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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1980 volume:

If only . . . a look in the mirror could show the future V ' MIRROR Volume 59 Morgan County R-II Public Schools Versailles,Missouri 65084 2 Table of Contents Table of Contents 3 School ... a place to learn, create, enjoy, build memories, and plan for future. Looks like Tint finished first. 4! Student Life Pat Woods puts study hall to good use. Student Life 5 Student Life 17 Spirit fills the Halls at VHS Cmon America, show us your Under alls. Sherry Miller, Terry Miller, Kathi, DeCou: The Rock Island was never like this. 8 Student Life Richard, have you pul the weights on yet? TEACHER’S WORKSHOP Randy and Lyle: Coach Ward, you're going to have to quit hollering so loud after water breaks. r Remembering . He Maketh No Mistakes My Father's way may twist and turn My heart may throb and ache But in my soul I'm glad I know He maketh no mistakes. My cherished plans may go astray My hopes may fade away But still III trust my Lord to lead For He doth know the way. The night be dark and it may seem That day will never break I'll pin my faith, my all in Him He maketh no mistake. There’s so much I now cannot see My eyesight's far too dim But come what may. I'll simply trust And leave it all to Him. For by and by the mist will lift And plain it all He'll make Through the way, tho' dark to me He made not one mistake. —A. M. Overton 10 Stan Rogers Carl Day Carl, a small lad, came our way. With a smile and a laugh he cheered our day. His sparkling eyes and sandy hair Made us all love him while he was here. Carl, a determined hoy. Who tried each task with joy. He pulled his stunts as class clown, With never a frown. Carl in art needed no stencil. Just give him a sketch pad and pencil. Cooking and farming were his delight, Whether it be day or night. Carl will not pass our way again, But his memory will linger within. Cystic Fibrosis took its toll And removed Carl from our class roll. —Friends of Carl For Scotty Espinosa His desk is empty now it was many times in the past But this time we know His going away in February was to be the last. We can close our eyes And all the while Remember in our hearts His happy smile Such a cooperative boy Friendly, cheerful, and loved by all he knew; So much pant and discomfort Yet complaints were so very few. Yes, his desk is empty now He sits there no more But through closed eyes and tears we see Scotty just as he was before. —Erma Johnson 11 Carl Scotty John Wayne's Oscar for True Grit.” He died in June 1979. Kermit the Frog goes Hollywood in, The Mtippet Movie. 12 National Events Terry Bradshaw, Pittsburgh Steelers win the 1980 Superbowl. And the Pirates won the World Series for Pittsburg fans. President Carter welcomes Pope lohn Paul II, the first Pope to visit the White House The United States boycotted the 1980 Summer Olympic Games. The United States Cin- derella Hockey team beat the Soviets to win the Gold Medal. Krammer vs. Krammer won the Oscar for the best picture of the year. Dustin Hoffman won the best actor of 1979. Sally Field won the best actress of 1979. Styles of today are—clogs, spike heels, hiking boots, slit skirts, baggy pants, western wear, clutch purses, gum drop jackets. Two of the American Hostages go through their Christmas cards on Christmas Eve. Worldwide fears about the American recession trig- gered unprecedented jumps in gold prices. The Shah left Iran and Ayatollah Khomeini took over rule in Iran. Radioactive steam escaped from Three Mile Is- land plant. Vietnamese forces took over Cambodia. Gasoline prices are the highest ever and still rising. Begin and Sadat signed a peace agreement ending 30 years of war between Egypt and Israel. Eric Hieden won five Gold Medals in Speed Skating at the Winter Olympics. Russian soldiers invaded Afganistan, overthrowing the government while the world watched. The 1980 Presidential race is off and running. National Events! 13 v.tt.vv W.WVt � «V. 14 Pride DPiaeDPidecrdeDP oeprcieprK 1. Kenny Hayden District Medalist. 2. Scenes from The Matchmaker3. Courtwarming candidates. 4. Senior Queen Candidate Tonya Jamerson and escort Kevin Chamberlain. 5. 1980 Spring Fling. 6. 8th grade graduate Jimmy Elliott. 7. Star of The Muppet Movie Miss Piggy and Kermit. Pride 15 Pam Ball chosen Queen Homecoming, an exciting, fun week for Tiger fans. The halls were filled with students in weird get-ups doing their part to build spirit. The FLA club won first place honors for their float, with sophomore and the junior class taking second and third. The highlight was the crowning of Pam Ball, senior candidate, as queen. The excitement of the dance, helped overcome the disappointment of the game's outcome. Left to right: Freshman candidate, Susie Fleener, daughter of Mr. and 0f Mrs. Nellie McFarland. Last year's queen, Jennifer Bolton. Senior can Mrs. Scotty Fleener. Junior candidate, Debi Easterly, daughter of Mr. and didate, Pam Ball, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ball. Mrs. Larry Easterly. Sophomore candidate, Cheryl McFarland, daughter . r 16 Homecoming 'I ? Wade Chism attempts touchdown. Austin Copeland escorts Angie Stone V.v ♦' ♦♦♦ «♦ ♦ • ' , v� ♦� ♦ ♦ v.V v ' v v • t M M 1 . . . M ' H . ♦ M M Ji1 I t I • t I I • ( • 1 • t • M ( « t M J V.v� • • • v. VJ mmm r. V . ■. v, v ■ IV v’ vV.vAV''-'•••' I. V ... VV mm Homecoming Queen, Pam Ball. Homecoming117 Tigers crown Courtwarming with success Barbara Chasteen, 1980 Courtwarming Queen, escorted by Don Vance. Rodney Klein escorts Miss Wenger. 18 Courtwarmtng Lyle Cary escorts Lori Boatright. The 1980 Queen and Princess and court reigns over Court warming Mrs. Kathy Slagle Francis, Queen Candidate, and her escort, Sean McGruder. s are victorious over Smithton; 62-57. Jaime Hutchison, 1980 Courtwarming Princess, escorted by Kenny Hayden. Right: Kimberly Nations and Lance Clark participate in ceremony. Miss Penny Patton. Freshman Princess Candidate; escort. Bret Bauer. Fred and Stephanie crowned mirror King and Queen The day for the crowning of the new Mirror King and Queen was at hand. The candidates were introduced by Joe Stephenson, Master of Ceremonies, at the an- nual Easter assembly. The reign- ing King and Queen, Rodney Klein and Dawn Lehman, handed over their crowns to Fred Wenger and Stephanie Steffen. Freshmen: Fred Wenger (King) and Stephanie Steffen Senior candidates: Kevin Scott and Teresa (Queen). Leatherman. The 1980 MIRROR ROYALTY The reigning King and Queen: Rodney Klein and Dawn Lehman. Junior candidates: Tim Bentch and Tracy Williams. 20 Mirror Royalty Rodney Klein, Mos Popular Boy. Patricia Dunnaway, Most Popular Girl. Rodney displays his athletic talents. Patricia gives gifts to Mirror Royalty. Rodney and Teresa were chosen by the Seniors to lead them in at commencement. Rodney Klein and Patricia Dunnaway voted most popular Rodney is always willing to help. Patricia performs her duty as Yearbook editor. Most Popular Boy and Girl 21 Charlene Harrison and Brad Kohler named Boy Girl of the Year Freshman candidates Sue Francis and Matt Loganbill Charlene and Senior candidate Brad Kohler 22 Boy Girl of the Year Freshman: Cindy Kessler escorted by Ron Bentch Sophomore: Nancy Noe escorted by Dan Nickels Roberta Heller crowned Barnwarming queen All of the candidates waiting for the big moment. Senior candidate: Roberta Heller crowned queen. Junior: Debi Easterly escorted by Kevin McDonald 231 Barnwarming Dancing in Summer Nights lint Just having conversation with friends. Prom 125 Juniors host lovely Summer Nights Tuffy dreams of the future, or memories of the past? Prom 127 Aren't you glad we're not cleaning up? Pam— Don, they're taking our picture. Rainbow Connection Lana, Travis, Saninti, and Steve relaxing after a long evening. But mom, 1 didn't mean to pinch her there! Stomp them grapes Vince! 28 8th Grade Prom Ring aroung the rosie Film clipping from Saturday Night Fever Those Jr. High boys are getting taller every day! Boy I'm having fun! Somewhere over the rainbow Would you look at the size of those tonsils! 8th Grade Prom 129 Drama presents The Matchmaker On April 25, Thornton Wilder's The Matchmaker came to VHS bringing Dolly making matches for everyone. Special thanks to Joe for assuming a major role just 10 days before play date. ( AST Horace Vandergelder Ambrose Kamper Joe Scanlon Gertrude Cornelius Hackle Ermengarde Malachi Stack Mrs. Dolly Levi Bamaby Tucker Mrs. Molloy Minnie Fae Cabman Rudolf August Mrs. Flora Van Huy sen Cook Director Student Director Stage Manager Director of publicity Terry Walsh Larry Lee Robert Peterson Tammy Witherspoon Joe Stephenson Alicia Willson Tim Gentch Carolynn Todd Bill Gerlt Ann Wenger Kelly Needham Todd Hanson James Pryor Drake Miller Carole Hall April FoxuKirthy Mr. Chris Concannon Tammy Witherspoon Richard Johnson Beth Maier 30 Drama Drama 31 Robert: If you don't sit still, Mr. Vandergelder, I'll cut your throat!‘ Terry: Then my wife died, which was foolish of her. Bill: Is it pudding yet? Drama 33 1980 Art Fair Shows many interests Entrance to 1980 Art Fair. Above: Big people view little city. Right: Jr. High students enjoy their own work. 341 Art Fair Haydens relax and enjoy the Art Fair. Art is displayed in many varieties. Coach Forrest and family enjoy art. Are Fair 135 Mr. Doak welcomes everyone. Lisa and friends enjoy Junior High work. Mr. Alice visits parents at the Art Fair. Christmas Operetta is a big success. Little drummer boys. Mrs. Viebrock plays piano for operetta. 38 Christmas Operetta Toy soldiers and dolls. The choir sings. Christmas Operetta 39 Spring Fling sings with applause (V Joe Stephenson sings Don’t Cry Out Loud . (2) Concert Choir sings one of their beginning numbers. (3) The senior members of Concert Choir and Mixed Chorus are honored while singing The Way We Were . (4) Ginger White presents Bless The Beasts And The Children . (5) Matt Lewis and Jamie Hutchison are two of the hosts for the evening. (6) Mrs. Woolley acknowledges applause. (7) A close up of a few cowboys from Men’s Chorus. (8) Ron and Tim Bentch sing Make Me Like You in beautiful harmony. Larry Lee's oum composition, Don't Ever Feel Like You've Lost,” a tribute to Stan Rogers set the tone for the 1980 Spring Fling. The selections were varied, the quality outstanding, and the color and setting of pro- fessional quality. Once again the music department took the audience through memory lane and brought them back to the present. Thank you to all the mem- bers that participated for a joyful evening and for the excitement felt at Spring Fling. Carole and Kermit find their Rainbow Con- nection.” Ann Wenger inspires the audience with Rise Again.” % 421 Spring Fling Versailles’ drummer boy, Brel Bauer, sings So Long. Junior Girl's Sextet choo choo back to the big band er'• 1 Can’t Get Near You sung by Tim Bentch reveals his vocal latent. Sprmg F,mg 43 32 awards given at Sports Banquet Don Vance, most improved football player. Amy Slagle, Kiwanis Sportsmanship. Smiling faces James Pryor, most escapes in wrestling. Angie Daniels, Coaches Award. 46 Sports Awards Jodi Bacon, Female Athlete of the Year. Kenny Hayden, Booster Club Male Athlete of the Year. Lyle Cary, Most Improved Basketball Player. Rick Campbell, most takedowns. Sports Awards 147 Dr. George Denker was the guest speaker at the annual Sport's Banquet. lint LaFayette was chosen football's Most Valuable Offensive Player. 481 Sport Honors Judy Hutchison receives the Booster Club Female Athlete of the Year Award. The Most Improved Golfer was Terry Yoder. Tony Garber receives Most Near-fall Points and Kiwanis Sportsmanship Awards. Most Improved Player in football was Kevin Scott. Leo Snelling addresses the athletes. Denny Gramke receives Most Valuable Defensive Award in football and Most Pins. Tuffy Frank receives High Free Throw Per- centage. Gail Halsey receives Most Valuable Player in basketball and Booster Club Scholar Athlete Awards. The awards not pictured were the Most Improved Player in volleyball given to Lori Boatright, Most Reversals in wrestling to Marvin Meyer, High Point in track to Wade Chism who was participating in the state track meet at Jefferson City, and the posthumous award given to Stan Rogers as being the Booster Club Scholar Athlete. High Point track. High Field Goal Percent- age. and Leading Rebounder Awards go to Fawna Harrison. Sport Honors 49 Many students honored at awards assembly Terry graciously accepting an award. Jim Matheioson presenting the Drill Team with their awards. Sarah receiving her award in shorthand. Joe testing the microphone before his speech. Jmt Mathewson presenting the Girl's Basketball Team with their awards. Oh dear, another award! H.S. Awards Assembly 51 Above: A better view of the assembly. Right: Mr. Hayden gives another award. Ex 'mining their awards. pemi V.TB mi J.H. students receive awards 52 J.H. Awards Assembly Mr. Hayden, still busy giving awards. 7th graders look very enthusiastic. Jessica gives us a grin. J.H. Awards Assembly!53 Reverend Royer speaks at Commencement ABOVE Pattie Broyles pauses to reminisce. RIGHT Tracy Braden She's taking our pic- turer 54 Eighth Grade Graduation Reverend Royer from Ozark Chapel. The class of 1980. 106 Diplomas Presented to Seniors Dr. Hall congratulates Tony at commencement. Pam and Kevin step to Pomp and Circumstances. Patricia receives her diploma from Dr. Rev. Randall addresses the seniors. Robert Hall. Roberta's final high school smile. Richard pays tribute to Stan. Graduation 57 k i nvolvemenunvolve 581 Involvement Involvement 59 60 Elementary Music Sixth Grade Band: Row 1: Director, Steve Bingham, Wally Boatright, Tony Johnson, Robert Campbell, Eric Coffman. Row 2: Troy Gerlt, Terry Hurt, Carla Garber, Cristy White, Jackie Keen, Mike Heinrickson. Row 3: Carrie Marshall, Sheri Bowers, Ginger Raines, Lisa Barnes, Debbie Chapman, Ginger Applebury, John Lund. Row 4: Craig Baumgartner, Jim Parsons, Mike Marple, Darren Capper, Mike Grimminger. Row 5: fames Strong, Mark Sidebottom, Kris Hatfield. Row 6: Tim Petty. Fifth Grade Band: Row 1: Lori Pendergraft, Cheri Power, Gary Wittrock, Christa Jordan, Jerry Morrison, Gregg Willson, Erin Concannon. Row 2: Tim Miesner, Aquatto Wallace, Joe Ferret, Lanny Ritter, Mary Wil- liams, Lecia Tubbs, Renee James, Joy Hutchison. Row 3: Holly Gerken, Tabby Hardey, Kurt Hatfield, Troy Lepley, Jeff Thomas, Walter Woods, Annette Herod. Row 4: Krista Thouvenel, Jim Bielinski, Ethan Bercume, James Nikkei, Brian Lehman, Danny Hayes, Tom Dinkins. Row 5: Pat Rogan, Sallianne Thompson, Jay Dunham, Susan Todd, Jeff Hughes, Tony Elliott, Brad Patton. Row 6: Director, Steve Bingham. Elementary Mixed Chorus: Row 1: Renee Woods, Cindy Harrison, Bridget Heitzman, Eric Coffman, Tim Petty, Walter Woods, Jay Dunham, Terry Hurt, Mary Williams, Melissa Kimbrell, Keri Hunter, Rita Marshall. Row 2: Carrie Mar- shall, Kayce Hyce, Cecelia Monroe, Lisa Hedrick, Tabby Hardey, Gerald Monroe, Tony Elliott, Richard Branstetter, Ken Ge Douglas, Ginger Raines, Joyce Weaver, Lesa Loganbill. Row 3: Rhonda Thomas, Krista Thouvenel, Carolyn Barnard, Joy Hutchison, David Ash, Lorin Yoder, Greg Willson, Robbie Liuthen, Carol Wenger, Cheri Power, Tammy Hester, Sherry Shore. Row 4: Lisa Barnes, Chrislel Branstetter, Ginny McLaughlen, Holly Gerken, Carla Garber, Jeff Thomas, Chris Pifer, Tim Hester, Susan Todd, Erin Concannon, Lara Silvey, Annettee Herod. Row 5: Cindy Neal, Cristy White, Sherry Hender- son, Wendy Clarck, James Strong, Sonny Woods, Mike Marple, Sheri Bowers, Wendy Ubec, Tracy Birth, Carol Riley. Row 6: Director, Lois Viebrock, Kim Jennings, Roxanne Kelso, Lori Pendergraft, Debbie An- derson, Hank Vogt, Wally Boatright, Jeff Jackson, Alma Zimmerman, Charlene Comstock, Sallianne Thompson, Christa Jor- dan. Involvement includes many students at VHS Eldon Tech: Raw 1: Alan Spaulding, John McNay, Jay Dean, Kevin Mulebauch. Don Butts, Danny Hicks, Genit Lee. Row 2: Donna Burke, Terry Miller, Loren Talbot, Ray Silvey, Man in Meyer, Jim Towles, Brad Kohler, Ricky Zelsman, Jeff Zelsman, Robert Berkstresser, Jim Laffayett. Row 3: Donald Davidson, Dennis McGuinnis, Steve Hender- son, Ricky Wallace, Donna Dinkins, Mitzi Couch, David Shore, Steve Green, Bus Driver, Ben Chiles, Scott Stenzel, Paul Boeck, Bill Lucas. Carpent ary: Row 1: Alan Spaulding, Tom Dial, ManceI Wilson, Eddie James, James Cumberg, Eddie Capps. Row 2: Advisor, Harry Jones, Gary Pace, Matt Merriott, Dennis Raines, Darren Stafford, Lance Decker, Jeff Tankersley. Row 3: David Hall, Dean Vogt, Mike Colvin, Troy Nichols, Terry Croy. Eldon Tech, visits the Pizza Hut. Library Aides: Row 1: Mary Lou Eldrtdge, Paula Hibdon, Judy Hutchison, Carolyn Wood, Cindy Joy. Row 2: Li- brarian, Cindy Cole, Cindy Morrison, Randy Francis, Marsha Smith, Vicki Slovens, Terry Power. Row 3: Cheryl McFarland, Terry Walsh, Ed Vanderslice, Kelly Needham. Groups J61 Student Council honors scholars Diana: No, Mr. Concannon, I don't urant to do it. Rob: I move we invite the Dallas cheerleaders to our next meeting. Student Council meeting in action. 62 Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL: Front: C. Hall, J. Stephenson, A. Slagle, L. Hanrahan Middle: B. Nikkei, C. Todd, W. Slagle, J. Hutchison, R. Dean, T. Garber. K. Silvey Back: Mr. Concannon, Sponsor, Mr. McKin- ley, Sponsor, J. Baumgartner, R. Johnson, R. Klein, L. Cary. M. Rayl, R. Ross, P. Dunnaway, M. Herbert. L. Middleton. T. Walsh, D. Meador, K. Hayden, T. Williams. R. Buckner, B. Comstock, R. Cashman, J. Nikkei, T. Neal, L. Hanrahan, B. Bauer, K. Needham NHS inducts seventeen New members qualify for NHS: Left: Carol Napier, Julie Herbert, Jamie Hutchison, Cindy Joy, Steve Hershberger, Lynn Hitchcock, Terry Walsh Middle: Bonnie Yoder, Amy Slagle, Tammy Witherspoon, Tony Garber Right: Lon Boatright, Alicia Willson, Carolynn Todd. Drake Miller, Matt Lewis Lynda H. Bertha C. serves cake. NHS faces. Mrs. Hughes. Pat views new members. NHS: Row 1: P. Sly, D. Vance. J. Ste- phenson, B Gerit. R. Johnson, C. Dan- iels, J. Huffman. Row 2: Mrs. Hughes, Sponsor, T. Frank, J. Garrison, J. Moesch, D. Meador, B. Lewis, B. Com- stock, M. Zimmerman. L. Hanrahan. S. Zimmerman, L. Sly Row 3: G. Halsey, M. Eppnght, T. Williams. T. Yoder, L. Cary, S. Rogers, G. Gerkin, J. Baumgartner, R. Klein, C. Hall, K. Huff National Honor Society 63 FT A members to Warrensburg FTA: Front: Officers: Kenny Hayden, President, Julie Nikkei, Secretary, Pam Ball, Treasurer, Rodney Klein, Vice-President, Left Row: Carol Napier, Alicia Wilson, Lisa Woods, Becky Nikkei, Debbie Buck, Ann Wenger, Caro- lyn Todd, Cindy Joy, Lawanda Blankenship, Amy Slagle, Beth Bauer, Bret Bauer, Lyle Cary, Joe Stephenson, Middle Row, Stephanie Erb, Tammy Witherspoon, Diane Guenther, Lon Boatright, Susan Roberts, Teresa Wil- liams, Tern Beckmann, Susan Foose, Bonnie Yoder, Jerry Huffman, Mike Sidebottom, James Glass, Mike Buck, Mr. Chamberlain, Advisor, Right Row: Kathy Larkin, Patricia Dunnaway, Charlene Harrison, Lynda Hanrahati, Sandy Silvey, Carole Hall, Karen Nichols, Cheryl Lee, Kathy Kreiling, Bill Gerlt, Vicki Marriott, Tom Switzer, Terry Walsh, RIGHT President Kenny Hayden conducts a meeting. 641 FTA Volunteer delegates to state meeting. Ecclesia members meet for devotions. OFFICERS: Tim Bentch, Vice-President; Julie Nikkei, Devotional Leader; Becky Nikkei, Secretary; Ann Wenger, Song Leader; Dawn Lehman, Predident; Melinda Rayl, Student Council Representative Ecclesia members discuss their concerns daily. ECCLESIA: ROW ONE: Sandy Silvey, Susan Roberts, Theresa Doerfler, lamie Hutchison, Dawn Lehman, Bonnie Yoder, Becky Nikkei, Julie Nikkei, Mary Daniels, ROW TWO: Diane Allee. Debbie Buck, Beth Maier, Melinda Rayl, Teresa Leatherman, Rose Pace, Mrs. Hutchison, Ecclesia Sponsor, Lon Boatright, Debbie McFarland, ROW THREE: Steve Herschburger, Joe Stephenson, James Pryor, Randy Francis, Ray Silvey, Terry Yoder, Jeff Baumgartner, Rodney Yoder, Fred Wenger, Ron Bentch Ecclesia 65 DECA has new leader; sends Lynda to state Three place in District DECA Contest. Lynda 1st, Bret 3rd and Diane Lynda Hanrahan nuns first in State DECA Contest. 3rd. DECA: Row 1: Kim Garber, Karen Huff, Cheryl Dobbins, Debbie Earnest, Joyce Scott, Brenda Arment. Holly Silvey. Row 2: Sheila Shick, Bonnie Patton, Vicki Marriott, Marsha Smith, Karen Marriott. Danny Morts, Lucy Hanrahan, Rodney Parks; Sponsor. Row 3: Pat Caine, Shelly Saunders, Diane Noe, Chris Dunnavant. Lynda Hanrahan, Kevin Scott, Brent Marshall. Mr. Parks discusses assignment with Debbie and Joyce. 66 DECA FLA is on top of the world FLA: Miss Karle Via-Sponsor, Richard Johnson-President, Bill Gerlt-Vice Pres., Amy Slagle-Secretary ITres., Jerry Huffman-Reporter, Joe Stephen- son-Histonan, Wendy Slagle-Student Council Rep. Row 2: Patricia Dunnaway, Gardith Calvert, Tern Beckmann, Betty Napier, Jennifer Jones, Laurie Sly, Lockie Green, Lisa Middleton, Tammy Witherspoon. Row 3: Charlie Daniels, Tammy Maxwell, Juli Herbert, Charlene Harrison, Ken Cable. Michael Sidebottom, Susan Rand, Cara Gronstedt, Matt Lewis, Terry Miller. Row 4: Vicki Shewmaker, Lisa Woods, Gregg Gerken, Leescha Maxwell. James Glass. Chris Niermeyer, Tim Neal, Mark Haley, Debbie McFarland. Row 5: Carolyn Wood, Becky Nikkei, Robbie Gingerich, Sons Houchens, LeAnn Kinsey. Gloria Porter, Brian Lewis, Diane Noe. Row 6: Belinda Comstock, Cindy Williams, Sally Telfer, Larry Lee, Pat Sly. Sherry Miller, Steve Smith. Row 7: Drake Miller, Jackie Jones, Sherri Moritz, Michelle Tankersley, Dana Hutchison. V Club represents all sports Row 1: Coach Leo Snelling, Kenny Hayden, John Ayers, Coach Dennis Vallandingham, Row 2: Coach Vern Frank, Bert Chasteen, Larry Lee, Lyle Cary, Rodney Klein, Jimmy Campbell, Steve Henderson, Coach Tom V ard Row 3: David Shore, Alan Daniels, Mike Buck, Dan Nickels, Pat Sly, Danny Moritz, Brent Marshall. Steve Ayers, Jim Towles, Amy Slagle, Kim Garber, Row 4: Ricky Wallace, Chuck Daniels, Chris Whaley, Paula Hibdon, Trish Hancock, Susan Roberts, Shari Snyder. Lynda Hanrahan, Bret Bauer, Mary Huff, Jodi Bacon, Tracy Williams Row 5: Fawna Harrison. Carole Hall, Ricky Pifer, David Heater, Angela Daniels. Kelly Needham, Kelly Washburn. Jamie Hutchison, Karen Huff. Brenda Arment, Joy Garrison, Tuffy Frank. Judy Hutchison, Judy Moesch Row 6: Wade Chism, Don Vance, Kevin Chamberlain, Tommy Scott, Gail Halsey, Jim Lafayette, Joe Gramke, Stan Rogers, Denny Gramke, Donny Arment, Terry Yoder, Tern Beckmann, Row 7: David Hall, James Pryor. Chris Dunavant, Kevin Scott, Pat Caine, Lynn Hitchcock V Club members congregate to discuss the following year. Mr. Snelling conducts meeting. 68 IV Club Art Club under new sponsor Upper Left: Susan carries the Art Club poster in the Homecom- ing parade. Left: Bonnie helps Mrs. Youmans with her corsage. Below: VERSAILLES ART CLUB: Donna Burke, Treasurer; JuAnn Larue. Secretary; Lisa Middleton, Student Council Repre- sentative; Tereasa Leather man. Historian; Sysan Foose, Vice President; Bonnie Yoder, President; Row 2: Jo Ann Youmans, Sponsor; Carol Napier, Cara Gronstedt, Vicky Slovens, Mary Huff, Row 3: Tom Switzer, Shana Siler, Lockie Green, Dennis Harris. Row 4: Randy Francis, ferry Stafford, Ricky Wallace Jim and Randy have a good time at the park. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA: Row 1: Kevin Klein, Sentinel; Kevin McDonald, Secretary; Mike Herbert, President; Dan Nickels, Treasurer; Louis Rand, Chaplin. Row 2: Carl Day, Sherry Miller, Mary Ann Douglass, Jan Hull, Rodney Yoder, Randy McGinnis, Alex Mason, Donna Gremminger, Cindy Kessler, Beverly Collyott, Ronnie Witt, Stephanie Erb. Row 3: Joe C. Robertson, Advisor; Donna Burke, Becky Massey, Tim Duckworth, Fred Wenger. Rob Cashman, Mike Easterly, Ron Smith, Greg Robertson, Carolyn Wood, JuAnn La Rue. Row 4: Merl Williams, Lance Newkirk, Ron Bentch, Ivah Purl, Robert Woolery, Steve Garber, Bruce Kenney, Larry Hineman, Jim Applcbury, Bert Chasteen. Row 5: Bill Parson, Joe Hutchison, Dean Vogt, David Montavy, Jeff Tankersly, John Hayden, Troy Nichols, Lance Decker, John Klein. “No, we can't crown the queen on a cow,” says Mr. Roberts to Kevin, Mike, and Merl. 70 IFFA Paula eats a mouthful at FHA picnic. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA: Row 1: Mari Jo Kreihng, President; Kathy Kreihng, first Vice-President; Brenda Arment, second Vice-President. Row 2: Cindy Morrison, Secretary; Vicky Slovens, Treasur- er; Kelly Needham, Reporter; Cindy Joy, Historian; Chris Whaley, Parlia- mentarian. Row 3: Shan Snyder, Recreational Leader; Charlene Harrison, Devotional Leader; Lucy Hanrahan, Student Council Represent at we; Laura Lewis. Sponsor. Row 4: Peggy Stark, Paula Hibdon, Angie Coffman, An- nette Haugen, Cathy Larkin, Sheila Hatfield, Jean Morrison, Donna Reinke. Row 5: Cheryl Lee, Pam Dorsey, Mary Huff. Kay Vogt, Rose Pace. Rou� 6: Chris Petcoff, Robin Beeman, Shana Siler, Lisa Middleton, Marsha Smith, Renee Hardy, Patty Boicourt, Sue Francis, Gina Lutman, Vicky Marriott. FHA continues tradition of an annual Christ- mas party. FHA 171 Cheerleaders build spirit Wow, look at him run! A team: S. Weinrich, S. Lee, L. Nickels, D. Whaley, D. Y ary an, P. Broyles 72 JH Cheerleaders JH cheerleaders boosting their team on to a victory. Drama club performs at Christmas tea DRAMA CLUB: Row 1— Ms. Wilson; sponsor, T. Braden, D. Hutchison, L. Ball, A. Erb, T. Todd, N. Sousley, A. Campbell, C. Homan, Ms. Neal; sponsor Row 2—T. Salzman, H. Bowman, P. Broyles, S. Garber, K. Sinclair, M. Walsh, C. Henderson. J. Sinclair, P. Tomblinson, L. Thompson Row 3—B. Hineman, K. Eppenauer, S. Silvey, J. Barnard, T. Dunavant, A. Wallace, L. Montavey, T. Miesner, T. Tomlinson Student Council gets involved Row 1: Dana Hutchison, President, Tracey Braden, Vice-President, Kim Raines, Secretary, Jeff Kimbrell, Treasurer, Barry Clark, Reporter, Mrs. Hall, Sponsor. Row 2: Mike Edgar, Terry Fields, Johm Dunham, Patricia Dorsey, Jean Hull, Rohm Taylor, Dawn Stevens, Barrie Bauer, Dion Hibdon. Row 3: Cindy Homan, Sherie Croy, Mark Sherman, Cliff Carter, Todd Hurt, Alan Earnest, Philip White, Lea Ann Nickels, Jackie Templeton. Row 4: Nolan Sousley, Kris Thomas, Tammy Yoder, Diane Hershberger, Shelle Buckner, Ann Guenther, Sheila Moore, Lana Hutchison, Travis Lepley. 74 JH Student Council This drummer found something else to play. Nolan Sousley, student, directs the V.J.H. Band. J, left to right: Jimmy Elliott, Sean Concannon, Philip White. Lisa Williams, Greta Thompson, Kimberly Chamberlain, Tom Drury, Tim Roberts, Jeff Kimbrell, Ronnie Campbell, Mark Green, Barrie Bauer, Reed Guenther, Rodd Hurt, Barry Clark, John Dunham, Lon Viebrock, Mike Walsh. H, front to back, Dawn Whaley, Mark Jump, Dawn Stevens. Samnti Lee, Kim Rains, Shene Hutchinson, Ann Hietzman, Jan Nichols, Tracey Braden, Tammy Ypya, Kim Shrout, Ann Guenther, Lecia Tubbs. Crossbar: Mitch Stark, Neal Sidebottom, Dana Yaryan, Larry Ball, Carl Chambers. Second row of H: Susan Weinrich, Brent Welch, Mike Baumgartner, Kris Thomas. Angie Crow, Jenny Sinclair, Darla Dowell, Jessica Yarger, Andy Erb, foe Shepard. Melodic Hamlett, Dale Foxworthy. Drum Major: Nolan Sousley J.H. Band 75 Concert Choir records album 76 I Concert Choir Seven VHS choral students achieved the honor of All-District Choir. Tryouts consisted of a solo plus sight-reading. The All-District Choir performed for the District Teachers Meeting held in October. The students achieving this honor were: RIGHT Row 1: Beth Maier, Joe Stephenson. Row 2: Mrs. Woolley, Kenny Hayden. Ann Wenger, Larry Lee, Tim Bentch, Shan Snyder. Ann Wenger and Tim Bentch were the first VHS students ever to make All- State Choir. The choir was featured at the State Music Convention at Tan- Tar-A in January. CONCERT CHOIR: Row 1: Diane Guenther, Davida Marsh, Robert Petersen, Rick Pifer, Steve Hershberger, Bonnie Comstock, Ginger Sidebottom, Dawn Lehman, Melinda Ray!, Teresa Williams, Cindy White. Donna Dinkins, Jan Hull, Dan Nickels, Russell Bowers, Becky Royer. Rose Pace. Row 2: Mary Huff, Alicia Willson, Laurie Sly, Joe Stephenson, Alan Daniels. Larry Lee, Penny Patton, Susan Roberts, Sally Telfer, Lori Boatright, Kelly Washburn, Ginger White, Chris Whaley, Alan Weinrich, Rick Bias, Daniel McClellan, Debbie Buck, Viola Yarnell, Becky Nikkei. Rou’ 3: Jlee Woolley, Director; Carolyn Todd, Shana Siler, Cheryl Lee, Kaya Hunter, Robert Buckner, Jeff Zelsman, Steve Henderson, Richard Johnson, David Hester, Debbie McFarland, Mary Lou Eldndge, Malenda Hales, Lynda Hanrahan, Carole Hall, Carolyn Johnson, Jamie Hutchin- son, Jane Hunter, Mike Buck, Bert Chasteen, John Ayers, Ron Bentch, Leescha Maxwell, Lawanda Blankenship, Bonnie Yoder, Julie Nikkei, Mary Ellen Zimmerman. Row 4: Sandra Silvey, Cindy Williams. Mitzi Couch, Judy Hutchison, Shari Snyder, Bonnie Patton, Kenny Hayden, Steve Ayers, John Hayden, Matt Lewis, Bret Bauer, Richard Fields. April Foxworthy, Sarah Zimmerman, Martha Eppright, Diana Meador, Susan Foose, Lynn Clark, Trish Hancock, Terri Beckmann, Angie Daniels, James Pryor, Cort Guinn, Lyle Cary, Don Cashman, Jeff Baumgartner, Steve Green, Tracy Williams, Joy Garrison, Jodi Bacon, Beth Bauer, Bertha Comstock, Beth Mater. Concert Choir performs for the public. Ann Wenger and Tim Bentch: All-State Choir members. Entry Concert Choir Men's Glee Club Ladies Glee Club Black Men's Double Quartet Gold Men's Double Quartet Black Mixed Double Quartet Gold Mixed Double Quartet Versailles Girl's Sextet Sophomore Girl's Sextet Junior Girl's Sextet Matt Lewis Tim Bentch (Piano) Shari Snyder Larry Lee (Piano) Rick Pifer Kenny Hayden Beth Maier Lori Boatright Ann Wenger Larru Lee Joe Stephenson Carole Hall Carolyn Todd Tim Bentch Tri-County District 1 1 I II + II + II + J 11 J- 111 11 1 1 II 11 1 1- 111 II + 111 II 1 11 + 1 1 11 11 11 + 1 1 ABOVE JUNIOR GIRL'S SEXTET: Teresa Williams, Terri Beckmann, Bonnie Patton, Joy Garrison, Shari Snyder, Carole Hall. LEFT SOLOISTS: Row 1: Lori Boatright, Rick Pifer, Beth Maier. Row 2: Larry Lee, Carolyn Todd, Tim Bentch, Ann Wenger. Row 3: Carole Hall, Matt Lewis, Shari Snyder, Kenny Hayden. Concert Choir J77 STATE RATINGS Carolyn Todds 11 Beth Maier II Ann Wenger 1 Lori Boatright II Tim Bentch 1 Versailles Girls' Sextet II Sophomore Girls' Sextet II Junior Girls' Sextet II Black Men's Double Quartet 1 Gold Men's Double Quartet 1 Black Mixed Double Quartet 1 Gold Mixed Double Quartet 1 (V BLACK MEN'S DOUBLE QUARTET: Russell Bowers, Larry Lee, Cort Guinn, Bret Bauer, Daniel McClellan, Joe Stephenson, Ricky Pifer (2) VERSAILLES GIRLS' SEXTET: Row 1: Bonnie Yoder Row 2: Jodi Bacon, Ann Wenger Row 3: Susan Foose, Sarah Zimmerman, Jamie Hutchison (3) GOLD MIXED DOUBLE QUAR- TET: Row 1: Ann Wenger, Jodi Bacon, Sandy Silvey Row 2: Joe Ste- phenson, Ron Bentch Row 3: Tim Bentch, Shari Snyder, Kenny Hayden (4) GOLD MEN'S DOUBLE QUARTET: Jeff Baumgartner, Tim Bentch, Richard Johnson, Steve Ayers, Kenny Hayden, Lyle Cary, Ron Bentch (5) ACCOMPANISTS: Row 1: Alicia Wilson Row 2: Lawanda Blankenship, Ann Wenger Row 3: Tim Bentch, Brian Lewis, Larry Lee (6) BLACK MIXED DOUBLE QUARTET: Row I; Lori Boatright. Mary Huff Row 2: Jeff Baumgartner, Tern Beckmann, Jamie Hutchison, Ricky Pifer Row 3: Matt Lewis (7) SOPHOMORE GIRLS' SEXTET: Row 1: Ginger White. Alicia Wil- son Row 2: Carolyn Todd. Lori Boatright Row 3: Beth Bauer, Sandy Silvey Concert Choir 179 Largest Mixed Chorus I can't believe she told us to do that! 80 Mixed Chorus Mrs. Woolley: Keep your eyes on me! Mixed Chorus singing at their November concert. Boy, what a boring day! MIXED CHORUS Row 1—Teresa Leatherman, Sherry Miller, Dawn Cherico, Marilyn Huff, Patty Hall, Stephanie Erb, Donna Reinke, Paula Leatherman, Kay Vogt, Darren Hilgar, Dontiy Waters, Steve Miller, John Dukes, Jeff Curry, Tony Wilson, Tammy Blair, Carla Comstock, Ellen Bauer, Lynn Stafford, Rita Blackburn, Tammy Kumberg, Deanna Huff, Cathy Larkin, Jennifer Jones Row 2 Mrs. Jlee Woolley, Melinda Rayl, Jackie Tortorice, Gina Lutman, Kathy Francis, Marsha Daniels. Tracy Jimp, Vanna Dorsey, Annette Haugen, Ricky Pifer, Wesley Wilson, Jerry Stafford, Brian Stubblefield, Mike Heller, Rodney Yoder, Mike Easterly, Rick Bias, Reatha Jamerson, Pam Dorsey, Terri Miller, Jan Vogt, Sonseray Houchens, Becky Royer, Charlene Harrison, Cindy Pryor, Larry Lee Row 3—Kim Gremminger, Brenda Ritchie, Alowisia Engelmeyer, Cin- dy Morrison, Cindy Joy, Debi Easterly, Susan Rand, Cara Gronstedt, Locki Green, Linda Stubblefield, Terry Yoder, Scott Stenzel, Dennis McGinnis, Fred Wenger, Louis Rand, Tom Scott, Chris Niermeyer, Donnie Arment, Joe Montavey, Richard Sollmann, Brian Hugen, James Glass, Mary Anne Douglas, Patty Boicourt, Anita Ray, Mary Frazier, Becky Massey, Terri Ypya, April Marple, Tonya Jamerson, Ann Wenger Row 4—Paula Turpin, Linda Mauzey, Susan Foose, Vicky Slovens, Teresa Moore, Diana Meador, Lisa Middleton, Angie Coffman, Rita Frazier, Diane Noe, Sarah Nations, Lucy Hanrahan, Roberta Heller, Tom Switzer, Robert Ross, Kevin Chamberlain, Jim Campbell, Kei in McDonald, David Hester, Miguel Victorino, Gene Miller, Howard Penn, Tom Sousley, Rick Zelsman, Mark Haily, David Williams, Steve Smith, LeAnn Kinsey, Vicky Marriott, Kathy Granstedt, Kathy Kreiling, Pat Woods, Cindy Branstetter, Kim Comstock, Mary Jo Kreiling, Belinda Comstock, Angela Leatherman, Shelly Saunders 81 Mixed Chorus New band director keeps VHS rocking Blow your tuba, Terry. Future group, Lewis Brothers perform. Tiger band practice marching out on field. 821 Band Stage Band: Row 1: Matt Lewis, Bret Bauer, Daniel McClellan, Larry Lee, Brian Lewis Row 2: Steve Bingham, Director, Lori Boatright, Su- san Roberts, Carolynn Todd, Alicia Willson Row 3: Terry Walsh, Richard Fields, Carolyn Johnson, Kenny Hayden Row 4: Debbie Buck, Cort Guinn, Mike Buck, Sonny Hixson, Steffanie Steffens I'm in the right step this time. Lori making sweet music. Band builds pep at the assembly. Mike Steffanie occupy 1st chair position. Bret makes the beat for Jazz Band. MARCHING BAND: Percussion: Bret Bauer, Ginger White, Matt Lee, Daniel McClellan, Beth Bauer, Cindy White Row 1: Cort Guinn, Sonny Hixson, Davida Marsh. Mary Daniels, Cheryl Lee, Steve Yoder, Ralph Johnson, Viola Yarnell, Susan Roberts Row 2: Sandy Silvey, Gardith Calbert, Steffanie Steffens, Terry Power, Wade Chism, April Foxworthy, Sue Francis, Beth Heitzman, Amy Slagle Row 3: Diane Guenther, Bonnie Comstock, Connie Shepp, Teresa Williams, Pam Ball, Karen Nichols, Julie Nikkei, Lori Boatright, Richard Fields Row 4: Mike Buck, Wendy Slagle, Darren Lee, Chuck Daniels, Lisa Berkstresser, Debbie Buck, Alicia Willson, Jeff Baumgartner, Terry Walsh Middle: Steve Bingham, Director, Carolynn Todd, Drum Major; DRILL TEAM: Shana Siler, Susie Fleener, Mary Huff, Bar- bara Chasteen, Angie Coffman, Ginger Sidebottom, Jamie Hutchison, Shari Snyder Band 83 Band improves under new director Teresa Williams, Gardith Calvert, Sandra Silvey, Alicia Wilson. Carolyn Todd-Saxophone solo received a I. Concert Band: Row 1: Julie Nikkei, Amy Slagle, Steve Yoder, Pamela Ball. Karen Nichols, Sue Francis, Beth Heitzman, Susan Roberts, Carolyn Todd. Row 2: Alicia Wilson, Teresa Williams, Diane Gunther, Cheryl Lee, Connie Shepp, Lon Boatright, Sandra Silvey, Gardith Calvert, April Foxworthy, Debbie Buck, Charles Daniels, Curt Guinn, Wade Chism, Ter- ry Power, Mike Buck, Pat Caine Row 3: Bonnie Comstock, Davida Marsh, Mary Daniels, Viola Yarnell, Jeff Baumgartner, Terry Walsh. Richard Fields, Ralph Johnson, Lisa Berkstresser, Ted Heitzman, Wendy Slagle, Darren Lee, Stephanie Steffen, Sonny Hixson. Row 4: Matt Lee, Cindy White, Ginger White, Bret Bauer, Beth auer, Daniel McClellan, Director, Steve Bingham. The Band received a II rating at Tri-County, a II at Dis- trict. Five out of nine soloes received I ratings at District. Two out of seven ensembles received I ratings at District. 84 Band Terry Walsh's Tuba solo received a I. Brass Choir receives a I rating at District. Alicia Wilson-Clannet solo received a I. Brass Quintet received a I rating at District. Drill Team invited to perform in Columbia DRILL TEAM: Row 1: Ginger Sidebottom, Shan Snyder, Row 2: Shana Siler, Mary Huff, Assistant Drill Master: Row 3: Angie Coffman, Susie Fleener, Barbara Chasteen, Drill Master; Jamie Hutchison 861 Drill Team LEFT: The Keystone Cops round up opponents. ABOVE: One happy family of Raggedy Anns. Drill Team 187 Pep Club strives for power, pep and pride An enthusiastic pep club. Pep club is engrossed in the game. Mr. Power and Martha have a talk. PEP CLUB: Row 1: Laura Lewis; Sponsor, Teresa Williams; Treasurer, Tammy Witherspoon; Secre- tary, Bertha Comstock; Vice-President, Debbie Waisner; President, Ron Power-. 'Sponsor. Row 2: Kelly Needham. Alicia Wilson, Laurie Sly. Teresa Phelps. Linda Kenslow, Shana Siler, Deanna Huff, Lynda Hanrahan. Row 3: Ellen Bauer, Davida Marsh, JoAnn Papen, Lynn Clark, Mary Frazier, Charlene Harrison, Julie Herbert, Debt Easterly. Row 4 Vicky Slavens, Cheryl McFarland, Chris Petcoff, Pat Woods, Dawn Cherico, Mary Daniels, Kathy Kreilmg, Linda Mauzey, Carolyn Johnson. Row 5. Chris Whaley, Vicki Marriott, Ginger White, Wendy Slagle. Sandy Silvey. Cindy Williams, Belinda Com- stock. Mary Jo Kreilmg, Paula Hibdon. Row 6: Martha Eppnght, Beth Bauer, Kelly Washburn, April Foxworthy, Marilyn rl ff. Linda Stubblefield, Cheryl Lee, Jodi Bacon. Row 7: Tern Beckmann, Leescha Maxwell, Penny Patton, Mary Lou Eldndge, Vicky Shewmaker 88 I Pep Club Cheerleaders and pep club clap for victory. What a happy club. Oh God please help. Cheerleaders and pep club join in together. Pep Club 189 Cheerleaders promote spirit VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: Lynda Hanrahan, Tammy Maxwell, Terri Beckmann, Jodi Bacon (Captain), Martha Eppright Vicky, when did you join the Navy? WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS: Davida Marsh, Anita Lee (Captain) VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Kelly Needham, Lynda Hanrahan (Captain), Carolyn Johnson, Vicky Slovens, Jodi Bacon, Mar- tha Eppright 90 Cheerleaders JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Terri Beckmann, Debt Easterly, Paula Hibdon (Captain), Vicki Sheumaker, Ellen Bauer, Chris Whaley Fight Tigers, fight for ole Versailles JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL AND VOLLEYBALL CHEERLEADERS: Vicky Slovens (Captain), Dawn Cherico, Paula Hibdon, Chris Whaley, Mary Lou Eldridge, Kelly Needham Left: Shine on! Shine on! GIRLS BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Mary Lou Eldridge, Penny Patton. Leescha Maxwell (Captain)______________ It took us two weeks to make this, and those stupid boys are going to run through it and demolish it!!!! Cheerleaders 91 92! Victory 1. All-stater, Gail Halsey, ponders a pass in state play- offs. 2. Kevin grits for extra power. 3. Jane’s triple jump technique triumphs. 4. Judy shows humping technique in varsity action. 5. Wade hunts for a hole. 6. Amy eyes her drive in dual play. 7. Tiger wrestler ap- plies pressure to his opponent. lOTOPUVIOTOP Victory 193 Coaches Summary: The 1979 Tiger Football season was a very exciting one. Most people an- ticipated the season to be a building year as the Tigers returned only four starters and very little experience from their 1978 team. However, through hardwork and determination, the Tigers got off to the best start in recent years as the Var- sity posted an early-season 4-0 record. Unfortu- nately they were hobbled down the stretch by injuries. Superior attitude was the key to the sea- son as the varsity finished with a winning record of 5-4 and the high school posted a composite record of 11-5-1. The future looks bright for Foot- ball at VHS. Hot Potato! Varsity Finishes With Winning Record of 5-4 VARSITY FOOTBALL: Row 1 Sonny Hixon, Kevin Scott, Kenny Hayden, Brad Kohler, Brent Marshall. Row 2—Rob Cash man, Robert Buckner, Jay Parrish, Charlie Daniels, Patrick Caine, Joel Pedigo, Jim Towles, Danny Moritz, Steve Ayers. Row 3—Ron Bench, John Ayers, Donny Cashman, David Salzman, Steve Henderson, Wade Chism, Don Vance, Denny Gramke, Jim Lafayette. Row 4—James Pryor, David Hall, Lynn Hitchcock, David Montavey, Marvin Meyer, Stan Rogers, Billy Boicourt, Sean McGruder, Rodney Klien. Row 5 Junior Moritz, Kevin Cham- berlain, Joe Gramke, Donny Arment, Joe Montavey, Marty Hansen, Jimmy Woods, Allan Daniels. Row 6—Steve Garber, manager; Tommy Scott, manager; Jerry Cornelius, coach; Dennis Vallandingham, coach; Leo Snelling, head coach; Joe Hutchison, manager; Dan Nickels, manager. ALL CONFERENCE: Row I—Kevin Scott, Kenny Hayden, Brad Kohler, Brent Marshall, Steve Ayers. Row 2 Wade Chism, Charlie Daniels, Denny Gramke, Jim Towles, Sean McGruder, Rodney Klien. Varsity Football 95 JV and Fresh Soph teams gain experience. Above: JV player rushes the ball. Right: Coach Jerry Cornelius gives instructions from the sidelines. Junior Varsity Football: Row 1: Marty Hansen, Junior Moritz, Kevin Chamberlain, Sonny Hixson, Alan Daniels, Joel Pedigo. Row 2: Donny Arment, Joe Gramke, Rob Cashman, Robert Buckner, Jay Parrish, Pat Caine. Row 3: Jimmy Wood, Joe Montavy, Ron Bentch, John Ayers, Don Cashman, David Slazman, Steve Henderson. Row 4: James Pryor, David Hall, Lynn Hitchcock, David Montavy. Standing: Coach Jerry Cornelius, Coach Dennis Vallandingham. 96 Football Watching in anticipation. C'mon John. Give us a smile! Fresh Soph Football: Row 1: Marti Hansen, Junior Moritz, Kevin Chamberlain, Sonny Hixson, Alan Daniels. Row 2: Donny Arment, Joe Gramke, Rob Cashman, Robert Buckner, Jay Parrish. Row 3: Jimmy Wood, Joe Montavy. Ron Bentch, Don Cashman. Standing: Coach Jerry Cornelius, Coach Dennis Vallandmgham. A thirsty David Salzman. Football 197 Lady Tigers complete a successful season. Tuffy skillfully sets Terri up for the spike. ABOVE: Jodi tips the hall as Tuffy, Judy, and Joy prepare for a return. RIGHT: Jodi returns a serve. 98! Varsity Volleyball Jane and Houston opponent battle at the net. Another thrill of victory for Lady Tigers. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: Row 1: Brenda Daniels, manager; Terri Beckmann, Joy Garri- son, Judy Moesch, captain; Tuffy Frank, Carol Hall. Row 2: Angie Daniels, manager; Jodi Ba- con, captain; Judy Hutchison, Fawna Harrison, Martha Eppright, Vicky Shewmaker, Kelly Washburn, manager; Coach Brenda Hodges not shown. MSD W Clinton W Blair Oaks W Tipton W Sacred Heart W Eldon W Osage W Camdenton L Tipton W Boonville W COACHES SUMMARY: The varsity season was a close re-run of the year before. We captured the conference tournament title for the second consecutive year. We received honors by hosting the District and being the first women's team in the history of Versailles athletics to win the ti- tle. The outstate play-offs were at Republic where we seemingly were a better team but we were denied the priviledge of advancing. Memories of this sea- son will be regarded with mixed emotions but overall it was a suc- cessful season. Jane puts one over in spite of her opponent! California W TOURNAMENTS Conference 1st Place Versailles 1st Place Sacred Heart 3rd Place Conference Record 4-2 Overall 15-4 Varsity Volleyball 199 J.V. Volleyball goes undefeated It was an exceptional year for JV. Without the efforts of these individuals it would not have been possible to post a 11-0 record. The undefeated season, it- self, is reason for acclaim, but it should also be acknowledged that this JV team had what it takes to be winners. A team which uni- fied itself to make athletics what it is really all about. Congratula- tions and thanks for a memorable season! MSD 15-0, 15-7 Clinton 15-10, 15-7 Blair Oaks 15-0, 15-2 Tipton 15-4, 15-12 Sacred Heart 15-13, 11-15, 16-14 Eldon 15-13, 11-15, 16-14 Osage 15-5, 15-6 Camdenton 15-5, 15-6 Tipton 15-10, 7-15, 16-14 Boonville 9-15, 15-10, 15-13 California 15-6, 15-2 IV VOLLEYBALL: ]amie Hutchison: co-cap- tain. Marsha Daniels. Terri Ypya, Sandra Silvey, Wendy Slagle, Martha Eppright, April Foxworthy, Kelly Washburn: manager, Angie Daniels: manager, Brenda Daniels: manager, Beth Bauer, Vicki Shewmaker, Carole Hall, Debbie McFarland, Jackie Tortorice, Bonnie Comstock, Lori Boatright: co-captain. Hodges tells it like it is. 1001IV Volleyball Tigers are young in experience The 1979-80 Basketball season ended with a 4-18 on the year and a 1-5 in Conference. The Tigers started off the season with no returning starters and with players that saw only minimal playing time the year before. The Tigers played numerous close games, but the lack of Varsity experience they came out on the short end. A bright spot for the team was when they lead the state for the first half of the year in total team defense allowing 49.4 points a game. Coach Ward looks for a better season next year with returning players and moving up players from Junior Varsity. SENIORS: Don Vance. Brent Marshall, Bret Bauer, Kenny Hayden, McCruder Lyle closes his eyes to relieve the pressure. Kenny assures himself by deep concentration unior Varsity rests while Varsity scrimmages at soap game. 1021 Varsity Basketball All Conference Honorable Mention Sean McGruder All Conference Guard Rodney Klein. VARSITY BASKETBALL: Row 1: Tom Scott, Manager, Kevin Chamberlain, Rodney Klein. Dan Nickels. Manager. Rou� 2; Dennis Hagedorn. Assistant Coach. Jeff Baumgartner. Man- ager. Don Vance, Brent Marshall. Kenny Hayden. Sean McGruder. Bret Bauer. Lyle Cary, Tom Ward. Head Coach. RIGHT: Don pulls down the rebound. Varsity Basketball 1103 Courtwarming victory highlights JV season Jimmy C. puts the ball in action. The highlights of the season included a Courtwarming victory over Smithton and a win over Helias in back to back games. The JV record on the year was 5-10. Jim Campbell led in scoring, rebounding, and free throw percentage. Kevin Cham- berlain followed closely in scoring, led the team in as- sists and recoveries. Blair Oaks Stover Warsaw Tipton Cole Camp Warrensburg California Osage Skyline Helias Camdenton Eldon Clinton Smithton Boonville Conference Record L W W L L L W L L W L L L W L 1-5 JV BOYS BASKETBALL: Row 1: D. Nickels. Manager. S. Hershberger. M. Buck. A. Daniels. F. Wenger. M. Lee. R. Culp. J. Baumgartner. Manager Row 2: D. Hagedorn. Head Coach. R. Bentch. D. Adkinson, R. Fields. . Campbell. C Marriott. K. McDonald. K. Chamberlain. T. Scott. Manager. T. Ward. Coach Steve. Rodney and Ronnie watch from sidelines. Kevin McDonald becomes airborne once again. 104 IJV Boys Basketball There goes the Tigers for another two points. Kevin Chamberlain aims for the basket. Watch out Kevin, here I come! Terry Yoder takes his play position. Kevin McDonald aims for a higher score. JV Boys Basketball 105 Girls end season in State quarter-finals The bench looks at the game with astonishment. Tracy, Boy I sure am tired. Varsity Girls Basketball: Row 1: Carole Hall, Stephanie Steffen, Judy Moesch, Tuffy Frank, Brenda Arment. Row 2: Linda Scott, Coach Brenda Hodges, Amy Slagle, Gail Halsey, Tracy Williams, Fawna Harrison, Beth Bauer, Pat Woods, Coach Vernon Frank. COACHES SUMMARY: The Tigerettes, led by two All-State performers, advanced to the quarter-finals of state competition in completing one of the most successful seasons in girls Athletics at Versailles. The accom- plishments were numerous. Every team and individual offensive record but one was broken while running to a 19-2 record. They won the Ver- sailles Invitational for the second year in a row, were Tri-County Confer- ence Co-Champions, District 9 Champions and advanced two rounds into state competition. 106 Girls Basketball Girls Basketball 107 Teamwork dominates victories for J V JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL: Row 2: Vernon Frank. Assistant Coach; Brenda Hodges. Head Coach; Row Two: Angie Daniels. Manager; Cindy White. Carol Napier, Kelly Washburn, Manager; Row Three: Jamie Hutchison, Bonnie Comstock, Sonseeray Houchens, Wendy Slagle, Row Four: Pat Woods, Julie Herbert, Debbie Buck, Stephanie Steffen, Beth Bauer. Julie retrieves the loose ball in mid air. Jamie reaches out offering her assistance. Pat and Beth both fight for the loose ball. COACHES SUMMARY: The play of the Junior Varsity can be characterized as one of unselfish team play. No individual dominated play as they completed a 11 and 2 season including their final win over a strong and previously undefeated Clinton Junior Varsity. Their 5 and 1 record in the Tri- County play made them the Queens of the conference and gave warning of things to come. Success this year was the result of hard work, dedication and a team devoted to attaining established goals. They never looked back. Beth palms the rebound for assurance. A TEAM EFFORT! JV Girls Basketball J109 Wrestlers send four to state WRESTLING: Row 1: Daniel Moritz, James Kumburg, Jay Parnsh, Matt Loganbill, Tony Garber, Paul Bartimus. Row 2: Rick Campbell, John Ayers, Todd Stenzel, Terry Yoder, Marvin Meyer, Donny Arment. Row 3: Lynn Hitchcock, Jim Towles, James Pryor, Mike Moore, Denny Gramke. Not pictured, Coach Dennis Vallandingham. Versailles finished 10-1 in duels. Placed 1st in the Boonville Tourn, Camdenton Quad, Placed 2nd in the Pleasant Hill Tourn. Placed 3rd in the Marshall Tourn. Placed 5th in the District Tourn. Seven wrestlers placed in the District Tournament: 981b Tony Garber was 2nd; 1051b Paul Bartimus was 4tb; 1191b Terry Yoder was 4th; 1261b Rick Campbell was 4th; 1551b Denny Gramke was 1st; 1751b James Pryor was 4th; 1851b Jim Towles was 3rd. Versailles had four state qualifiers: 981b Tony Garber placed 6th in state (25-5-1), 1261b Rick Campbell placed 5th in state (26-7), 1551b Denny Gramke placed 3rd in state (30-2), 1751b James Pryor was a state qualifier (18-10-1). Waynesville 39-24 won Sedalia 49-10 won Camdenton 49-19 won Versailles Pleasant Hill Quad 1st Tournament 2nd Camdenton 45-18 won Clinton 46-27 won Boonville 63- 9 won Camdenton Quad 1st Clinton 66- 6 won Centralia 43-18 won Warrensburg 14-37 lost Boonville Knob Noster 63- 7 won Tournament 1st Slater 52-18 won Marshall Tourn 3rd 110 Wrestling Denny Gramke wins again. Coach Valendingham gives encouragement. Rich and Tony U'bat are you looking at? Represented by seven at Regionals: Jim Towles, Rick Campbell, Terry Yoder, Tony Garber, Paul Bartimus, James Pryor. Denny Gramke. Mark and Jay sit on the edge of their seats during match. Wrestlers sit back and watch. Wrestling 111 Chism takes second in state track meet There's always lime to smile for the camera. Rodney! You traitor! Left: The three stooges strike again! Above: A new school record was set by the turn mile relay team consisting of Rodney Yoder. Lynn Hitchcock, Rodney Klein, and (not pictured) Ricky Wallace. 112 Boy's Track BOY'S TRACK TEAM: Row 1: Jimmy Wood, Manager; Robbie Cashman, Paul Bartimus, David Hall, Steve Hershberger, Rodney Yoder, Sonny Hixson, Steve Henderson, Rodney Klein, Lynn Hitchcock, Kevin Cham- berlain, Ronnie Schelp, James Pryor, Row 2: Tom Ward, Coach; Dennis Harris, Junior Mortiz, Jim LaFayette, Donnie Arment. Brent Marshall, Brad Kohler, Richard Fields, David Salzman, Jimmy Campbell, Jim Towles, Chris Bartimus, Marty Hansen, Cort Guinn, Wade Chism, Mike Crenshaw, Jerry Cornelius, Coach 113 Boy's Track Tigers Shine in Track and Field Wade shows form which led him to a 2nd place finish in state. Rick runs with the pack. Record breaking performances by Wade Chism, Brad Kohler, and the two mile relay team of Lynn Hitchcock, Rodney Klein, Ricky Wallace, and Rodney Yoder highlighted the 1980 Tiger boys track season. Always a factor, the Ti- gers competed well during the season and gained valuable experience for the underclassmen who made up the majority of the team. Finishing fourth in the conference meet, the boys prepared for the district competition and on a damp Saturday, took on one of the strongest districts in the state. Although recording some of the best times of the year, only Wade Chism advanced to state competition. Wade's second place finish in the low hurdles at state was one of the highest placings for any Versailles athlete in recent years. Con- gratulations Tigers, you earned the banner well. 114 Boy's track Brad releases the discus along with his arms. Mike takes a break as the action slows. Jimmy bellies up to the bar. Kevin put power. Boy’s track 115 Lady Tigers set 1980 track records Paula leading the flea balancing relay. I can't believe I ate the whole thing! GIRL'S TRACK: Row 1—Tammy Blair, Susan Roberts, Sonseeray Houchesn, Teresa Phelps. Beth Heitzman, Linda Kenslow, Lori Boatright, Carol Napier Row 2— Patti Hall, Kelly Needham, Terri Ypya, JuAnn La Rue, Paula Hibdon, Gloria Porter, Robin Beeman, Mar- sha Smith, Terri Beckmann, Jane Hunter Row 3—Sandy Silvey. manager; Anita Lee, manager; Kim Garber, Jodi Bacon, Joy Garrison, Judy Hutchison, Fawna Harrison. Gail Halsey. Beth Bauer. Trish Hancock, Stephanie Steffens, Tuffy Frank, Angie Daniels, manager; Brenda Hodges, Coach; Debbie Buck, manager 1161 Girl's Track Hey look everybody, I can cross my eyes! V � x ; ILT- Fawna daydreaming of someday winning the gold. No you guys, it's over there! I've got to catch up with that flea or I'm out! Coaches Summary: Eleven new records were established by the conclusion of the 1980 season. The 2 Mile Relay team broke their particular event three times. The 880 Relay team broke their record two times. Gail Halsey, a first year runner, broke the existing and then beat her own time again. A senior, Fawna Harrison, tied her individual best in the High Jump three times and qualified for state competition. She also broke her 400 Meter run twice, however, freshman Beth Heitzman broke Fawna’s record twice and now holds the school record. A total of 31 athletes made up the 1980 team. They placed second at the Maroon and Gold Relay, second in the Versailles Invitational, and fourth in the conference. Girl's Track 117 118 Girls Track Versailles Track members basking in the sun. Beth Heitzman breaks 440 record. Paula, you just missed your event. Gail Halsey; whistling while she works. Golf team dedicates season to teammate Team awaits start of meet. HONE OF THE TIGERS TIGER GOLF TEAM Vernon Frank. Coach; Terry Yoder, Rick Pifer, Chuck Daniels, Kenny Hayden. Captain; Pat Sly, Captain; Mike Buck, Bret Bauer, Captain; Amy Slagel. Row 2; Darren Lee, Matt Lewis, Mike Moore, Mark Hailey, Kevin Scott, John Ayers, Tom Scott, Lyle Cary, Terry Yoder, Robert Buckner, Terry Power, Chris Hendrix, Ken Cable, Rodney Culp, Tim Neil, Steve Ayers. RIGHT: Kenny tees off at first hole. Tim Neil putts with deep concentration. 1201 Golf V ; iVl Amy Slagle, Tigers' only woman golfer on learn Pal practices Ins swing. CAPTAINS: Bret Bauer, Pat Sly, Kenny Harden. COACHES' SUMMARY: After the loss of Stan the team dedicated the season to his memory and proved the champions they were by record play the remain- der of the year. Finishing with a 15 and 4 varsity dual record and 9 and 9 in JV dual action, the Tigers were again the team to beat. In addition to dual play the golfers finished high in the strong 3A 4A field at Central Missouri State University, third in the 3A 1A District at Hough Park, Just five strokes out of first and second to Tipton in the conference tournament at Tipton. During the season the varsity established new records in 4 man 9 hole (153), 4 man 18 hole (312), 5 man 9 hole (193), 5 man 18 hole (393), individual 9 hole, Hayden 35; individual 18 hole, Bauer 73; and Kenny Hayden broke his own season medalist record by averaging 38.5 for match play. The JV was included in the conference tournament for the first time, and finished a strong second to Tipton. It was a year of moral courage and personal commitment. Each and every member of this 1980 team can be proud as they shoulder the clubs and help caddy for Stan. Coif 1121 Junior High completes successful season JUNIOR HIGH TRACK: ROW ONE: Chris Anderson, Tim Roberts, Neal Sidebottom, Vince Williams, Ken Sinclair, Bruce Randall, Mike Walsh, Travis Lepley, Joe Shepard, Dale Foxworthy. ROW TWO: Jessica Yarger. Manager, Dawn Stevens, Manager, Patti Broyles, Christy Culp, Samnti Lee, Lon Viebrock, Robin Taylor, Kim Raines, Lisa Petty, Tracy Brown, Tammy Ypya, Kimberly Chamberlain, Dana Yaryan, ROW THREE: Den- nis McFarland, Cliff Carter, Mike Baumgartner, Nolan Sousley, Mark Green, Tony Stafford, Jeff Kimbrell, Ronnie Campbell, Andy Erb, John Dunham, ROW FOUR: Coach Dennis Hagedorn, Coach Linda Scott 880 relay: Cliff Carter, foe Shepard, Mike Baumgartner, Travis Lepley Lori receives a hand off from Sammi. COACHES SUMMARY: The Junior High track team enjoyed a very successful season. For the first time the 7th and 8th graders have competed in a sep- arate division. The eighth grade lost only one dual meet to Sedalia, finished fourth at the Laker relays and won the conference title for the third year in a row. Seven new records were set by the eighth grade. The seventh grade also had a successful year losing only two dual meets, one to Osage and one to Sedalia. High point scorers were Tim Roberts, John Dunham, Nolan Sousley, Ronnie Campbell, Bruce Randall, Mike Baumgartner. Vince Williams, and Dennis McFarland. The girls also set three new records during the year. Kim Raines set new records in the 100 by running it in 13.15 and the 200 in 30.8. Lisa Petty set the other record by high jumping 4'4 . Ir. High Track 123 3-1 record spells success The 1979 Junior High Football team under the guidance of Coach Ward and Coach Hagedorn had a successful year finishing with a 3-1 record. They had wins over Osage, Tipton, and Califor- nia. The loss to Eldon broke a nine game winning streak. The coaches felt that all the boys did well. Time out from the action to stop and pose for the camera. Junior High Football: Row 1: Sean Concannon, Eric Stenzel, Donnie Shewmaker. Row 2: Chris Anderson, Kevin Sheets, Ronnie Campbell, Tim Campbell. Row 3: Manager, Larry Thompson, John Dunham, Alan Earnest, Cliff Carter, Todd Hurt, Coach Ward. Row 4: Manager, Randy Campbell, Tim Roberts, Travis Lepley, Steve Garber, Larry Montavy, Mike Walsh, Coach Hagedorn. Row 5: Manager, Phillip White, John Stubblefield, Vence Williams, Bruce Randall, Dennis McFarland, Mark Sherman, Mike Baumgartner, Tim Tomblinson, Tony Stafford, Dion Hibdon. Right: Travis: “Boy, I sure blew that one! 124 Jr. High Football One handed rebound. Ronnie Campbell learns how to dribble Dale Foxworthy decides what to do with the ball. Desire to win spells success Junior High Boys Basketball: Row 1: John Dunham, Todd White, Ronnie Campbell. Row 2: Sean Concannon, Larry Ball, Chris Henderson, Dale Foxworthy, Tony Stafford, Nolan Sousley, Andy Erb, Coach Cornelus. Below: Ronnie Campbell, Nolan Sousley: Give us that ball back. Coaches Summary: The seventh grade exceeded most people's ex- pectations during the past sesaon. Despite being small in number and in size, the seventh graders enjoyed a successful season win- ning four games while losing three. The team used its quickness to overcome its lack of height. Also a desire to be successful helped contribute to the team's good fortune. With continued development this could be a highly successful team in the future. Seventh Grade Boys Basketball1125 Jr. High boys display determination COACH S SUMMARY: The JH Boys Basketball pro- gram teaches many aspects of the game to students in hopes that it will help make the transition to the game as it is played on upper levels. The team did not have an outstanding record, but played many superior teams on its schedule. Impressive thing about this group was their willingness to work hard and good attitude. Jimmie Elliott checks score while Philip W. and Mike W. watch action. EIGHTH GRADE BOYS: Row I: Mark Jump, Neal Sidebottom, Denis McFarland, Reed Guenther, Cliff Carter, Mark Sherman, Jeff Kimbrell, Chris Henderson Row 2: Jimmie Elliott, Philip White, Bruce Randall, Vince Williams, Mike Walsh, Ken Sinclair, Joe Sheperd, Mike Baumgartner, Wil- lard Worts, Coach. Mike Baumgartner fights for control of jump ball. T? Mike B., Bruce R., and Cliff C. watch the scramble for the ball. Coach Worts planning game strategy. 126 Eighth Grade Boys Basketball •i Jr. High Ladies win first trophy The 1979-80 Junior High ladies made history winning third place in the Tipton Girls Seventh and Eighth Grade Tournament. The team bringing home the very first trophy for girls sports on the Ju- nior High Level. All the ladies played an important part in ob- taining this trophy. Teamwork showed the way to victory! Up. Up, and two points for Dana H. Sheryl Byars concentrates on game plan. Seventh grade ladies break in the action. ABOVE: SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS BASKET- BALL: Row 1: B. Bauer, G. Thompson Rou 2: D. Stevens, T. Welch, S. Moms Row 3. K. Huffman, T. Meisner, L. Hutchison, J. Sin- clair. A. Heitzman Rou� 4: S. Moore, K. Shrout, W. Wood LEFT: EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS BASKETBALL Row I: A. Campbell, D. Dowell, D. Hutchison, P. Tomblinsott Row 2: A. Guenther, D. Hershberger, M. Tankersly, M. Downing, S. Byars, L. Montavy Not pic- tured: Linda Scott, Coach Jr. High Girls Basketball 127 128 Leadership eadersnipieadersnipeaders 1. Miss Via, what meanness are you up to? 2. No, Mr. Allee I didn't attend the party. 3. Miss Hodges, are you sleeping on the job? 4. High school teachers promote spirit week. 5. J.J., To mix a drink you ... 6. Jr. High teachers give students a tea. 7. If only they would let us in. 8. What are you guys up to now? Leadership 129 School Board finalizes plans for new school building. Administration UPPER LEFT: In addition to the floor plan at the left will be an extension. The school board has approved to add 4 more classrooms on the west end of the new school building. The building is expected to be finished and ready for classes by the beginning of the 1980-1981 school year. ABOVE: Princi- pals Mr. Nelson Kohler, High School, Mr. Carmen Hayden, Junior High, Mr. Richard Doak, Elementary. LEFT: Mr. Robert Kimpton, Administrative Assistant Administration 131 New faces teach VHS Joyce Akers Sue Akin William Ball Sieve Bingham Trudy Bingham Jackie Bolton Carol Buck Lyle Chamberlain Donna Chapman Carole Cobb Cindy Cole 132 Faculty . J. holds up ceiling, before it collapse’s. Valendingham and Viebrock engrossed in the game. Christopher Concannon Jerry Cornelius Linda Deinmger Mary Beth Dicus June Enowski Dorothy Erickson Kenneth Erickson Debra Fischer Ray Forrest Mary Frank Vernon Frank Helen Franken Betty Gerlt Dennis Hagedorn Faculty 133 Barbara Hall Mari Hayden K. Ann Higgins Brenda Hodges Wade Huffman Beverly Hughes Carol Hughes Peggy Huhmann Adelia Hutchison Erma Johnson Harry Jones Rosalee Jordan Paddy Kidwell Arleen Lake 134 Faculty I hope that's not a bug on that cookie! UGH! Brenda Lapp Darlene Lee Laura Lewis Janet Looten Mar cille Maassen Michael Maassen Gay Marriott Virginia Mastin Gary McKinley Elane Meade Sylvia Morrison Lois Moser Sharon Neal Kimberly Oeth Mr. McKinley wins first place in the Sonny Bono look alike contest! Mrs. White lectures sixth grade on the Iran crisis. Loetta Pace Marjeane Parent Linda Power Ronald Power Darlene Reuter Gayle Roberts Joe Robertson Eulalia Schauer Carol Shrout Leo Snelling Jo Lynne Soenker Kathleen Steu’art c- Smile! You're on Candid Camera! Sorry Jimmy, but the girls are dining with the Optimists. Connie Sumption Kathryn Tankersly Dean Thiemann Valonia Thiemann Amy Todd Dennis Vallandingham Karla Via LeRoy Viebrock 136 Faculty Miss Bolton proves that teachers do have hidden talents. Lois Viebrock Diane Ward Tom Ward Jane White Karen Williams Mae Willson Jane Wilson Jlee Woolley Willard Worts Were going to have to stop meeting like this. Jo Ann Youmans Faculty 137 Mr. Hughes Leaves us After 7 1 2 Years Mr. Hughes and Mr. Alice overlooking the football game. Mr. Hughes: Well I think you should do it my way! Mr. Hughes posing for his last picture. Jerry Hughes began teaching at Morgan Co. RII in 1972. He taught Jr. High P.E. and coached the Jr. High football team for 2 years. His high school assignments includ- ed, Major Sports, Health, Driver's Ed., Assis- tant Basketball Coach under Larry Pummill and later under Dick Bartow, and Head Golf Coach. In 1974, Mr. Hughes became the di- rector of the C.O.E. program. Then in 1977, he also added the responsibilities of Athletic Director to his other duties. The student body of VHS says goodbye and good luck at Warrensburg. 1391 Mr. Hughes Non-certified personnel extend school-craft 140 IN on-certified personnel Above: Kimmie Yarnell and Mrs. Teeple. Cooks: Mary Hollingsworth, Bea Bennett, Marva Hutchison, Lucille Bishop, Carrie Hensen, Jean Gunn, Lois Forth, Connie Barton, Joan Newkirk, Gwen Blankenship, Becky Joy. (not shown: Lorene Barton) Custodians right: Joe Woods and Carl Dowell; All they need is motivation. Secretaries and Aides: Betty Goodman, Sylvia Morrison, Lois Holst, June Garrison, Harriette Jones, Gale Teeple, Judy Ball, Natalie Simon, Pam Murdock, Karen Snelling, Kimmie Yarnell. Non-certified personnel 141 142 Stlf 1. Angie Stone and Aaron Copeland enjoy time out of school for homecoming coronation prac- tice. 2. Donny Shewmaker and Sheila Moore portray their method of R R (rest and relax- ation). 3. Mr. Snelling; Wish I could have sent out more than three deficiencies4. Usa Woods??? 5. Sean McGruder and David Shore give their official opinion of office work. 6. Todd Dobbins, Robert Bercume, Jay Parrish; an attentive audience. Seniors began new era, 1980's Tony Garber, President Stan Rogers, Vice President Judy Moesch, Secretary Patricia Dunnaicay. Treasurer Class Representative Iulie Nikkei, Historian Chris Dunavanl, Sergeant at Arms Bertha Comstock, Class Representative Diana Meador, Class Representative Brenda Arment Steve Ayers Jodi Bacon Pamela Ball Brad Danny, Stan, and David taken' it easy. Bret Bauer Ricky Bias Lawanda Blankenship Paul Boeck Billy Boicourt Cindy Branstetter Rick Campbell Barbara Chasteen Mike Colvin Mitzi Couch Angela Daniels Charles Daniels Donald Davidson Tom Dial Seniors 145 Cheryl Dobbins Theresa Doefler Debbie Earnest Kathy Slagle Francis Ramly Francis Robbie Cingerich Denny Gramke Diane Guenther Malenda Hales Gail Halsey lodi Hanlon Lynda Hanrahan Dennis Harris 146 Seniors Fawna Harrison Sheila Hatfield Kenny Hayden Roberta Heller Mike Herbert Steve Hitchcock Kaya Hunter I tidy Hutchison Tonya f a merso n Brad: You talkin' to me boy? Patricia: Could I please have a bigger bowl? Seniors 1147 Last Seniors graduate old VHS Judy M., Mitzi C.. Judy H., Tri-County Champs honor mothers Richard Johnson Carol Joy Fink Gene Klein Brad Kohler JuAnn LaRue Teresa Leatherman Cheryl Lee Larry Lee Dawn Lehman Brian Lewis Lorraine Lindsey Edwards Mark Loganbill Linda models the latest in hats. Miguel: Wake up Dennis, the bell has rung. 1481 Seniors Beth M.: I should've skipped too! Beth Maier April Marple Karen Marriott Brent Marshall Tammy Maxwell Kavin Muehlehach Bonnie Y.: Another work of art. Debbie plays secretary. Mark Tony: Wrestling is no laughing matter. Seniors! 149 Seniors look into the future with anticipation Sean McCruder John McNey Matt Mernott Lisa Middleton Sherri Miller Terri Miller Renee Moore Danny Moritz Right: Kevin its flexed, but where's the muscle? 150 Seniors We are the class of 1980! Dawn, don't you know Seniors don't study? Jean Morrison Gary Pace Jo Papen Mark PaKerek Rick Pifer Dennis Raines Melinda Ray I Donna Reinke Joyce Scott Kevin Scott David Shore Holly Silvey Seniors 151 Memories linger . . . Amy Slagle Patrick SIy Alan Spaulding Scott Stenzel Joe Stephenson Linda Stubblefield Tom Switzer Donald Vance Ed Vanderslice Dean Vogt Ian Vogt Debbie Waisner ABOVE: Charles: “Wow, I made it through RIGHT: Beth dresses as a tourist during Spirit Week. Mancel Wilson Lisa Woods Bonnie Yoder Terry Yoder Rick Zelsman Mary Ellen Zimmerman Juniors are in fine financial shape for prom Terry Walsh, President Lyle Cary, Vice President Angie Coffman, Secretary Sarah Zimmerman, Treasurer Terry Croy, Sergeant At Arms Rodney Klein, Student Council Representative Jeff Baumgartner, Student Council Representative John Ayers Chris Bartimus Tern Beckman Tim Bentch Mary Blanks Mike Buck Donna Burke Don Buhs Tammy Cable Pat Came Eddie Capps Don Choate Lynn Clark lay Dean Lance Decker Donna Dinkins Vanna Dorsey Debi Easterley Martha Eppright Stephanie Erb Susan Foose Tuffy Frank Mary Frazier Kim Garber Joy Garrison Gregg Gerkin Bill Gerlt James Glass Lockie Green Steve Green Kathy Gronstedt Susan Guinn Carole Hall Just hanging around Juniors 155 Lynn Hitchcock Karen Huff Mary Huff Jerry Huffman Jane Hunter Gres Hurtz Eddie James Carolyn Johnson Jennifer Jones Cindy Joy Joni Keefe Kevin Klein Mary Jo Kreiling James Kumberg Jim LaFayette Cathy Larkin Gerrit Lee Vicky Marriott Becky Massey Kevin McDonald Drake Miller Teresa Moore Cindy Morrison Kelly Needham Karen Nichols Diane Noe Bonnie Patton Joel Pedigo Earl Pipes James Pryor Anita Ray Brenda Ritchie Robert Ross Rebecca Royer Shelly Saunders Sheila Schick Ginger Sidebottom Ray Silvey Vicky Slovens Laurie Sly Marsha Smith Steve Smith I JS Terry makes a joyful? noise. Shari Snyder Darren Stafford ferry Stafford Todd Stenzel Loren Talbott feff Tankersley Charles Templemire Marilyn Thompson fim Towles Craig Turpin liams iams Ml .therspoon Caroline Woolery Terry Yoder Jeff Zelsman Juniors1157 Sophomores Reach mid-point I antic Hutchison, President Student Council Representative Susan Roberts, Secretary Charlene Harrison, Treasurer Randy Dean. Sergeant at Arms Becky Nikkei, Student Council Representative Carolynn Todd, Student Council Representative Danny Adkinson Diann Allee Paul Bartimus Beth Bauer Ellen Bauer Shirley Baxter Brenda Beegle Robert Bercume Randy Blalock Rod Blalock Lon Boatright Billy Boeck Debbie Buck Jim Burkhart Ken Cable Jimmy Campbell Michelle Cantwell Don Cashman Bert Chasteen Dawn Cherico Belinda Comstock Carla Comstock Alan Daniels Brenda Daniels De Anna Daniels Mary Daniels Lori are you sure that’s the way they use chopsticks in Japan? 158 I Sophomores Jamie: Eat your heart out Ginger Rogers. Alan: Mrs. Wooley, you have such beautiful eyes. Charles Danner Carl Day Kathy DeCou Todd Dobbins Tim Duckworth Alowisia Engelmeyer Dale Fields Delbert Fields Drew Frost Crystal Fuelling Steve Garber Debbie Gingench Joe Gramke Kim Gremminter Cara Gronstedt Cort Guinn Trisha Hancock Marty Hansen Todd Hanson Carl Harlow Juli Herbert Steve Hershberger David Hester Sonny Hixson Curt Homan Deanna Huff Audrey Huffman Joe Hutchison Mike lames Wes Jordan Todd shows the proper precedure in sticking your finger in the lathe. Anita: Boats are okay but rubber duckies are more fun. Sophomores 159 Tracy Jump Michele Kempf Linda Kenslow Deanna Kleindierst Kathy Krieling Tammy Kumberg Angela Leatherman Anita Lee Matt Lewis Gina Lutman Bryan Marple Chuck Marple Craig Marriott Linda Mauzey Leescha Maxwell Daniel McClellan Cheryl McFarland Gene Miller Carol Napier Dan Nickels Nancy Noe Rose Pace Cindy Parker Jay Parrish Bill Parsons Chris Petcoff Robert Peterson Teresa Phelps Cindie Pryor Ivah Purl Susan Rand David Salzman 160 Sophomores Cort and Sonny’s interpretation of a Chinese boat. Please, don’t interrupt us, we’re eating! Tom Scott Vicki Shewmaker Mike Sidebottom Shana Siler Sandra Silvey Ronald Smith Richard Sollmann Bei Stark Brian Stubblefield Sally Telfer Ellen Templeton Deanna Thompson Rhonda Tomblinson Paula Turpin Kay Vogt Kelly Washburn Donny Waters Alan Weinrich Chris Whaley Ginger White Cindy Williams Alicia Wilson Kevin Wilson Kim Winningham Pat Woods Sophomores 161 Rob Cashman, President Contentment is teamed; it's also boring. Jackie Tortorice, Vice President Marsha Daniels, Secretary Robert Buckner, Treasurer Tim Neal, Student Council Representative Don Arment, Student Council Representative Kris Si Ivey, Student Council Representative Jim Applebury Wade Atkinson Robin Beeman Ron Bentch Lisa Berkstresser Rita Blackburn Tammy Blair Patty Boicourt Russel Bowers Gardith Calvert Mike Camer Kevin Chamberlain Helen Clines Beverly Collyott Bonnie Comstock Kim Comstock Tracey Cooley Cameron Coursey Mike Crenshaw Jeff Curry Jerry Dabbs Pam Dorsey 162 Freshman Connie corrects an error. Aren't you glad he uses Dial?!? Mary Anne Douglas John Dukes Mike Easterly Mary Lou Eld ridge Richard Fields Susan Fleener April Foxworthy Sue Francis Rita Frazier Kurt Fuelling Donna Gremminger Mark Haley Pattie Hall Renee Hardy John Hayden Beth Heitzman Ted Heitzman Mike Heller Darren Hilgar Larry Hineman Left: Hey Don't do that! Kevin Freshman 163 Sonseeray Houchens Marilyn Huff Jan Hull Charles Humphrey Reatha Jamerson Lissa Jeffries Ralph Johnson Peggy Jones Eleanor Kelso Cindy Kessler Bruce Kinney LeAnn Kinsey John Klein Kelly Lawson Paula Leatherman Darren Lee Matt Lee Terry Lisenby Matt Loganbill Davida Marsh Debbie McFarland Andy McGinnis Randy McGinnis Steve Miller Joe Montavy Mike Moore Judy Moritz Junior Moritz Betty Napeir Sarah Nations Lance Newkirk Chris Niermeyer Penny Patton Betty Peoples Gloria Porter Terry Power June Pryor Greg Robertson Ronnie Schelp Connie Shepp Wendy Slagle Lynn Stafford Peggy Stark Stephanie Stephans Fred Wenger Cindy White David Williams Wesley Wilson Freshmen attend first class meeting with anxieties of success. 164 Freshmen Ronnie Witt 1 on mi Wood Steve Woods Robert Woolery Eighth graders say goodbye to old Junior High building. Jacquie Barnard Mike Baumgartner Laura Belger Lisa Boicourt Lynne Boicourt Hester Bowman Tracey Braden Tracy Brown Patti Broyles Shelle Buckner David Burke James Burnett Sheryl Byars Angela Campbell Randy Campbell Cliff Carter Clinton Chapman Barry Clark Bobby Clines Rita Comstock Tracey Comstock Larry Conrad Jimmy Crabtree Sherie Croy Darla Dowell Majorie Downing Alan Earnest Michael Edgar Robert Edgar Jimmie Elliott Janet Engelmeyer Karen Eppenauer J. H. Band play for Student Body. I wonder if Mr. Bingham heard that high note. y 166 Eighth grade Steve Garber Sherline Grider Ann Guenther Reed Guenther Melodie Hamlett Holly Harleman l.mda Heller Chris Henderson Diane Hershberge Dave Hilgar Jimmy Hienman r Cindy Homan Todd Hurt Beth Hurtz Dana Hutchison Tammy Iman Jackie Jones Eighth grade is involved Roy Johnson Mark Jump Alice Kilmer Martin Kilmer Mildred Kilmer Jeff Kimbrel Travis Lepley Larry Marpie Kenny Marshall Denis McFarland Larry Montavy Laura Montavy Sherri Moritz Ricky Morrison Jan Nichols Sheila Pryor Kirn Raines Bruce Randall Deanna Risenhoover Lynne Ritchie Kevin Sheets Joey Shepard Mark Sherman Louis Sidebottom Neal Sidebottom Shelly Silvey Ken Sinclair Mitch Stark Erik Stfhzel Chris Strack Richard Switzer Michelle Tankersley RIGHT Come on boys, look alive! 168 Eighth Grade Tracy B. attends Student Council meeting. Don’t look now, but we're being watched! Hope Templemire Jackie Templeton Kris Thomas Larry Thompson Pam Tombhnson Tim Tombhnson Linda Vogt Tresa Vogt John Wahlers Lisa Walker Angie Wallace Mike Walsh Glenn Weaver Susan Weinrich Brent Welch Tracy Wheeler Philip White Vince Williams Rob Willie Brenda Wood Danny Wright Dana Ydry an Tammy Yoder Eighth Grade 169 170 Seventh Grade Chris Anderson Darren Atkinson Larry Ball Lora Ballard Barrie Bauer Sandra Beegle Joe Berkstresser Bill Bielinski Curtis Bland Albert Boettcher Darren Boye Gail Burkhart Ronnie Campbell Tim Campbell Kim Chamberlain Carl Chambers Sean Concannon Angie Crowe Patricia Doerfler Patricia Dorsey Tommy Drury Tim Dunavant John Dunham Andy Erb Terry Fields Dale Foxworthy Robert Gerlt Mark Green Bobbi Grider Steve Hanlon Anna Heitzman Donna Hess Ann Hester Seventh grade enjoy Christmas program. Dion Hibdon Billy Hineman Billie Hollingsworth Seventh grade Chorus waits to perform. Kelly Huffman Jean Hull Lana Hutchison Sherry Hutchison Stephanie Jones Orvie Kilmer Danny Kumherg Sammi Lee Robbie Marriott Dina Marshall Tammy Massingtll Tina Miesner Sheila Moore Sandy Morrison Vicki Napier Eric Newkirk Lea Ann Nickels Russell Niermeyer Alan Pa pen Lisa Petty Becky Poe Tim Roberts Tommy Salzman Tonya Savick Seventh Grade 171 Chris Schelv Jennifer Schwab Deborah Sharpe Kelvin Sheets Donnie Shewmaker Kim Shrout Jenny Sinclair Tara Smith Nolan Sousley David Stafford Tony Stafford Dawn Stevens John Stubblefield Chris Sullivan Robin Taylor Greta Thompson Tim Todd Lecia Tubb Mitch Turpin Elite Twyman Lori Viebrock Camillo Vogt Tammy Vohnout Donnie Webb Davina Weinstein Dawn Whaley Darren White Lisa Williams Scott Wilson Wendy Wood Jessica Yarger Erma Zimmerman Jacob Zimmerman Ken Ge Douglas ami Wayne Kensy rack their brains. Sixth grade is ready to advance A studious Ginger Applebury. Chris Allan Vicki Allison Debbie Anderson Ginger Applebury Lisa Barnes Craig Baumgartner Susan Berendzen Wally Boatright Joyce Boicourt Stacy Bolin Sherrie Bowers Cristel Branstetter Rhonda Buchanan Robert Cambell Darren Cooper Debbie Chapman Tammy Chapman Wendy Clark Eric Coffman Jim Collins Lynda Daniels Stacy Dial Ross Doepke Ken Ge Douglas Jackie Espinosa Peanut Frank Carla Garber Troy Gerlt Mike Gremminger Cindy Harrison Larry Harrison Sixth grade 1173 Sixth grade studies ancient civilizations Kris Hatfield Mike Hetneriksott Sherry Henderson Danny Herbert Tammy Hester Tim Hester Stephen Hoover Ken Hunter Terry Hurt Kevin Iman Kim Jennings Tony Johnson Jackie Keen Roxanne Kelso Earnest Kilmer Kathryn Kilmer Wayne Kinsey Kendra Leatherman Dora Lindsay John Lund Ginger Raines displays her work. Mike Marple Carrie Marshall Charles Massingill Virginia McLaughlin Alan Metcalf Tracy Miller Mike Moesch Gerald Monroe Students show mixed emotions in class. Right: Vicki Allison finishes her work. 174 Sixth grade Chuck Muelhback Cyndy Neal James Parsons Tim Petty Mike Phelps Chris Pifer Brenda Porter Ginger Raines Jacque Ray Greg Shackleford Michelle Shelley Mark Sidebottom Stacy Stafford James Strong Curtis Thompson Wendy Uber Hank Vogt Jimmy Wohlers Joyce Weaver Larry Webb Debbie Weinstein Christy White Stacy Jo Williams Doug Wilson Michella Wilson Jim Winfrey Donna Witt Sonny Wood Renee Woods Gerald Wright David Zimmerman Tammy smiles for the picture. Fifth grade participates in first track meet Walter Acton Sheba Acton Diana Alumbaugh Donita Arnold David Ash Carolyn Barnard Jamne Beaver Mike Beetnan Ethan Bercume Ralph Berkstresser Janies Biel inski Tracy Birth Tim Bland Richard Branstetter Neal Brewer Russell Burnett Mary Calvert Debbie Chadwick Angie Colvin Charlene Comstock Erin Concannon Gary Croy Tom Dinkins Jay Dunham Tony Elliott Joe Ferrell John Gerlt Holly Gerken Belinda Grace Linda Hardy Tabby Hardy Kurt'Hat field Danny Hayes Lisa Hendrick Bridget Hcitzman Annette Herod David Hineman Gary Huff Jeff Hughes Tina Hughes Joy Hutchison Kayce Hycz Rick Branstetter shows a smile. 176 Fifth grade A happy classroom. Lora reclines back to study. Jeff Jackson Renee fames Amarillo Johns Edward Johns Christa Jordan Marlin Kilmer Minerva Kilmer Melissa Kimbrell Earl King Brian Lehman Susan Letchworth Troy Lepley Robbie Leuthen Lesa Loganbill Jeff Lutman Rita Marshall Kerry Metcalf Tim Miesner Chuck Moesch Cecilia Monroe Donald Montavy Jerry Morrison James Nikkei Mike Ogden Julie Papen Lori Pendcrgraft shows her ability to work. Fifth grade 177 Brad Patton Lori Pen degraft Donna Phelps Cheri Power Neysa Richardson Carol Riley Lanny Ritter Pat Rogan Heidi Savick Cathy Schussler Tammy Shipley Sherry Shore Lora Sivley Mark Smith Ross Smith Mike Stafford Jeff Thomas Rnonda Thomas Sallianne Thompson Susan Todd Krista Thouvenel Leslie Tubbs Jodi Turner Jimmie Upton Aquino Wallace Gerald Weaver Kenny Webb Carol Wenger Mary Williams Greg Wilson Tammy Wilson Gary Witt rock Walter Woods Loren Yoder Alam Zimmerman Fifth grade takes time out from party to pose for a picture. 178 Fifth Grade Sallianne in deep concentration. Fourth grade presents Halloween play Bruce Aeschbacher Shelly Allan Susan Anderson Carla Andrews Kevin Ball Stephenee Bennett Cleo Berkstresser Steve Blair Frank Bland Ben Bock Sherry Bogle Stacey Bolton Michelle Braden Joni Brimer Doug Campbell Brad Champberlain Michelle Clark Milzi Clark Wesley Coleman Kendall Conklin Brian Davenport Jackie Dawson Stephanie Deason Jim Derry Kendra Dicus Erin Doepke Jimmy Dornan Tony Edgar Scott Espinosa Darla Farr DeNeil Ferguson Left: Annette performs her part in Halloween play. Fourth Grade 179 1801Fourth Grade Alicesha Good Terry Green Sandy Grimes Darla Hamlett Leatha Hanrahan Ricky Hardin Connie Hayes Gina Heinerikson Paul Heitzman Thenton Henry Missy Homan Linda Hoover Christi Huffman Tracy Hunter Darren Iman Melissa Jeffery Naomi Jones Craig Joy Brent Kenzenbaw Daniel Kilmer Kelly Kohler Tracy Lepley Amy Lutman Susan Mainard Angie Marriott Jennifer Marriott Lea Marriott Barry Marshall Edwin Martin Pauline Martin Jeannie McDonald Melissa Morrison Leslie Nichols Doug Ogden Kimberly Pace Michelle Penrod Chuck Poe Tami Randall John Rogan Jana Rouse Alex Schwab Steven Shultz John Sinclair Annette Slagle Troy Smith Oh no, not another See Spot Run book! Fourth graders hard at work. Bernice Stacy Mark Stafford Diane Steelman Ruth Ann Steelman Tony Stephens Angela Templemire Sherry Thomas Rhonda Todd Carolyn Twyman David Vogt Rox-Ann Wallace Lou Lam Walker Ricky Webb Duane Whaley David White Tony White Ray Whittle Lanny Wilson Roberta Winters Tammy Woolery Meredith Zakartan Elsie Zimmerman Marian Zimmerman Fourth Grade1181 182 Third grade Third graders learn cursive writing Jamie Alpers XIark Anderson Cathy Andrews Jeff Avey Leslie Barnes Beverly Baumgartner Ray I cue Blanks Wendy Blonstein Jim Bowers Cindy Brown Kelly Boye Lynn Buckingham Tanya Burke Chris Byars Touy Campbell Chanin Carter Jimmy Chappel Jimmie Chipley Scott Christian Steve Concannon Aaron Copeland Bill Crowe Deanna DeFeo Clint Dinkins Boy I wish I had more food! Lynn and Lorna studying hard. Darren taking time out from his hard work to pose for a picture Brent Dunnaway Jerry Elwood Jeane Engelmeyer Tom Erb Chrissy Espinosa Lorna Ferguson Jennifer Fischer Shane Fluty Doug Gremmmger Jimmy Hardesty Tim Hilty Eric Homan Mike Homan Sonetta Houchens Lucretia Huff Tedd Hurt Stacey Jackson Debra Jeffries Barbara Johnson Darren Kleirt Karen Lammert Rosanna Leatherman James Marriott Lori Marshall Tony Miesner Kellee Miller Kim Montavey Tiffany Muenzler Louis Helen Mike Nolting Rene O'Neal Tony Piercy Pamela Pryor Rebecca Raines Patty Reinhart 184 Third Grade Missy Scholten Frank Schroeder Kelly Silkwood Mike Silvey Scott Sherman April Smith Bonnie Smith Malinda Spratt Angel Stafford Debra Stevens Kelly Stone Brian Strong Joel Robertson Joseph Savick Anna Marie Tellman Todd Williams Tracy Williams Brian Wilson Eva Wilson Monica Wilson Arlene Winters Kelly Witt Jodie Wright Sheila Wright Eunice Zimmerman Harold Zimmerman Right: Tommy keeps busy. Jason, what are you smiling for? Second grade builds on to basics. Tricia Arment Brent Beckmann Rachael Benton Dean Birth Ronnie Blackstan Norman Bogle Melissa Branch Becky Buchanan Patricia Calvert Shawna Campbell Jason Chappel Toma Christian Tony Comstock Mindy Daniels Steve Dempsey Crystal Dooley Vatttssa Dunklee Mary Ellen Dunnaway Todd Edgar Andy Farris Roxann Fields Cheryl Fleener April Fry Barry Garber Brian Graber I’ve got a ”Piece of the Rock What s inside? Second Grade 185 Patricia Gremminger Tonja Grimes Mike Hibdon Tim Horner Ellen Huff David Hutchison Kathy Hyez Jerry Iman Shawn James John Johnson John Jones Sara Leatherman Tom Leeper Brent Lehman Michelle Marriott Kevin Marshall Tim Martin Cindy McDonald Ramona McGinnis Kristen McLaughlin Gary Metcalf Troy Miesner Michelle Miller Ronda Morgan Brian Morrison Bryan Raley Steve Randall Monica Shelley Kim Shewmaker Jennifer Shirley Michelle Shultz Billy Silvey Rhonda Smith Britt-Lis Swenson Donald Tate Jason Teeple Frank Tubbs Darin Twyman Kenny Twyman Christine Vogt Jody Vogt 186 Second grade Amy wants a closer look. Becky gives a smile of approval over finished work. Mrs. Tankersley instructs a well disciplined class, (momentarily?) Bill Wallace If I put my gum hack here no one will ever find it. Bill Wallace Janice Weaver Tammy Webb Dana White Angela Woods Debbie Zimmerman Marcus Zimmerman Second Grade 1187 First grade learns to print. John Applebury Lori Armstrong Matt Avey Susan Bailey Alan Bauer Bryon Bauer master Rebecca Baumgartner Shawna Bentch Donald Berry Christine Bias Gary Blackburn Keith Blair Kathy Bock Shellie Bogenrief Amy Branch Dana Buckingham Sonya Burke Dean Burks Alison Carter Christy Can er George Carver Pat Turpin: It's all work and no play! I get so tired of paying bills! Jennifer sips slowly. Rob Dor nan Danny Espinosa James Evans Lynette Farris Mike Freeman Barry Grider Scott Hall Jill Harrison Angie Heinerikson Duane Henry Eric Hohman Mark Homan Shana Honeycutt Timmy Hoover Perry Huff Billy Hughes Mike Hunter Shellie Johnson Scott Jones Peggy Jordan Michael Jump Martha Kilmer Valerie King Jerry Lees Carrie Leiby Karen Lindsey Kevin Lutjen Aaron Mahoney Nicole Marriott Shannon Medley Nicole Meinshager First Grade 189 Karla Metcalf Todd Miesner Doug Montavy David Moore Trinna Morrison Trade Niermeyer Missy Pace Chris Ritter JoLeah Robertson Richard Rodriguez Jennifer Rouse Kimberly Schad Minerva Sensenig Tina Smith Michelle Snyder Whisper sweet nothings in my ear. Kama Thouvenel Patrick Turpin Richard Williams Deanna Wilson Heather Wilson Troy Wilson Arnold Zimmerman James Zimmerman Mark Zimmerman Hey, we re caught 1st grade enjoys appreciation of art. Ya wanna play catch? 190 list Grade Kindergarten enjoys listening station. Pam Aeschbacher Caren Andrews Nathan Bell Deena Beaman Susan Benton Patrick Berkstresser Roger Blacksten Shan on Brimer Arc these creatures from outer space? Kindergart tiers mix up Thanksgiving cookies. Anthony Brown Daryl Burke Dana Cable Gwendolyn Calton Denise Campbell John Casey Chad Chappell Tina Christiansen Melanie Coleman Aaron Cooper Austin Copeland Jenne'a Defoe Tura Diekman Melanie Dooley Billie Duvall Tammy Edgar Teresa Edgar Charity Eppenauer Kindergarten 191 Kindergarteners learn basics Tammy Ferguson Joseph Freeman Heather Goforth Deborah Grace Kevin Gremminger Ginger Headley Denise Hees David Hendrix Traci Henry Rhonda Hibdon Brian Hornberger Jenny Huff Jason Huffman Jeff Hunter Tina Hutchison Chad Jackson Jason Johnson Michelle Johnson Carol Kahler Calvin Kenslow Doyle Kilmer Miss Stewart assists Jeff T. while others take a break. Jason ., Kevin G., John C., Jenny S. enjoy another day of school. April Masters Jennifer Marriott Eli Martin Katherine McKinzie Eric Mills Amy Moore Angy Moore Kathleen Moore Kimberly Nations 192 Kindergarten Ryan Nolting Sarah Opie Bobby Jo Plain Derrick Ross Linda Salzman Jenny Shewniaker Melissa Shewniaker Jeffrey Shoults Kristopher Skelton Darrell Smith Brent Stephens Angela Stone Eric Tomblinson Jeff Turner Steven Uber Missy Vogt Charles Ware Gary Washia Christopher Webb Benjamin Werner Nichole Wheeler Larry Wilson Julie Winningham Elvin Zimmerman Look at all those diplomas. Kmdergarten 193 Staff gains new advisor Mrs. Cobb stares in amazement at her staff. Seniors: Pamela, Patricia. Lisa. Bonnie. Cheryl, Lawanda. Mirror Staff: Bonnie Yoder, Tuffy Frank. Joy Garrison. Carolyn Johnson, Woods. Advisor Carole Cobb Patricia Dunnaway, Cheryl Lee, Pamela Ball, Lawanda Blankenship, Lisa 1941 Mirror Staff Patricia Dunnawau, 1980 Yearbook Editor. Mirror Staff climbs to new heights. Mirror Staff 195 SENIORS ARMENT, Brenda 72,68,108,144 A YERS. Star -6,43,68.76,79.95,144. ISO BACON, fodi 47,68.76.79,88,90,98-9.107,116,144.153 BALL. Pam 9.14.16-7,6443-4,144.194-546 BAUER. But - 7 9,43,62,64.66,68,76,79 2-3,84-5,103,145 BIAS, Ricky-76,81.145 BLANKENSHIP. Lawanda 64.76.79.145.194-5 BOECK, Paul 61,145 BOICOURT, Bill 95.145 BRANSTETTER, Cindy 95,145 CAMPBELL, Rick 47.111,145 CHASTEEN. Barbara-14.24.1840,83,86-7,145 COLVIN, Mike 61,145 COMSTOCK Bertha--7,17,62-3.76,88,144 COUCH. Mitif-61,76,145.148 DA NIELS. A ngie 1 57.68.76,99,100,107,46,108.116.118,119,145,153,57 DANIEl S, Chuck 4.7.10,63,67.68.83,84-5.95.145.152 DAVIDSON Donald -61,145 DIAL. Tom 7,61,145 DOBBINS. Cheryl 146 DOLRFLFR, Thtresa -65,146 DUNAVANT. Citric - 68,144 DUNN AW AY Patricia -62,64,67,144,147,153,194-5,214 EARNEST. Detbi - 66,146 FRANCIS. Kathy i4,rT8l 146 FRANCIS. Randy 61.65,69.146,152 GARBER, Tony 62-3. Ill l%,149,56,49 C1NGERICH, Robbie 67,Uo GRAMKE Denny 49,68,95,111,144.146 HALES, Mnlenda 76,144.146 HALSEY, Cad 51,63,68,106-7,116,119,92-3,49 HANLON, Jodi 146 HANRAHAN. Lyuda—62-3.64.66,68,7648.90.146 HARRIS, Dennis—24.113.146,148.151.69 HARRISON. Fawna 49.68.99,106-7,116-7,147 HATFIELD, Sheila 71,147 HA YDEN, Kenny 14,19,4 3 59,62.64,68,S7,47.76.77,7942.95,103,145, 147 HELLER. Roberta -23fit , 147 HERBERT. Mike -61,70,147 0 HITCHCOCK. Steve p7 HUEGEN, Brian 17,81 HUNTER. Kaya- 76.14? HUTCHISON. Judy 48,61,68.76,92,98-9.116.147,148 JAMERSON, Tonya -17,18,81.146-7.14 5 IOHNSON, Richard—8,2446-7,62-3.67,76J9.148 FINK. Carol (Joy)-148,153 KLEIN, Gene -148 KOHLER, Brad—61.95,113,145,147,148.21-22,115 LARUE, JuAnn—69,70,116,118,148 LEA THERM A N, Teresa—17,20.65.6941.148 LEE, Cheryl—5,64,71,76,834448,148,194-5 LEE, Larry—6,25,43,58,67,68,76-7,794142,148.153,30-1 LEHMAN, Dawn 9.20.65,76.148.151 LEWIS, Brian 6.43.46,63.67,79.82,148 LINDSEY, Lorraine 148 LOGAN BILL, Mark 111.148-9 LUCAS. Bill—61 MAIER, Beth—8,65,76-7,149,152 MARPLE, April-81.149 149 18,68,95,103.113,114,149 67,90.149,153 61.81 6.19,47,95,103,143.144,150 MARRIOTT, Karen MARSHALL. Brent MAXWELL, Tammy MC GINN IS. Dennis MC CRUDER, Sean MC NAY, John 61.150 MEADOR. Diana 62-3.764 U44.150 MERRJOTT, Matt—61,150 MIDDLETON, Lisa 62.67.69.714X150 MILLER. Sherry-8,67,7041,150 MILLER. Terry 8,61,67.81.150 MOESCH, Judy - 63.68.99.106-7.144.148 MOORE, Renee—150 MORITZ. Danny 68,95,111,145,150 MORRISON. Jean 71,151 MUFHLEBACH, Kapin 61 56,149 NICHOLS. Troy -vl.70 NIKKEL. Julie 17,62.64 .70.S344.I44 PACE. Gary 61,151 PAPEN. JoAnn -88,151 PE KARF.K, Mark-151 PIFER. Ricky- 68,77.7941151 RAINES, Dennis 61.151 RAND, l oui -70,81 RAYL, Melinda 62,65,7( 81 151 RLINKL Donna -71,81.151 ROGERS, Stan 6.10,63 68,9$ 144 SCOTT, Joyce-151 SCOTT. Kei in- 9,20,So,! 93 I SO-f.49 SHORE, David -6148,143.145.1$J SILVEY, Holly-151 SLAGLE, Amy 51.62-3,64.v7,68.t 344tlU6,92-3 %■ SLY, Patnck 14.63.67-8 SPAULDING, Alan 61 STENZEL, Scott-25,6141 STEPHENSON, Joe 30-1,51,59,62-3,64-5,67,76,79,33.57 STUBBLEFIELD. Linda 5.81,88.148,153 SWITZER, Tom—64,6941 VANCE. Don-18,63,68,95,103,144.150 VANDERSL1CE, Ed 61 VICTOR1NO, Miguel 81,148 NlQt'T. Dean 61,70 VOGT, Jark 81 ' i WAI S.VEff 'Debbie 88,149,153 W MaMCel 7,61 I Lisa-64 67,143,195-6 I YODER. BONktf 63,64-5,69. oJ9,149J5Xm-5 1 YODER. Terri 63,111 ZELSMAN. Ricky—61.81 ZIMXlFRMAN, Mary Ellen -63.76 JUNIORS AYERS, John -9,42,68,76,95,96,97,154 BARTIMUS, Chris-154 BAUMGARTNER. Jeff—6,42,62-3,65.76,79,8344-5,103,104 BECKMANN. Tern -59.64.67.68,76-7,7948,90-1,98-9,116,154.143 BENTCH, Tim -20.59.77,79,154,30-1,32,43 BERKSTRESSER. Robert-61 BLANKS, Mary 154 BUCK, Mike -6,42,64,68,76,82-344-5,104.154 BURKE, Donna 61,69,70,154 BUTTS, Don 61,154 A ■I CABLE, Tammy 154 CAINE. Pat -68,84-5,95,96,154 CAPPS, Eddie—61,154 CARY, Lyle-8,18,42,62-3,64.68,76,79,103 CHOATE, Dott —154 CLARK. Lynn- 76.88,154 COFFMAN, Angie— 2450,71,81,83,86-7 CROY, Terry-61 CUM BERG, James 61 DEAN, Jay-25,61,154-5 DECKER, Lance 61,70,154 DINKINS. Donna-61,76,154 DORSEY. Vanna—81,154 EASTERLY. Debi-16.23.81,88,91,154 EPPRIGHT. Martha- 59.76.88.90,99.100-1.134 ERB, Stephanie—64,70.81.154 FOOSE, Susan- 64,69,76,79,81.154 FRANK. Tuffy 8,49,51.63,68,98-9.106.116,154.194-5 FRAZIER, Mary—81,88 GARBER, Kim—17,68.116 GARRISON. Joy 17.47.63,68,76-7 3-9.116,155,194-5 GERKEN. Gregg--63.67 £ : GERLT, Bil -63.64,67,30-f 32 T GIBSON, Wanda GLASS. James-64,67.81 GREEN. Lockie 67,69,81 GREEN. Steve 61,76 GRONSTEDT. Kathy 81 GUSTAFSON. Greg HALL.Carole- 51,62-3.64.68,76 7.99400-1.106,30-1,42-3 HALI David-61,68.95,96,113 HAN RAH AN, Lucy- 24,62,71.81 HAUGEN, Annette—7131 HENDERSON. Steve 5 22.61,68,9536.113,114 H1BDON, Paula 61.68,71,8891 M6.119.22 HICKS. Danny -61 W HITCHCOCK. Lynn 63.68 596-7 113,115,156 HUfh Karen -63.68,156 IIUFF, Mary-50.68 9,71.76,79,83,86-7,88,156 HUFFMAN. Jerry- 51.63.64,67.156,92-3 HUNTER. Jane- 7t9.92.98-9.116,156 HURTZ, Greg—156 JAMES, Eddie 61,156 JOHNSON, Carolyn 8.17.76,82.88,90.155,156,194-5 JONES, Elaine ------ JONES, Jennifer 67.81,156 JOY, Cindy-61,63.64,71.81.156 KEEFE, Joni- 156 KLEIN, Kevin 70,156 v KLEIN, Rodney - 9.18 20-1,46Jj2-3.64,6 93,95,103,115.113 KRE1L1NG, Mary- 71,8188,156 KUMBERG, James- 156 , LA FAYETTE. Jim 48.61.68,95,156 LARKIN, Cathy—64,71.81,156 LEE, Gerrit—61,156 MARRIOTT, Vicky 64.7131.1Sb MASSEY. Becky- 70,81,156 MCDONALD. Kevin 23,70.81,104 5,156 MEYER, Marvin- 61.95 MILLER, Drake—63,67.156,30-1 MONTAVY, David—70,95,96 MOORE, Teresa-81,156 MORRISON. Cindy 61,71.81,156 NEEDHAM, Kelly-61.62.68M NICHOLS. Karen- 6 NOE, Diane 66-73?.?06 PATTON, Bonnie 43,76-7.156 1,62.68 V,88.90-1,116,118.156.30-1 .83 4J ’ PEDIGO. Joe1 95,96.156 PENN. Howard 81 PIPES, Earl 156 PRYOR, James 65,68,76,95,96,111,113,156,30-1 RAY, Anita—31,156 RITCHIE, Brenda-81.156 ROSS, Robert- 62,81,156 ROYER. Becky 76.81,156 SAUNDERS, Shelly-81.156 SCHICK, Sheila 156 S1DEBOTTOM, Ginger 76,83.86-7,156 SILVEY, Ray 6.61,65,156 SLAVENS, Vicky 61,69.71.81,88,90-1,156 SLY, Laurie 63.67.76,88,156 SMITH. Marsha 61,71,116.156 SNYDER. Shari-4330,68,71,76-7,79,83.8 7.157 STAFFORD. Darren-61.157 STENZEL, Todd 154.157 TALBOTT. Loren 61.157 TANKERSLEY, Jeff- 61,70,157 TEMPLEMIRE. Charles 157 THOMPSON, Marilyn-157 TOWLES. Jim-61,68,95,111.131,157 TURPIN, Craig 157 WALLACE, Richard—61.68,114 WALSH. Terry -50,61.62-3,64,82-3,84-5,30-1,32-33 WARD. Bart-157 WENGER. Ann 14,18,42.64,77,79,81,157,30-1,32 WILLIAMS, Teresa 21.43,64.76-7.83.84,88.157 WILLIAMS, Tracy-51,106,151 WILSON, Tony 81,157 WITHERSPOON, Tammy 63.64,67,88,157 WOOLERY. Caroline-4.157 YODER, Terry 9,65,68,81,105,157.30-1,42,48 ZELSMAN, Jeff 76,157 ZIMMERMAN, Sarah—531.63.76.79 SOPHOMORES ADK1NSON, Danny 104.158 ALLEE, Diana 65.158 BARTIMUS, Paul 111.113,158 BAUER, Beth 8.17,51,64.76,79,63,84,88.100.106,108,109.116,158 BAUER, Ellen-81,91.158 BAXTER, Shirley-158 BEEGLE, Brenda—158 BERCUME. Robert 158 BLALOCK, Randy-158 BLALOCK, Rod-158 BOATRIGHT, Lori 14,18,43,63 64 5 7o.77.79.82-3.84.100-1.116,153 BOECK, Billy 158 BUCK, Deborah 64 5.76,82.84 5.106,1 lo,158 BUCKHART. Jim -158 CABLE, Ken—67.158 CA MPBCLL. Jim mu 68.81.104-5,113,114-5,158 CANTWEII. Michelle—158 CASHMAN. Don—22,76,95.96-7,158 CHASTFFN, Bert -20.68,70.76,158 — CHERICO. Hami 81,82,88,91.158 CHISM. Wade 17,45,68,82,84-5,93,95,113,114 COMSTOCK, flr rnda—67.76,81,88,158 COMSTOCK. Carla 81,158 DANIELS. Alan 68.7t J95.96-7.104.158 DANIELS. Brenda 99.100.158 DANIELS, DeAnna 158 DANIELS. Mary 65.81,84,88.158 DANNER. Charles 159 DAY, Carl—11,70,159 DEAN. Randy 8.62,158 DECOU. Kathy S.159 DOBBINS. Todd- 159 DUCKWORTH. Tim —70,159 ENGELMEYER, Ahnvisia 45,81,159 FIELDS, Dale -159 FIELDS. Delbert 159 FROST, Drew 159 FUELLING, Crystal- 5,17,159 GARBER, Steve 70.95.159 GINGERICH. Debbie—159 GRAMKE. Jo ' 68,95 6 7.J5 GREMMINGER. Kim-81,15$ GRONSTEDT, Cara 20,67.69.81.159. ItO GUINN, Cart 76,79,82-1,84.111,159 HANCOCK. Trisha 17,68,76.116,119,159 HANSEN. Marty 24.95,96-7,113,159 HANSON, Todd—30-1,159 HARLOW. Carl—159 HARRISON. Charlene 6 17.27.64,67,71,81.88,1 HERBERT, lull 63.67,88,106-9.158 HERSHBERGER, Steve 45,63,68,76,104.111,159 HESTER, David 6.68.76,91,159 HIXSON, Sonny 82-3,84,95,96-7,111, 159 HOMAN. Curt 159 . HUFF, Deanna 81.88,159 ‘ HUFFMAN. Audrey 159 f HUTCHISON, faimie 14.19,25.40-1,62-3,65,68,76.79.83,86-7.108-9,158 HUTCHISON, Joe-70,95.159 JAMES, Mike—159 JORDAN. Wes—16-7.159 JUMP. Tracy 81.160 KEMP. Michelle 160 KENSLOW, Linda 88,116,160 KLEJNDIENST. Deanna-160 KREILING, Kathy—64,71,81 88, lot) KUMBERG. Tammy —4,81, loQ LEATHERMAN, Angela—81,160 LEE. Anita—90.116.159,160 LEWIS. Matt 40-1.43.45.61.67.76 7.79.82.160 LUTMAN, Gina—4,71,81,160 MARPLE, BRYAN 160 MARPLE. Chuck 160 MARRIOTT. Craig 104,160 MAUZEY, Linda 81.88.160 NOE, Nancy 23hbO PACE,kv r.65,76,160 r PARkFR, CmdyJl 160 PA KISH. Jay 5,96-7 1 ] JjeO PARSONS, Bill 70.160 PFTCOir: Chris—17 71 ,S8,160 PETTKRSObL Robert 8.30-1.32,76,160 PHELPS, reresa—88.116.160 PRYOR, Cindie -81.160 at % • PURLr Ivah 70.160 W RAND, Su an —67,$1,1 oO ROBERTS. Susan -64 5.68,76.82 3,118.158 SAIZMAN, David- 45.95.96-7,113.160 SCOTl lorn 68 81.95.103,104,161 SHEW M AKFR,. Vicki 8.67.88,91,100 1,161 SlDtBOTTOM, Mike 64.67.161 SILER. Shand—69.71 76.83.86-7,88,161 SlLVFY, Sandra—42.64 5,76,79 3,84,88,100,116,161 SMITH. Ronald— 70.161 4 SOLLMANN, Richard 81.161 STARK Bev- )b1 STLIBRII FIELD. Bryak- 6.81,161 ■ JfLFER. Sally 67.76.161 TEMPLETON, Ellen—161 TOMPSON, Denna 161 TODD. Carolyn— If.30 U2f62-3.64.76-7.?9.82-3.84.158 TOMBUNSilN, Rhonda 5tl6l TURPIN] Paula .81,161 VOGT, Kay 8,71.81 lbl WASHBURN. Kelly- 68.76,88.99.100,161 WATERS. Donnie 8U6JjV. WE1NRICH, Alan- 59.76.1 $1 WHALEY. Chris. 68.71.76.88,91,161 WHITE, Ginger—6.40,76,79,83,84,88,161 C WILLIAMS, Cindu 67,76,88,161 WILLIAMS, Mcil—70 Win ISON. Alma -30-1,32.63.64 79,82-3.84 5,88,161 mLLISojh Kevin-161 aNINGHAM. Kim- 161 ID, Carolyn 6 1,67 p. Pat YODER. Steve 6.83,84,1b YPYA. Terri 81106,116,1 ,108.109,161 FRiSHMEN APPLEPl 1RY. Itm- 70,162,165 -M MAXWELL, Leescha 67.76,88,91.160 MCCLELLAN, Daniel 7,76,79.82 1,84.160 MCFARLAND. Cheryl 16 61 8.160 MILLER. Gene—81,160 63-4,69.108.116.160 17.23.68.70,76.90.103,104,160 -17,62,64-5.67,76,1 8 NAPIER, Carol NICKELS. Dan NIKKEL, Becky ARMENT. Don 68,81,95,96-7,113,162 ATKINSOy. Wade -162 BEFMAN, Robin 46.71,162 BENTCH, Ron- 23,41,6v?0,76,79,95,96-7,104,162 BFRKSTRES9ER. Lisa 83.84,162 BLACKBURN Rita-81.162 -BLAIR, Tammy 81.116,162 POfCOUKT, Patty 71.81,162 BOWERS. Russell—5$,76.79.162 BUCHNER, Rbbert 62.76,95.96-7.162 CALVERT. Gardilh 67.81,84. f$2 CARVFR, Mrke 162j, CASHMAKRob 6170.95,96 7,113,162 CHAMBERLA INi, Kemn 14.18.68 81.92,95,96-7,103,104-5,113,115,162- CUNLS, Helen -31,162 — COLLYOTT, Beverly 70,162 COMSTOCK. Bonnie 81.84,100.108.162 COMSTOCK. Km, 81,162 COOLEY. Tracey 162 COURSEY, Cameron—162 CRENSHAW, M,ke-115.162.1l3 CULP. Rodney-104 CURRY, Jeff— 81.162 DABBS, Jerry-162 ! n% DANIELS. Marsha 25,81.100,155.162 DORSEY, Pam 31.71.81.162 DOUGLASS, Mary Anne—70,81.163 DUKES. John 81.163 EASTERLY. Mike 70.81.163 ELDR1DGE. Mary Lou 61,76,82.88.91.163 FIELDS, Richard 8.17.76,82-3,84-5,104,113.16 FLEENER, Susan-16.83.86-7,163 FOXWORTHY. April 30-1.76,83,84.88.1(H)}l63 FRANCIS. Sue 8.17,22,71,83,84.163 FRAZIER. Rita—81,163 r FUELLING. Kurt 163 GREMMINGER, Donna 70.163 HALEY. Mark 81.116,163 HALL. Pattie 81,116,163 HARDEY, Renee 71,163 « HEITZMAN. Beth 83,84.116.119.163 HE1TZMAN, Ted 8.84.163 HELLER, Mike-81,163 HILGAR. Darren 81.163 HINEMAN, Larry 70,163 HOUCHENS, Sonseeray—59,67,81.108.116,164 HUFF, Marilyn 81.164 HULL. Jan 59,70,76,164 HUMPHREY, Charles 164 JAMERSON, Reatha 31,81,164 JEFFRIES. Lissa—164 JOHNSON, Ralph 83.84.164 KELSO, Eleanor—164 KESSLER. Cindy 23,70,164 KENNEY, Bruce 8.70.164 KINSEY, LeAnn 67.81.164 KLEIN, John 70.164 LAWSON. Kelly 164 f 08.116,164 X LEATHERMAN. Paula -81.164 LEE, Darren 83.84.164 LEE. Matt—83.84.104,164 I ISF.NBY. Terry-164 lOGANBILL, Matt 22,164 MARSH. Davidn 76.83,84,88,90,164 MASON. Afex -70 FARLAND. Dt-Nrie- 65,67,76.100.164 NNIS. Randi 70.164 ILLER.tyvc 81.164 MOXTAW, k ±§ljj5. r.l64 MOORE. Mikei-164 UWJ7. }ud}f-464' Jf MORITZ, Junior 9.5.96-7 113,164 NAPIER, Betty v7.it 4 NATIONS. ' irah i1,81 lv4 NEAL, Tint—o2,67,102.J64 NLWK1RK, lance- 70J64 Nfc RME V Ejfcfji ns—67.81. t PATTON. Penny- 4 14.19X6J8 9 PLOPLFS Petty- lp4 PORTUC Gloria 67.116.164 POWER. Terry 61,83,$4,164 PRYOR, June-164 ROBERTSON. Gre 70.164 SC HELP, Ronnie —113,164 lLVLY.Krfu--62,162.165 SLAGLE, Wendy-6i,67.85.S4.88,100,H)8.162 EY. Tom -81 STAFFORD, Lynn 81,164 STARK'. Pfjtfy 71,164 STEFFEt ' roS4__ WESGER, Erei—ZQ.65 warn. Cindy 76,8X84,106,164 WILLIAMS, David- 81.164 WILSON. Wc lq Jl.164-5 WITT. Ronnir —70,16 WOOD. i,mmf- 8S- rrnjL65 WOOD. Sieve 165 WOOLFRY. Robert 70,165 i YARNEl! V,ola '6.8%,84,165 YODER. Rodney -65jll.8l,in.Uj,hiS i fci t8 FEN bvphanie—51.82-3,84,108 i 16 10RJLCF JamT-81 .100 162 GER, Fred -20.6.5 70 Jl 104,164 Some Mirrors shine brightly with cherished memories and visions of things to be.