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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1981 volume:

wen h u d nd£ z cJ Aet T 4 J0 J4 JS f£S 40 70 94 4W voTttne 0tf mr i rtzn ceun fiu 7r dc7x 7 wt'UztZ eA. me4d u-U 0S0S4 Memories of 1981 begin here........ It's hard to capture the uniqueness of a whole year into 200 pages of pic- tures with captions. And of course each one of us has a unique year of our own; unlike any other. We’ve tried to give you the feeling” of 1981 in this book. the pep assemblies the opening of the new school 21 Introduction this is Versailles, home of the Tigers. the school spirit the waiting....... The largest gym ever at Versailles High, built to seat 2200 people was opened on January 23. Court warming night. So now that the school is near- ly finished, it is time to begin new memories in a new atmosphere, with new places, and different faces. Like moving away from home, we slowly adapted to the surroundings of our new high school. It was hard at first, especially at the sight of con- crete floors, the awful smell of glue, paint, etc. etc. . . But as the year went on things began shaping up; we started to feel at home. We started feeling like a student body as a whole. the laughter Introduction! 3 VHS in action Jane and Susan enjoying the day at the park What animal are you trying to imitate today Stephanie? A day is not complete without a stop at Campbell's Lynn prefers fixing her nails to studying accounting. Will those surgeons ever fix Jimmy's face right?! 41 St udent Life Just a pinch between your cheek and gum A present? For me?!?! This is my fifth one today!! The deadline is tommorrow???!!! Student Life 15 What do you think you're doing?! 1 obey master! Susan and Jane are acting their age. I can’t believe she actually said that! Marsha studies studiously! I'm so embarrassed! 6 Student Life Another day in Western Lit. Shirley walks into walls! Student Life 7 TV’s War The Hostage Drama ... Scratching a 98-Ye The Empire Strikes Bath War, Peace and Politics Jo «� nd it was tne year , • J.R. lived and Carter 1 he New k-hrvsler. Dingbat died j Again, o Harvesti K'° f, Prices Or proti Oy. c'J Vfter Cronkite ’Pace The C, r Itch lly win a Series r rP n Future f Qpr' 4 aga offer lh onvention M ryor as birds in Stfr Crazy —j; ' ’X-s Geotge 10 Seniors It all started one hot August day with fears of failure and anticipations of new friendships. We attended three great years at the old high school hut none were better than our senior year. We will never forget these years or the memory of the friendships that will always linger on. Our sophomore year Rodney Klein repre- sented us well as he was elected Mirror King and to attend the Sophomore Pilgrimage. Rodney was elected most popular hoy our ju- nior and senior years. Ann Wenger was cho- sen most popular girl our Senior year also. Angie Coffman was elected Courtwarming Queen. Our floats started to get recognition with our 3rd place our Junior year with the theme “tollhouse Rock . Our senior year we tied for 2nd with the theme “Snelling Salts”. We entertained the seniors with the prom theme of Summer Nights. This year we en- joyed our prom Gone with the Wind. We have many outstanding athletes in our class who have led our teams to state play. There are so many other accomplishments that our class has made that it is impossible to list them all. They are all memories to remember always. Seniors111 First seniors graduate new VHS Lyle Cary, President Jeff Baumgartner, Vice-President Sarah Zimmerman, Secretary Tracy Williams, Treasurer Laurie Sly, Historian Terry Croy, Sergeant at Arms Kelly Needham John Ayers Chris Bartimus Terri Beckman Tim Bentch Robert Berkstresser Mike Buck Donna Burke Patrick Came Eddie Capps 12! Seniors Stei e, what are you reading? OK Lyle, what is it this time? Don Choate Lynn Clark Angie Coffman Larry Conrad jay Dean Lance Decker Janna Dorsey Dehi Easterly Seniors 23 Martha Eppright Stephanie Erb Teresa Fields Susan Foose Tuffy Frank Mary Frazier Kim Garber Joy Garrison Greg Gerken James Glass Lockie Green Steve Green 141 Seniors Seniors trying to escape! Seniors 15 161 Seniors Jerry Huffman Jane Hunter Eddie James Lynn Hitchcock Karen Huff Mary Huff Carolyn Johnson Jennifer Jones Cindy Joy Who just climbed out the window? Right: You called?!!? Well, It's Like this . . . . Kevin Klein Rodney Klein Mary Kr aling Janies Kumberg Jim LaFayette Teresa Leatherman Garrett Lee Donna Marple Vicki Marriott Becky Massey Jeff Maxwell Kevin McDonald Marvin Meyer Drake Miller Seniors 17 Sheila and Mike enjoy their favorite pastime. Lynn Rodney ordering their memory hooks. •' M Isn't she suppose to kiss a toad?!!? Anita Ray Sherry Ray Marilyn Richardson Brenda Ritchie Sheila Ritchie Becky Royer Seniors! 19 20! Seniors Tuffy screens out local smog Bart Ward Ann Wenger Teresa Williams Tony Wilson Tammy Witherspoon Caroline Woolery Terry Yoder Jeff Zelsman Seniors 21 Rodney, Ann; most popular boy and girl Ann: singing at Spring Fling, only one of her many talents. Rodney: Throwing the discus in track one event in sports career Rodney, one of the starting Seniors t A fi, I Ann is an alto in Concert choir Rodney shoots another one for 2 points' i Ann speaking of the future at gradu ation 221 Most Popular Boy Girl A happy ending Sarah; looking into the future. Last minute thoughts Ray; Thanks Mr. Garber Memories Now as graduates we look back to see what memories we captured with such a small fee we watched the days pass with each assignment done cause we were, and never will be again, the class of 81 . Climb every mountain Graduation 123 Graduation 125 Juniors present Gone With the Ken and Diann dance by a fountain A group of friends talk together. The first slow dance? 26 Prom Two of the hardworking sponsors. Dancing the night away. Autographs later you guys. Is this music too fast or what??? Frankly my dear Prom 127 That magic moment Daniel: Cart this tie is killing me! Jamie is mellowing. Jim is telling another big one 281 Prom Prom 129 Juniors exceed in magazine sales Jamie Hutchison, President Steve Hershberger, Vice President Susan Roberts. Secretary Charlene Harrison, Treasurer Randy Dean, Sgt. at Arms Shirley Baxter, Student Council Rep. Matt Lewis, Student Council Rep. Becky Nikkei, Student Council Rep. Bonnie Alberson Dan Adkison Diane Allee Beth Bauer Ellen Bauer Brenda Beegle Robert Bercume Lori Boatright Bill Boeck Debbie Buck Jim Burkhart Ken Cable Minny Campbell Michelle Cantwell Bert Chasteen Dawn Cherico Cathy Clendennmg Belinda Comstock Carla Comstock Alan Daniels Brenda Daniels Mary Daniels Tim Duckworth Alowisia Englemeyer The “easy life. Dale Fields Delbert Fields Steve Garber Joe Gramke Cara Gronstedt Cort Guinn I ‘ill — ( 30 Juniors Trish Hancock Martii Hansen Todd Hanson Carl Harlow Patricia Harlow Chris Hendrix Juli Herbert Sonny Hixson Curt Homan Deanna Huff Joe Hutchison Linda Kenslow t JT intensive tcrpf The Junior Float which tied for second with the Senior Float. The Junior's fearless leader. Deanna Kleindeinst Kathy Kreding Tammy Kumberg Angela Leatherman Anita Lee Gina Lutman Bryan Marple Craig Marriott Linda Mauzey Leescha Maxwell Daniel McClellan Cheryl McFarland Gene Miller Carol Napier Juniors! 31 Steve and Alan playing Martians in Chemistry Dan Nickels Nancy Noe Rose Pace Jay Parrish Chris Petcoff Robert Peterson Teresa Phelps Ivah Purl Susan Rand David Salzman Rhonda Schupp Vicki Sheu’maker Mike Sidebottom Shana Siler Sandy Silvey Dannette SI abac h Ron Smith Richard Solloman Brian Stubblefield Sally Telfer Carolynn Todd Paula Turpin Kay Vogt Kelly Washburn Donny Waters Brad Webster Alan Weinrich 32 Juniors Scott West Chris Whaley Three Juniors displaying their legs for Spirit Week Ginger White Cindy Williams Merl Williams Alicia Willson Kevin Wilson Jeff Witt rock Carolyn Wood Pat Woods Steve Yoder Tern Ypya Kelly and Debbie enjoying the party Aaaaaaaaah!! Juniors 33 Sophomores remain underclassmen Hey you guys, coach said no more dirty jokes! Boy, this sure tastes good! Chris Niermeyer, President Rodney Culp, Vice President Connie Shepp, Secretary Marsha Daniels, Treasurer lackie Tortonce, Student Council Rep. Kevin Chamberlain, Student Council Rep. Terry Power, Student Council Rep. Donnie Arment Russell Bailey Robin Beeman Ron Bentch Lisa Berkstresser Rita Blackburn Tammy Blair Patty Boicourt Russell Bowers Gardith Calvert Rob Cashman Helen Clines Tim Comstock Kim Comstock Bev Collyott Cameron Coursey Mike Crenshaw Jeff Curry 34 Sophomores Pam Dorsey Mary Antic Douglass John Dukes Mary Lou Eldridge Richard Fields Susie Fleener Sue Francis Rita Frazier Kurt Fuelling Donna Cremminger Marsha proves to he an asset to the team. Sophomores 35 Wendy S. shows us what Mr. Vicbrock and Drivers Ed. can do to you. i Terri P., Chris N. Hey Terri , I think we're being watched. Ted Heitzman Mike Heller Mike Hibdon Sonseray Houchens Marilyn Huff I an Hull Charles Humphrey Reatha Jamerson Ralph lohnson Eleanor Kelso Bruce Kenny Cindy Kessler Leant! Kinsey John Klein Kelly l.au'son Paula Leatherman Darren Lee Matt Lee Terry Lisenby Matt l.oganbill David a Marsh Mike Me Kamel Why me? Flying high, Tim N. $6 Sophomores Debbie McFarland Andy McGinnis Randy McGinnis Steve Miller Mike Moore Junior Moritz Judy Moritz Sarah Nations Betty Napier Tim Neal Lance Newkirk Penny Patton June Pryor Gloria Porter Everett Rayl Stanley Roberts Greg Robertson Ronnie Schelp Connie Schelp Wendy Slagle Stephanie Steffens Cindy White David Williams Wesley Wilson Ronnie Witt Jim Woods Steve Woods Robert Woolery Viola Yarnell Rodney Yoder Sophomores 37 38 Sport s Division This was a year of triumph for ev- ery sport. The athletes season started out with football and volleyball. Football really improved this year with ion Larson as head coach. The girls volleyball season was something to remember as was the Boys Basketball. As in the past, the Girls basketball was good or better than anyone could have imagined. They had the almost perfect season . The wrestling boys didn't surprise us at all with their season. They took another guy to state. Girls and boys track did es- pecially well this season. To say the least, we are in the winners circle! Sports Division 39 Varsity gains new coach Varsity Football: Row 1 Larry Thompson, manager; Tom Scott, man- ager; Terry Yoder, Mike Buck, James Pryor, Lyle Cary, fohn Ayers, Chris Bartimus, David Hall, Delbert Fields, manager. Row 2 Earl Piper, Jim Towles, Marvin Meyer, Rodney Klein, Jim LaFayette, Lynn Hitchcock, Pat Caine. Row 3 Lon Larson, head coach; Rodney Culp, Sonny Hixon, Robbie Cushman, Junior Moritz, Mike Baumgartner, Joel Pedigo, Jerry Cornelius, asst, coach; Dennis Vallandingham, asst, coach. Row 4 Cort Guinn, Kevin Chamberlain, David Salzman, Wade Chism, Ron Bentch, Alan Daniels, Donny Arment. James gets some pointers from Coach Vallandingham Faster than a speeding bullet . . . Able to leap through single bound! 40 Varsity Football Wade: My fellow Americans . . . Ron: I think I have a hole in my pants! Another one bites the dust! ion Larson, new varsity coach. Coaches Summary: The 1980 Tiger Football season was a disappointing one from the won and lost standpoint. From the stand- point of enthusiasm and hard work the Ti- gers never gave up. The attitude of the team was outstanding all season. This attitude, en- thusiasm, and hard work should pay off for us next year. We graduated many fine Senior ball players but we have several key play- ers returning next season. The Tigers will be back! The Varsity season record was 2-6. Varsity Football 41 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL: Row 1 Larry Thompson; manager; Neal Sidebottom, Rodney Culp, Rob Cashman, Sonny Hixon, David Salzman, Todd Hanson, Alan Daniels, Randy Campbell, Delbert Fields, manager. Row 2 Lon Larson, coach; Tom Scott, trainer; Junior Moritz, Cort Guinn, Kevin Chamberlain, Jimmy Wood, Mike Baumgartner, Ron Benth, Vince Williams, Cliff Carter, Chris Henderson, Dennis Vallandingham, coach; Jerry Cornelius, coach. COACHES SUMMARY: The 1980 junior varsity football season opened with two quick shutouts. Then a touch schedule dimmed the squad for the rest of the season, with two very close losses. The junior varsity still managed to post a 2-3 record, while giving valuable experience to a young squad. A carry-over of the team play and determination on the part of each player will be a tremen- dous asset to the success of next years varsity team. Versailles 32 Warsaw 0 Versailles 12 Osage 0 Versailles 0 Camdenton 26 Versailles 16 Eldon 19 Versailles 8 California 14 Whal dance move is that coach? 421IV Football Scene.$ from Warsaw game. Rob Cashman commg m for a landing. Kevin Chamberlain calling out plays. J.V. begins another play. lust think I could have been home watching Dallas. Tiger defence holds strong. Half time score of Warsaw game. IV Football 43 Tigerette's claim two conference titles COACHES SUMMARY: When the net went up in August, so did the spirits of twenty six volleyball ath- letes. Knowing full well the diffi- culty in what lay before them and the success of the previous year, the Tigerette's played with intensi- ty. The Junior Varsity placed sec- ond in the Camdenton Invitational and shared with Camdenton the ti- tle of Conference Champs. They finished the fourteen game sched- ule losing only to Eldon, estab- lished a 6-1 conference standing and an overall 13-1 record. The Varsity shared much of the same glory as their younger teammates experienced. The Tigerette's came away with a first in the Sacred Heart Tournament, and the Conference Title—culmi- nating the season with a 6-1 con- ference record and an 18-3 finale for the year. This 1980 volleyball team deserves much credit and ac- clamation for their outstanding performances for their seasons ac- complishments. The talent dis- played from this varsity team will make it difficult for future teams to surpass. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: Row 1 Cindy Williams, manager; Tern Ypya, Wen- dy Slagle. Beth Bauer. Vicki Shewmaker. Sandra Si Ivey. Lori Boat right. Ginger White, manager. Row 2 Susan Foose, manager; Car- ole Hall, lane Hunter. Martha Eppright. Joy Gar- rison, co-captain; Terri Beckmann. Tuffy Frank, co- capt am; Brenda Hodges. Coach; Marsha Smith, man- ager. All-Conference, All-District: joy Garrison, fane Hunter. Tern Beckmann, and Tuffy Frank Tigers setting up another victory. 44 Varsity Volleyball Varsity players participate in Homecoming parade. Jane spikes the hall over the net. Tuffy practicing her ballet on the court. VARSITY SCHEDULE Mo. School Deaf WON Clinton WON Blair Oaks WON Tipton WON Eldon WON Sacred Heart WON Osage WON Jefferson City WON Camdenton WON Boonville WON Fatima WON California LOST Cole Camp LOST Stover WON Tipton WON Eldon WON Fatima WON California LOST Joy and Tern participate in Aerobic dance class. Varsity Volleyball 45 J.V. Volleyball ends season with 13-1 record Mo. School Deaf WON Clinton WON Blair Oaks WON Tipton WON Eldon LOST Sacred Heart WON Osage WON Jefferson City WON Camdenton WON Boonville WON Fatima WON California WON Cole Camp WON Stover WON Cindy Williams, manager; Linda Kenslow, Marsha Daniels, Wendy Slagle, Tern Ypya, co-captain; Trisha Hancock, Brenda Hodges, coach; Debbie Mcfarland, co-captain; Sandy Silvey, Cheryl Mcfarland, Bonnie Comstock, Marsha Smith, manager; Susan Foose, manager; Sherie Croy, Pat tie Hall, Angie Wallace, Sally Telfer, Kim Raines, Bonnie Yoder, Ginger White, Manager. 461JV Volleyball 471JV Volleyball VARSITY BOYS' BASKETBALL: David Williams, manager; Coach Hagedorn, Randy Dean. Mike Buck, Terry Yoder, Kevin Chamberlain, Kevin McDonald, Richard Fields, Jimmy Campbell, Lyle Cary, Wade Chism, Rodney Klein, Jeff Baumgartner, Alan Daniels, Tom Ward, Head Coach; Ju- nior Moritz, manager Below: Rodney dribbles through crowd Seniors: Front Row, Mike Buck, Terry Yoder, Jeff Baumgartner, Back Row, Kevin McDonald, Lyle Cary, Rodney Klein Tigers play in new gym 48 Varsity Boys Basketball 6fltMW 8 s °8 P M dtunl-l-l Boys strive for power JV BOYS' BASKETBALL: Row 1 David Williams. Manager; James Gibson. Reed Guenther, Denis McFarland, Mark Sherman, Cliff Carter, Rodney Culp, Junior Moritz, Manager. Row 2— Coach Tom Ward, Matt Lee, Fred Wenger, Ron Bentch, Richard Fields, Bruce Randall, Travis Lepley. Clifford Songster, Coach Dennis Hagedorn. i To me. or not to me. Both teams wait for the results. Not that way this way!!! JV Boys' Basketball!51 Varsity enjoys winning seasons Brenda Hodges, Asst. Coach; Ginger White, Man- ager; Marsha Daniels Man- ager; Tuffy Frank, ]ult Herbert, Wendy Slagle. Stephanie Steffen, Beth Bauer. Tracy Williams, Pat Woods, Debbie Buck, Carole Hall, Tracy Braden, Cindy White, Kelly Washburn, Manager; Vernon Frank, Coach Coach Frank plans strategy 521 Varsity Girls Basketball Varsity Girls Basketball 153 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ rt e, Tuffy. Tracy, Carole; team captains Beth reaches for the rebound Girls take 2nd place in Lincoln Tourn. Stephanie takes a quick jump shot Tuffy goes in for 2 Junior varsity gains experience V Girls Basketball: Row 1 Darla Dowell, Cathy Clendenning, Manager; Sonseeray Houchens, Juli Herbert, Beth Heitzman, Sherie Croy, Carol Napier, Tammy Blair, Cindy White. Row 2 LeAnn Kinsey, Angie Wallace, Michelle Tankersley, Dana Coach Brenda Hodges, Kelly Washburn, Manager; Ginger White, Hutchison, Marsha Daniels, Manager; Coach Vern Frank. 54 Junior Varsity Girls Basketball cakoTVial Cindy shows her free throw ability. Angie makes a lay-up Some of the freshmen girls. Coach Hodges expresses her opinion! Left: lull hustles during a game. lunior Varsity Girls Basketball 55 Coach Val: John, go for the Saturday Night Ride!!!' A portrait of a starving wrestler. lane: Well Lynn, what are you going to eat tonight? Do Something!!! Jim Patton places fifth in state Yes Robert, he's still behind you!! John goes for a pin in the Versailles Quad. 56! Varsity Wrestling WRESTLING 1980-81 Co-captains: Lynn Hitchcock and Marvin Meyer TOURNAMENTS: Pleasant Hill 3rd place Booneville 2nd place Marshall 2nd place QUADS: Camdenton 1st place Versailles 1st place DUAL MEETS: 7 wins and 3 losses Helias lost Centralia won Clinton won Slater won Booneville won Camdenton won Waynesville lost Knob Noster won Warrensburg lost Smith Cotton won DISTRICT TOURNAMENT: 4th place District placers and regional qualifiers 98—Steve Garber 4th 112—Jay Parrish 2nd 132—John Ayers 4th 138—Lynn Hitchcock 3rd 155—Jim Patton 3rd 167—James Pryor 4th 175—Marvin Meyer 2nd 185—Jim Towles 2nd Hvw—Donnie Arment 3rd STATE QUALIFIERS: 112—Jay Parrish 155—Jim Patton 175—Marvin Meyer 185—Jim Towles STATE MEDALIST: 155—Jim Patton 5th Varsity Wrestling 57 581 Varsity Wrestling jv gams experience Kneeling: Lynn Hitchcock, Steve Hershberger, Steite Yoder, Matt Loganbill, Jay Parrish, Steve Garber, Neil Sidebottom, Ron Schlep, Robert Peterson, Mike Baumgartner, John Ayres, Larry Thompson-manager. Standing: Coach Vallandingham, Joe Grantke, Jim Patton, Ray Silvey, Mike Moore, Marvin Meyer, Donnie Annent, Jim Towles, Kevin Wilson, Todd Hanson, Donnie Cashman, James Pryor. Jane Hunter-statistician. This years season was a learning one. They had a record of 4 and 5. Above: Advice from an experienced senior. Left: The bench discusses an upcoming match. JV Wrestling!59 Girls complete successful season 60 Girls Track Jane Hunter, Kim Garber, Paula Hibdon, Coach Brenda Hodges, Terri Beckman, Marsha Smith, Kelly Needham Row 2 Karen Eppenquer, Patty Hall, Anita Lee, Kim Raines, Shelley Silvey. Gloria Porter, Rob- in Beeman, Sonseeray Houchens, Paula Leatherman, Beth Heitzman, Dawn Cherioo, Row 3 Tammy Ypya, Debbie McFarland, Shirley Bax- ter, Terri Ypya, Carol Napier, Trish Hancock, Tracey Brown, Row 4 Managers Debbie Buck, Sandy Silvey, Cindy Williams Coach Brenda Hodges, Marsha Smith, Terri Beckman, Kim Garber, Paula Hibdon, Jane Hunter, Kelly Needham. Oh no! Not the dreaded camera!!!! Girls' Track 61 Jumpin’ Jane! Paula at the finish line. 62 Ciris Track Wade takes two seconds at state Row 1 Tom Ward, coach; Kevin Chamberlain, Rodney Klein, Lynn Hitchcock, Wade Chism, Steve Henderson, David Hall, David Wil- Sonny Htxon. Bruce Randall, Mike Crenshaw. Row 3 Rodney Yoder, liams, mgr. Row 2 Clifford Songster, Mike Sidebottom, Mike Jim LaFayette, Chris Bartimus, James Pryor, Donny Arment, Cort Baumgartner, Steve Hershberger, Daniel McClellan, Junior Moritz, Guinn, Vince Williams. Faster than a locomotive! The look of determination! Boys Track 63 64! Boys' Track Here Lynn, take this. 1 don’t think I could make it around again! Boys’ Track 165 Golf season is as smooth as a stroke. Tiger Golf: Row 1: Dana Hutchison, Tracy Braden, Susan Weinrich Pam Tomhlinson, Row 2: Philip White, Russel Bailey, Joe Shepard, Darren Lee, Rodney Culp, John Ayers, Allen Daniels, Vernon Frank, Coach; Row 3: Terry Yoder, Tim Neal, Stephanie Stephans, Tuffy Frank, Beth Bauer, Joy Garrison, Kelly Washburn, Wendy Slagle, Mike Buck, Allen Earnest, Row 4: Matt Lewis, Mark Haley, Terry Power, Chris Niermeyer, Greg Gerkin, Lyle Cary, Ken Cable, Tom Scott, Brent Welch. 66IGolf Top six varsity golfers. 68 Golf Rodney receives football award. Coach Ward presents awards to Terry Jeff. Sports Honors!69 701 Sports Honors Sports honors 77 72! Events 1 ! During the 1980-81 school year, many traditional events captured the attention of the en- tire student body. One of the first major events to take place was of course, Homecoming. Jackie Tortorice was crowned for the 1980-81 school year. The play. Barefoot In The Park, by the drama department was also a big success and very much enjoyed by everyone. January 23, 1981, Court- warming was highlighted by the opening of the new high school gymnasium and the crowning of Angie Coffman and Sue Francis as Queen and Princess. Becky Nikkei and Steve Hershberger were chosen as Mirror King and Queen at the annual Easter assembly. These are a few of the many events that took place and many of the goals achieved. Those and other special occasions are re- lived in the following pages. Events!73 Jackie crowned The Queen, her attendants, and their escorts pause for one last picture. It was close competition in the rally for Homecoming Queen, as the votes tallied up to an almost three-way tie the day before the cere- mony. The second time votes broke the tie and crowned Jackie Tortorice 1980 Homecoming Queen. The 1980-81 Homecoming Queen, jackie Tortorice. Terry Walsh crowns jackie Sophomore Jackie Tortorice; escorts David Hall and fames Pryor. Junior Vicki Shewmaker; escorts Marvin Meyer and fim Towles. Senior Kelly Needham; escorts fohn Ayers and fim Lafayette. 741 Homecoming Terry gives Jackie a big congratulations. The mob surrounds our new queen. Beautiful............just beautiful. Princess, Miss Lori Stephens, and Prince, Mr. Ran- dy Hicks. Homecoming 75 rv)T INDIANS Your going to get it this time! Where is the fire guys? Our fearless quarterback contemplates an- other victory. The band participates in the Homecoming activities. The FLA float won the first place honors. 76 Homecoming The Homecoming crowd cheers the Tigers on to a victori . The Junior's float ties for second place with the Senior float. Sideline action. Paula and Anita lead another rousing cheer! ______ The Senior's float Homecoming 77 FFA crown Donna Burke Queen TRACTOR PULL QUEEN Donna Burke FFA Soils Winners Jan Hull, Robert Woolery, John Klein, John Hayden Carolyn Wood wins in Extemporanios Speaking Completed Record Books winner Donna Burke John Klein Bert Chasteen winners of Area Proficiency Awards 78 IFF A Awards Tractor Pull Queen Boy Girl highlight of FFA week The highlight of FHA Week was the selection of Boy and Girl of the Year j Senior candidates-Cindy Joy, Tim Bentch Soph, candidates—Rob Cashman, Penny Patton High school selects Wade Chism and Patricia Woods Boy and Girl of the Year FHA Boy and Girl of the Year 179 Becky and Steve Crowned Matt Lee, Marylou Eldridge, Lynn Hitchcock, Jane Hunter, Stephanie Steffen, Steve Hershberger, Becky Nikkei 1981 Mirror King and Queen and court. 80 Mirror Royalty Angie and Sue crowned at Courtwarming 1981 Courtwarming Queen and Princess. Courtwarming Court: Sue Francis, Angie Coffman, famie Hutchison, Ryan Flannery, Amy Rodriquez, Barb Chasteen, Sarah Zimmerman, Carolyn fohnson, Su- san Roberts, Trish Hancock, Wendy Slagle. The Courtwarming game was the first held in the new gym. The Tigers defeated California. Reigning Queen Barb Chasteen. leff Baumgartner escorts famie. Master Ryan and Miss Amy. A kiss for the queen. Kiss me you fool! Courtwarming 81 82 Court warming «0 SHOOK Candidates for courtwarming 7 . 1W ■ w i Dale Fields enjoying the dance Wade Chism and Pat Woods Students enjoying the dance Courtwarming 83 The pep band entertains at half-time. The winning score! 84 Courtwarming Play is big success Ray, Jarttie, and Tammy act out a scent from BAREFOOT IN THE PARK. Matt: It's snowing! What’s the matter Matt? It’s the telephone man! Jamie welcomes Matt home after a hard days work. Jamie can't seem to keep her shoes on! Play 85 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS Fame highlight of seventh Spring Fling Ginger White's rendition of Fame , from the musical and movie by the same name, was the highlight of this year's Spring Fling. Ginger was backed vocally by cousin Beth Bauer and instrumentally by Tim Bentch, Matt Lewis, Daniel McClellan, and Jeff Baumgartner. The instrumentalists in Spring Fling devote alot of their time to vocal groups and solos to prepare for the show. Many times these gifted people accompany most of the performing groups. Soloists feel they sound more professional with instruments such as drums, electric guitars and pianos, and basses backing them, and for good reason. Jamie Hutchison, Matt Lewis, Angie Coffman, and Dale Fields were the masters of ceremonies for this Seventh Annual Spring Fling held on May 14. Jamie, Matt, and Angie were hosts in 1980 and were elected to return this year. Their duty was to introduce acts and numbers and to inform the audience of procedures. The show this year had an excellent attendence and proceeds went toward the purchase of a stereo and accessories for the Vocal Music Department. Following tradition. Seniors enrolled in Vocal Music were pre- sented with a flower by Mrs. Woolley at the show's end. Lyle Cary, Senior Class president and Concert Choir member, surprised Mrs. Woolley then, and presented her with a dozen red roses. Iamic and Man taking their time. Carole sings one from the Muppet Movie . 881 Spring Fling Spring Fling 189 Below: Lori Boatright warms the audience with her third solo performance in Spring Fling. Below: Gold Girls take a ”,Sentimental journey”. Above: Forgotten Lyle gives roses to Mrs. Woolley. Shari Snyder is a ”Woman in Love”. 90 Spring Fling Spring Fling opens with Don't Take Away the Music . Spring Fling 91 Carol ynn and Terry sing You Don't Bring Me Flowers . Mrs. Woolley prepares to honor the Seniors. Students and families enjoying the Art Fair Incubator completed by 6th grade Science class Art Fair displays many talents 92 Art Fair Hia Mrs. Powers admiring the ivooduwrk Mrs. Lapp enjoying the 1981 Art Fair Art Fair 93 Those we honor 94 Honors Honors! 95 £pnior Briftfs Art Students to Columhia ; New� jfi school principal hired a = ? xr 3ji °° ||S | r Ps vV v r%so V £ $ 'S © f ■ ' m . K. ? ’ £ ■ Tigers $ X nt Start C;0E District Conte £ T a -- : ceas'SusneMcJ, Tnuan tl ? rsea 'c-Jougnlf � ■ Xr4o’ ,cts Mrs. Dantoi JUl Lady Tigers struggle as the CO record stands 500 marf J ►ol board meets G Our Girls are G strong 0 D 0w| illegal session j tiers Face Toughest Season n� O' vl ; f s 2:4 vo-v 's ,c; ox f g c° 0c .Ao 3 stopped short e for Tigerettess sna 'g Tot murder cor, |51ra«y 98IClubs 1 When over three fourths of the student body is involved in at least one club, one can see the importance of them in our student'life. As always concert choir is filled to the brim and manages to give a crowd pleasing perfor- mance at Spring Fling, despite Mrs. Woolley being absent from us. NHS inducts 23 new mem- bers. FCA holds a spring rally this year. Drill Team again per- forms in Columbia at the High School State Basketball Tourna- ment. FLA wins first place in Homecoming Floats again. FTA has more members than ever be- fore, and DECA did very well in competition. Along with the familiar clubs, a few new ones were added to this year's curriculum. These were—the new Tiger Tracks pa- per, Rifle and Flag Teams, and Wildlife Management. Over-all, each club had a very successful year in 1981. Clubs 199 Rodney was honored second quarter. Terry Walsh receives his award. Lyle receives his award from Dr. Lovinger. Student of the quarter—big success 100 Student Council Tuffy Frank, Student of the Quarter 1st quarter. Row 1: Debt Easterly, Angie Coffman, Tammy Witherspoon, Terry Walsh. Row 2: Susan Roberts, Jamie Hutchison, Joy Garrison, Teresa Williams, Tuffy Frank, Carole Hall, Kelly Needham, Paula Htbdon. Row 3: Steve Hershberger, Matt Lewis, Jerry Huffman, Ann Wenger, Chris Niermeyer, Terry Power, Kevin Chamberlain, Rodney Culp, Connie Shepp. Row 4: Mr. Concannon, Gregg Gerken, Teresa Fields, Pat Woods, Shirley Baxter, Susan Foose, Tern Beckmann, Rodney Klein, Lyle Cary, Mike Buck. Terry Walsh, Student Council President. FT A — 57 students str Row 1: Rodney Klein— President, Becky Nikkei Vice President, Terry Beckmann Secretary I Treasurer. Row 2: Lori Boatright, Teresa Williams, Tammy Witherspoon, Alicia Willson. Row 3: Gina Lutman, Kathy Kreiling, Ellen Bauer, Juli Herbert, Sonny Hixon, Cindy Joy, Angie Coffman, Carolyn Todd, Terry Walsh, Carol Napier. Row 4: Kim Garber, Debbie McFarland, Debbie Buck, Sarah Zimmerman, Ann Wenger, Jerry Huffman, Laurie Sly, Tim Neal, Michael Sidebottom, Terry Power. Row 5: Sandy Silvey, Ken Cable, Jamie Hutchison, Carole Hall, Martha Eppright, Joy Garrison, Tracy Williams, Tuffy Frank, Beth Bauer. Row 6: Bonnie Comstock, Wendy Slagle, Susan Rob- erts, Vicki Shewmaker, Penny Patton, Gloria Porter, Mary Frazier, Charlene Harrison, Dawn Chertco, Michele Cantwell. Row 7: Viola Yarnell, Sarah Nations, Marilyn Huff, James Glass, Lynn Hitchcock, John Ayres, Shirley Baxter. Row 8: Bert Chasteen, Don Cashman, Alan Daniels, Lyle Cary. FT A not FLA takes first in float competition Row I; Gregg Gerken, Matt Lewis, Laurie Sly, Jerry Huffman, Wendy Slagle, Terri Beckmann, Mrs. Caine, Row 2: Gloria Porter, Sonseeray Houchens, Gardith Calvert, Camilla Vogt, Robin Taylor, Anna Heitzman, Chris Sullivan, Dawn Stevens, Sammi Lee, Cara Gronstedt, Susan Rand, Row 3: Sheila Ritchie, Lana Hutchison, Barrie Bauer, Vicky Napier, Jean Hull, Lora Ballard, Jane Hunter, Kim Garber. Lockie Green, Tammy Blair. Row 4: Sheila Moore, Kelly Huffman, Kristi Culp. Greta Thompson. Leann Nickels, Donna Hess, Johnny Dunham, Susan Roberts. Becky Nikkei, Vicki Shewmaker, Robert Peterson, Row 5: Charlene Harrison, Brian Hoeffner, Donnie Cashman. Alan Daniels. Shirley Baxter, Juli Herbert, Beth Bauer, Rodney Culp, Debbie McFarland, Row 6. Tim Neal. Chris Niermeyer, Terry Walsh, Tammy Witherspoon, Ted Heitzman, Betty Napier, Cindy Kessler, Ken Cable Row 7: Russell Bowers, Gina Lutman, Jennifer Jones, Lisa Petty, Ann Hester, Bob Gerlt, Tuffy Frank, Lon Boatright, Jamie Hutchison, Row 8: Mark Haley, Martha Eppright, Carolyn Wood, Drake Miller, Mike Sidebottom. James Glass, Steve Smith 102 FLA IS IN C.O E DECA DECA members enjoy lunch during elections. Row 1: Marsha Smith, Karen Huff, Debi Easterly, Teresa Fields, Steve Smith, Row 2: Tammy Cable, Susan Guinn, Lockie Green, Mary Daniels, Cara Gronstedt, Alowisia Englemeyer, Teresa Leatherman, Rem 3: Rodney Parks, Chris Petcoff, Kay Vogt, Mary Frazier. Brenda Beegle, Kathy Gronstedt, Mary Huff, Ginger Sidebottom, Row 4: Paula Turpin, Brenda Daniels, Sherry Ray, Anita Ray. Lucy Hanrahan. Bonnie Patton, Todd Stenzel. Deanna Dmkel, Rou 5: Becky Massey. Stephanie Erb, Jeff Tankersley, Bert Chasteen, James Pryor, Brenda Ritchie, Marilyn Thompson, Row 6: Susan Foose, Mary Jo Kreiling. James Kumberg, Terry Croy, Jeff Maxwell, Gene Miller, Eddie Capps. Row 7: Lance Decker, Kevin Klein, Pat Caine, Don Choate, Eddie James, Bart Ward DECA 49 members strong DECA 103 Ecclesia studies Row 1: Steve Hershberger, Tint Bentch, Ann Wenger, Becky Nikkei, Lori Boatright, Fred Wenger, Ron Bentch. Rou 2: Beth Bauer, Cindy Joy, Kim Garber, Angie Coffman, Susan Roberts, Debbie Buck, Mrs. Hutchison. Row 3: Rose Pace, Gina Lutman, Mike Baumgartner, Ray Silvey, Jamie Hutchison, Sandy Silvey. 104 Ecclesia FCA holds rally Row 1: Tuffy Frank President, Gregg Gerken Vice President, Teresa Wil- liams Secretary, Tracy Williams Treasurer, Beth Bauer Publications Chair- man, Jamie Hutchison Program Director. Row 2: Wendy Slagel, Stephanie Steffen, Debbie McFarland, Debbie Buck, Lon Boatright, Susan Roberts, Kim Garber. Row 3: Lyle Cary, Martha Eppright, Kelly Washburn, Joy Garrison, Carole Hall, Carol Napier. Row 4: Mike Buck, Don Cash man, Kevin McDonald, Beth Heitzman, Robert Peterson, Alan Daniels, Rodney Klein. Raw 5: Sandy Silvey, Kevin Chamberlain, Steve Hershberger, Fred Wenger, Ron Bentch, Mr. Frank—Sponsor. FCA 105 Industrial Arts Classes Carolyn Woolery, Todd Etcher, Bev Collyott Mr. Theiman, Mike Buck, Susie Fleener, Matt Lee, Robert Berkstresser. Mr. Edgington Row 2 Terry Croy, Todd Hanson, Bill Parsons, Merl Williams, Gene Miller, Jan Hull, John Klein. Rodney V.A.C. Kevin McDonald, Sonny Hixon, Robert Peterson, John Ayres, Steve Hershberger, Mike Buck, Rodney Culp, Steve Henderson. Rou� 2 Leo Snelling, Sandy Silvey, Wendy Slagle, Vicki Shewmaker, Debbie Buck, Martha Eppright, Jane Hunter. Terri Beckmann, Carole Yoder, Mike Heller, Junior Moritz, Jimmy Wood, Stanley Roberts, Ralph Johnson, Carl Harlow, Darren Lee, John Ayres, Jeff Baumgartner, Bart Ward. Row 3- Russell Bowers, Kevin Chamberlain. Hall, Lori Boatright, Beth Heitzman, Joy Garrison, Beth Bauer, Lyle Cary, Todd Hansen, Jimmy Campbell, Cort Guinn, Kevin Chamber- lain, Rodney Klein, Tuffy Frank, Carol Napier. Raw 4 Alan Daniels, Lynn Hitchcock, Kim Garber, Terri Ypya. 106IV AC Eldon Tech. Don Butts, Iva Pearl, Donna Burke, Trish Hancock, Joe Gramke, Jim Lafayette. Row 2 Marty Hansen, Randy Dean, Jay Dean, Gerritt Lee, Joel Pedigo, Marvin Meyer. Row 3 Jay Parrish, Steve Yoder, Dan Adkinson, Earl Pipes, Steve Henderson, Craig Marriott, Kevin Wilson. Row 4 Loren Talbott, Dale Fields, Steve Green, Jeff Zelzman. Tom Scott, Billy Boeck. Carolyn Woolrey, Harry Jones; Advisor. Carpentry—Eddie Capps, Todd Dobbins, Jimm Towles, David Hall, Tony Wilson. Row 2 Bryan Marple, Chris Bartimus, Lance Decker, Carpentry Eldon Tech. 107 NHS inducts 23 Carole Hall adresses the audience. A few new members of NHS. Row 1 Jerri Huffman, Ann Wenger, Sarah Zimmerman, Tuffy Frank. Row 2 Laurie Sly, Tammy Witherspoon, Alicia Willson. Row 3 Julie Herbert, Cindy Joy, Jamie Hutchison, Carolynn Todd, Terry Walsh, Carole Napier, Row 4 —Mrs. Hughes, Sponsor; Steve Hershberger, Matt Lewis, Jeff Baumgartner, Drake Miller, Karen Huff. Rou 5 Carole Hall, Martha Eppright, Joy Garrison, Tracy Williams, Lori Boatright, Greg Gerken. Row 6 Lyle Cary, Rodney Klein, Lynn Hitchcock. 108 NHS School paper is big success. Row 1 Steve Miller, Ginger White, Chris Whaley, Juli Herbert, Advisor; Tern Ypya, Shana Siler, Linda Mauzey, Mary Joe Kreiling, Sherry Ray, Sheila, Ritchie, Julie Hall. Rou� 2 Susan Roberts, Robert Mary Frazier, Allen Rumbo, Annette Haugen, Jane Hunter. Bercume, Steve Smith, Alicia Willson, Michele Kempf, Linda Gordon, The staff gets involved on Halloween. What a group! Susan Roberts; co-editor. Tiger Tracks 109 FFA gets involved FFA: Donna Burke, Reporter; John Klein, Treasurer; Bert Chasteen, Sentinal; Kevin Klein, President; Dan Nikkels, Secretary; Kevin Mc- Donald, Vice-President; Jan Hull, Joe Robertson, Sponsor. Row 2— Jeff Kimbrell, Mark Sherman, Stephanie Erb, Bill Parsons, Bruce Kenney, Merl Williams, Carolyn Woods, Greg Robertson, Jeff Curry, David Burke, Kevin Sheets. Row 3 Jan Nichols, Mary Anne Doug- las, Donna Gremminger, Jeff Baumgartner, John Hayden, Kim Applebury, Mike Buck, Stan Roberts, Tim Tomblison, Jeff Wittrock. Row 4 Tim Duckworth, Ron Bentch, Fred Wenger, Mike Easterly, Richard Fields, Mike McDaniel, Randy McGinnis, Robert Woolery, Louis Sidebotlom, Paul Reinke, Ronnie Witt. Members listen at monthly meeting. Larry Henderson talks about Wonderland Camp. 110 FFA FHA gains new members Dee: See Mrs. Henderson. I told you so! FHA: Dee Huff. Linda Kenslow, Teresa Williams, Kay Vogt. Penny Patton. Row 2 Shiela Pryor. Angie Campbell, Kelly Needham, Kelly Lawson, Rita Blackburn, June Pryor. Row 3—Cindy Homan, Debi Easterly, Ann Wenger, Angie Coffmann, Cheryl McFarland, fennifer fones. Row 4 Dana Hutchison, Belinda Comstock, Kim Garber, Renee Hardy, Cindy Wil- liams, Chris Petcoff. Row 5 Anita Lee, Pat Woods. Mary Frazier. Shan Snyder, fudy Moritz, Kurt Fuelling. Officers -Debbie Fischer.Sponsor; Cindy Morrison, President: Kathy Kreiling, First Vice-Pres.; Rose Pace, Vice-Pres.; Cindy loy. Treasurer: Gina Lutman. Historian: Charlene Harrison, Parhmentanan. Paula Hibdon, Student Council Representative: Laura Henderson, Sponsor. FHA started the year with a picnic for new members. We also gained a new sponsor. Miss Fisher, who had many new ideas and suggestions. A Go West party was com- bined with FTA around Hal- loween. (Those who attended sure did like marshmallows!) The regional convention was held in California where we attended various seminars and where we also received an award for gaining the most new members. The annual Christmas party began with everyone piling into cars so we could start our caroling. We finally made it back and began eating and exchanging gifts. FHA week began with a bake sale and gradually ended with an assembly at which we announced Pat and Wade as Boy Girl of the Year. A fashion show and banquet are also in the schedule and then there's next year. FHA UI Art Club under new sponsor, Wildlife Club added to curriculum Wildlife Club: Row 1: Robert Ross, Vice President; Don Cashman, Al- ley Baxter, President; Row 2: Kevin McDonald, Jimmy Campbell, lan Daniels, Seargant of Arms; John Ayres, Mary Huff, Brenda John Hayden, Drake Miller, Secretary Treasurer; Greg Gerkin. Beegle, Mrs. Ward, Sponsor; Tammy Witherspoon, Diane Allee, Shir- Art Club: Left to Right: Winnie McKinley. Sponsor; Carol Napier Miller, Shatia Siler, Michelle Cantwell, Treasurer; Charlene Harrison, Brenda Beegle, Vice President; Cara Gronstedt, Susan Rand, Drake Secretary; Rebecca Royer, Shirley Baxter, Reporter. 112 Wildlife Club Art Club Concert Choir is 93 strong Concert Choir director, JLee Woolley Concert Choir: Row 1 Sheryl Byars, Alicia Wilson, Laurie Sly, Cliff Carter, Neal Sidebottom, Denis McFarland, Bonnie Comstock, Davida Marsh, Susan Roberts, Teresa Williams, Russel Bowers, Jeff Kimbrel, Mark Sherman, Cindy White, Dana Hutchison, Rose Pace, Rou 2 JLee Wooley, Director; Tammic Yoder, Kris Thomas, Ann Guenther, Daniel McClellan, Jan Hull. Mike Baumgartner, Steve Hershberger, Reed Guenther, Debbie McFarland, Penny Patton, Mary Lou Eldridge. Lori Boatright. Ginger White, Sonny Hixon, James Elliot, John Ayers, Mike Easterly, Becky Royer, Terri Ypya. Becky Nickel, Row 3—Carolyn Todd, Vicki Slavens. Tracy Brown, Susan Foose, Brent Welch. Ron Rosenoe, Vince Williams, Joey Shepard. Allan Dan- Concert Choir performs iels, Donny Cashman, Robert Peterson, Tuffy Frank, Stephanie Stephans, Carole Hall, Carolyn Johnson, Jamie Hutchison, Mike Hell- er, Bert Chasteen, Steve Green, Jeff Baumgartner, Dana Yary an, Diane Hershberger, Kelly Washburn, Debbie Buck, Rou 4 Sarah Na- tions, Shana Siler, Cindy Williams, Sandy Silvey, Shari Snyder, Bonnie Patton, Terry Walsh. John Hayden, Jeff Zelsman, Robert Ross, Ken Senclair, Terry Yoder, Mike Buck, Sarah Zimmerman, Martha Eppnght, Lynn Clark. Sally Telfer, Trisha Hancock, Terri Beckman, Ann Wenger, James Pryor, Cort Guinn, Mike Moore, Ron Bentch, Tim Bentch, Lyle Cary, Jane Hunter, Viola Yarnell, Leescha Maxwell, Joy Garrison, Beth Bauer, Tracy Williams. Concert Choir 113 Accompanists: Alicia Willson, Mary Lou Eldridge, Stephanie Steffen, Tim Bentch, Ann Wenger, Lori Boatright, Teresa Williams District Choir Members: Sandy Silvey, Carole Hall, Teresa Williams, Lori Boatright. Carolynn Todd. Lyle Cary, Tim Bentch, Terri Beckmann, Shan Snyder, Ann Wenger Versailles Girls Sextet: Susan Foose. Sarah Zimmerman, Ann Wenger, laitne Hutchison, Viola Yarnell, Debbie Buck 114 Concert Choir Soloists: Russell Bowers, Carolynn Todd, Sandy Stivey, Teresa Williams, Lori Boatright, Ron Bentch, Mary Lou Eldridge, Terri Beckmann, Ann Wenger, Carole Hall, James Pryor, Matt Lewis, Tim Bentch Concert Choir is a select group of young vo- calists who meet together fifth hour every day. This year's choir was 96 members strong ac- cording to director Jlee Woolley. This group is respected statewide and for the past six years has returned from contests with high honors. Concert Choir presents several concerts throughout the year, the first being in October. The grand finale for this group's year is the Spring Fling held in conjunction with the Mixed Chorus. Black Mixed Double: Carolynn Todd, Jamie Hutchison, Terri Beckmann, Lori Boatright, Jeff Zelsman. Malt Lewis, Jeff Baumgartner, James Pryor —4 Concert Choir members perform at one of their many concerts. Concert Choir 115 Gold Girls Sextet: Cheryl Byars, Tammy yoder, Dana Hutchison, Dana Yaryan, MaryLou Eldridge, Stephanie Steffen. Gold Mens Double Quartet: Mike Baumgartner, Robert Peterson, Ron Bentch, James Pryor, Tim Bentch, Jeff Baumgartner, Matt Lewis, Lyle Cary. All-State Choir: Ann Wenger, Tim Bentch Concert Choir Girls Glee Boys Glee Versailles Sextet Gold Girls Sextet Junior Girls Sextet Senior Girls Sextet Gold Mens Double Quartet Black Mens Double Quartet Gold Mixed Double Quartet Black Mixed Double Quartet Junior Girls Sextet: Alicia Willson, Carolynn Todd, Sandy Silvey. Beth Bauer, Ginger White, Lori Boatright. Senior Girls Sextet: Carole Hall, Teresa Williams, Joy Garrison, Bonnie Patton, Terri Beckmann, Shan Snyder. Black Mens Double Quartet: Steve Hershberger, Daniel Mc- Clellan, Russel Bowers, Mike Easterly. Mike Buck, Don Cashman, Cort Guinn, Mike Moore. Gold Mixed Double Quartet: Mike Buck, Sandy Silvey, Tim Bentch, Ann Wenger. Ahari Snyder. Ron Bentch. Beth Bauer, Terry Walsh. 1161 Concert Choir Mixed Chorus has good year Row 1: Cara Gronstedt, Linda Kelsow, Jacqutc Barnard. Patty Hall. Stephanie Erb, Matt Loganbill, Ronnie Witt, Brian Hoeffner. Russel Bowers. Sheri Croy, Sherry Ray. Jennifer Jones, Mrs. Wooley. Row 2: Annitte Haugen, Vatina Dorsey, Kay Vogt, Pam Tombhnson, Janet Engelmeyer, Tresa Vogt, Eleanor Kelsow, Larry Marple, Iva Purl, Richard Sollman, Carla Comstock, Charlene Harrison, Betty Napier, Mary Lou Eldndge. Row 3: Karen Nichols, Nancy Noe, Cindy Joy, Gina Lutman, Angie Wallace, Alowisia Engelmeyer, Lance Newkirk, Brian Stubblefield, Carl Harlow, Kevin Chamberlain. Ken Cable. Rob Willie. Mike Heller, Deanna Kleindienst, Anita Ray, Becky Royer, Tammy Ypya, Ann Wenger. Row 4: Linda Mauzey, Susan Foose, Renee Hardey. Cindy Morrison, Angie Coffman, Lynn Clark, Susan Rand, David Williams, Gene Miller, Dan Adkison, Robert Ross, Craig Marriott, Dale Fields, Bill Boeck, Jeff Zelsman. Joel Pedigo, Howard Penn, Allen Rumbo, Steve Green, James Glass, Chris Struck, Mary Frazier, Pat Woods, Chris Petcoff, Carolyn Wood. Mixed Chorus 117 118 Mixed Chorus Band marches on Band lining up for half time performance. Daniel: Don't take that picture! MARCHING BAND: Row 1 Carolynn Todd; Drum Major, Bonnie Comstock, Debbie McFarland, Beth Heitzman, Daniel McClellan, Mitch Stark, Neal Sidebottom, Cindy White, Matt Lee, Alan Weinrich, Dana Y ary an, Brent Welch, Tammy Blair, Davida Marsh, Mary Daniels, Steve Bingham, Director Rou� 2 Drill Team; Shana Siler, Jamie Hutchison, Susie Fleener, Mary Huff, Ginger Sidebottom, Michelle Tankersley, Angie Coffman, Shan Snyder Row 3 Sue Francis, Lon Boatright, Joe Shepard, Ann Guenther, Sandy Silvey, Alicia Wilson, Teresa Williams, Connie Shepp, Mike Baumgartner, Susan Weinrich, Karen Nichols, Gardith Calvert Row 4 Kim Raines, Debbie Buck, Stephanie Steffen, Sonny Hixon, Mike Buck, Pat Caine, Wade Chism, Cort Guinn, Darren Lee, Lisa Berkstresser, Chris Thomas, Row 5 Julie Hall, Terry Walsh, Ralph Johnson, Barry Clark, Reed Guenther, Jeff Baumgartner, Mike Walsh, Becky Nikkei Band 1119 VHS says good-bye to Mr. Bingham. A time of joy. Row 1: Matt Lee, Daniel McClellan, Neil Sidebottom, Cindy White, Ray Silvey, Steve Bingham. Director, Mitch Starck. Dana Yaryan, Row 2: Alicia Willson, Teresa Williams, Kim Raines, Connie Shepp, David Marsh, Ann Guenther, Mary Daniels, Gardith Calvert, Sandy What a way to get out of class! The band performing at the Apple Festival 120 Concert Band Flute Trio received a 1 at district. Brass Quintet received a 1 at district and state. Carolyn received a 1 at district and state. Stephanie: A 1 at district and state Concert Band 121 Alicia received a 1 at district and state. jeff received a 1 at district and state. The band plays at homecoming. Picture day for band is more than Wendy can take. Not another parade! Steph and Susan march in the Apple Festival parade 1221 Band Can you count a little louder Debbie? The rifle and flag teams are a new addition to the band this year. Their performances in pre-game and half time cere- monies added color to the band. Rifle Team: (above) Bonnie Comstock, Davida Marsh, Mary Daniels, Debbie McFarland. Flag Team: (left) Sue Francis, Kim Raines. Julie Hall, Becky Nikkei, Kris Thomas, Gardith Calvert. Flag and Rifle Teams 123 Drill Team performs at state Shan Snyder, Susie Fteener, Angie Coffman, Ginger Sidebottom, Mary Huff, Jamie Hutchison, Michelle Tankersley, Shana Siler. This year has been a very ex- citing one for our Drill Team. They performed the half time show at a CMSU basketball game and were honored again by being invited to perform at the state basketball play- offs. Drill Team 125 Cheerleaders boost spirit Football Cheerleaders: (below) Ellen Bauer, Paula Hibdon—captain, Chris Whale} , Tern Beckmann, Kelly Needham. Volleyball Cheerleaders: (right) Patti Broyles, Mary Lou Eldridge, Penny Patton—captain. Karen Eppenauer, Dana Yaryan. Basketball cheerleaders in action. Aeeeeeeee! Cheerleading is a very time consuming activ- ity. More time is spent preparing for games than actual cheering time. Cheers, chants, pyra- mids, posters, locker decorations, and pep as- semblies must be prepared. Saturday nights are sometimes spent cheering for tournaments also. Terri cheers on a football player homecoming night. 1261 Cheerleaders Alright you guys! Girls Basketball Cheerleaders: (left) Debbie McFarland, Davida Marsh, Sally Telfer, Dawn Cherico—captain, Bonnie Comstock, Lynn Boicourt. Wrestling Cheerleaders: (middle left) Jacquie Barnard, Dana Y ary an, Kim Raines, Annette Haugen, Kelly Needham captain. Hold on a little bit longer, Sandy. Boys Basketball Cheerleaders: (bottom left) Leescha Maxwell, Sandy Silvey, Tra- cy Brown, Terri Beckmann—captain, Anita Lee, Mary Lou Eldridge. Cheerleaders 127 i ! The guidance which the students of Morgan County R- II receive is superb. The teachers are excellent and the administration is very well qualified. The teachers go out of their way to make the learning experience of the students as enjoyable as possi- ble. They deserve a word of thanks for their hardwork, time, and effort. r r wsaance Guidance! 129 Nelson Kohler leaves after nine years as High School Principal Faculty enjoys new school Mr. Snelling announcing the winners of the door prizes. Cheers!!! Mr. Hayden injured while attempting to jump over the net. Joyce Akers Sue Akin William Ball Gary Barnard Steve Bingham Trudy Bingham Vicki Bock Susan Bnzendinc Carol Buck Karle Came I can't believe you guys did that! 132 Faculty Lyle Chamberlain Donna Chapman Carole Cobb Cindy Cole Jane Collins Patrick Concannon Jerry Cornelius Mary Beth Dicus loan Ecklund Layne Edgington June Enowski Dorothy Erickson Kenneth Erickson Kimberly Feese Debra Fischer Debbie Fisher Ray Forrest Helen Franken Roll call . . . Faculty 133 Mary Frank Vernon Frank Betty Gerlt Linda Gordon Sue Graves Dennis Hagedorn Barbara Hall Mary Hayden K. Ann Higgins Brenda Hodges Another hazardous hour is over in Drivers Ed. Will anyone ever let her out? Mr. Parks prepares for class. over his team's stats. A woman's work is never done. Hi. B! Coach Frank goes 7.34 Faculty Wade Huffman Beverly Hughes Peggy Human Adeha Hutchison Erma Lee Johnson Harry Jones Rosalee Jordon Paddy Kid well Arleen Lake Lon Larson Brenda Lapp Darlene Lee Laura Henderson Janet Looten Gay Marriott 1 $51 Faculty Virginia Mastin Brenda Moon Lois Moser Sharon Neal Loetla Pace Linda Power Miss Fisher is all ready to work. Coach Larson seems slightly happy with the team. Miss Scott: Caught with your mouth open again! 136 Faculty Mr. Snelling: Here I am, Mr. Wonderful Mrs. Bingham looks intent in her work. Ron Power Terri Pue Darlene Reuter Gayle Roberts foe Robertson David Ross Linda Scott Carol Shrout Leo Snelling Kathleen Stewart Cathy Tankersley Dean Thiemann Veloma Thiemann Amy Todd Dennis Vallandmgham Leroy Viebrock Lois Viebrock Diane Ward Tom Ward Mae Willson Helen Wdlis Jane Wilson I Lee Woolley Wanda Zimmerman Finally caught by surprise! Faculty 137 People who make it work Natalie Simon Gayle Teeple Kimmie Yarnell Sylvia Morrison Pam Murdock Judy Ball Karen Snelling Mary Daniels Betty Goodman Harriet Jones Ruth Lowery Lois Haile Minnie Thoss Office help, library aides: Row 1 Anita Lee, Vicki Shewmaker, Martha Eppright, Marsha Smith. Row 2 Linda Mauzey, Cindy Joy, Teresa Williams, Cheryl McFarland, Jennifer Jones, Teresa Leatherman, Caro- lyn Johnson, Wendy Slagle. Rou 3 Paula Hibdon, Cindy Morrison, 138 Non-certified Personnel Angie Coffman, Tern Beckmann, Joy Garrison, Carole Hall, Ann Wenger. Row 4 Cindy Williams, Kim Garber, Mike Sidebottom, Betty Napier, Terry Walsh, Mrs. Allee, Sheila Ritchie. Cooks: Row 1 Mable Chiles, Lucille Bishop, Marva Hutchison, Lorene Barton. Row 2 Barbara Salzman, Bea Bennett, Jean Gunn, Gwen Blankenship, Connie Barton, Joan Newkirk. Are we supposed to announce that?!! The kids are doing what?!! Another busy day in the cafeteria. 140 Junior High Division 2. Who was that masked man. 3. Junior High marches proudly 4. Who us? . . . study. 5. We're late again. 6. And for my foriegn policy . . 7. What are we supposed to do now. Freshmen no longer in high school Jacquic Barnard Mike Baumgartner Laura Belger Lisa Boicourt Lynne Boicourt Tammy Booker Hester Bowman Tracy Braden Cliff Carter Clinton Chapman Barry Clark Bobby Clines Rita Comstock Tracey Comstock Larry Conrad Jimmy Crabtree Sherie Croy Tracy Brown Patti Broyles David Burke Sheryl Byars Angela Campbell Randy Campbell © Joey Sheppard poses for a candid. cuts Freshman class displays spirit in Homecoming Parade Tammy must have a VB game tonight. 142 Ninth Grade Darla Dowell Marjorie Downing Alan Earnest Mike Edgar Robert Edgar James Elliott I a net Engel me yer Karen Eppenauer Bryan Falke Steve Garber James Gibson Troy Gilpin Deanna has problems. Yea for us! Ann Guenther Reed Guenther Melodie Hamlett Holly Harleman Linda Heller Chris Henderson Diane Hershberger Brian Hoefner Cindy Homan Beth Hurtz Dana Hutchison Tammy Iman Bev Jennings Roy Johnson Debra Johnston Jackie Jones Travis Lepley Larry Marple Ninth Grade! 143 Apple king candidates. Philip studies hard. Kenny Marshall Denis McFarland Laura Montavy Sherri Moritz Ricky Morrison Jan Nichols Sheila Pryor Kim Raines Bruce Randall Deanna Rtsenhoover Lynne Ritchie Deborah Sharpe Kevin Sheets Joe Shepard Mark Sherman Neal Sidebottom Shelly Silvey Ken Sinclair Shawn Sprague Mitch Stark Erik Stenzel Chris St rack Richard Switzer Michelle Tankersley Hope Templemire Jackie Templeton Kris Thomas Larry Thompson Pam Tombhnson Tim Tomblinson Tresa Vogt John Wahlers Angie Wallace Mike Walsh Susan Weinrtch 144 Ninth Grade Sheryl prepares to go to class. f- —— Freshmen participate in the Apple Blossom Festival. Brent Welch Tracey Wheeler Philip White Vince Williams Rob Willie Carl Wilson Brenda Wood Danny Wright Dana Yary an Tammy Yoder Ritchie Young Tammy Ypya Ninth G Chris Anderson lames Andrews Anna Angel Larry Ball Lora Ballard Barrie Bauer Sandra Beegle Joe Berks! resser Bill Bielinski Curtis Bland Albert Boettcher David Booker Gail Burkhart Ronnie Campbell Tim Campbell Kim Chamberlain Carl Chambers Sean Concannon Angie Crowe Kristy Culp Patricia Dorsey Tommy Drury Tim Dunavant John Dunham Andy Erb Bobby Feltner Terry Fields Bob Gerlt Eighth graders are active Oh no, I think we've been caught! Sandy makes a speech. 146 Eighth Grade Eighth graders, studying studiously! Mark Green Bobbi Grider Charles Hader Steve Hanlon Dana Halsey Anna Heitzman Greg Heitzman Donna Hess Ann Hester Dion Hibdon Kelly Huffman Jean Hull Lana Hutchison Sherry Hutchison Steve Johnston Martin Kilmer Orvie Kilmer Danny Kumburg Samnii Lee Angie Markum Dina Marshall Rob Marriott Tammy Massmgill Rodney Maxon Wayne Maxon Tina Miesner Sheila Moore Eighth Grade! 147 Sandy Morrison Vicki Napier Eric Newkirk Lea Nickels Russell Niermeyer Alan Papen Lisa Petty Becky Poe Rhonda Rayl Tim Roberts Tamm y Rumbo Tom Salzman Tonya Savick Chris Schelp Brenda Schuster Kevin Sheets Jennifer Schwab Donald Shewmaker Kim Shrout lenity Sinclair Tara Smith Nolan Sousley David Stafford Tony Stafford A weird bunch of guys. Wr didn't do anything. Dawn Stevens John Stubblefield Chris Sullivan Robbin Taylor Greta Thompson Tim Todd Lecia Tubbs Mitch Turpin Ellie Twyman Lori Viebrock Camilla Vogt Linda Vogt Davina Weinstein Tammy Welch Dawn Whaley Darren White Lisa Williams Scott Wilson Wendy Wood Jessica Yarger Garry Young Erma Zimmerman Jacob Zimmerman Eighth grade! 149 Seventh graders enjoy first year at VJH VJH presents “A Chorus Line' Chris Allen Vicki Allison Debbie Anderson Ginger Applebury Lisa Barnes Craig Baumgartner Susan Berendzen Wally Boatright Joyce Boicourt Sherie Bowers Christel Branstetter Donna Brown Ronnie Brown Rhonda Buchanon Troy finds new use for steps Robert Campbell Darren Capper Debbie Chapman Tammy Chapman Wendy Clark Eric Coffman James Collins Scott DeVoe Stacey Dial Ross Doepke KertGe Douglass Jackie Espinosa Peanut Frank Eva Fretneg 1501 Seventh Grade Carla Garber Troy Gerll Larry Gibson Mike Gremminger Amy Hall Cindy Harrison Larry Harrison Kris Hatfield Mike Heinerikson Sheridan Henderson Danny Herbert Tammy Hester Tim Hester Stephan Hoover Ken Hunter Kevin Iman Kim Jennings Amarillo Johns Jackie Keen Roxanne Kelso Ernest Kilmer Cindy reads love letter ? Seventh Grade! 151 Kathryn Kilmer Wayne Kinsey Kendra Leatherman Barbara Lester Rick Long John Lund Cindy Madara Mike Marple Carrie Marshall Charles Massingill Mike Moesch Alan Metcalf Tracy Miller Jerald Monroe Charles Muehlebach Chene Mullin Cyndy Neal James Parsons Tim Petty Mike Phelps The Neu Chorus Line! Chris Pifer Ginger Raines Jacquie Ray Lanny Ritter Shannon Rumbo Monte Savage Greg Shackleford Tammy Shultz Mark Sidebottom Michelle Sprague Stacy Stafford Kim Tierney Curtis Thompson Shawn Twyman Wendy Uber Hank Vogt Jimmy Wahlers Joyce Weaver Debbie Weinstein Christy White Stacy Williams 152 Seventh Grade Doug Wilson Mich tile Wilson Jint Winfrey Donna Witt William Wood Renee Woods Gerald Wright Johnna Yeokum James Young David Zimmerman Another boring day! Peanut: I know I'm good! Little drummer boy! Seventh Grade! 153 Row 1 Tim Hester, Jimmy Young, John Dunham, Mike Marple, No- lan Sousley, Ronnie Campbell, Kris Hatfield, Monty Savage, Tim Campbell, Kevin Irnan. Row 2 Danny Kumberg, Peanut Frank, Rob- ert Campbell, Sean Concannon, Mike Phelps, Curtis Thompson, Jonny Shewmaker, Tony Johnson. Row 3 Coach Tom Ward, Tim Roberts, Tony Stafford, Chris Anderson, Greg Shackleford, Craig Baumgartner, Mark Sidebottom, Wally Boatright, Deon Hibdon, Coach Dennis Hagedorn. 154 JH Football JH forms first Girls' Volleyball Team Lisa prepares to bump the ball. Row 1 Donna Brown, Carrie Marshall, Debbie Chapman, Ginger Raines. Row 2 Coach Lin- da Scott, Carla Garber, Lisa Barnes. Cnstel Branstetter, Cristy White, Sherrie Bowers. Sherry Henderson. Cnstel displays good serving form. Row I Anna Heitzman, Dawn Whaley, Lisa Williams. Row 2—Coach Linda Scott, Barrie Bauer, Lana Hutchison, Greta Thompson, Kim Chamberlain. JH Volleyball 155 Jr. High Boys end with strong season Jr. High Boys Basketball: Row I: Troy Gerlt, Mike Moesch, Row 2: Jimmy Young, Kris Hatfield, Tony Johnson, Jim Collins, Wally Boatright. Greg Shackleford, Tim Hester, Robert Campbell, Peanut Frank, Larry Gibson, Chris Pifer, Row 3: Montey Savich, Manager; Jr. Young, John Dunham, Larry Ball, Tim Robert's, Chris Anderson, Mark Green, Tony Stafford, Sean Concannon, Andy Erb, Ronnie Campbell, Nolan Sousley, Mr. Larson, Coach. 156 Jr. High Boys Basketball Jr. High Girls leads strong season Jr. High Girls Basketball: Row 1: Carrie Marshall. Stacy Williams. Lisa Barns. Tammy Hester. Christy White. Tracy Miller, KenGe Dougles, Carla Garber, Ginger Raines, Sherry Henderson, Manager; Row 2: Sheila Moore, Kimberly Chamberlain, Dawn Stevens. Vicky Napier. Lana Hutchison, Tina Miesner, Ann Hester, Tammy Welch, Greta Thompson. Kelly Huffman, Dawn Whaley, Miss Scott, Coach. Team presented at pep assembly Jr. High Girls Basketball 157 Jr. High has short season Greg Shackelford. Kris Hatfield. Wally Boatright. Robert Campbell. Tim Petty. Darren Capper. Tony Johnson. Larry Harrison. Eric Coffman. Kevin Iman. Craig Baumgartner, Row 2: Curtis Bland. Tim Roberts, Chris Anderson. Nolan bousley, Larry Ball, Mark Green, Ronnie Campbell, Russell Niemey- er, Tony Stafford, Row 3; Coach Hagadorn, Vince Williams, Neal Sidebottom, Dennis McFarland, Mike Baumgartner, Ken Sinclair, Bruce Randall Wendy Clark. Lon Viebrock, Tammy Welch, Tammy Rumbo, Lisa Petty, Ann Hester, Lori Viebrock, Tammy Welch, Tammy Rumbo. Lisa Petty, Ann Hester, Vicki Napier, Kristy Culp, Row 2: Ginger Raines, Carla Garber, Tammy Hester, Sherie Bowers, Joyce Boycourt, Coach Scott, Shelly Wenger, Lisa Barnes, Cristy White. Carrie Marshall. Amy Hall This race is a breeze. 158 Jr. High Track Jr. High Track 159 7th: Cindy Harrison, Donna Witt, Keri Hunter, Joyce Boicourt. JH Cheerleaders learn new cheers Cindy Harrison cheering at a pep assembly. 8th: Kristy Culp, Lori Veibrock, Jessica Yarger, Sammi Lee. 7th 8th grade cheerleaders join in together. 160 JH Cheerleaders JH Band and Chorus prepare for high school competition Row 1: Lon Viebrock, Sam mi Lee, Dina Mar- shall. Tara Smith, John Dunham, Ronnie Campbell, Jimmy Andrews. Row 2: Sandy Morrison, Kristy Culp, lean Hull, Patricia Dorsey, Jessica Yarger, Dawn Whaley, Lisa Williams, Jackie Jones, Gail Burkhart, Mike Stubblefield. Row 3. Mrs. Woolley, Tammy Rumbo, Dawn Stevens, Barrie Bauer, Kimberly Chamberlain, Bobbi Grider, Tonya Savick, Rhonda Rayl. Dana Halsey, Sheila Moore, Donnie Shewmaker, Larry Ball, Sean Concannon, Scott Wilson. Row 4: Lea Ann Nickels, Robin Taylor, Lisa Petty, Lora Ballard, Tamara Welch, Wendy Woods, Greta Thompson, Chris Sullivan, Kelly Huffman, Lana Hutchison, Donna Hess, Terry Fields, Chris Anderson, Tony Stafford, Chuck Hader. J.H. Band marches in Homecoming Parade. Davina Weinstein: Mixed Chorus. Row 1: Larry Ball, Nolan Sousley, Tony Johnson, Joe Berkstresser, Bo Campbell, Carl Chambers. Row 2: Leslie Tubbs, Sherri Bow- ers, Carrie Marshall, Rhonda Rayl, Ann Heitzman, Dawn Whaley, Sammie Lee, Dawn Stevens, Debbie Weinstein, Jackie Keen, Carla Garber, Jimmy Sinclair, Christy White, Johnna Yeokarti, Angie Crowe. Row 3: John Lund, Sherri Hutchison, Ginger Raines, Lisa Barnes, Ginger Applebury, Lon Viebrock, Jes- sica Yarger, Shawn Twyman, Troy Gerlt, Andy Erb, Mr. Bingham. Row 4: Greta Thompson, Sean Concannon, Kimberly Cham- berlain, Lisa Williams, Tim Roberts, Craig Baumgartner, Darren Capper, Mike Marple. Row 5: Tom Drury. Kris Hatfield, Mark Green. Barrie Bauer. JH Band and Mixed Chorus 161 Council sponsors dances JH STUDENT COUNCIL: Row 1 Dana Hutchison. President: Sandy Morrison, Secretary; Alan Earnest. Vice-President; Jeff Kimbrel, Reporter; Tim Campbell, Treasurer Row 2 Chris Shelp, Cliff Carter, Chris Struck, Kim Raines, Ken Sinclair, Philip White, Mike Walsh Row 3 Amy Todd. Sponsor; Kim Chamberlain, Barry Bauer, Lana Hutchison, Sheila Moore, Chuck Hader. Bob Gerlt, Barbara Hall, Sponsor Row 4—Gin- ger Raines, Carrie Marshall, Lisa Barnes, Tony Johnson, Mark Sidebottom, Kris Hatfield think it's a great idea to let school out early! Barry: I can't wait to get out of here! Dana addressing her council 162 JH Student Council Five place in contest JH SPEECH AND DRAMA: Row 1 Wendy Clark, James Parsons Row 2 Ms. Neal, Jessica Yarger, Ms. Wilson Row 3 Tim Dunavant, Nolan Sousley, Lori Viebrock Roiv 4 Brenda Schuster, Tim Roberts, Dawn Stevens Row 5 Vicki Napier, Robin Taylor, Jen- ny Sinclair Row 6 Karen Eppenauer, Dana Hutchison, Angie Camp- bell Row 7 Alan Earnest, Patti Broyles, Hester Bowman Row 8— Bruce Randall, Chris Henderson, Pam Tomblinson Row 9—Philip White, Mike Walsh. Ken Sinclair Scene from The Curious Savage VJH SPEECH CONTTEST WINNERS: Left to right Philip White, 3rd humorus; Karen Eppenauer, 2nd oratory; Ken Sinclair, 2nd hu- morous; Chris Henderson, 1st pantomime; Patti Broyles. 3rd dra- matics ______________ JH Speech Drama 163 Jr. High holds 50's sock hop 1641 J.H. Dances Ken the D.J. Steve: The newest member of the Mafia! Jr. Highers enjoy the dance. Travis and Greta dance the Tango! J.H. Dances 165 The whole class working? Conte on Cliff, you know you like her. ••in ••••• Here we are again at Campbell's. 1661JH Student Life J.H. ends with Prom and Awards 1681IH Prom 6r Awards J.H. Awards Prom 169 n Elementary school the foundation for future educa- tion is laid. Students are taught the fundamentals in the basics and develop many of the skills needed for the furthering of their education. Our school system provides various activities for an ele- mentary child's day. The stu- dents are taught reading, writing, math, music, art, and P.E. Morgan County R-2 school system has 2 elementary buildings, one located in Ver- sailles, housing students K-6, and a building in Gravois Mills providing education for students in the southern part of the system grades K-3. Sixth grade enters Jr. High . O ba Action Walter Action Rocky Alexius Donita Arnold Carolyn Barnard Diane Alumbaugh janine Beaver Mike Beeman Ethan Bercume Ralph Berkstresser lini Bielinski Tracy Birth Tim Bland Cathy Booker Rich Branstetter Neal Brewer Greg Brown Debbie Chadwick Angela Colvin Charlene Comstock Erin Concannon Gary Croy Norman Dills Tom Dinkins lay Dunham Tony Elliott Holly Gerken John Gerlt Belinda Grace Reading becomes a habit when you do it this much! Just leaving! 172 Sixth grade Working, an obsession? Soak it up sponge eyes! Ethan, dreaming of CA. Tracy; I sure wish it was recess! wn, '� mt m + Linda Hardey Tabbie Hardey Kurt Hatfield Danny Hayes Lisa Hedrick Bridget Heitzman Annette Herod Kelly Horner Gary Huff Jeff Hughes Tina Hughes Joy Hutchison Kayce Hycz Jeff Jackson Renee James Sixth Grade 173 Edward Johnson Christa Jordon Marlin Kilmer Minerva Kilmer Melissa Kimhrell Earl King Steve Lamherson Brian Lehman Troy Lepley Bobby Lester Susan Letchworth Lesa Loganbill Jeff Lutman Rita Marshall Kerry Metcalf Tim Miesner Chuck Moesch Cecilia Monroe Melissa Morrison Idee Mullins James Nikkei Mike odgen Marjorie Packett Martha Packett Julie Paper Brad Patton Lori Pendergraft Donna Phelps Chen Power Neysa Richardson Carol Riley Pat Rogan Heidi Savick Cathy Schussler Sheila Schuster Mark Smith Ross Smith Brian Stafford Mark Swearing ton Jeff Thomas Rhonda Thomas Sallianne Thomas Krista Thouvennel Susan Todd Leslie Tubbs Jodi Turner Jimmie Turner Aquino Wallace Kenneth Webb Carol Wenger Mary Williams Greg Willson Tammy Wilson Gary Witt rock Walter Woods Loren Yoder Alma Zimmerman 174 J Sixth Grade Fifth grade learn new facts Bruce Aeschbacher Shelly Allan Susan Anderson Carla Andrews Kevin Ball Edward Beach John Beach Stephanee Bennett Tuffy Berkstresser Steve Blair Frank Bland Sherry Bogle Stacey Bolton Michelle Braden Jen Bnmer Elizabeth Burkhart Russell Burnett Mary Calvert Brad Chamberlin Mitzi Clark Wesley Coleman Kendall Conklin Brian Davenport Stephanie Deason lim Derry Erin Doepke Jim Doran Tony Edgar DeNeil Ferguson Joe Ferroll Tammy Fry Alicesha Good Greg Graber Terry Green Sandy Grimes Tina Hader John Hall Darla Hamlett Leatha Hanrahan Ricky Hardin Connie Hayes Fifth Grade 175 Fifth grader Doug Campbell narrates at assembly. Gina Heinerikson Paul Heitzman Trent Henry Missy Homan Linda Hoover Christi Huffman Tracy Hunter Darren I man MeUissa Jeffery Naomi Jones Craig Joy Daniel Kilmer Brent Kinzenbaw Kelly Kohler Tracy Lepley Amy Lutman Susan Maittard Tami Markum Angie Marriott Jenny Marriott Leha Marriott Barry Marshall Leslie Nichols Doug Odgert Kim Pace Tracy Parrish Michelle Penrod Chuck Poe Tami Randall Lonnie Rayl Quenten Rissler John Rogan Jana Rouse Scotty Rumbo Alex Schwab Shannon Shumacher Chris Shirley Steve Shultz John Sinclair Coy Snell Annette Slagle 1761 Fifth Grade Fifth Grade 1177 Fourth grade keeps busy Jamie Alpers Mark Anderson Jeff Avey Leslie Barnes Beverly Baumgartner Shawna Beegle Raylene Blanks Wendy Blonstem Jim Bowers Jacinda Brown Fourth graders say hi! Donnette Brown Lynn Buckingham Tanya Burke Chris Byars Tony Campbell Chanin Carter Jimmy Chappel Jimmy Chipley David Clemens Steve Concannon Aaron Copland Bill Crowe Alissa Culp Deanna DeFeo Scott DeSellem Clint Dinkins Brent Dunnaway Jerry Elwood Jeanne Englemyer Tom Erb Fourth grade busy at work. 1781 Fourth Grade Chrissy Espinosa Lorna Furguson Jerry Fischer Doug Gremmger Tim Hilly Mike Homan Eric Homan Sonelta Houchens Lucretia Huff Stacy Jackson Debra Jeffries Terry Johnson Barbara Johnson Darren Klien Karen Lammert Rosanna Leatherman James Marriot Lori Marshall Tony Meisner Kellee Miller Louis Nelen Mike Nolting Rene O'Neal Jo Ann Peniska Tony Piercy Pamela Pryor Becky Raines Patty Reinhart Joel Robertson Jackie Robertson Fourth Grade 179 Joe Savick Frank Schroedcr Scott Sherman Kelly Silkwood Billy Silvey Mike Silvey April Smith Bonnie Smith Mindy Spratt Angel Stafford Debra Stevens Kelly Stone Anna Mane Tellman Shawn Wehmeier Jason Welch Todd Williams Tracy Williams Bryan Wilson Eva Wilson Kelly Wilt foe Winfrey Arlene Winters Iodic Wright Sheila Wright Mike Yeokum Eunice Zimmerman Harold Zimmerman Fourth graders watch assembly. Please hurry and take my picture! 180 Fourth Grade Third graders are active I wish the hell would hurry up and ring! SMILE! You're on candid camera. Mrs. Jones is very helpful to the third grade. Missy Branch Donald Brown Patncia Calvert Doug Campbell Shawn Campbell Jason Chappell Tony Comstock Mindy Daniels Crystal Dooley Latncia Dout Vanissa Dunklee Mary Ellen Dunnaway Todd Edgar Roxann Fields Third Grade! 181 Chris Finley Cheryl Fleener Jimmy Fry Barry Garber Brian Graber Kim Graber Patricia Greminger Tonja Grimes Mike Hibdon Tammy Horner Ellen Huff David Hutchison Kathy Hycz Jerry Iman Gregg Jennings Carrie Jones John Jones Sara Leatherman Tommy Leeper Brent Lehman Michelle Marnot Kevin Marshall Loretta Martin Jeanne McDonald Cindy McDonald Romona McGinnis Gary Metcalf Troy Miesner Looking into the future. 182 Third Grade Third graders busy at work. Jamie Nichols Wayne Oelrichs Steve Randell Vincent Rissler Monica Shelley Kim Shewmaker Jennifer Shirley Michelle Shultz Rondo Smith John Stinnett Britt-Lis Swenson Jason Teeple Frankie Tubbs Darin Twyman Kenneth Twyman Jody Vogt Christine Vogt Janice Weaver Tammy Webb Jerry Webb Dana White Angela Woods Lowerence Yoder Debbie Zimmerman Third Grade! 183 Second grade learns basic skills Oohhh! Look at what he found on the floor. Johnny Applebury Lone Armstrong Matt Avey Shawn Barbour Alan Bauer Brian Baurmeister Rebecca Baumgartner Shawna Bentch What's that smell? Donnie Berry Christy Bias Amy Branch Dana Buckingham Sonya Burke Beverly Carroll Alison Carter Christy Carver Kelly Conklin Robbie Decker Chad DeSellam Rob Dornan Danny Espinosa James Evans Mike Freeman Barry Grider Grade Look teacher, a butterfly. Marc Hall Scott Hall Jill Harrison Angelle Hein nek son Duane Henry Mark Homan Timothy Hoover Perry Huff Billy Hughes Mike Hunter Scott Jones Peggy Jordan Martha Kilmer Brian LeCluyse Jerry Lees Carrie Leiby Karen Lindsey Kevin Lutjen Aaron Mahoney Nichole Marriott Troy listens to instructions. Nap time! Second Grade! 185 Do you see what 1 see? Shannon Medley Karla Metcalf Todd Miesner David Moore Trina Moorison Trade Niermeyer Melissa Pace Tina Parrish Kevin Rissler JoLeah Robertson Richard Rodriquez Jennifer Rouse Coletta Songster Kimberly Schad Minerva Sensening Kristina Smith Michelle Snyder Gilbert Stanley Kama Thouvenel Dennis Tierney Patrick Turpin Teresa Webb Richard Williams Deanna Wilson Heather Wilson Troy Wilson Arnold Zimmerman Mark Zimmerman 186 Second Grade I wonder if this one is good? Missy: Grandmas are good people. First Grade Builds Reading Skills Oh no! That just can't be! Pam Aeschbaker Caren Andrews Nathan Ball Deena Beeman Gary Blackburn Roger Blacksten Keith Blair Shannon Brimer Anthony Brown Lee Brown Daryl Burke Gwen Calton Denise Campbell George Carver John Casey Chad Chappell Tina Christiansen Melanie Coleman Aaron Cooper Austin Copeland Jenne'a DeFeo Melanie Dooley Kara Ecklund Tammy Edgar Joe Freeman Heather Goforth Deborah Grace Kevin Gremminge r First Grade! 187 Matthew Had er Ginger Headley Danise Hees Traci Henry Rhonda Hibdon Brian Hornberger Shane Horton Jenny Huff Jason Huffman Jeff Hunter Tina Hutchison Chad Jackson Kim Jennings Jason Johnson Carol Kahler Calvin Kenslow Doyle K ilner Jennifer Marriott Eli Martin April Masters Katherine McKinzie Eric Mills Amy Moore Angy Moore Kathy Moore Jerry Mullins Kimberly Nations Ryan Nolting Sarah Opie Chris Ritter Linda Salzman Ammon Sensenig The little drummer boy? Some assemblies are too long. 1881 First Grade W ii for me. Cheese! Jennifer Shewmaker Jeff Shoules Scotty Sizer Darrell Smith Travis Steele Brent Stephens Angela Stone Jeff Turner Stephen Uber Missy Vogt Chuck Ware Rosanne Weaver Benji Werner Nichole Wheeler Cornelia Wick am Julie Winningham Elvin Zimmerman Peter Zimmerman First Grade! 189 Kindergarteners enjoy school life Billy Armstrong Kevin Barron Jamie Beach Kriston Bentch Pat Berkstresser Kevin Bland Paul Bogle Chad Branch Jackie Coontz Jason Cunningham Travis Davis Heather Dinkins Kelly Die us Travis Dority Billy Jean Duvall Daniel Edgar Roger Ferguson Aaron Finoly Jams Frankiti Randy Hicks Troy Leatherman Mark Graber Carlos Hanrah Leslie Harrison Danielle Heim Tim Hawser Heather Hayes Ryan Flannery Jimmy Huff Michele Johnson Christy Kelsey Amy Kliendienst Jody Lamberson Home on the range. Heath Murdock Gregg Morrison Ronald Oelnch Rebecca Opie Jamie Porter Jeremy Raines Mr. Postman Hey Mom! mi ■! . T Ai. 1pjp We're mailing Valentines! Terry I.instead. Lena Martin Kelly Marshall Carla Massey Bobby Joe Mckinney Heather Moore Where did she come from? 1911 Kindergarten Jared Silkwood Brian Silvey Jeff Silvey Brian Shewmaker Melissa Shewmaker Shane Spratt Joyel Stephenson Kevin Sumner Ingrid Swenson Travis Tankersley Travis Thiemann Eric Tomblison Jason Vansell The Kindergarteners receive Valentines. I sealed this one with a kiss! Dana Waisner Gary Washia Aaron Weaver Chris Webb Jamie Williams Shelby Williams Angela Wilson Benji Wilson Larry Wilson Rebekah Wofford Mackie Wood Glenn Woolery The Indians are coming! 192 Kindergarten 193 Congratulations little graduates Isn't my hat cute? Golly Gee! Kindergarten graduation A row of happy graduates. Wow! My diploma! SENIORS A YRES, John—12,40,56.57,59,101,106-7,113 BART1MUS, Chris—12,40,63-4,107 BAUMGARTNER, Jeff—12,42,106,110,113,115-6.119. 120,148 BECKMANN. Terri—12-3.15,44-5.60-1,71,77.100-2,106, 113-116,126-7,138,198 BENTCH, Tim—12,79,95,104,113-116 BERKSTRESSER, Robert—12,29,106 BUCK. Mike— 12.15,40,100,105-6,110,113,116,119 BURKE, Donna—12,78,107,110 BUTTS, Don—107 CABLE, Tammy—103 CAINE, Pat—12,23,40,103,119 CAPPS, Eddie—12,103,107 CA R Y, Lyle—10,12-3,15,23,40.48,71,80,95.100-2,105,108, 113-4.116 CHOATE, Don—13,103 CLARK. Lynn—13,54,113,117 COFFMAN, Angie—10,13.29,72,81.100-1,104,117,119. 124-5,138 CROY, Terry—12,103 DEAN, Jay—13,107 DECKER, Lance—13.103,107 DINKEL, Deanna—103 DORSEY, Vanna—13,117 EASTERLY, Debi—13,28,100,103,111 EPPRIGHT, Martha—13,17.44,72,101-2,105-6,113,138, 198 ERB, Stephanie—14,103,110.117 FIELDS, Teresa—14,100,103 FOOSE, Susan—14,44,46,100,103,113,114,117 FRANK, Tuffy—9,10,14,19,21,44-5,52-3,71-2,100-2,105- 6,108 FRAZIER, Mary—14,101,103,109.111,117 GARBER, Kim—14,60-1,101-2,104-6,111,138 GARRISON, Joy—14-5,44-5,71,100,105-6,108.113,118. 138,198 GERKEM, Gregg—14,100,102.105,108 GLASS, James—14,101-2,117 GREEN, Lockie—14,23,102.103 GREEN. Steve—10,14,107,113,117 GRONSTEDT, Kathy-14,103 GUINN. Susan—15,3 HALL. Carole—15.24,44.52-3,71,72,88,95.101-1,106,108. 113-6 HALL, David—15,40,63.107 HANRAHAN, Lucy—15.103 HA UGEN, A nnette—15,20,109,117,127 HENDERSON, Steve—15,28,63,106-7 HIBDON, Paula—15,28,60,62,77,100,106.111,126,138 HITCHCOCK, Lynn—4,15-6,19,40,56-9,63,71,80,95,101. 106,108 HUFF. Karen—16,103,108 HUFF, Mary—13,16,103,119.124-5 HUFFMAN. Jerry—16,28,95,100-2,108 HUNTER, Jane-4,5,10,15-6,29,38.44-5,56,59,60-2,71,80. 102,106,109 JAMES, Eddie—16,103 JOHNSON, Carolyn—14-6,81-2,113,138,198-9 JONES, Jennifer—16,102,111,117,138 JOY, Cindy—16,29,79,101,108,111,117,138.195 KLEIN, Kevin—17,103,110 KLEIN. Rodney—5,10,17,19,22,38,48,63,69,100-1,105-6, 108 KREILING, Mary—17,103,109 KUMBERG, James—17,103 LAFAYETTE. Jim—17,28,40,63,76,107 LEATHERMAN, Teresa—103,119,138 LEE, Gerrit—17,107 MARPLE, Donna—17 MARRIOTT, Vicky-17 MASSEY, Becky—17,103 MC DONALD, Kevin—17,38,48-9,105-6,110 MEYER, Macoln—17,38,40,59,107 MAXWELL, Jeff—20,103,198 MILLER. Drake—17,102,108 MORRISON, Cindy—18,111,117,138 NEEDHAM, Kelly—12,60-2,74-5,71-72,100,111,126,127 NICHOLS, Karen—117,119,120 NOE, Diane—18 PATTON, Bonnie—18,103,113,116 PEDIGO, Joel—18,40,107,117 PENN, Howard—18,117 PIPES, Earl—18,40,107 PR YOR, James—18,40,58-9,63,103,113,115-6 RAY, Anita—19,103,117 RAY, Sherry—19,103.109 RICHARDSON. Marilyn—19,103,117 RITCHIE, Brenda—19,103 RITCHIE, Shiela—19.102,109,138 ROSS, Robert—25,113,117 ROYER, Becky—19,24,113,117 SI DEBOTTOM, Ginger—20,103.119,124-5 194 Index SILVEY, Ray 20,28,59,85,104,120 SLAVENS, Vicky—20,113 SLY, Laurie—12,28,59,85,101-2,108,113 SMITH. Marsha—20,44,46,60-2,103,128 SMITH, Steve—13,20,102-3,109 SNYDER, Shari-20,88,94,95,111,113-116,119,124,125 STAFFORD, Darren—20 STAFFORD, ferry—20 STENZEL, Todd-20.103 TALBOTT, Loren—107 TANKERSLY, Jeff—20,103 TOWLES, Jim—20,40-1,58-9,107 WALSH, Terry—16,20,74-5,95,100-2,108,113,116,119,138 WARD. Bart—21,29,103.106 WENGER, Ann—21,97,100-1,104,108,111-5,116-7,138 WILLIAMS, Teresa—21,95,100-1,106,111-5,119,120,138 WILLIAMS. Tracy—12-5,52-3,101,105,108,113 WILSON, Tony—21,107 WITHERSPOON, Tammy 21,89,107,113,115,117 WOOLERY, Caroline—21,106-7 CHER1CO, Dawn—30,60-1,101,127 CHISM, Wade—2,40-1,48-9.63,65,70,79,84,119 CLENDENN1NG, Cathy-30,38 COMSTOCK, Belinda—30,111 COMSTOCK, Carla-30,117 DANIELS, Alan—30,32,40,42,48,88,101-2,105-6,113,197 DANIELS, Brenda—30,103 DANIELS, Mary—30,103,119,120,123 DEAN, Randy—30,33,48,107 DOBBINS, Todd—107 DUCKWORTH, Tim—30,110 ENGELMEYER, Alowisia—30,95,103,117 FIELDS, Dale—30,107,117 FIELDS. Delbert—30,40,42 GARBER, Steve—30 GRAMKE, foe—30,59,107 GRONSTADT. Cara—30,103,117 GUINN, Cort—30,40,42,63-4,106,113,119,119 HALL, Julie—30,109,119,123 HA NCOCK, Trisha —31,46,60,81-2,107,113 YODER, Terry—19,21,40,48,52,69.113 ZELSMAN, Jeff—21,89.107,113,115,117 ZIMMERMAN, Sarah—10,12,81-2,101,108,113-4 JUNIORS ADK1SON, Dan—30,107,117 ALBERSON, Bonnie—30 ALLEE, Diann—30 BAUER, Beth—30,38,44,52-3,90,101,102,104-6,113,116 BAUER, Ellen—30,101,126 BAXTER, Shirley—30,60,100-2 BEEGLE, Brenda—30,103 BERCUME, Robert—30,109,198-9 BOATRIGHT, Lon 30,38,44.55,72.89,101-5,108,113,115. 116,119 BOECK, Bill—30,107,117 BUCK, Debbie—30,33,52,60,101,104-6,113-4,119-20 BURKHART, Jim-30 CABLE, Ken—51,30,101-2,117,196 CAMPBELL, Jim—4,30,32,48,82,84,106 CANTWELL, Michelle—30,101 CASHMAN, Don—59,101-2,105,113,116 CHASTEEN, Bert—30,78,101,103,110,113 HANSEN, Marty—31,107 HANSON, Todd—31,42.59,72.85,106 HARLOW, Carl—31,106,117 HARLOW, Particia—31 HARRISON, Charlene—30,101,102,111,117,198 HENDRIX, Chris—31 HERBERT, Juli—31,52.101-2.808-9 HERSHBERGER, Steve—30,32,59,63,72,80,100,104-6,108, 113,116 HIXON, Sonny 29,30-1,40,63,65,101,113,119 HOMAN, Curt—31 HUFF, Deanna—31,111 HUTCHISON, Jamie—30-1,72,81,85,88-9,100-2,108,113- 4,115,124,125 HUTCHISON, Joe—31 KEMPF, Michele—109 KENSLOW, Linda—31,46,111,117 KLEINDIENST, Deanna—31,117 KREIL1NG. Kathy-31.101,111 KUMBERG, Tammy—31 LEATHERMAN, Angela—31 LEE. Anita—31,60,77,111,127,138 LEWIS, Matt—30,85,95,100,102.108,115-6 LUTMAN, Gina—31,101-2,104,111,117 MARPLE, Bryan—31,107 MARRIOTT, Craig—31,107,117 MAUZEY, Linda—31,109,117,138 MAXWELL, Leescha—3,31,113,127 McCLELLAN, Daniel—28,31,63,113,116,119,120 McFARLAND, Cheryl—31,46.m,138 MILLER, Gene—31,103,106,117 NAPIER, Carol—31.60.105,106,107,108 NICKELS, Dan—31 NIKKEL, Becky—30.72,80,101.102,104,113,119,123 NOE, Nancy—32,117 PACE, Rose—32,104.111,113 PARRISH, Jay—30,32,38,59,107 Index 1195 PARSONS, Bill 106,UO PETCOFF, Chris—32,103,11,117 PETERSEN, Robert—32,56,59.102,105,113,116 PHELPS. Teresa—32 PURL. Ivah—107,117 RAND, Susan—32,117 ROBER TS, Susan—4,5.30.81,82.100,101.102.104.105,109, 113,198 RUMBO, Allen—109 SALZMAN, David—32,40,42 SCOTT, Tom—40,42,107 SHEWMAKER, Vicki—32,44,72,74.75,101,102,104,138 S1DEBOTTOM, Mike—32,63,101,102,138 SILER, Shana—32,109,113,119,124,125 S1LVEY. Sandy—3,32,44,46,60.72,101,104,105,106,113, 114,115,116,119,120,127 SLABACH, Danette—32 SMITH. Ron—32 SOLLMANN, Richard—32,117 STUBBLEFIELD, Brian 29,32,117 TELFER, Sally—5.32,46,47,113,127 TODD. Carolynn—32.89,91.95.101,108,113,114,115,116, 119.120 TOMBLINSON, Rhonda—32 TURPIN, Paula—32.103 VOGT, Kay—32,103,111,117 WASHBURN, Kelly—32,33,52,105,113,198 WATERS, Donny—32 WEBSTER, Brad—32 WEINR1CH, Alan—32,119 WEST, Scott—33 WHALEY, Chris—32,126,109 WHITE, Ginger- 3,32,44,46,52,88.109,113,116,198 WILLIAMS, Cindy—32,44,46,60,111,113,138 WILLIAMS. Meri 32.106,110 WILLSON. Alicia—32.101,108,109,113,114,116,119,120 WILSON. Kevin—32,59.107 WITT ROCK, leff— 32,110 WOOD, Carolyn—32,78,102.110,117 WOODS, Pat—32,52,79,100,111,117 YODER, Steve—32,59,107 YPYA, Terri—5,32,44,46,60,61,72,98,106,109,113 SOPHOMORES APPLEBURY, lim—64 ARMENT, Donnie—34,40,58,59,63,64,98 BAILEY, Russell 34,106 BEEMAN, Robin—34,60 BENTCH, Ron—5,34,40,41,42,51,104,105,110.113,115,116 BERKSTRESSER, Lisa—34,119 BLACKBURN, Rita—34,111 BLAIR, Tammy—34,38,102,119 BOICOURT, Patty—34 BOWERS, Russell 34,102.113,115,116,117 CALVERT, Gardith—1,34,119,120,123 CASH MAN, Rob—34,41,42,79 CHAMBERLAIN, Kevin—2,34,38,40,42,48,63,82.100,105, 106,117 CLINES, Helen—34 COLLYOTT, Beverly—34,106 COMSTOCK, Bonnie—34,46,101.113,119.123,127 COMSTOCK, Kim—34,111 COMSTOCK, Tim—34 COURSEY. Cameron—34,95 CRENSHAW, Mike—34,63,64 CULP, Rodney 34,40.42,51,100,102,106 CURRY, Jeff—34,110 DANIELS, Marsha—16,52 DORSEY, Pam—35 DOUGLASS, Mary Anne—35,110 DUKES, John—35 EASTERLY, Mike—110,113.116 EICHLER, Todd—106 ELDRIDGE, Mary Lou—35,80,89,113,114,115,116,117. 126.127,197 FIELDS, Richard—35,48,51,110 FLEENER, Susie—35,106,119,124,125 FRA NC1S. Sue—35.72,81,119,120,123 FRAZIER, Rita—35 FUELLING, Kurt—14,35 GREMMINGER, Donna—35,110 HAILEY, Mark—35,102 196 Index HALL, Pat tie—35,38,46,47,60,62,117 HARDEY, Renee—35,111,117 HARTER, David—35 HAYDEN, John—35,78,110,113 HEI TZMA N, Beth—35,60,105,106,119,120 HEITZMAN, Ted—102 HELLER, Mike—106,113,117 HOUCHENS, Sonseeray—28,28,60,102 HUFF, Marilyn—36,101 HULL, Jan—36,78,106,110,113 HUMPHREY, Charles—36 JAMERSON, Reatha—36 JOHNSON, Ralph—36,106,119,120 KELSO, Eleanor—36,117 KENNEY, Bruce—36.110 KESSLER, Cindy—36,102 KINSEY, Leann—36 KLEIN, John—36,78,106,110 LAWSON, Kelly—36,111 LEATHERMAN, Paula—36,60 LEE, Darren—36,106,119 LEE, Matt—36 1,80,106,119,120 LISENBY, Terry—36 LOGANBILL, Matt—36,59,117 MARSH, Davida—36,113,120,123,127 MASON, Alex—36 McDANIEL, Mike—36,HO McFARLAND, Debbie—36,46,47,60,62,101,102,105,113, 123,127 McGINNIS, Andy—36 McGINNIS, Randy—36 MILLER, Steve—36.109 MOORE, Mike—37,59.113,116 MORTZ, Judy—37,111 MORTZ, Junior—37,40,42,48,51,63,106 NAPIER, Betty—37,102,117,138 NATIONS, Sarah—37,101,113 NEAL, Tim—15,37,101,102 NEWKIRK, Lance—37,117 NIERMEYER, Chris—5,34,37,95,100,102 PATTON, Jim—58,59 PA TTON, Penny—37,79,101,111,113,126 PORTER, Gloria—37,60,101,102 POSEY, Jennifer—198 u . CO-HV ' « VI� ifnnaiBfsmn POWER, Terry—34,36,37,38,95,100.101 PRYOR, June—37,111 RAYL, Everett—37 REINEKE, Paula—37,110 ROBERTS, Stanley—37,106,110 ROBERTSON, Greg—37,110 SANGSTER, Clifford—63 SCHELP, Ronnie—37,59 SHEPP, Connie—34,37,100,120,119 SLAGLE, Wendy—44,46,37,52,72,81,82,101,105,106,120, 122,138 STAFFORD, Lynn—37 STEFFEN. Stephanie—4,37,38,52.53,72,80,89,105,113,116, 119,122 TORTORICE, Jackie 34,37,72,74,75 WENGER, Fred—37,51,104,105,110 WHITE, Cindy—37,52,113,119,120 WILLIAMS. David—37,48,51,63,117 WILSON, Wesley-37 WITT, Ronnie—37,117,110 WOOD, Jimmy—37,42,106 WOODS, Steve—37 WOOLERY, Robert—37,78,110 YARNELL, Viola—37,101,113,114 YODER, Rodney—37,63,106 Index!197 Mirror staff is busy putting the 1980-81 yearbook together Mirror Staff: Left to Right: Joy Garrison, Editor; Tern Beckman, fer Posey, Ginger White, Photographer; Susan Roberts, Charlene Har- Martha Eppright, Jeff Maxwell, Robert Bercume. Photographer; Jenm- rison, Carolyn Johnson, not pictured Carole Cobb, Advisor; with staff members. 1981 Mirror Staff Mirror Staff! 199