Hayden. Row 5: Ken Campbell, Cathy Bradley, Lisa Williams, Mike Buck, Rodney Klein, Steve Henderson, Lyle Cary, James Pryor, John Ayers, Jim Lafayette Charlie Daniels, Ricky Bias. Row 6: Jeff Barnard, Angela Daniels, Sean McGruder, Don Vance, Steve Moritz, David Shore, Bryan Haugen, Lynn Hitchcock, Terry Yoder, Tamie Asher, Lynda Han-rahan. Row 7: Kevin Washburn, Jay Dean, Kevin Scott, Jeff Silvey, Bill Arment, Dick Hutchison, Sue Moesch, Chris Dunavant, Ricky Wallace, Ricky Pifer, Danny Moritz, Russ Asmus. (2 3) V Club members work the concession stands to raise money. FTA experiences a day of teaching (4) FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA: Row 1: Kenny Hayden, Vice President; Beth Tankersley, President. Row 2: Julie Nikkei, Secretary-Treasurer; Amy Slagle, Student Council Representative. Row 3: Nancy Stephenson, Jerry Huffman. Row 4 Terri Beckmann, Carole Hall. Row 5: Joyce Junker, Shari Snyder. Row 6: Lawanda Blankenship, Pam Ball, Bret Bauer, Lynda Hanrahan, Rodney Klein, Lyle Cary, Cathy Larkin, Tim Doud, Joe Stephenson. Row 7: Lyle Chamberlain, Sponsor; Lesa Viegbrock, Terry Walsh, Tom Switzer, Brian Hall, Vinita Allee, Lynn Hitchcock, Tammy Witherspoon, Bill Gerlt. (5) Joe Stephenson tries out English teaching. (6) Terri Beckmann assists Mr. Concannon. (7) Mrs. Hutchison's history classes get a new teacher for one day. (Kenny Hayden) FHA has fashion show FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA: Row 1: Mary Jo Kreiling, Devotional Leader: Angie Coffman, Treasurer; Bonnie Yoder, 2nd Vice President; Dawn Lehman, Secretary; Joyce Junker, 1st Vice President. Row 2: Carla Schulze, Advisor; Vicky Slavens, Student Council Representative; Cindy Morrison, Historian; Cindy Joy, Parliamentarian; Lucy Hanrahan, Reporter; Jean Morrison, Recreational Leader. Row 3: Chris Whaley, Shana Siler, Vicky Pryor, Cathy Larkin, Janet Pryor, Patricia Dunnaway, Debbie James. Row 4: Shari Snyder, Teresa Moulder, Anita Lee, Laurie Sly, Brenda Arment, Lorraine Lindsey. Row 5: Charlene Harrison, Dawn Cherico, Kelly Needham, Cheryl Lee, Karen Todd. Row 6: Kathy Kreiling, Kim Gremminger, Susan Guinn, Anita Ray. (1) Make-up preparations being made for the fall Fashion Show. (2) Teresa displays the merchandise. (3) Bill reveals the three-piece suit, both inside and out. The Group activities include: A Fashion Show in the fall; a Bake Sale; a Christmas Party at the Children’s House; a Spring Banquet; and the Boy and Girl of the Year Awards. 88 FFA awards given out on parent night FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA: Row 1: Ricky Yoder, Sentinel; Donna Burke, Secretary; Mike Herbert, Vice President; Kevin McDonald, Student Council Representative; Kevin Klein, Treasurer; Marvin Meyer, Chaplain. Row 2: Carl Day, Bert Chasteen, Steve Hitchcock, Dan Nickels, Bill Parsons, Dean Vogt, Joe Robertson, Advisor. Row 3: Diann Allee, Carolyn Woods, Marcy Vogt, Dennis McGinnis, Gene Klein, Becky Massey, Mark Lake, Lance Decker. Row 4: Stephanie Erb, Ivah Purl, Jeff Tankersley, Rodney Smith, Alan Weinrich, Don Cashman, JuAnn LaRue, Todd Wilhelm, James Kum-berg. Row 5: Phillip Porter, Chris Meador, Ronald Smith, Tim Bentch, Terry Yoder, Jay Parrish, Merl Williams, Jeff Wittrock. (4) Becky receives Chapter Farmer Award from President Bill Arment. (6) Freshman Bert Chasteen takes his first step with the Greenhand Award. The Group activities include: A Tractor Rodeo with a Barbecue; and a Barn warming Dance. 89 (1) Robin Beeman samples refreshments at the Junior High Christmas Dance. (2) Junior High band marching in the Homecoming Parade. (3) STUDENT COUNCIL: Row 1: Robert Buckner, Michelle Tankersley, Cliff Carter, Jackie Tortoricc, Secretary: Tim Neal, President; Terry Power, Vice-President; Penny Patton, Reporter; Rodney Yoder, Diane Hershberger, Barbara Hall, Sponsor. Row 2: Tammy Yoder, Mike Baumgartner, Dana Hutchison, Phillip White, Kim Raines, Barry Clark, Shelle Buckner, Vince Williams, Sherie Croy, Donnie Arment. Row 3: Mark Sherman, Travis Lepley, Cindy Homan, Tracy Davis, Pattie Hall, Jerry Dabbs, Son-seeray Houchens, Mike Crenshaw, Debbie McFarland, Mark Haley. Row 4: Marsha Daniels, Treasurer; Renee Hardey, Betty Peoples, Eleanor Kelso, Lori Williquette, Sue Francis. (4) BAND: Row 1: Connie Shepp, Davida Marsh, Sonseeray Houchens, Sue Francis, Susan Weinrich, Christina Thomas, Mike Baumgartner, Darla Dowell. Row 2: Bonnie Comstock, Gardith Calvert, Ann Guenther, Tracy Braden, Kim Raines, Melodie Hamlett, Joey Shepard. Row 3: Jimmie Elliott, Steve Woods, Jeff Kim-brell, Wendy Slagle, Phillip White, Darren Lee, Terry Power. Row 4: Ron Bentch, Richard Fields, Ralph Johnson, Barry Clark, Reed Guenther, Todd Hurt, April Foxworthy, Viola Yarnell, Mike Walsh. Row 5: Robert Goade, Director; Mitch Stark, Dennis McFarland, Matt Lee, Cindy White, Dana Yaryan, Neal Sidebottom. (5) and (6) CHEERLEADERS: Row 1: Kim Raines, Pattie Broyles, Dana Yaryan. Row 2: Mary Lou Eldridge, Lori Williquette. Row 3: April Foxworthy. Row 1: Marsha Daniels, Lynne Boicourt, Penny Patton. Row 2: Diane Hershberger, Deanna Risenhoover. Row 3: Sonseeray Houchens. (7) Students are concentrating on a hard game of checkers. Elementary musicians learn basics (1) Denise Stockton takes a break from the books and sings in Mixed Chorus. (2) I IITH GRADE BAND: Row 1: Debbie Weinstein, Terry Hurt, Jackie Keen, Christy White. Row 2: John Lund, Lisa Barnes, Ginger Applc-bury, Sheri Bowers, Carrie Marshall, Ginger Raines. Row 3: Mike Hcincrikson, Troy Gerlt, Tony Johnson, Robert Campbell, Eric Coffman, Chris Hatfield, Tim Petty. Row 4: Robert Goade, Director; Vernon “Peanut l Tank( Darren Capper, Craig Baumgartner, Wally Boatright, Mike Marple. (3) SIXTH GRADE BAND: Row 1: Robert Goade, Director; Angie Crowe, Jenny Sinclair,Lecia Tubbs, Dawn Whaley, Dawn Stevens. Row 2: Jessica Yarger, Lori Vicbrock, Sam mi Lee, Sherry Hutchison, Andy Erb, Dale l ox-worthy. Row 3: Tommy Drury, Ronnie Campbell, Tim Roberts, Kim Chamberlain, Greta Thompson, Lisa Williams. Row- 4: Barrie Bauer, Mark Green, Carl Chambers, Nolan Sousley, Larry Ball. (4) Larry Ball, “Hey Ronnie, I think the girls want a picture of us . (5) Tim Petty takes a last minute look before the test. Absent: Fifth Grade: James Parsons, Carla Garber. Sixth Grade: John Dunham, Kim Shrout. 92 (8) FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADF CHORUS: Row 1: Jackie Espinosa. Carrie Marshall. Betsy Zimmerman. Patricia Dorsey. Keri Hunter. Lisa Williams, Tim Petty, Tim Roberts, Tim Hester, Dawn W haley, Terry, Hurt, Debbie Weinstein, Sammi Lee. Row 2: Cindy Harrison, Wendy Gark, Tammy Hester, Ginger Raines. Denise Stockton, Mike Marple, Stephen Hoover, Mark Stephenson, Eric Coffman, Andy Erb, Giristy White, Dawn Stevens, Debbie Anderson, Sheri Bowers. Row 3: Dina Marshall, Ann Hester, Erma Zimmerman, Wendy Wood, Hank Vogt, Chris Pifcr, Donald Shewmaker, Nolan Sousley, Barrie Bauer, Lori Viebrock. Kim Chamberlain. Jean Hull, Angie Crowe. Row 4: Tara Smith, Bobbie Grider, Christel Branstettcr, Vickie Allison, Curtis Bland, Ronnie Campbell, Dion Hibdon, Tony Johnson, Larry Ball, Becky Poe, Lea Ann Nickels, Lisa Petty, Donna Hess. Row 5: Lois Viebrock, Director; Dora Lindsey, Lccia Tubbs, Tonya Savick, Tim Dunavant, Wally Boatright, Terry Fields, Mark Green, Bill Bielinski, Lora Ballard, Robin Taylor, Greta Thompson, Lana Hutchison, Jessica Yarger, Absent: EUie Twyman, Kim Shrout, Roxanne Kelso, Carla Garber, John Dunham, Kim Howser. 93 Competition Tough schedule, close losses dim record (1) Ah coach we did the best we could. (2) Zeke's getting ready to pounce on someone. (3) Steve (33) says I know the ball is under there, somewhere. (4) Russ receives the ball and finds himself under pressure. (5) Varsity team. 1978-79 VARSITY: Row 1: Scniors-Mike Richie, Jeff Barnard, Craig Berlette, Steve Fields, Zeke Dunnaway, Bill Arment, Russ Asmus, Danny Hendrickson, Dick Hutchison, Kevin Washburn, Steve Moritz, Stan Shewmaker. Row 2: Jim Towles, Brent Marshall, Kevin Scott. Brad Kohler, Kenny Hayden, Charles Daniels, Rodney Klein, Don Vance, Steve Ayers, Denny Gramke, James Pryor. Row 3: John Ayers, Gerrit Lee, Jay Dean, Eddie James, Jim LaFayette, Joel Pedigo, Kevin Klein, Steve Henderson, Marvin Meyer, Wade Chism, Lynn Hitchcock. Row 4: David Hester, Manager; Tim Scott, Trainer; Steve Kueffer, Coach; Leo Snelling, Head Coach; Jack Jobe, Coach; Brian Hall, Trainer; Tommy Scott, Manager. COACHES SUMMARY. The 1978 Football season opened with high hopes but a tough schedule and some very close losses dimmed many of those hopes. The Tigers still managed to post a respectable 5-5 record while giving their fans a season full of excitement. The season was highlighted by a thrilling 13-6 come-from-behind homecoming victory and by a 64-0 romp over M.M.A. The Tiger's schedule boasted two teams who made the state playoffs and two other teams that narrowly missed. During the season 24 players earned varsity letters and 11 Tigers earned some sort of All-Conference honors. Junior guard-linebacker Denny Gramke was named to the All District Second Team. 97 (1) David Salzman: “That’s the way fellas, hit ’em hard!’ (2) FRESHMAN FOOTBALL: Row 1: Todd Dobbins, Mike Side-bottom, Sonny Hixson, Marty Hansen, Jack Jobe, Dan Nickels, Richard Sollman. Row 2: Joe Gramke, Todd Hanson, Randy Dean, Wade Chism, David Salzman, Alan Daniels, Donnie Cashman. Row 3: Tom Scott, Manager; Jack Jobe, Head Coach; David Hester, Manager. (3) Wade Chism jogs to the sidelines as the coaches watch the game. (4) Coach Jobe shouts instructions from the sidelines. (5) Rodney Klein prepares football for kickoff. (6) JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL: Row 1: Tom Scott, Manager; Eddie James, Jim Towles, Charles Daniels, Kevin Scott, Kenny Hayden, Brent Marshall, Rodney Klein, David Hester, Manager, Row 2: Steve Henderson, Gerrit Lee, Jay Dean, Jim La-I'ayette, Brad Kohler, Joel Pedigo, John Ayers, Marvin Meyer. Row 3: Mike Side-bottom, Jack Jobe, Randy Dean, Dan Nickels, James Pryor, Kevin Klein, Lynn Hitchcock, Todd Dobbins. Row 4: Sonny Hixson, Donnie Cashman, Todd Hansen, Alan Daniels, David Salzman, Joe Gramke, Marty Hansen, Wade Chism, Richard Soil-man. Row 5: Tim Scott, Manager; Steve Kueffer, Head Coach; Jack Jobe, Coach; Brian Hall, Trainer. (7) Coach Kueffer watches his team closely. 99 Volleyball wins first in Conference Tournament Volleyball is made up of four important fundamentals: blocking, setting, spiking, and bumping. The Tiger girls work hard to make these fundamentals bring them a victory. The following snapshots show the Varsity Tigers in action. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: Janet Williams, Judy Hutchison, Jane Hunter, Joy Garrison, Sue Moesch, Tamie Asher, Bobbie Silvey, Judy Moesch, Terri Beckmann, Mitzi Couch, Jodi Bacon, Beth Tan-kersley. Back Row: Kelly W'ashburn, manager; Brenda Hodges, coach; Angie Daniels, manager. 100 COACH’S SUMMARY: How realistic is it to expect an athlete to perform competitively after practicing only 14 days? What’s more, how realistic is it for an athlete to compete under the same circumstances but who has never played the sport? Unrealistic or not, we do on the junior varsity level. Through a lot of stimulating workouts the young players accomplished much. The eleven member team put forth the effort to finish the season with a record of 7 wins and 4 losses. Losing in semi-final play seems very anticlimatic but for the varsity it was far from that. This years team and only one other team in Versailles history has ever gone as far in district competition. Every member played a vital role in the success of our 13 win 4 loss record. A carry-over of team pride and sheer determination on the part of each returning player will be a tremendous asset to the success of next years team. 101 (1) Miss Hodges expresses her feelings on the situation. (2) JUNIOR VARSITY VOL-LI YBALL: Row I: Kelly Washburn, Manager: Jamie Hutchison. Brenda Hodges, Coach; Lori Boatright, Angie Daniels. Manager. Row 2: Brenda Daniels, Martha Lpp-right, Vicki Shewmaker. Trish Hancock, Sandy Silvey. Row 3: Beth Bauer. Michele Kempf. Tuffy I rank. Carole Hall. (3) The team chants their pregame cheers in the huddle. (4) Vicki reaches high to return the shot. (5) Martha and Brenda hustle after the ball while Sandy analyzes the situation. (6) Tuffy displays good form on this set. (7) Mrs. McGill, CMSU practice teacher, does stretching exercises with the players. COACH’S SUMMARY: Returning only one starter from the previous year, many people believed that the Versailles Tigers were in for a rebuilding season. Early, it appeared as if those people may have been right, however, the Tigers put together a strong finish to end up with a very respectable 12-11 year. Breaks seemed to go against the Tigers early as they hit the Christmas break with a 3-5 record. Poor free throw shooting plagued the Tigers as they lost close, tough ball-games to the likes of powers Clinton and Cole Camp. Versailles came back from Christmas with fire in their eyes and defeated both Osage and California to gain the finals of the prestigious California Tournament. Powerful Columbia Rock Bridge ended Versailles’s hope of claiming the title as they defeated the Tigers in the finals. The Tigers saved their best basketball for the end as they finished the last eight games with a 6-2 record. Victories came at some tough places as the Tigers posted wins over Jefferson City Helias and Osage on the loser’s home floor. Balance was the key to success for the Tigers and it showed in post season honors. John Thompson, Jeff Barnard, Ed Krciling, and David Terry all were named AU-Confer-ence. (1) Jeff Barnard gets some words of advice and encouragement from Coach Bartow. (2) Rodney Vogt goes in for an easy lay-up. (3) Coach Bartow yells instructions to players. (4) Ed Krciling shows spectators the perfect shooting form. (5) BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL: Row 1: David Shore, manager; Scan McGruder, Kenny Hayden, Don Vance, Rodney Klein, Bret Bauer, Brent Marshall, Dan Nickels, manager. Row 2: Vernon Frank, coach; Brian Hall, trainer; Jeff Barnard, Todd Hudson, Ed Krciling, John Thompson, David Terry, Rodney Vogt, Jeff Zelsman, manager; Richard Bartow, head coach. (6) John Thompson goes up for another two points. (7) David Terry’s powerful jump puts him up front for the rebound. 105 A. Freshmen squad gains experience (1) JUNIOR VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL: Row 1: Jeff Zelsman, Manager; Lyle Cary, Jack Jobe, Mike Buck, David Shore, Manager. Row 2: Vern Frank, Head Coach; Terry Yoder, Jeff Baumgartner, Wade Chism, Greg Gerken, Jim Campbell, Kevin McDonald, Dick Bartow, Coach Jobe breaks for a jump shot as his opponents move in on him. (4) FRFSHMF.N BOYS BASKETBALL: Vern Frank, Head Coach; Curtis Homan, Jack Jobe, Cort Guinn, Matt Lewis, Wade Chism Jim Campbell, Alan Daniels, Randy Dean, Steve Hershberger, Alan Weinrich, Dick Bartow, Coach. (5) Wade Chism sneaks a lay-up through opponents blocking arms. l( Girls Basketball takes Conference title (1) Janet Williams takes a quick outside shot. (2) Judy Mocsch yelling support to a teammate. (3) Beth Tankersley maneuvers through two defensive Laker players for an inside shot. (4) Tracy Williams and her opponents find it difficult to rebound an air ball (5) Those Tiger victories do pay off in the end!!! (6) The bench studies the floor action. (7) GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL: Row 1: Janet Williams, Vinita Alice, Beth Tankersley, Captain; Lisa Alexander. Row 2: Willard Worts, Head Coach; Kelly Needham, Manager; Tuffy Frank, Carole Hall, Amy Slagle, Fauna Harrison, Captain; Tracy Williams, Judy Moesch, Captain; Brenda Ar-ment, Karen Huff, Kelly Washburn, Manager; Brenda Hodges, Coach. (8) Judy Moesch makes a fast break for a lay up. (9) Sorry girls looks like Bird, (Fawna Harrison), has the rebound under control. (10) “This one might not make it girls, better tip it in. COACHES SUMMARY: The 1978-79 Girls Varsity Basketball team enjoyed one of the finest seasons that any girls team will have at Versailles. In only their third year of organized basketball the team won 14 games while losing only three. The Tigers tied for the conference championship with Camden-ton, a team who ended fourth in the State in their class. The Tigers won their own tourney, this marked the first time the Girls had won a tourney. One of the prime reasons for the success was an outstanding team effort on the part of the girls. Every person on the team made a significant contribution to the winning effort. The Tigers defeated the Camdenton Lakers twice during the season, but had to win an important game at Tipton in order to gain a tie for the conference title. The Tigers fell one game short of making it to the state playoffs when they suffered a heartbreaking loss to Windsor. It was a truly great year for Tigers Girls Basketball in 1978-79. UCO 109 no (5) JUNIOR VARSITY: Row 1: Diann Alice, Susan Roberts, Karen Huff, Carol Napier, Denna Thompson. Row 2: Mary Daniels, Jamie Hutchison, Debbie Buck, Julie Herbert, Sheila Schick, Brenda Arment. Row 3: Willard Worts, Head Coach; Kelly Washburn, Manager; Pat Woods, Brenda Mullins, Beth Bauer, Lockic Green, Sandra Silvey, Kelly Needham, Manager; Brenda Hodges, Coach. (6) Denna Thompson battles a tough defense. (7) Girls basketball coaches on a tournament scouting mission. in Wrestlers suffer only one defeat (1) WRESTLING: Row 1: Barry Morrow, Coach. Seniors: Bryan Haugen, Steve Moritz, Dick Hutchison, Brad Jones, Ken Campbell. Donnie Cash man, Manager. Row 2: Robert Petersen, John Ayers, Joe Gramke, Gerrit Lee, Todd Hanson, Lynn Hitchcock, Rick Campbell, Denny Gramke, James Pryor, Jim Towles, Terry Yoder, Danny Moritz, Mark Logan bill, Bert Chasteen, Steve Yoder, Tony Garber. (2) Tiger wrestler puts opponent on mat. (3) Legs fly as the Tiger man pins his opponent. (4) James Pryor struggles to remain on top. (5) Tiger determination conquers alL 112 COACH’S SUMMARY: The Versailles Tigers matmen started the season with a new wrestling mat and a lot of new spirit. The Tigers posted a 9-1 season mark, one of the best in the six years the sport has been at VHS. The Tigers opened slowly as they suffered their only defeat at the hands of Clinton. From there, the Tigers went undefeated. The highlights were victories over Camdcnton, Sedalia, Boonvillc, Slater, and then the rematch with Clinton. Versailles captured first place at the Marceline Quad with victories over Marceline, Higginsville, and Brookfield. The Tigers were fifth in the Boonvillc Tournament. While the Tigers scored 89 points, and a fifth place finish in the District Tournament, they qualified four wrestlers; Rick Campbell, Denny Gramke, Ken Campbell, and Steve Moritz for the Rcgionals at Butler. Denny Gramke and Ken Campbell competed for Versailles in the State Tournament. Versailles had fourteen lettermen with nine of those wrestlers returning next year. The Tigers wrestled tough in the season of 1978-79, but will continue to improve and it should bring on an exciting new season. Versailles Opponent 17 40 Clinton 42 21 Camdcnton 36 18 Marshall B 35 27 Sedalia 51 12 Boonville 36 24 Higginsville 36 33 Brookfield 36 26 Marceline 36 26 Clinton 37 24 Slater — T- (1) Stretching exercises help to prevent injuries. (2) The fight of a Tiger wrestler. (3) Tony Garber and Dan Moritz prepare their muscles for wrestling. (4) The faces of the bench shows the tense excitement of the match. (5) Touch those toes! (6) The Tiger wrestler pins his man as the cheerleaders and bench look on. (7) The referee watches closely so he can indicate points. (8) Jim Towles finds success in his match. (9) Exercise boys! 114 Kohler, Hendrickson set new records COACH’S SUMMARY: Four school records were broken this year. Dan Hendrickson set new records in 120 High Hurdles at 16.05, 180 Low Hurldcs at 21.2, and in the Pole Vault at 13 2”. Hendrickson won the district championship in the High Hurdles and in the Pole Vault. He won a state semi-finalist position in the Low Hurdles, and placed fourth in state Pole Vault competition. Brad Kohler set a new Discus mark of 135 2’ . Three Tigers qualified for state competition: Steve Fields-Pole Vault; Wade Chism-High Hurdles; Danny Hendrickson-Pole Vault, High Hurdles, and Low Hurdles. Steve Fields’ vaulting this year gave him a second in conference, second in district, and a state finalist position of ninth place. Wade Chism ran to a state semi-finalist position in High Hurdles. (1) Kohler lets the discus fly, (2) Hendrickson clears the final hurdle, (3) Fields readies for a vault, and (4) Chism tests a hurdle height. (5) BOYS TRACK TEAM: Row 1: Brad Kohler, Steve Fields, Steve Moritz, Craig Berlctte, Dick Hutchison, Dan Hendrickson, Row 2: Joel Pedigo, Jim Towles, Lynn Hitchcock, John Ayers, Dennis Harris, Brent Marshall, Rodney Klein. Row 3: Sonny Hixson, Jim LaFayette, Ricky Wallace, James Pryor, Steve Henderson, Pat Caine, Wes Jordan. Row 4: Wade Chism, Alan Daniels, Jack Jobe, Jimmy Campbell, Steve Hershberger, Todd Hanson. Row' 5: David Hester, Manager: Brian Hall, Student Trainer; Richard Bartow, Coach; Steve Kueffer, Head Coach; Leo Snelling, Coach; Tom Scott, Manager; Dan Nickels, Manager. 117 (1) Everyone shows their unique way of doing the same warm-up exercise. (2) Alan Daniels looks like he gets his kicks from track practice. (3) Angie keeps a “watchful” eye on Coach Speckhals. (4) Steve I'iclds: “Oops, missed again.” (5) Coach Snelling and Coach Bartow brave the cold to help with track practice. (6) Danny Hendrickson: “You’re dang right it’s cold out here.” (7) Crdig Berlctte and Dennis Harris practice their hand-off. (8) Up, up, and away!?! (9) Coach Kueffer: “1 love to sec the men run in the cold!” 119 COACHES SUMMARY: The ’79 track season will be remembered as a cold and wet year, but it will also be recalled as the record breaking year. New events added to this years’ competition were the 2-Mile Relay and the Mile Relay. All but two of the record holders were underclassmen. At the end of the season, school records in the 440, 2 Mile Run. 880 Medley, Mile Relay, 2-Mile Relay, High Jump, Triple Jump, and Discus were tied or broken 21 times. Congratulations on these accomplishments. Each year the Tigers grow in strength and next with the help of the incoming freshmen we hope to be stronger in the conference standing. (1) Jane Hunter broke her own record in triple jump and tied the Mule’s record in long jump. (2) State qualifiers: Fawna Harrison, Jane Hunter, Sue Moesch, Tuffy Frank, Janet Williams. (3) Fawna Harrison tied the high jump record, and broke the 440 run record. (4) Two Mile Relay team: Sue Moesch. Chris Whaley, Susan Roberts, Kelly Needham. (5) GIRLS TRACK: Row 1; Paula llibdon, Chris Whaley, Trish Hancock, Teri Beckmann, Joy Garrison, Denna Thompson. Row 2; Dawn Cherico, Teresa Leather-man, Becky Royer, Becky Nikkei, Nancy Stephenson, Vickie Shewmaker, Susan Roberts, Carol Napier. Row 3: Brenda Ball, Pat Woods, Kim Garber, Ginger Sidebottom, Terri Ypya, Janet Williams, Jane Hunter, Tuffy Frank, Jodi Bacon. Row 4: Debbie Buck, Manager; Mitzi Coach, Judy Moesch, Fawna Harrison, Sue Moesch, Judy Hutchison, Beth Bauer. Row 5: Brenda Hodges, Head Coach; Sandy Silvey, Manager; Kelly Washburn, Manager; Joan Junker, Manager; Brenda Daniels, Manager; Angie Daniels, Manager; Willard Worts, Coach. (6) Susan Roberts broke records in the two mile and mile run. (7) Mile Relay team: Jane Hunter, Tuffy Frank, Fawna Harrison, Sue Moesch. (8) 880 Medley team: Paula Hibdon, Jane Hunter, Fawna Harrison, Tuffy Frank. (9) Janet Williams broke discus record. 120 SSI (1) Miss Hodges’s mild expressions as she watches the girls drop the baton during the relay. (2) You’re doing good, Lisa. You only have 7 laps and 439 yards to go. (3) Mr. Worts: “It’s soooo cold.’’ (4) Beth Bauer: “I’d rather throw than run these any day.’’ (5) After running 8-440’s, 6-220’s, 5-100’s, and 10-50’s you’d think she’d be tired. (6) Dennis Harris: “What are you looking for Angie? 123 Golf wins conference 124 COACH’S SUMMARY: For the fourth year in a row the Tiger Golf team won the Tri-County conference meet. Medalist Bret Bauer shot a 3 over par 75. We finished 4th out of 23 schools at the District meet, missed returning to the State Tournament by 1 stroke; and finished 6th out of 15 schools in the first CMSU Golf Tournament. We set the following school records: lowest 4 man match score-159, lowest 4 man match score-194, largest 9-hole victory margin-94 strokes, largest 18-holc victory margin-134 strokes. Individual record setting performances were: Kevin Washburn tied the 9-hole record —36, Bret Bauer tied the 18-hole record-75, and Kenny Hayden set a record for lowest season average at 40.1, becoming season medalist. Versailles had a season record of 12-2. (1) Bret poses for a picture with his golf clubs. (2) Kevin Washburn puts action into his swing. (3) GOLF: Row 1: Jerry Hughes, Coach; Russ Asmus, Todd Hudson, David Shore, John Thompson, Jeff Zelsman, Jeff Barnard, Jeff Baumgartner, Brad Lathrop, Amy Slagle, Dennis Laufenberg, Lyle Cary, Kevin Washburn, Vernon Frank, Coach. (4) Kenny starts to swing, but there is no golf ball. (5) Dennis studies the golf ball before playing a game. 125 126 (1) Steve Ayers tees off. (2) Mr. Hughes gives the golfers some last minute instructions. (3) Stan Rogers chips on to the green. (4) Jeff Barnard putts for par. (5) Kenny Hayden and Pat Sly warm up for competition on the practice green. (6) This drive of Pat Sly’s puts him in the middle of the fairway. (7) Mike Buck battles his way out of the sand trap. 127 Undefeated, only six points scored against Coach’s Summary: The good attitude and hard work of the athletes resulted in the first undefeated football team in VJH history. They met their goals of four wins and no losses by using a big-play offense and granite-like defense known as the “shadow” defense that preserved the unbeaten season by performing two goal-line stands against California. The explosiveness of the offense was demonstrated by 7 out of 10 touchdowns being scored from over 30 yards out. All in all it was a very fine season and one the Junior High can be proud of. (1) VJH FOOTBALL: Row 1: Captains: Rob Cashman, Joe Montavy, Donnie Arment. Row 2: Tim Neal, manager; Neal Sidebottom, Mark Sherman, Cliff Carter, Steve Garber, Vince Williams, Dennis McFarland, Todd Hurt. Row 3: Matt Lee, manager; Matt Loganbill, Ronnie Schelp, Junior Moritz, Kurt Fuelling, Mike Moore, Tracy Davis, Mike Baumgartner, Chris Niermeycr, manager Row 4: Fred Brooker, coach; Ron Bentch, Travis Lcpley, Kevin Chamberlain, Robert Buckner, Mike Walsh, Tim Tomblinson, Mike Crenshaw, Marshall McGrath, coach. (2) Tigers keep opponents from getting the pass. (3) Vince Williams tackles the ball carrier. Seven track records fall Coach’s Summary: The 1979 track season was based on hard work and a desire to be the best. This year’s group achievements may never be equalled as 7 new records were set. Kevin Chamberlain led the assult in breaking the 100, 220, and shot put records. The 880 yard relay team of Tracy Davis, Junior Moritz, Robert Buckner, and Rob Cash-man also became record holders. Both long distance records fell as Rodney Yoder broke the 880 and Mike Crenshaw the 1320. Bruce Randall tied the high jump record. This year’s team was very talented but one thing that made them champions went unscen-A GREAT ATTITUDE! (4) Neal Sidebottom keeps trucking on! (5) Coaches: Marshall McGrath, Pat Johnson, and Fred Brooker. (6) Happiness is an unbroken finish line. (7) VJH TRACK: Row 1: Kevin Chamberlain, Rob Cashman, Rodney Yoder, Ron Bentch. Row 2: Vince Williams, Tracy Davis, Richard Fields, Donnie Arment, Jimmy Wood, Junior Moritz, Julie Simpson, Tim Neal, Robert Buckner, Mike Crenshaw, Cliff Carter. Row 3: Debbie McFarland, Patti Broyles, Kim Raines, Bonnie Comstock, Paula Leatherman, Sonseeray Houchens, Jeff Kimbrell, Kris Silvey, Dennis McFarland, Neal Sidebottom, Mike Baumgartner. Row 4: Tammy Iman, Marsha Daniels, Gar-dith Calvert, April Fox worthy, Dana Hutchison, Mary Eldridge, Ron Schelp, Bruce Randall; not pictured. 129 Junior High boys prepare for tougher competition EIGHTH GRADE BOYS: Row 1: Rodney Yoder, Matt Lee, Tim Neal, Rob Cashman. Row 2: Kevin Chamberlain, Mark Haley, Richard Fields, Robert Buckner. Row 3: Fred Brooker, Coach; Terry Power, Fred Wenger, Mike Crenshaw, Chris Niermeyer. SEVENTH GRADE BOYS: Row 1: Todd Hurt, Denis McFarland, Mike Edgar, Reed Guenther. Row 2: Jeff Kimbrell, Jimmie Elliott, Mark Sherman, Neal Sidebottom, Philip White. Row 3: Ken Sinclair, Travis Lepley, Mike Baumgartner, Vince Williams, Marshall McGrath, Coach. (3) Fred Wenger advances the ball downcourt. (4) Chamber-lain powers up a shot inside the lane. (5) Terry Power shoots in a crowd. 130 Junior High organizes girls basketball (6) EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS: Row 1: Bev Collyot, Wendy Slagle, Cindy White, Debbie McFarland, Bonnie Comstock. Row 2: Jackie Tortoricc, Julie Simpson, LeAnn Kinsey, Renee Hardey, Marshall McGrath, Coach. (7) SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS: Row 1: Darla Dowell, Dana Hutchison, Tracey Braden. Row 2: Tammy Iman, Sheric Croy, Sheryl Byars. Fred Brooker, Coach. (8) Tracey shoots with pressure defense. (9) The girls show fundamentals and hustle. 131 % Guidance Board of Education controls school district Mr. Everit Anderson, President Mr. John Dunham Mr. Homer Garber Dr. Robert Hall, M.D. Mr. Tom Moore Mr. Gerald Yarnell 134 Authorities command school policies Mr. Vincel AUec, Superintendent Mr. Lee Sims, Assistant to Superintendent Mr. Robert Kimpton, Director of Federal Programs Mr. Nelson Kohler, High School Principal Mr. Carmen Hayden, Junior High Principal Mr. Richard Doak, Elementary Principal 135 Educators ready students for future Janale Adkins Grade 6 Sue Akin Grade 4 William Ball Special Education Gary Barnard Language Arts Richard Bartow Math Nancy Bennett Remedial Math Tom Bennett Industrial Arts Jackie Bolton Social Studies Fred Brooker Physical Education Kathryn Brooker Special Education (Primary) Carol Buck Grade 4 Lyle Chamberlain Guidance Counselor 136 Donna Chapman Grade 1 Chris Concannon Language Arts and Dramatics Linda Deininger Grade 2 Mary Beth Dicus Business Education June Enowski Math Dorothy Erickson Kindergarten Kenneth Erickson Guidance Counselor Ray Forrest Elementary Physical Education Vemon Frank Physical Education Helen Franken Grade 5 Betty Gerlt Grade 3 Robert Goade Band and Instrumental Music Pat Haile Journalism Jewel Hake Grade 3 Barbara Hall Home Economics Mary Hayden Elementary Art Supervison Lucy Hays Business Education K. Ann Higgins Physical Education and Art (1) Coach Frank: “Now David, do you really (2) Mrs. Jobe’s cheery smile for her class. (3) Coach Kueffer: “Another hour in that driver’s ed, car, and I'll go nuts!” 137 Brenda Hodges Physical Education Wade Huffman Grade 4 Beverly Hughes Language Arts Carol Hughes Speech Correction Jerry Hughes C.O.E. Adclia Hutchison Social Studies Donna Jobe Art Jack Jobe Guidance Counselor Erma Johnson Progressive Reading Patricia Johnson Physical Education Harry Jones Carpentry Rosalee Jordan Language Arts, Librarian Rebecca Kerr Kindergarten Paddy Kidwcll Remedial Math Steve Kucffer Drivers Education Arlecn Lake Grade 1 (1) Mr. Jobe is the subject of this photography art work. (2) Coach Brooker, did the basketball really go that high? (3) Saying “Gcsund-heit” doesn’t really help the common cold, docs it Mrs. Enowski? (4) Mrs. Hutchison, “Drill Team, lets do the dance all the way through by COUNTS, 1 and 2 ... ” (5) Mrs. Hays, ‘Tammy, you’ve debited your credits and credited your debits! (6) Gee, I’m glad this day is almost over. 138 Brenda Lapp Grade 5 Dee Ann Laurie Kindergarten Darlene Lee Grade 2 Ramon Lockhart Science, Math Janet Looten Elementary Librarian Gay Marriott Learning Disabilities Virginia Mastin Grade 1 Marshall McGrath Social Studies Judy McNcaly Learning Disabilities Barry Morrow Industrial Arts Lois Moser Science Sharon Neal Language Arts Loetta Pace Grade 3 MarJcane Parent Math Linda Power Grade 6 Ronald Power Biology Minnie Pummill Business Education Darlene Reuter Grade 5 Gayle Roberts Grade 2 Joe Robertson Vocational Agriculture Cynthia Roda Librarian Home Economics Teresa Rodgers Science James Saunders Social Studies Eulalia Schauer Remedial Language Arts 140 (1) “I hate to tell you Mr. Concannon, but 1 don’t think that’s jelly you’re putting on these biscuits.” (2) ‘‘Who put the bricks in the refrigerator?” (3) ‘‘Beat your sticks in time. One, two, three, four,...” (4) ‘‘How many times do I have to tell you ...” Carla Schulze Home Economics Leo Snclling Math Kathryn Tankersley Grade 2 Dean Thiemann Industrial Arts Valonia Thiemann Grade 3 Amy Todd Math Karle Via Foreign Language LeRoy Viebrock Driver’s Education Health Lois Viebrock Vocal Music Jane White Grade 6 Jane Wilson Language Arts Mae Willson Grade 1 Jlee Woolley Vocal Music Willard Worts Social Studies Driver’s Education Ml Non-certified personnel extend school-craft Mary Daniels School Nurse Betty Goodman Junior High Aide Lois Holst Elementary Aide Harriette Jones Elementary Aide Ruth Lowery Elementary Aide Sylvia Morrison Junior High Aide Pam Murdock Junior High Secretary Natalie Simon Guidance Office Secretary Karen Snclling Elementary Secretary Gale Tceple High School Aide Minnie Thoss Bookkeeper Kimmie Yam ell High School Secretary 142 (1) Phyllis Evans cooks at South Elementary. (2) Mr. Viebrock looks up in dismay when he is told he has to make three more bus runs, one to California, one to Skyline, and wind up in Osage with time to get the students home by 11 o’clock. (3) CUSTODIANS: Seated: Evelyn Sanders, Edyth Marriott, Mrs. Walter Rand Sr. Standing: James Sanders, Carl Dowell, Joe Woods, Kim Hull, Marvin Riggs. (4) Dan Peoples, Bus Mechanic, heads for a bus to inspect. The bus drivers are: LeRoy Viebrock, Bill Ball, Gary Barnard, Harley Bradshaw, Bob Campbell, Lester Chiles, Norman Combs, Henry Evans, Ray Forrest, Harry Jones, Virginia Mastin, Ronald Power. Roy Purin-ton, George Yeager. (5) CAFETERIA PERSONNEL: Lucille Bishop, Mary Wenger, Jean Gunn, Joan Newkirk, Marva Hutchison, Mable Chiles, Lorene Barton, Becky Joy, Connie Barton, Gwen Blankenship, Lois Forth, Esther Zook. 143 Learning Seniors end golden season of life Joyce Junker, Secretary Vivian Wenger, Treasurer Jamie Scrivner, Historian Bill Arment, Sergeant At Arms, Student Council Representative Brian Hall, Student Council Representative Sue Moesch, Student Council Representative 146 (1) Lisa double-checks her typing assignment. (2) Lesa racks her brains on the Research Paper. (3) Dunkin’ Dave (4), Lisa devours the pumpkin leftovers. Lisa Alexander Vinita Alice Tamie Asher Russ Asm us Jeff Barnard Craig Berlcttc Cathy Boland Robert Bolton Cathy Bradley LaDonnc Buck Julia Cable Kenneth Campbell 147 Lloyd Chambers Tim Comstock Cindy Daniels Lisa Daulton Greg Dean Teresa Decker Tim Doud Zeke Dunnaway Steve Fields Susan Frazier Marvin French Jim Graham David Haile Rick Hanrahan Eddie Hardcy Bryan Haugen Danny Hendrickson David Hibdon Clifford Homan Connie Homan 148 VM (1) Lcsa Vicbrock: “Oh no, I misspelled it again! (2) Joyce Junker shows her Monday morning enthusiasm. 150 Jennifer LaFayette Mark Lake Brad Lathrop Dennis Laufenberg Kathy Lepley Bill Lucas Dale McClellan Laurie McGee Alex Marplc Forrest Marplc (3) Jeff Barnard: “See I told you I don’t have a hickey.” 151 Patricia Marriott Kelly Marriott Chris Meador Steve Moritz Corey Morronc Barry Mullins Harry Nickels Chris Pace David Pace Diana Pace Annette Pifer 152 (1) Jamie, what are you up to now? (2) Asher, what’s that your saying!?! (3) Well, Joan I hope you don’t mind me looking over your shoulder. Linda Sidebottom Steve Sidebottom Bobbie Silvey Jeff Silvey 153 Rodney Smith Nancy Stephenson David Sutton Beth Tankcrslcy David Terry John Thompson Mary Thompson Vickie Thompson Lesa Vicbrock Marcy Vogt Rodney Vogt Kevin Washburn (1) Bobbie having another hard day in major sports. (2) Lisa Daulton working hard in Mrs. Hays’ room. (3) LaDonne: “Dick, I can’t believe you said that.’ (4) Jeff and Vinita react to the RETURN OF THE RESEARCH PAPER. (5) Tim Doud working in art class. Todd Wilhelm Janet Williams Lisa Williams Scott Williquctte Jay Wisdom Rick Yoder 155 Joe Stephenson President Kenny Hayden Vice President Kathy Slagle Secretary Judy Mocsch Treasurer Denny Gramke Sergeant at Arms Bertha Comstock Student Council Representative Larry Lee Student Council Representative Brian Lewis Student Council Representative Brenda Arment Steve Ayers Jodi Bacon Brenda Ball Pam Ball Bret Bauer Ricky Bias Lawanda Blankenship Paul Boeck Bill Boicourt Cindy Branstetter Tammy Buehler 156 Richard Campbell Barbara Chasteen Mike Colvin Mitzi Couch Robbie Dabbs Angie Daniels Charles Daniels Donald Davidson Tom Dial Cheryl Dobbins Chris Dunavant Patricia Dunnaway Debbie Earnest Kathy Eppenauer Randy Francis Tony Garber Robbie Gingerich Diane Guenther Greg Gustafson Malenda Hales Jodi Hanlon Lynda Hanrahan Dennis Harris Fawna Harrison Sheila Hatfield Robert Heller Roberta Heller Mike Herbert Danny Hicks Steve Hitchcock Brian Hugen Kaya Hunter Judy Hutchison Tonya Jamerson Paulette Johnson Richard Johnson Carol Joy Frances Kelsay Gene Klein Brad Kohler (1) “Amy, I think you added wrong! We couldn’t have made a million dollars.” (2) Everywhere we see students learning the art of tongue-twisters for, Mr. Concannon. (3) “I love this accounting.” (4) “So this is how you type!” (5) “But Mom, 1 don’t want to go home yet.” (6) VHS presents the three stooges: Barbara, Chuck, and Lisa. JuAnn LaRue Teresa Leathcrman Cheryl Lee Dawn Lehman Lorraine Lindsey Mark Loganbill Beth Maier April Marplc Karen Marriott Brent Marshall Tammy Maxwell Dennis McGinnis Sean McGruder Diana Meador Matt Merriott Lisa Middleton Sherry Miller Terry Miller Renee Moore Danny Moritz Jean Morrison Julie Nikkei Gary Pace JoAnn Papen Ricky Pifer 158 Melinda Rayl Donna Reinke Stan Rogers Buddy Rose Joyce Scott Kevin Scott David Shore Holly Silvey Bennie Pointer Dennis Raines Louis Rand Sherry Ray Amy Slagle Pat Sly Alan Spaulding Scott Stenzel Linda Stubblefield Tom Switzer Don Vance Ed Vanderslice Dean Vogt Jari Vogt Debbie Waisner Brenda Wilson Mancel Wilson Lisa Woods Bonnie Yoder Terry Yoder 4 (3) A friendly gathering on the lobby bench. (4) “Wonder if “he” would like this ring?” 159 Rodney Terry Walsh, President Student Council Representative Bill Gerlt, Vice President Angie Coffman, Secretary Teresa Moore, Treasurer Jeff Tankersley, Sergeant at Arms Lyle Cary Student Council Representative Steve Henderson Student Council Representative Ben Adkison John Ayers Jeff Baumgartner Terri Beckmann Tim Bentch Robert Berkstresser Mary Blanks Brenda Branstetter Mike Buck Donna Burke Don Butts Tammy Cable Pat Caine Eddie Capps Lynn Clark Larry Conrad Rhonda Crabtree Terry Croy Jay Dean Lance Decker Donna Dinkins Vanna Dorsey Martha Eppright Stephanie Erb Susan Foosc 160 Klein to Pilgrimage (1) Bright eyes, bright city lights ... (2) a dancing girl . . . (3) . . . and coke add life !!! i Tuffy Frank Mary Frazier Kim Garber Joy Garrison Gregg Gerken James Glass Lockic Green Steve Green Kathy Gronstedt Susan Guinn Carole Hall David Hall Lucy Hanrahan Annette Haugen Paula Hibdon Connie Hicks Suzettc Highland Lynn Hitchcock Kevin Howser Karen Huff Mary Huff Jerry Huffman Jane Hunter Eddie James Carolyn Johnson Jennifer Jones Cindy Joy Kevin Klein Rodney Klein Mary Jo Kreiling (4) Steve Henderson tries to sell tickets to Jane Hunter. (5) Teresa Williams expresses her opinion. 161 James Kumberg Jim LaFayette Cathy Larkin Gerrit Lee Robert Legg Bill Lewis Vicky Marriott Becky Massey Kevin McDonald Marvin Meyer Drake Miller David Montavy Cindy Morrison Kelly Needham Bonnie Patton Joel Pedigo Earl Pipes James Pryor Janet Pryor Vickie Pryor Anita Ray Brenda Ritchie Robert Ross Rebecca Royer Sheila Schick Ginger Sidcbottom Ray Silvey Vicky Slavcns Laurie Sly Marsha Smith Shari Snyder Darren Stafford Jerry Stafford Todd Stenzel Loren Talbott Charles Templemirc Karen Todd Jim Towles Craig Turpin 162 Richard Wallace Bart Ward Ann Wenger Teresa Williams Tracy Williams Tony Wilson Kevin Wisdom Tammy Witherspoon Caroline Woolery Terry Yoder Jeff Zelsman Sarah Zimmerman Freshmen encounter change of routine Jamie Hutchison, President Wade Chism, Vice-President Cheryl McFarland, Secretary Michele Kempf, Treasurer Matt Lewis, Sergeant at Arms Jack Jobe, Student Council Representative Steve Hershberger, Student Council Representative Becky Nikkei, Student Council Representative Danny Adkison Diann Alice Beth Bauer Ellen Bauer Shirley Baxter Brenda Becgle Robert Bercume Kelly Bledsoe Lori Boatright Billy Boeck Debbie Buck Jim Burkhart Ken Cable Jimmy Campbell Michelle Cantwell Don Cashman Bert Chastecn Dawn Chcrico Belinda Comstock Carla Comstock Alan Daniels Brenda Daniels Mary Daniels Charles Danner 164 (1) Another day, another test. (2) OH! Those Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders. Billy Davenport Rita Davenport Carl Day Randy Dean Todd Dobbins Tim Duckworth Alowisia Engelmeyer Dale Fields Delbert Fields Drew Frost Crystal Fuelling Steve Garber Debbie Gingerich Joe Gramke Kim Gremminger Cara Gronstedt Cort Guinn Trisha Hancock Marty Hansen Todd Hanson Charlene Harrison Julie Herbert David Hester Sonny Hixson Curt Homan Deanna Huff Mike James Christy Jobe (3) Todd, braces and gum don’t mix. (4) These makeup tests are “burgers.” (5) Pencil in hand, ready to begin. 165 Wes Jordan Billy Kays Linda Kenslow Kathy Krciling Tammy Kumbcrg Angela Leatherman Anita Lee Leonard Lindsey Gina Lutman Bryan Marplc Chuck Marplc Craig Marriott Linda Mauzey Leescha Maxwell Daniel McClellan Gene Miller Teresa Moulder Brenda Mullins Carol Napier Dan Nickels Mark Niewcg Rose Pace Jay Parrish Bill Parsons Chris Petcoff Robert Peterson Teresa Phelps 3 (1) Studious Becky sneaks a peak long enough to pose for the camera. (2) Kelly and Beth, the State Law says you have to be 16 to operate a motor vehicle. (3) Joel, I told you once to quit bothering me, and I’m not going to tell you again! (4) Nanu-Nanu from ork. Cindy Pryor Ivah Purl Susan Rand Susan Roberts David Salzman Tom Scott Vicki Shewmaker Mike Sidebottom Shana Siler Sandra Silvey Ronald Smith Richard Sollmann Bev Stark Kelli Stevens Brian Stubblefield Sally Telfer Ellen Templeton Carolyn Todd Rhonda Tomblinson Paula Turpin Kay Vogt Kelly Washburn Donny Waters Alan Wcinrich Chris Waley Ginger White Cindy Williams Mcrl Williams Ted Williams Alicia Willson John Wilson Loretta Wilson Jeff Wittrock Carolyn Wood Pat Woods Steve Yoder 167 Eighth grade Contemporary Living and Home Ec classes learn about nutrition Donnie Armcnt Russell Bailey Robin Beeman Ron Bentch Rita Blackburn Patty Boicourt Russell Bowers Robert Buckner James Burnett Gardith Calvert Mike Carver Rob Cashman Kevin Chamberlain Helen Clines Beverly Collyott Steve Colvin Bonnie Comstock Kim Comstock Cameron Courscy Mike Crenshaw (1) Mrs. Jo Ann Newkirk shows her son how to make lunch for over 1,000 students. (2) “Who yelled at me? Jeff Curry Jerry Dabbs Marsha Daniels Tracy Davis Pam Dorsey Mary Ann Douglass John Dukes Robert Edgar Mary Lou Eldridgc Jim Farias Richard Fields Susan Flecner April I oxworthy Sue Francis Rita Frazier Lisa Freeze Kurt Fuelling Donna Gremminger Mark Haley Patty Hall Renee Hardey John Hayden Mike Heller Mike Hibdon Darren Hilgar Ellen Hoover Sonsecrav Houchens Marilyn Huff Jan Hull Charles Humphrey John Hunsakcr Reatha Jamcrson Ralph Johnson Eleanor Kelso LcAnn Kinsey John Klein (3) “In science you never know what will be looking at you. (4) “Hey John! What s the secret? ’ 169 Kelly Lawson Mike Layton Paula Leathcrman Darren Lee Matt Lee Terry Liscnby Matt Loganbill Tim Lohsc Davida Marsh Betty Martin Mearl Martin Gary Masters Deborah McFarland Andy McGinnis Randy McGinnis Steve Miller Joe Montavy Mike Moore Donald Moritz Judy Moritz Betty Napier Sarah Nations Tim Neal Lance Newkirk Chris Nicrmeycr Penny Patton Betty Peoples Gloria Porter Terry Power June Pryor Greg Robertson Ronnie Schelp Connie Shepp Clydine Shirk Julie Simpson Wendy Slagle Lynn Stafford Peggy Stark Jackie Tortorice Karen Weaver Fred Wenger Cindy White David Williams Lori Williquette Wesley Wilson Jimmy Wood Stephen Woods Bobby Woolery Viola Yarnell Rodney Yoder (3) Kurt Fuelling adds a hand at making lunch. (4) Karen Weaver works hard at spelling. (5) Kevin Chamberlain pays close attention in class. (6) Mrs. Bishop tells the eighth grade boys, “We make our doughnuts this big! 171 Seventh grade curriculum widened to home economics and crafts Jacquie Barnard Mike Baumgartner Laura Belger Lisa Boicourt Lynn Boicourt Hester Bowman Tracy Braden Tracy Brown Patti Broyles Shelle Buckner David Burke Sheryl Byars Angie Campbell Randy Campbell Cliff Carter Clinton Chapman Barry Clark Bobbi Gines Rita Comstock Tracy Comstock Jimmie Crabtree Sheric Croy Darla Dowell Marjorie Downing Alan Earnest Mike Edgar Jimmie Elliott Janet Englemeyer Karen Eppcnaucr Brenda Farias 172 1) Karen fires the ball at a victim in a rough game of bombardment. 2) Chris and Chrystal pick up their textbooks at the front table. 3) Patti Broyles-There’s a HAM in every crowd! 4) Dana shows concentration on her history assignment. Steve Garber Ann Guenther Reed Guenther Sherlinc Grider Melodic Hamlett Holly Harleman Linda Heller Chris Henderson Diane Hershberger Cindy Homan Todd Hurt Dana Hutchison Tammy Iman Roy Johnson Jackie Jones Alice Kilmer Jeff Kimbrcll Travis Lcplcy 173 John Lewis Denis McFarland Larry Mar pic Kenny Marshall Virginia Marlin Larry Montavy Laura Montavy Sherie Moritz Ricky Morrison Shelia Pryor Kim Raines Deanna Risenhoovcr Lynne Ritchie Deborah Sharpe Kevin Sheets Joey Shepard Mark Sherman Louis Sidcbottom Neal Sidcbottom Ken Sinclair Paul Smith Terry Stanley Mitch Stark Erik Stenzcl Chris Strack Shelly Silvcy Michelle Tankcrsley Hope Templcmirc 174 y Jackie Templeton Kristina Thomas Larry Thompson Pam Tomblinson Tim Tomblinson Linda Vogt Trcsa Vogt John Wahlers Lisa Walker Mike Walsh Paul Watson Glen Weaver Susan Weinrich Tracy Wheeler Phillip White Vince Williams Rob Willie Danny Wright Dana Yaryan Tammy Yoder (1) Mrs. Hayden helps two of her seventh grade students with their art. (2) Rev. David Henry speaks to the Junior High at the Thanksgiving Assembly. (3) David Burke passes the basketball in P.E. class as Larry Thompson looks on. (4) Holly Harleman: “Hey, you drew your dog different than 1 did. ’ (5) Roy Johnson: “Wow, I just had my picture taken. ’ 175 Steve Hanlon Donna Hess Ann Hester Dion Hibdon Billie Hollingsworth Scott Hudson Kelly Huffman Jean Hull Lana Hutchison Sherry Hutchison Martin Kilmer Danny Kumberg Sammi Lee Sonja Lohse Robbie Mariott Dina Marshall 176 (1) Sheila Moore, Dawn Stevens, Sherry Hutchison, and Darren White are avoiding the homework rush. (2) A fish-eye view of a studious class. Tammy Massingill Tina Miesner Sheila Moore Sandy Morrison Vickie Napier trie Newkirk Lea Ann Nickels Russell Niermeyer Rosary Owens Alan Papen Lisa Petty Becky Poe Tina Pryor Tim Roberts Tom Salzman Tonya Savick Chris Schelp Kelvin Sheets Donald Shewmaker Kim Shrout Jenny Sinclair Shanda Smith Tara Smith Nolan Sousley David Stafford Tony Stafford 177 178 Dawn Stevens John Stubblefield Robin Taylor Greta Thompson Tim Todd Lecia Tubbs Mitch Turpin Ellie Twyman Lori Vicbrock Camilla Vogt Donnie Webb Davina Weinstein Dawn Whaley Darren White Todd White Lisa Williams Scott Wilson Wendy Wood Jessica Yarger Erma Zimmerman Jacob Zimmerman (1) “1 can sure dig this eavesdropping! (2) “Do you really think he likes me? (3) “Boy, holding this wall up sure wears a kid out! (4) Ceramic Wall mural of the United States outside the fifth grade rooms. Fifth grade studies the growth and development of the United States Christine Allan Vicki Allison Debbie Anderson Ginger Applebury Lisa Barnes Craig Baumgartner Susan Berendzen Wally Boatright Joyce Boicourt Sheri Bowers Christi Branstetter Robert Campbell Darren Capper Debbie Chapman Wendy Clark Eric Coffman James Collins Scott DeVoe Stacy Dial Ross Docpkc KenGc Douglass Jackie Espinosa Vernon (Peanut) Frank Michael Freeze Carla Garber Troy Gerlt Mike Gremminger Cindy Harrison 179 Sherry Henderson Daniel Herbert Tammy Hester Tim Hester Stephen Hoover Kim Howser Kcri Hunter Terry Hurt Kevin Iman Kimberly Jennings Joey Johnson Tony Johnson Jackie Keen Roxanne Kelso Ernest Kilmer Wayne Kinsey Kendra Leatherman Dora Lindsey John Lund Mike Marplc Carrie Marshall (1) This water tastes o.k., but I’d rather have a coke. (2) Fifth grade joins in with Sixth grade mixed chorus to sing Thanksgiving songs. (3) KenGe would you like some help? (4) Whoop’s! I think your loosing something. (5) Oh here it is right where I left it. Ruth Martin Walter Martin Charles Massingill Allan Metcalf Tracy Miller Mike Mocsch Jerald Monroe David Mooney Cynthia Neal Doug Owens James Parsons Tim Petty Mike Phelps Chris Pifer Brenda Porter Ginger Raines Jacque Ray Greg Shackelford Michelle Shelly Mark Sidebottom Jonathan Smith Stacy Stafford Mark Stephenson Denise Stockton Jimmie Todd Hank Vogt Jimmie Wahlers Joyce Weaver Larry Webb Debbie Weinstein Christy White Stacy Williams Doug Wilson Michclla Wilson Donna Witt Renee Woods Geroald Wright Betsy Zimmerman David Zimmerman 181 Fourth grade learn multiplication, division Diana Alumbaugh David Ash Carolyn Barnard ianinc Beaver Mike Beeman Ethan Bercume Ralph Berkstresscr Jim Bielinski Timothy Bland Richard Branstcttcr Neal Brewer Russell Burnett Eric Cagle Mary Calvert Debbie Chadwick Angela Colvin Charlene Comstock Erin Concannon Gary Croy Tom Dinkins Jay Dunham Tony Elliott Joseph Farias Holly Gerken John Gerlt 182 Belinda Grace Linda Hardey Tabbie Hardey Kurtis Hatfield Danny Hayes Lisa Hedrick Annette Herod Gary Huff Jeff Hughes Tina Hughes Joy Hutchison Kayce Hycz Jeff Jackson Paula James Christa Jordan Minerva Kilmer Melissa Kimbrell Earl King Stephen Lamberson Brian Lehman Troy Leplcy Susan Letchworth Robbie Lcuthen Christine Lewis Lesa Loganbill Jeff Lutman Rita Marshall Robert Martin Mike Masters Kerry Metcalf Tim Micsncr Chuck Moesch Cecilia Monroe Donald Montavy Jerry Morrison James Nikkei Mike Ogden Julie Papen Brad Patton Lori Pcndcrgraft (1) Donna Phelps gets to read her book after finishing her class assignment. (2) Mrs. Buck and five of her students (Jimmy Upton, Sherry Shore, Brian Lehman, Mike Stafford, Lesa Loganbill) take a break when the camera appeared. (3) Gerald Weaver, “You mean the answer’s not two? 183 Donna Phelps Chcri Power Neysa Richardson Lanny Ritter Pat Rogan Heidi Savick Rencsa Severns Tammy Shipley Sherry Shore Mark Smith Ross Smith Sheryl Smith Mike Stafford Jeff Thomas Ronda Thomas Sallianne Thompson Krista Thouvencl Susan Todd Leslie Tubbs Jimmie Upton Gerald Weaver Kenny Webb Ricky Webb Carol Wenger Mary Williams Greg Wilson Tammy Wilson Gary Wittrock Walter Woods Loren Yoder Alma Zimmerman (1) CLnstine Lewis eats her lunch right out of the bag! (2) Mr. Huffman keeps his watchful eye on his students. 184 Bookmobile expands third grade reading Bruce Aeschbacher Shelly Allan Susan Anderson Carla Andrews Kevin Ball Stephenee Bennett Frank Bland Sherry Bogle Stacey Bolton Michelle Braden Jerri Brimer Doug Campbell Brad Chamberlain Albert Chapman Mitzi Clark Wesley Coleman Kendall Conklin William Daleske Brian Davenport Jackie Dawson Stephanie Deason Jimmy Derry Erin Doepke Jimmy Dornan Tony Edgar Scott Espinosa DeNeil Ferguson Terry Green Sandy Grimes Darla Hamlett (1) Chuckie Poe thinks third grade is really fun. (2) Seven third graders all in a row, get a big kick out of the Christmas show. Lcatha Hanrahan Ricky Hardin Connie Hayes Scott Hayes Gina Heinerikson Trenton Henry Missy Homan Linda Hoover Christi Huffman Tracy Hunter Darren Iman Craig Joy Kelly Kohler Tracy Lepley Amy Lutman Susan Mainard Angella Marriott Jennifer Marriott Lea Marriott Barry Marshall Edwin Martin Pauline Martin Jcannic McDonald Melissa Morrison Ernest Motley Doug Ogden Kimberly Pace Michelle Penrod Charles Poe Meredith Procter John Rogan Jana Rouse Clifford Shirk Chris Shirley John Sinclair (1) Jennifer looks over her math problem on the chalkboard. (2) Ruth Ann returns from the bookmobile shivering. (3) Anxious students visit the bookmobile for reading material. (4) Excited students haul in the Christmas tree for decorating. (5) A group of third graders go on a train ride for some entertainment. 186 Annette Slagle Mark Stafford Diane Steelman Ruth Ann Steelman Tony Stephens Jennifer Stockton Angie Templemire Sherry Thomas Rhonda Todd Carolyn Twyman David Vogt Lou Lani Walker Duane Whaley David White Ray Whittle Lanny Wilson Tammy Woolery Elsie Zimmerman Marian Zimmerman 187 186 Second grade discover borrow-and-carry Jamie Alpers Mark Anderson Cathy Andrews Jeff Avey Leslie Barnes Beverly Baumgartner Shawna Becgle Raylenc Blanks Wendy Blonstein Jim Bowers Cindy Brown Lynn Buckingham Tanya Burke Chris Byars Scott Cagle Tony Campbell Chanin Carter Jimmy Chappell Jimmy Chipley Aaron Copeland Bill Crowe Deanna Defeo Brent Dunnaway Jerry Elwood Jeane Englemeyer Tommy Erb Chrissy Espinosa Lorna Ferguson Jenny Fischer Shane Fluty Doug Grcmmingcr James Fiardcsty (1) Girls, it’s easier than it looks.” (2) Pamela Pryor listens closely to Mrs. Viebrock’s instructions. (3) ‘‘Good job, Brent.” ‘‘Yeah, I know.” (4) ‘‘C’mon everybody, smile, they’re taking our picture.” (5) Mrs. Viebrock’s second grade music class.‘‘A-1-uh, an a-2-uh . . . Tim Hilty Eric Homan Mike Homan Sonetta Houchens Barbara Howser Lucretia Huff Tedd Hurt Stacy Jackson Darren Klein Karen Lamment Rosanna Leatherman James Marriott Lorie Marshall Angela Mathews Tony Miesner Kellee Miller Kimberly Montavy Danny Mooney Lance Morris Tiffany Muenzler Louis Nelen Mike Nolting Rene O'Neal 189 (1) Hop along, Cassidy (April Smith, Lorna Ferguson, Jenny Fischer), (2) Do you know how to use these? (Wendy Blonstein), (3) 1 just can’t seem to make ends meet. (Chanin Carter, Wendy Blonstein) Pamela Pryor Becky Raines Patty Reinhart Joel Robertson Joe Savick Melissa Scholten Frank Schroeder Scott Sherman Kelly Silkwood Mike Silvey April Smith Bonnie Smith Keclic Spoor Malinda Spratt Angel Stafford Debra Stevens Anna Marie Tellman Todd Williams Tracy Williams Bryan Wilson Eve Wilson Kelly Witt Jodie Wright Sheila Wright Albert Zimmerman Eunice Zimmerman Harold Zimmerman 190 First grade begins sentence dictation (4) Hmmm! Let’s see what I got. (Tommy Leper); (5 and 6) Room mothers trick or treat at Halloween party. Tricia Arment David Barber Brent Beckmann Rachael Benton Ronnie Blacksten Norman Bogle Patricia Calvert Jason Chappell Tony Comstock Robert Dalcske Melinda Daniels Stephen Dempsey-Crystal Dooley Mary Ellen Dunnaway Todd Edgar Roxann Fields Cheryl Fleener April Fry Barry Garber Brian Graber Patricia Gremminger Tonja Grimes Brian Hamel Amy Hayes Michael Hibdon Shana Honeycutt Ellen Huff Jon Hukill 191 ■ David Hutchison Kathy Hycz Jerry Iman John Johnson John Jones Martha Kilmer Charles Kling Clint Kueffer Sara Leatherman Tommy Lee per Brent Lehman Karen Lindsey Michelle Marriott Kevin Marshall Loretta Martin Tim Martin Iris Mast Cindy McDonald Ramona McGinnis Gary Metcalf Troy Miesner Michelle Miller Brian Morrison Jamie Owens Bret Pummill Angela Serville Monica Shelley Kim Shcwmaker Jennifer Shirley Michelle Shultz Billy Silvey Rhonda Smith 192 (1)1 hope no one finds out I have a comic book inside of this. (2) Covered Bridge, truly the end of an era. (3) “I always eat the icing first.” (4) and (5) Elementary shows the change of seasons in their decorations. (6) There are really bookworms! (7) Nice to have a photographer for a teacher. Tommy Stevens Britt-Lis Swenson Jason Teeple Frank Tubbs Travis Turner Darin Twyman Kenneth Twyman Chris Vogt Jody Vogt Dana Watson Jonathan Watson Janice Weaver Tammy Webb Dana White Christi Whitten Thomas Williams Angela Woods Kenneth Yount Deborah Zimmerman Marcus Zimmerman Mark Zimmerman 193 Kindergarten visits the post office Jeff Alcorn Johnathan Applcbury Lorie Armstrong Matt Avey Susan Bailey Alan Bauer Bryon Bauermeistcr Rebecca Baumgartner Shawna Bentch Donald Berry Christine Bias Gary Blackburn Robert Bratcher Dana Buckingham Sonya Burke April Carr Alison Carter Christy Carver 194 (1) Todd and Kim learn all about the post office, while Bob Stafford carefully explains it. (2) Perry Huff is fascinated with his ghostly treat. (3) Kimberly Schad enjoys her Halloween treat. George Carver Melanie Coleman Kelley Conklin Robert Decker Robert Dornan Tammy Edgar Daniel Espinosa James Evans Barry Grider Scott Hall Jill Harrison Brandon Harwood Angela Heinerikson Eric Holiman Mark Homan Timothy Hoover Tommy Howser Perry Huff Billy Hughes Layne Hull Michael Hunter Scott Jones Peggy Jordan Valerie King Jerry Lees Carrie Leiby Joshua Long Kevin Lutjen Aaron Mahoney Kerry Marriott Nicole Marriott Carla Mathews Shannon Medley Karla Metcalf Todd Miesner Douglas Montavy 195