Neelyville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Neelyville, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1975 volume:

J 1 Standing: Janis Morgan, Donna Shepard, Seniors; Myra Henry, Administration Faculty; Brenda Berry, Business Manager; Peggy Dickison, School Life; Grace Boyers, Editor-in-Chief; Cindy Blagg, Anna Hribovsek, Administration Faculty; Teresa Jones, Barbra Shepard, Elementary. Seated: Mattie Polk; Marvel Hill, Sports; Jerry Back, Photographer; Donna Fain, Underclasses; Mike Turner, Art Editor; Roy Bridgewater, Advertising Manager; Joey Cavness, Activities Organizations, Mrs. Virginia Brannon, Advisor. Table of Contents Title Page ............................................................................ 1 Table of Contents...................................................................... 2 School Life............................................................................ 3 Administration ........................................................................ 7 Dedication ............................................................................ 8 Faculty............................................................................... 10 Seniors .............................................................................. 22 Senior Superlatives ............................................................... 30 Senior Achievements ............................................................... 33 Activities and Organizations ......................................................... 36 Sports ............................................................................... 56 Juniors .............................................................................. 66 Sophomores ........................................................................... 70 Freshmen ............................................................................. 74 Special Education..................................................................... 78 Junior High School Activities ........................................................ 79 Junior High School ................................................................... 83 Personnel ............................................................................ 90 Elementary............................................................................ 92 Neelyville ........................................................................ 93 Hillview ......................................................................... 104 Coon Island ...................................................................... 115 Advertisements ...................................................................... 118 2 These Are the The School Board Strives for Quality Education. BOARD OF EDUCATION: Billy J. Blagg, Superintendent; Johnny Atwell, Board Member; Jimmie Miller, President; Tom McKinley, Board Member; John Gutterman, Vice President; Donny Wrather, Board Member; Fred Patty, Director of Federal Programs; Carl Dollins, Secretary (not pictured) 7 Mr. Richard Rich B.S.E., M.S.E. Jr. - Sr. High Principal Mrs. Mildred VanDover B.S.E., M.E.Ed. Elementary Supervisor We, the Publication Class of 1975, Dedicate GOOD TIMES to theN.H.S. Faculty, For their sincere concern. 3ii For their determination. For their availability. For their creativity. In Order to Show Our Appreciation for all the Time and Effort Given to Us While in High School. For sponsoring our clubs. For spending extra hours, helping us raise funds for special projects. For their school spirit, ¥ Senior Band MUSIC is important in our lives OFFICERS: Janis Morgan, Parlimentarian; Cathy Caudle, Treasurer; Oarion Tyler, President; Anna Hribovsek, Vice-President; Janet Turner, Secretary; Nancy Dawson, Reporter. Majorettes: A. Norman. B. Strickland, R. Boone. C. Gardner. C. Caudle. C. Blagg. D. Atwell. T. Morrow, P. Hover. First Row: B. Berry, D. Smith, S. Petit, T. Knight, M. Dunlap, B. Ferguson, T. Dollins, M. McWilliams, P. Truelove, S. McKinney, R. Blagg, S. Turner, G. Blagg, C. Crossen, G. Jones, R. Birdsong, S. Asher. Second Row: P. Gregory, B. Morgeson, B. Moyer, S. Darnell. M. Franklin. C. Atwell. T. Garner. R. Short, D. Murray, W. Darnell, C. Hager, G. Darnell, N. Dawson, J. Turner, D. Tyler, J. Morgan, J. Ovitt, R. Cayo, L. Cayo, M. Gutterman, S. McKinney. J. Patty, M. Smody. Third Row: J. Hover. L. Thomas. J. Hoggard. K. Caudle. P. Hanner, P. Morgan, A. Hribovsek, B. Chitwood, R. England. E. Pennington. Fourth Row: R. Curtis, R. Ramsey, J. Clayton, W. Smith, R. Payne, R. Dickison, G. Parish. E. Daughhetee. Mr. James Mulligan, R. Vickery. G. Blagg. C. Asher, A. Spradling, T. Stricklin, A. Rice. D. Truelove, R. Jenkins, D. Rush.S. Knowiton, J. Patty. 10 INTERMEDIA TE BAND Mr. James Mulligan M. S. E. Music Theory, Band Eight Grade Sponsor Officers: Gene Patty, President; Paul Humphrey, Vice President; Rebecca Blagg, Secretary; Cindy Talbott, Chairman; Randy Hager, Historian; Van Murray, Reporter. First row: Charlene Ovitt, Cheryl Fields, Jackie McCain, Reggie Alcorn, Shelia Mize, Cindy Talbott, Cheryl Ferguson, Melissa Asher, Sherry Graham, Patricia Dunlap, Kathy Gilmore. Rebecca Blagg. Second row: Brad Short. Deloris Lewis. Tammy Strick- land, Gene Jones, Greg Shands, Lynn Phillips, Randy Hager, Jackie Epps, Gene Patty, Bob Morgeson, Anthony Quinn, Terry Gilmore, Van Murray, Beulah Hill, Priscilla Chitwood, Natalie Franklin. Back row: Kim Emmons, Patricia Grandberry, Mr. Mulligan, Phillip Spradling, Paul Humphrey. Business Education Mrs. Norma Foster B.S.E., M.S.E. Cler. Prae. I, II; Acc. I; Bus. Math Law; Off. Mach. Ninth Grade Sponsor Mrs. Karen Skaggs B.S.E., M.S.E., Junior Class Sponsor Typ., Shorthand, Sec. Prae. I, Gen. Bus. “I wonder why I took Typing! Why aren't Peggy and Annie working? Men Who Tell Us About The World And Events In History Mr. John P. Hutchinson, Sr. B. S. E. Wor. Hist., Am. Hist., Beta Sponsor, State Sponsor, Sr. Class Sponsor Mr. James M. Jones B. S. E.. M.S. E. Junior High Social Studies Eighth Grade Sponsor Mr. Phillip Short B. S. E. Wor. Geo., Mo. Hist., Am. Prob.. Econ.-Soc. Sophomore Class Sponsor What are you covering up, Lisa? I wonder who she's with? Mrs. Phyllis Burris B.S.E., M.A. Jr. High English Jr. Beta Sponsor Mr. Allen Bates B.S.E., M.S.E. English 11,111 Soph. Class Sponsor Mrs. Virginia Brannon B.A. Eng. I, IV, Speech, Publications Freshman Class Sponsor English and Speech, The Gateways To Communication A truly studious young man. My throat always hurts when I have to read out loud. Four score and seven years ago 14 Mr. Jeffrey Dettmer BSE Math 9, Alg. I, II; Trig. Pep Club Sponsor Mr. Jerome Cox B. S. Jr. High Math Junior Class Sponsor Unbelievable I MA THEMA TICS is a useful and fascinating division of human knowledge. It has helped us to solve many puzzles that man must face. is Trig is so boring, even the teacher sleeps! Did I do it right this time? IN CARPENTR Y and MECHANICS,students develop skills. Mr. J. M. Bollheimer Carpentry Building Trades Mr. Marvin Murray Auto Mechanics Jerry's car is being diagnosed by the mechanics class. Carpentry class stands before their project. 16 PHYSICAL EDUCA LION helps us grow strong in m ind as well as body. It helps us to accept defeat and enjoy victory. What are you protesting now? Mr. Terry Tomlinson, B. S. E. Or. Ed.. Sr. High Coach, P. E. “Burt Renolds, eat your heart out! Mrs. Dorlis McKinney, B. S. E., M. S. E. P. E., Health, Psychology, Jr.—Sr. High Cheerleaders, Sr. Class Sponsor. 17 “How high did you say that is?' Mr. Doug Adams, B. S. Jr. High P. E., Jr. High Coach, Seventh Grade Sponsor Brenda Berry, newspaper editor, holds a staff meeting. Who said publications is all work and no play? Don't give us that innocent look. We know you made a boo-boo. This paste up job is sticky business! Grace Boyers, annual editor, gives her work serious attention. SCIENCE is knowledge gained by systematic study. Is Pam taking notes or writing notes? Mr. Harold Thurman, B. S. E. Jr. High Science Seventh Grade Sponsor Mr. Bruce Yeager, B. S. E. Bio. If II, Chem., Gen. Sci. Junior Class Sponsor What have we created? These students illustrate the seriousness of science. Pasteur and Lister? John is observing the wonders of chemistry. 19 HOME ECONOMICS is agoodplace to start learning to be a homemaker. VO CA TIONA L AGRICULTURE and SHOP prepare boys for future problems they may have to face. Mr. Duane Allen 8. S., M. Ed. Vo. Ag. I, II, III, IV FFA Advisor Special Education Mr. Lee Johnson B. S. E. Spec. Ed. Secretaries Mrs. Mary Berry, Secretary Principal's office Mrs. Lois Bollheimer, Secretary Superintendent's office Mrs. Harriet Dollins, Secretary Director of Federal Programs Librarian and Counselor Mr. Gladys Hill B. S. E.. M. E. Librarian Library Club Sponsor Mrs. Alberta Teel B. S. E., M. S. E. Jr. and Sr. High Guidance Counselor FT A Sponsor 21 OFFICERS: Anna Hribovsek, Treasurer; Roger Walters, President; Mike Turner, Historian; Roy Bridgewater, Secretary; Peggy Dickison, Reporter. Brenda Allen Jerry Back Brenda Berry 22 James Brown Viril Campbell Joey Cavness 23 Mary Harris No Photo Cathy Emmons Donna Fain 24 Sandi Hill Gayle Howard Pat Harris Anna Hribovsek Danny Humprey Teresa Jones Myra Henry Marvell Hill 4 Jeanette Little Kay Littrell Doris McCain Gary McCain Dwain McPike Linda Magruder Bobby Miller Janis Morgan 26 Bill Scott Mary Sence Barbara Shepard 27 Donna Shepard Mike Smody Doug Stafford Mike Turner Darion Tyler Marion Tyler Roger Walters David Watson 28 SPONSORS Mrs. McKinney, Mr. Hutchison COLOR Maroon, Silver FLOWER Red Rose MOTTO We have just crossed the bay and the ocean lies ahead. Sharon Willcut Seniors gain consentration. Mr. Rich said, The hair must go! Whatcha doing after school? Mother never told me about ultra-brite. 29 SENIOR SUPERLA TIVES These students rank academically in the top of their class. Superlatives are chosen by faculty mem- bers. Selection is based on academic achievement, character, citizenship, school spirit, and service to the school. These Superlatives have gained the respect and confidence of faculty and students alike. They have set a pace in scholarship, activities, and personal standards worthy of being followed by underclassmen. Brenda Berry Grace Boyers Brenda Berry is one who displays standards of success above most other students. Her favorite classes have been math and history courses. During her high school years, she has enjoyed being a cheerleader and a band member. Brenda's hobbies include playing the piano, sewing, and cooking. Her future plans are to attend Three Rivers Community College and Arkansas State University, where she hopes to major in business management. Brenda's motto is, Look to this day; for yesterday is already a dream and tomorrow is only a vision. Grace Boyers can be characterized as one with a searching interest in life, maintaining a grade point average of 10.81. Academically, she enjoyed the why of chemistry and the problem solving of algebra. Her future plans are to attend Three Rivers Community College and major in business. Some of her most enjoyable high school experiences came from making friends and participating in school activities. Grace says, When you are sorrowful, look again into your heart and you shall see that in truth you're weeping for that one which has been your delight. 30 Peggy Dickison Peggy Dickison is described as compassionate to her fellow- man, and honest. She has a grade point average of 7.41, and has preferred the courses of math, typing, and office machines. Peggy enjoys swimming, reading and sewing as her hobbies. Her best memories of school pertain to watching the Tigers play basketball. She plans someday to work in a business office. Happiness is a perfume you cannot pour on others without getting a few drops on yourself, has been Peggy's motto. Donna Fain Donna Fain spends her spare time reading, sewing, and swimming. She also enjoys just being with her friends. Accounting has been her favorite class. Donna is described by her teachers and classmates as being tolerant. Her future plans are to find a job, attend Three Rivers Community Col- lege, and to someday marry. Donna's favorite saying is, To err is human, to forgive is divine. Sandi Hill Sandi Hill's most valued memory of school has been the friends which she has made. She has also enjoyed learning at the vocational school. Sandi's hobbies are reading, riding Hondas, and writing poetry. After graduating, she hopes to become a registered nurse or to enter into some other field of health. She feels, If you really want to hear me, hear what I am not saying -what I may never be able to say. 31 Anna Hribovsek Anna Hribovsek plans to attend Three Rivers Community College and to major in business. She performs in an excellent manner, and shows concern for others. Her hobbies are read- ing, listening to music, writing, and just relaxing. Educational- ly she has enjoyed band, bookkeeping, and driver's education. Having had fun with the rest of her classmates in one of Anna's favorite memories of school. Anna's motto is, I know not all that may be coming, but be it what it will. I'll go to it laughing. Janis Morgan Janis Morgan, the only superlative to graduate at semester, enjoys sewing, singing, cooking, long walks, and making people laugh. She plans to work, get married, and maybe attend night college. Janis mainly enjoyed just being with her friends at school. Her favorite classes were clothing, consumer educa- tion, and physical education. Janis tries to go through life by following the motto, If you can't always try to smile, be happy, and enjoy life: What's the use in being alive? Roger Walters Mike Smody Mike Smody, who has a grade point average of 8.58, feels that one should never put off till tomorrow what he can do today. Mike's favorite courses have been the science and math classes. He plans to obtain a Bachelor of Science degree at Southeast Missouri State University and then to go into farm- ing. This year Mike has obtained his flying license, so in his spare time, besides swimming and fishing, he flies planes. Do unto others as you would have them do unto you, summarizes Roger Walter's feelings toward life. He has enjoyed being able to communicate with the student body and has also enjoyed being a member of the Tiger basketball and baseball teams. His favorite classes have been biology and chemistry. Roger's hobbies include hunting and playing pool. He hopes to either attend Southeast Missouri State University and major in agriculture, or to go into construction work. SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS BRENDA ALLEN F.H.A. 1,2. 4; Pep Club 3. 4; SEMO Track 1.2. 3; Sew With Cotton 1 2 3, 4. JERRY BACK Russian Club 1; Student Council 1; Photography Award 1; Football 1 Basketball 1; Electricity Shop Award 1; Class Officer 1.2; Homecomi Master of Ceremonies 3; Society of Outstanding High School Students 3 4 Who's Who in American High School Students 3. 4; Pep Club 3; Pep Club Officer 3. BRENDA BERRY Band 1,2, 3, 4; Band Officer 1; Cheerleader 1.2, 3, 4; Cheerleader Captain 2. 4; Lettermen's Club 1,2; Pep Club 3. 4; Pep Club Officer 4; F.H.A. 1.2, 3, 4; F.H.A. Officer 1,2, 3; F.T.A. 3, 4; F.T.A. Officer 4; Library Club 2, 3. 4; Library Club Officer 4; Sr. Beta Club 2. 3, 4; Sr. Beta Officer 3; F.H A Valentine Royality 3; F.F.A. Sweetheart 4; Sew With Cotton 1.2. 3; Re- gional Winner 2; Society Of Outstanding High School Students 3 4 Newspaper Editor 4. CINDY BLAGG Band 1,2,3, 4; Band Officer 1,3; Who's Who 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3.4; Sew With Cotton 1,3; Majorette 2; Head Majorette 3.4; F.H .A. 1,2. 3, 4; F.H.A. Officer 1,2, 3; Regional F.H.A. Officer 3,4; Who's Who in High School Students 3; Sr. Beta 2, 3. 4; Library Club 2. 3. 4; Library Club Of- ficer 2, 3; F.T.A. 2, 3; F.T.A. Officer 3; Society of Outstanding High School Students. VERNON BOYD GRACE BOYERS F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Sr. Beta Club 3. 4; Sr. Beta Officer 4; Library Club 2, 3.4; Library Club Officer 4; Pep Club 3. 4; Band 1,2, 3; Class Officer 1,3; Val- entine Attendant 1; Who's Who 2, 3. 4; Cheerleader 1; Sew With Cotton 1, 2; Society of Outstanding High School Students 3; Yearbook Editor 4; English Award 1,2, 3; History Award 1.3; Geography Award 2; Math Award 1; Algebra 1,11 Award 2, 3, Biology Award 1.3. ROY BRIDGEWATER Library Club 3. 4; Library Club Officer 4, Pep Club 4, Class Officer 1,2. 4; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1. DONNA BROOKS F.H.A. 1,2. 4; Track 1,2; Pep Club 3. 4; VICA Club 4. JAMES BROWN VIRGIL CAMPBELL JOEY CAVNESS F.H.A. 2,4, Pep ICub 4; Drama Club 3; German Club 1,3. RORY DAVIS Football 1.2. 3. Baseball 1.2. 3; Track Field 3. PEGGY DICKISON F.H.A. 2, 3. 4, Pep Club 3. 4; Pep CLub Officer 4; Sr. Beta Club 2. 3; Sr. Beta Club Officer 3; Sociology Award 3; Class Officer 3. 4. Who's Who 4. DOYLE DOLLINS Band 1,2; Basketball 1; Lettermen's Club 1; Pep Club 3. JERRY EMMONS F.F.A. 1,2, 3. 4; Basketball 1,2. 3; Who's Who 4. KATHY EMMONS F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Chorus Officer 2; Sew Wtih Cotton 1. DONNA FAIN F.H.A. 2, 3; Band 1,2; Sew With Cotton 1,2; Algebra I Award 1; Book- keeping Award 3; Sr. Beta 2, 3. 4, Pep Club 3,4; Who's Who 4 MARY HARRIS Pep Club 3,4, Track 1,2, 3. 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; F.H.A. 1,2. 3,4. PAT HARRIS F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2; Chorus Officer 2; Pep Club 3, 4. VICA Club 4; Sew With Cotton 1. MYRA HENRY F.H.A. 1; Library Club 1,2, 3, 4; Library Club Officer 3,4; Sr. Beta 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Physical Education Award 3; Who's Who 4; Track 1,2. MARVEL HILL Pep Club 3, 4; Cheerleader 1,2, 3, 4; Lettermen's Club 1,2; Track 1,2,3, 4; Who's Who 4. SANDI HILL F.H.A. 1,2, 3; Library Club 1,2; Sr. Beta Club 1,2,3; Sr. Beta Club Of- ficer 3; Sew With Cotton 1; VICA Club 4. GAYLE HOWARD F.H.A. 3.4; Pep Club 3. 4. ANNA HRIBOVSEK F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; F.H.A. Officer 3; F.H.A. Regional Officer 3; Jr. Beta Club 1; Jr. Beta Officer 1; Sr. Beta Club 2. 3. 4; Sr. Beta Officer 3. 4; Pep Club 3, 4, Pep Club Officer 4; Band 1.2, 3. 4; Band Officer 3. 4, Class Officer 2.3,4; Who's Who 4 DANNY HUMPHREY TERESA JONES F.H.A. 1,2. 3, 4. F.H.A. Officer 2. 4; Chorus 1; Chorus Officer 1; Track 1 2; Sew With Cotton 1.2, 3. 4; Library CLub 2. 3; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. Class Favorite 3; Pep Club 3. 4, VICA Club 4; Who's Who 4. JEANETTE LITTLE Library Club 4; F.H.A. 1.2; Pep Club 3. 4; Track 1.2. 3. 4. KAY LITTRELL Chorus 2. F.H.A. 3, 4. DORIS McCAIN F.H .A. 1,2,4; Pep Club 3. 4; Track 1,2; Sew With Cotton 1,2, 3.4. GARRY McCAIN DWAIN McPIKE LINDA MAGRUDER F.H.A. 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Sr. Beta 3. 4; Music Award 3. BOBBY MILLER JANIS MORGAN F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; F.H.A. Officer 2,4; F.T.A. 2, 3.4; F.T.A. Officer 3, 4. Sr Beta 3. 4. Library Club 2. 3, 4; Library Club Officer 3, 4; Band 1 2. 3. 4 Band Officer 4; Who's Who 3. 4; Sew With Cotton 1.2; F H.A. Jr. Degree; F.H.A. Chapter Degree; Chorus 1.2; Chorus Officer 1,2, Senior Superla- tive 4. JOHN MORGESON VICA Club 4. BARB PAYNE F.H.A. 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 3.4. CHARLES PIRC F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Library CLub 3, 4; Class Officer 1; Pep Club 3, 4. MATTIE POLK Cheerleader 1,2,3; Sr. Beta 3; F.H.A. 1,2, 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Lettermen's Club 1.2. Track 1,2. 3; Jr. Beta 1. TOMMIE ROBINSON F.F.A. 1.2. 3, 4. Basketball 1.2. 3. 4. BILL SCOTT F.F.A. 1,2. 3. 4; Sr. Beta Club 2. MARY SENCE Chorus 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2, 3. 4; F.H.A. 'er of the Year 1; Pep CLub 3, 4. BARBARA SHEPARD Band 2, Sew With Cotton 1,2, 4; F.H.A. 2,3; Pep Club 3. Sr. Beta Club 2 3,4. MIKE SMODY Band 1.2. 3, 4. F.F.A. 1,2, 3. 4; F.F.A. Officer 4; F.F.A. Soil Judging 2. F.F.A. Animal Judging 3; Library Club 1,2, 3, 4, Library Club Officer 2, Sr. Beta Club 3, 4; Chemistry Award 3. Who's Who 4; Pep Club 4. DOUG STAFFORD Band 1,2; Basketball 1; Baseball 1. Pep Club 3. 4 MIKE TURNER F.F.A. 1,2. 3, 4; F.F.A. Officer 3; Pep CLub 4; Class Officer 2,4; Who's Who 4. Crop Production Award 3; Band 1; BOAC Chairman 4. DARION TYLER Band 1,2, 3, 4; Band Officer 4; Honor Band 2, 3; Who's Who 4; Library Club 3, 4, Library Club Officer 4, Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Pep Club 4; Lettermen's Club 1,2. MARION TYLER Pep Club 3.4; Who's Who 4; Band 1. ROGER WALTERS Basketball 1,2,3. 4; Baseball 1,2. 3, 4; Lettermen's Club 1,2; Field Goal Percentage Award 2; Rebounding Award 2; Assist Award 3; Hitting Award 3; Pitching Award 3; Sr. Beta 3, 4; Sr. Beta Officer 4; Class Officer 3. 4. Speech Award 3; Who's Who 3, 4; F.F.A. 1.2, 4; F.F.A. Officer 2; Home- coming Escort 3. 4; Jr. Beta Club 1; Jr. Beta Officer 1; High Individual Soil Judging 2. DAVID WATSON SHARON WILLCUT F.H.A. 1.2, 3. 4, F.H.A. Officer 4; Chorus 2; Chorus Officer 2; F.F.A. Sweetheart Attendant 2; F.F.A. Sweetheart 3; Library Club 3, 4; Home- coming Attendant 3; Pep CLub 3. 33 SENIOR SNAPS Joey, are you trying to take over Mrs. Skagg's job? Who said Vernon was camera shy? Dwain, you're not supposed to look at his paper! Looks like Charles is hard at work. 34 Is Annie daydreaming or working? Hey Rory, you look a little different now. 35 A CTIVITIES 36 1 Yiidd Je re A atoned ckoden by javsmistjf Miss Teresa Jones Tiger Queen Miss Brenda Berry Mrs. Mattie Polk Miss Cindy Blagg Miss Grace Boyers First Alternate Second Alternate Third Alternate Fourth Alternate 37 PEP CL UB Boy, this crew will do anything to gain attention! 38 Row One: D. Watkins, D. Atwell, T. Morrow, D. Murray, D. Wilson, P. Galbraith, S. Petit, M. Harris, M. Hill, T. Jones, C. Blagg, B. Berry. Row Two: P. Grandberry, R. Curtis. R. Short, S. Turner, A. Norman, C. Atwell, M. Gutterman, J. Ovitt, B. Strickland, Mr. Dettmer. Row Three: T. Fisher, P. Sheppard, M. Polk, L. McCombs, B. Allen, G. McCain, J. McCain, D. McCain, R. Harris, M. Henry, J. Little. Row Four: L. Teel, M. Woods, D. Harris, N. Dawson, J. Turner, J. Gordon, T. Simmons, S. Loveless, K. Sheppard, D. May, L. Rickman, C. Harris. Row Five: G. Blagg, S. Graham, A. Rice, T. Garner, B. Stanley, T. Morris, S. Hill, P. Gregory, P. Hanner, G. Boyers. Row Six: G. Howard, L. Magruder, M. Sence, P. Truelove, M. Smody, D. Tyler, K. Fain, R. Boone, R. Ramsey. Row Seven: L. Warren, V. Alexander, D. Darnell, T.Stricklin, J. Gilmore, B. Scott, M. Tyler, R. Wilson, K. Bryan, D. Fain. Row Eight: D. Riley, J. Cavness, A. Hribovsek, P. Dickison, R. Bridgewater, K. Caudle, B. Pippin, C. Asher, D. Hart, M. Turner, A. Asher. Row Nine: D. Burnside, B. Freeman, C. Rickard, D. Stafford, J. Perish, A. Dugas, W. Dye. C. Scudder, R. Moore. Pep Club Officers Randy Wilson Vice-President Annie Hribovsek Reporter Brenda Berry President Peggy Dickison Treasurer 39 Future Homemakers OFFICERS: Seated, V.P., Jodi Bryan; Pres., Janet Turner; Reg. Hist., Cindy Blagg; Treas., Jeannie Kurz; Asst. Song L., Beverly Stanley; Parlimentarian, Teresa Jones; Dev. L.. Jean Gordan; Rep., Cathy Caudle; Song L., Janis Morgan; Asst. Sec., Angela Asher; Rec. L., Pat Galbraith; Sec., Gay Darnell, (not shown). First Row: B. Stanley, P. Galbraith. C. Caudle, T. Jones. A. Asher, C. Blagg. M. Turner, Chapter Beau; J. Turner, J. Bryan, J. Kurz, J. Morgan, J. Gordan. Second Row: G. Boyers, R. Boone, S. Turner, S. McKinney, T. Morrow, D. Murray, S. Graham, J. McCain, D. McCain, R. Harris, B. Allen, Sponsor; Mrs. Hall. Third Row: D. Brooks, D. Fain, K. Bryan, A. Rice, D. Atwell, C. Crossen, M. Dunlap, T. Morris, P. Sheppard, N. Dawson, T. Garner, P. Freeman. Fourth Row: L. Warren, J. Cavness, A. Hribovsek, P. Dickison, P. Hover, G. Jones, M. Sence, K. Littrell, C. Hager, T. Fisher, S. Petit, R. Birdsong. Fifth Row: D. May, V. Alexander, R. Ramsey. B. Berry, M. Harris, L. McComb, L. Harris, R. Short, G. Howard. L. Magruder. Sixth Row: K. Sheppard, C. Harris, L. Wattle. D. Ellis. M. Pruett. V. Caldwell, B. Payne, C. Emmons, D. Harris, M. Woods. Seventh Row: R. Blagg, P. Gregory, T. Powell, B. Ferguson, R. Ferguson, G. Blagg, B. Morgeson, T. Barber, B. Moyer. Eighth Row: M. Gutterman, P. Morgan, P. Hanner, P. Truelove. L. Teel, C. Atwell, B. Strickland, J. Ovitt, A. Norman, N. Franklin. 40 All right, who's next? I wonder what they'll do to us next? It's suppose to rain today. Gap for the Wolfman. We've got Legs! Miss America candidates for 1980. 41 First row: J. Jones, R. Alexander, M. Smody, R. Strickland, R. Wilson, F. F. A. Sweetheart: B. Berry, S. Dicken, R. Sisk, C. Steele, D. Riley. Second row: T. Robinson, W. Morris, R. Jenkins, D. Payne, K. Dicken, K. Caudle, L. Thomas, K. Whitehead, J. Hall, L. Hoss, R. England, J. Hoggard, C. Asher, S. Bryan, B. Scott, E. Harris. Third row: R. Walters, F. Steele, B. Payne, J. Parish, K. Fain, G. Deckard, T. McCombs, K. Maloy, J. McCain, R. Barker, R. Stafford, R. Powell, D. Blagg, M. Turner, Advisor: Mr. Allen. Fourth row: L. Stafford, J. Hover, D. Barber, C. Rickard, D. Humphrey, C. Pire, V. Boyd, J. Lewis, R. Hill, A. Robinson, B. Newcomb, G. Parish, D. Truelove. 42 OFFICERS JIMMY JONES Assistant Reporter RICHARD ALEXANDER Assistant Secretary DANIEL RILEY Sentinel RICK SISK Reporter JEFF GILMORE Assistant Treasurer MIKE SMODY Treasurer STEVE DICKEN Vice-President RANDY WILSON President RANDY STRICKLAND Secretary 43 Some people take hard work in small doses. F.F.A. BARNWARMING F.F.A. SWEETHEARTAND ATTENDANTS 45 Betty Freeman, second attendant, secorted by Steve Dicken; Angela Asher, first attendant, escorted by Randy Strickland; Brenda Berry, F. F. A. Sweetheart, escorted by Randy Wilson. SENIOR BETA OFFICER: Anna Hribovsek, Parlimentarian; Janet Turner. Reporter; Randy Wilson, Vice-President; Roger Walters, President; Grace Boyers, Secretary; Steve Dicken, Treasurer; Dona Shepard, Historian. First Row: C. Gardner, A. Asher, T. French, D. Wilson, D. Murray, B. Chitwood, D. Smith, S. Hill, D. Fain, M. Henry. Second How: G. Jones, R. Birdsong, C. Hager, T. Fisher, J. Turner, D. Atwell, B. Berry, A. Hribovsek, G. Boyers, J. Morgan, D. Shepard, B. Shepard. Third Row: P. Hover, R. Wilson, L. Magruder, J. Patty, M. Smody, S. Dicken, J. Patty, C. Blagg, R. Dickison, R. Alexander, R. Walters. 46 SENIOR BETA MEMBERS Hey, we're going to have popcorn. Should I pose here? Concentration with inspiration. Why do I have to do this? What's wrong Debbie? Did Jerry walk in? Gay says, Back to the old oak tree. Library Club Is on the Go. OFFICERS: Brenda Berry, Program Chairman; Myra Henry, Reporter; Janis Morgan, Treasure; Grace Boyers, Secretary; Roy Bridgewater, Vice- President; Darion Tyler, President. Seated: G. Boyers, B. Berry, J. Morgan, M. Henry, Mrs. Hill, Sponsor; R. Bridgewater, D. Tyler. Second Row: P. Truelove, J. Kurz, P. Morgan, P. Galbraith, D. Wilson, T. Morrow, D. Murray, A. Rice, L. Warren, S. Petit, T. Fisher, V. Alexander. Back Row: D. Rush, M. Smody, V. Caldwell, T. Morris, B. Stanley, C. Blagg, R. Birdsong, J. Little. P. Hanner, T. Barber, J. McCain. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS: Debbie Atwell, Treasurer; Tearesa French, Secretary; Delores Murray, Reporter; Janis Morgan, President; Brenda Berry, Vice-President; Vicky Caldwell, Parliamentarian; Jeannie Kurz, Historian. Front Row: Jeannie Kurz, Delores Murray, Debbie Wilson, Terry Morrow, Debbie Atwell. Back Row: Morgan, Brenda Berry, Tearesa French,Pam Hover, Melody Dunlap. Mrs. Teel, Sponsor; Vicky Caldwell, Janis 49 HAPPY DA Y Students and teachers alike put on their bobby socks and saddle oxfords. Some wore long skirts; some rolled- up jeans, and guys came with slicked hair. All in all, it was a Happy Day with a lot of laughs. 50 Miss Teenage America assembly. Day Wages assembly. Voice of Democracy Speech Contest winners. Christmas assembly. Activities and Assemblies N.H.S. Pep assembly. 51 Miss Brenda Strickland Crowned Homecoming Queen for 1974-75 52 A TTENDANTS and ESCOR TS Miss Brenda Berry First Attendant Escort, Steve Dicken Miss Mary Harris Second Attendant Escort, Tommy Robinson Miss Grace Boyers Third Attendant Escort, Roger Walters Miss Cindy Blagg Fourth Attendant Escort, Randy Strickland Miss Mary Boyers, retiring queen, presents Miss Brenda Strickland with red roses as Gene Deckard looks on. Miss Teresa Jones Fifth Attendant Escort, John Patty Miss Sharon Petit Fifth Attendant Escort, Hal Griffin 53 THE BAND takes part in manyfestivals and parades. 54 Front row: Cathy Caudle, Drum Majorette. Second row: Debbie Atwell; Cindy Blagg, Head Majorette; Carol Gardner. Back row: Pam Hover, Angie Norman, Rita Boone, Terry Morrow, Brenda Strickland. 55 56 Coach Tomlinson, Steve Dicken, David Watkins, Roger Walters, Roy Turner, Randy Strickland, Alvin Smith, John Patty, Gene Deckard, Tony Williams, Tommy Robinson. A TEAM TIGERS 57 How did the ball get up there? Follow the leader. BASKETBALL is a sport that requires skill, sportsmanship, and teamwork to make a good ball club possible. Ballet, Tiger style. Jump it, Roger. Jump itl 58 NHS “A”Team Cheerleaders Left to right: Marvel Hill, Sharon Petit, Teresa Jones, Brenda Berry: Captain, Cindy Blagg: Co-Captain, Mary Harris. Debbie and Delores show talent and ability. Cindy and Sharon kindle spirit to inspire the team. Brenda and Mary symbolize the height in school spirit. 59 B TEAM TIGERS Coach Tomlinson, Timmy Williams, Jimmy Jones, Garland Trice, Randy Golden, Andrew Robinson, Wayne Darnell, John McCain, James Patty, Danny Harden. Can he make it? 60 B TEAM CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Debbie Wilson, Linda Harris, Pat Galbraith, Debra Carter, Terry Morrow, Debbie Atwell, Delores Murray, Dorothy Watkins. Onward to Victory! 61 The Ninth Grade Basketball Players and Cheerleaders are on the Go. Front Row: Wayne Morris, Wilbert Smith, Tony Ballard, Ben Harris, Scott Bryan, Jim Hall. Second Row: Coach Adams, Willie Turner, Kenneth Dicken. Gary Parish. Ricky Hill, Jim Hover, Kenneth Whitehead, Teddy McCombs. Front Row: Brenda Strickland, Cassie Atwell, Renee Short, Susan Turner. Back Row: Angelia Norman, Joanne Ovitt, Mary Gutterman, Pat Grandberry. On Top: Retha Curtis. Girls’ Track Team Participates Actively In Sports. Front Row: Beulah Hill. Tina Ballard. Tammy Sence, Kim Warfield. Darlene Smith, Carla Harris. Middle Row: Sharon Ballard, Gloria Robinson, Retha Curtis, Pat Grandberry, Margaret Hill, Pam Morgan, Robin Ramsey. Back Row: Dorothy Watkins, Rose Harris, Sharon Henry, Sandra Loveless, Teresa Simmons. Barbara Morgeson, Pauletta Hanner, Barbara Moyer. On your mark. Get set. Go! Carla Harris is ready to particiapte in high jumping. Students also participate in javelin throwing. 63 Baseball Team Takes First in Conference First Row: Scott Bryan, James Patty, Hal Griffin. Wayne Darnell. Kenneth Whitehead. Ricky Powell, Darion Tyler. Second Row: Coach Tomlinson, Garland Trice. Gene Deckard, Isaih Smith, Randy Golden, Darryl Darnell, Roger Walters, John Patty. 64 Darion Tyler says he's got it all together. Wayne Darnell thinks it's all over with. Scott Bryan thinks short stop is great. Garland Trice stands in left field. Juniors OFFICERS NANCY DAWSON President JOHN PATTY Vice-President RANDY STRICKLAND Secretary JANET TURNER Treasurer RANDY WILSON Parliamentarian SPONSORS Mrs. Karon Skaggs Mr. Bruce Yeager Mr. Jerome Cox Angela Asher Ronnie Barker Rita Birdsong David Blagg Jodi Bryan Kathy Bryan Vicky Caldwell Cathy Caudle Ruth Cayo Brenda Chitwood Gay Darnell Earl Daughhetee Jimmy Davidson Nancy Dawson Gene Deckard 66 Steve Dicken Teresa Dollins Ken Fain Tracy Fisher Pat Freeman Carol Gardner Jeffrey Gilmore Hal Griffin Carolyn Hager Debbie Harris Lloyd Hoss Jeannie Kurz Jady Lewis Sandra Loveless Linda McComb David Maple Ronnie Moore Carolyn Nall Jerry Parish John Patty Robert Payne Sharon Petit Robert Pippin Ricky Powell Jacky Redden Pat Rickard Daniel Riley Pam Sheppard Teresa Simons Ricky Sisk 67 I don't know if it was the water or the kiss! Let her fly. Alvin Smith Debbie Smith Albert Southerly Rob Stafford Carl Steele Randy Strickland Gary Stricklin Linda Teel Doug Truelove Pat Truelove Janet Turner Roy Turner David Watkins Linda Wattle Tony Williams Randy Wilson Mary Woods 68 JUNIOR SNAPS “This is my good side. “What's so funny, John? The Devil made me do it.1 Hum, they think I'm listening. “Oh, it's only you! it better work this time. 69 Sophomores OFFICERS RICHARD ALEXANDER President STANLEY KNOWLTON Vice-President CATHY CROSSEN Treasurer TERRY MORROW Secretary MELODY DUNLAP Reporter SPONSORS Mr. Allen H. Bates Mr. Phillip Short Richard Alexander Vickie Alexander Debbie Atwell Mary Baney Deborah Carter John Clayton Cathy Crossen Darryl Darnell Wayne Darnell Dwight Davis Dennis Deaner Ronnie Dickison Lela Dollins Melody Dunlap Wayne Dye Uvcu aAet 70 7 AIUNT WHIN PICTURIS WIRi MAM Ray England Beverly Ferguson Regina Ferguson Tearesa French Patricia Galbraith Virginia Garrett Randy Golden Connie Gordon Oanny Harden Cynthia Harris Ellsworth Harris Linda Harris Rosie Harris Mary Holloway Pam Hover Gina Jones Jimmy Jones Tammie Knight Stanley Knowlton Mike Leroux Jackie McCain John McCain Johnny McComb Ray McComb Debra May Donna Miller Lisa Miller Tina Morris Terry Morrow Dolores Murray 71 Blaine Newcomb James Patty Byron Payne Diane Pennington Arlen Redus Alisa Rice Charles Rickard Linda Rickman David Rush Charles Scudder Karen Sheppard Allen Sradling Beverly Stanley Tracy Stricklin Garland Trice Lana Warren Dorothy Watkins Steve Wilkerson Timmy Williams Debbie Wilson 72 I'm having an energy crisi . What's the answer to number one?1 Brain strain. Seeing is believing! 73 Freshman Class First Year of High School OFFICERS: President, Freddy Steele, not shown; Vice President, Melanie Pruett; Secretary- Reporter, Renee Short; Treasurer, Andrew Robinson. Danny Adams Cliff Asher Cassie Atwell Tony Ballard Donnie Barber Tracy Barber Gary Blagg Gary Blagg Rebecca Blagg Rita Boone Scott Bryan Debbie Burnside Keith Caudle Linda Cayo Retha Curtis 74 Sheryl Darnell Kenneth Dicken Jerry Dollins Jean Driver Alex Dugas Mike Dunlap Debbie Ellis Mary Ann Ellis Mary Franklin Natalie Franklin Betty Freeman Teresa Garner Sherry Graham Patricia Grandberry Patty Gregory Mary Gutterman Jim Hall Pauletta Hanner Ben Harris Dewane Hart Margaret Hill Ricky Hill Jimmy Hoggard Jimmy Hover Randy Jenkins Teddy McComb Sandra McKinney Marilyn McWilliams Keith Maloy Pamala Morgan 75 Joanne Ovitt Lydia Owens Gary Parish David Payne Ellen Pennington Melanie Pruett Robin Ramsey Andrew Robinson Pamela Rush Renee Short Myrtle Smith Wilbert Smith David Southerly Luke Stafford Freddy Steele Brenda Strickland Ricky Stricklin Leslie Thomas Roger Turner Susan Turner Willie Turner Robert Vickery Tommy Warren Kenneth Whithead Mike Woods Barbara Morgeson Wayne Morris Barbara Moyer Angelia Norman 76 Sixth Grade k I Seventh Grade Eighth Grade MEMORIAL TO JIMMY HOGGARD Ninth Grade Jimmy Hoggard, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hoggard, attended Neelyville School from his sixth grade year until November 26, 1974. He will be remembered by his friends and loved ones for years to come. To his classmates, Jimmy was a sensitive, friendly boy. He was an active member of the Future Farmers of America and of the band. We have chosen these lines from Death Be Not Proud, by John Donne, to express our feelings. Death Be Not Proud Death, be not proud, though some have called thee Mighty and dreadful, for thou art not so; For those whom thou think'st thou overthrow Die not.... One short sleep past, we wake eternally, And Death shall be no more; Death, thou shall die! 77 Mr. Johnson assisting student. Free time fun. You can tell she really enjoys school. Eugene Belcher Mary Campbell Vincent Cox Deloris Dollins Donna Freeman David Gardner Wayne McComb Lauritta Moulding Albert Nall Ricky Nall James Nash Ronnie Simpson Roy Simpson Lloyd Stull Gerard Warren 78 Beginning Band Learns the Value of Music OFFICERS: Terry Heliums, Treasurer; Michelle Dunlap, Vice-President; Randy Walters, Reporter; Kathy Hover, President; Teresa Foust, Secretary. First Row: L. Smith, A. Quinn, T. Foust, C. Stone, T. Payne. M. Brown, K. Sells. R. Allison, T. Gregory. B. Freeman, K. Shepard, S. Shepard, P. Maloy, K. Warfield. Second Row: S. Rice. L. Gregory, R. Davidson, K. Hover. C. Dicken, T. Heliums, M. Stafford, K. Moran, D. Hover. K. Burson. R. Hillis, A. Harlan, 0. Knight. R. Walters. M. Dunlap. Third Row: C. McComb, D. Reinbott, L. Hall, R. Blagg, L. Cannaday, J. Harris. Standing: Mr. James Mulligan, Director; F. Stull, V. Kincade, L. Kearbey. 79 Junior Beta OFFICERS: Barbara Morgeson Reporter Rita Boone President Renee Short Vice-President Susan Turner Treasurer Missy Asher Secretary First Row: G. Blagg, M. Asher, K. Emmons, K. Gilmore, R. Boone, C. Asher. Second Row: P. Gregory, B. Blagg, R. Blass, S. Turner, R. Short. Third Row: R. Alcorn, L. Cayo, A. Norman, S. Mize, J. Epps. Last Row: R. Hill, J. Patty, M. Gutterman, G. Short. P. Hammer, B. Morgeson, Mrs. Burris, Sponsor. 80 Front Row: Randy Hager, Greg Shads, Danny Hines, Scott Benton, Kevin Moore, Terry Gilmore, Van Murray. Back Row: Coach Adams, Robert Harris, Paul Humphrey. Gene Patty, Phillip Spradling, Ricky Coble. Reggie Alcorn, Brad Short. David Magruder. Eighth grade Cheerleaders and Ball Players bring school spirit to ourNHS Tigers! Front Row: Co-Captain, Sharon Ballard; Cheryl Field. Back Row: Kathy Gilmore; Tammie Stricklin; Cindy Talbott; Captain, Missy Asher; Charlene Ovitt; Kimberly Emmons; Becky Blagg. 81 Front Row: Tony Gibson, Joy Tolliver, Tony Barber, Lee Ray Pickrell, Samuel Harris, Darrell Trice, Odus Knight. Back Row: Coach Adams, Kevin Moran, Steve Garner, Alan Harlan, Randy Walters, Jimmy Warren, Joe Harris, Lester Kearbey. Ranee Bryan. Seventh grade Cheerleaders give loyal support to our Seventh grade Ball Players. Front Row: Co-Captain, Carla Harris; Captain, Tina Ballard. Back Row: Kim Warfield, Kathy Sells, Kathy Hover, Beverly Harris, Terry Heliums, Gloria Robinson. EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS RANDY HAGER President TONY KELLY Vice-President GENE PATTY Secretary DANNY HINES Treasurer EDNA WATKINS Reporter SPONSORS Mr. James Jones Mr. James Mulligan Reggie Alcorn Missy Asher Sharon Ballard Dale Benton Scott Benton Rebecca Blagg Delmar Booker Gary Brooks Cindy Brown Karry Cassinger Priscilla Chitwood Ricky Coble Mike Day Brenda Duncan Pat Dunlap Kim Emmons Jackie Epps Cheryl Ferguson Cheryl Fields Joey Gibson Kathy Gilmore Terry Gilmore Terry Gregory Randy Hager 83 Robert Harris Sharon Henry Beulah Hill Danny Hines Connie Hogan Paul Humphrey Gene Jones Tony Kelly Elaine Leroux Marie Lester Billy Lewis Deloris Lewis Rebecca Littrell Pat McCain L.K. McCombs Linda McWilliams David Magruder Lester Menley Tina Milde Sheila Mize Kevin Moore Bob Morgeson Van Murray Charlene Ovitt Lucinda Owens Gene Patty Lynn Phillips Jimmy Plumb Ronnie Prince Anthony Quinn Nellie Riley Linda Robbins Tammie Sence Greg Shands Lisa Shepard Brad Short Phillip Spradling Missy Stafford Tammy Stricklin Cindy Talbott Tim Truelove Terry Warren 84 Edna Watkins Janice Willcut Tina Williams Jackie Yandell Happiness is getting a letter from your boyfriend. What makes that water taste so good? What do you mean I failed my test? So a centipede has 12 legs, big deal! 85 SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS RANDY WALTERS President TERRY HELLUMS Vice-President TERESA FOUST Secretary-T reasurer RANCE BRYAN Reporter SPONSORS Mr. Harold Thurman Mr. Douglas Adams Ricky Allison Tina Ballard Sarah Baney Tony Barber Cathy Bennett Richard Blagg Mary Ann Brown Ranee Bryan Pamela Buhler Keith Burson Lisa Cannaday Randy Davidson Cindy Dicken Michelle Dunlap Peggy Franklin Becky Freeman Johnnie Freeman Rosemary Freeman Teresa Foust Steve Garner Tony Gibson Wayne Gregory Jeff Gross Leslie Hall 86 x� Alan Harlan Beverly Harris Carla Harris Eddie Harris Joe Harris Sameul Harris Jamie Hayes Terry Heliums Rhonda Hillis Donnie Hover Kathy Hover Lester Kearbey Vincent Kincade Joe Kirk Odus Knight Lester Knox Mary Lester Clifford McComb Emma McComb Penny Maloy George May Mary Ann Menley Eddie Maulding Kevin Moran Cathy Odle Richie Owens Twyla Payne Lee Ray Pickrell Angela Quinn Denise Reinbott Sean Rice Paul Riley Gloria Robinson Kathy Sells Kris Shepard Susan Shepard Richard Sheppard Darlene Smith Linda Smith Mike Smith Charlotte Stone Shelia Stricklin 87 Frances Stull Joy Tolliver Darrell Trice Cathy Walker Randy Walters Kim Ward Kim Warfield Jimmie Warren Darlene Wilkerson Jimmy Yandell If I had two apples and you had three apples, we would have.... A member of the class of 1980. Just then Dick Tracy was attacked by thirteen lust-crazed monkeys. Would somebody please stop the world, I want to get off. 88 89 Bus Drivers, Cooks and Custodians Performa Valuable Service at Our School. Only one milk per customer. The cooks see that everyone gets a hot lunch. Mrs. Faye Murray. Mrs. Geraldine Perren. Mrs. Marie Townsend. Mrs. Bernice Holloway. Mrs. Thelma Teel, Mrs. Evelyn Cassinger, Mrs. Purma Hover, Mrs. Bernice Walker. 90 91 Bus Drivers: Lowell Hancock, Mechanic; Ronnie Miller, John Thurman, Geryl Woods, Fimon Miller, Wyman Alliston, Von Cannaday. Frank Isom, John Gatlin, Wallace Warren, Freddy Williams. Not shown: James French, Bobby Peterson, Lavedia Emerson. Sixth Grade, top row: Joe Smith, Bill Loveless, Doug Grandberry, Albert Calbert, Tom Plumb, Steve Simmons. Bottom row: Mike Lester, David McCain, Kent Hill, Doug Walters, Larry Talbatt, Coach: Mr. Stake. Fifth And Sixth Grade Boys Learn Sportsmanship While Playing Baseball. Fifth Grade, top row: Raymond Harris, Cornel Turner, Ronald Cauley, Brian Hoffman. Willie Stull, Jerry Deckard. Bottom row: Derek Walters. Timmy Gardner. William Yandell, Othie Small, Russel Curnutt. Coach: Mr. Stake. Front Row: Filbert Robinson, Larry Talbott, Kent Hill, Doug Walters. Mike Lester. Back Row: Bill Loveless. Tom Plumb. Steve Simmons, Albert Colbert, David McCain, Doug Grandberry, Coach: Mr. Stake. Neelyville’s Sixth Grade Basketball Team And Cheerleaders Learn The Thrill Of Victory And Defeat. Left to Right: Phyllis Williams, Glenda Ballard, Lisa Aden, Jana Smody, Rhonda Burson, Beth Alliston, Debbie Dollins, Lisa Turner. 94 Front row: Russell Curnutt, Derek Walters, Raymond Harris, William Yandell. Back row: Willie Stull, Brian Hoffman, Jerry Deck- ard, Timmy Gardner, Cornell Turner, Coach: Mr. Stake. Fifth Grade Girls And Boys Are Just Beginning To Experience The Excitement Of Sports. Left to Right: Carol Stake. Patricia Plumb. Kim Stake, Liz Southerly, Roxy Williams, Lisa Morrow. Robin Taylor, Lisa Isom. Lydia Tyler. 95 Mr. Charles Stake NEELYVILLE ELEMENTARY Sixth Grade Lisa Isom Micheal Lester William Loveless David McCain Sharon Nelson Melody Perren Patricia Plumb Tommy Plumb Felbert Robinson Steven Simmons Jana Smody Liz Southerly Larry Talbott Robin Taylor Lisa Turner Doug Walters Phyllis Williams Roxy Williams 96 Saundra Allison Ronald Conley Russell Curnutt Jerry Deckard Carol Ellis Ronda Haggard Rosemary Holloway Joyce McCain Patricia McCombs Vivian McCombs Kelly McGill Jeanette McKinney Shelia Maulding Lisa Morrow Othy Small Carol Stake Kim Stake Willie Stull Lydia Taylor Cornell Turner Linda Turner Derek Waters William Yandell 97 NEELYVILLE Fourth Grade Mrs. Inez Surber Jim Hill Terry Ladd Lise May Doris McCombs Ponda McKinley Danny Moore Keith Moran Becky Robb John Sells Kelly Sells Jerry Sheeks Sherry Sheeks Michael Small Danny Smith Joanie Smith Kenny Stull Karen Walters James Wattle Kim Dollins Iris French Tammy Gibson Rita Griffin Jan Hill Angie Alexander Vicky Bates Kirt Blagg Frankie Colborn 98 Mrs. Ruth Gray Life is serious. Friends forever. Tammy Brookover Jimmy Burson Wendy Bennett Terry Ballard Third Grade Pam Ellis Terry Ellis Ronald Gilliham Ginny Harris Jerry Harris Jesse Hogan Manuel Johnson Billy McCain Oonald McComb Margaret McComb Todd Morrow Rebecca Penrod Anthony Price Kenneth Rich Curtis Taylor Bradley Trice Terry Whitehorn Charlotte Williams 99 NEELYVILLE SECOND GRADERS Bobby Burgett Mary Calborn Kim Conley Carolyn Crossen Russell Curnutt Peggy Ellis Kim Fisher Lisa Flurry Jeanene Franklin Gena Griffin Dewayne Hart Jennifer Hill Billy Hoffmann Jimmy Isom Rema Isom Donnial McComb Michael McComb Ronnie McComb Bill McKinney Rhonda Milde Kathy Miller Terri Miller Deann Phillips Alphonso Price Cindy Royal Doug Smith Ricky Smith Shawn Taylor Lynn Thorne Freddy Williams Bobby Aden Jackie Ballard Carolyn Bennett Patricia Blagg 100 NEELYVILLE FIRST GRADERS Mrs. Eunice Conley James Hogan Lauria Lovelass Eddie McComb Bradley McCollum Margaret McDaniel Brenda McKinley Kimberly Moran Kami Newcomb Lisa Newcomb Vickie Penrod Vickie Pickrell Roger Rich Shannon Robb Ted Sells Vickie Sheppard Mary Simmons Melissa Stull Eric Taylor Carrie Tomlinson Cassie Tomlinson Paul Turner Karen Warren Angela Watkins Mary Williams 101 NEELYVILLE Dora Barker Robyn Boone Genna Crossen Stacy Ellis Tracy Ellis James Franklin Liane Gary Rodney Head Matthew Hoffman Sara Beth Isom Kevin Kelly Tammy Leonard Charla Lester Brenda McComb Gary McElhaney Peggy McDaniel Lori Milde David Morgan Lisa Maulding Jewell Nash Erico Neal Glen Price Jody Siar Regina Sence Lisa Smith Shelly Stull Keith Turner Kenneth Turner Kenneth Walker Lisa Wilson 102 Mr. Jeffrey Asher Teacher's Aide Mr. Georgie Blagg Remedial Math Mrs. Willine Blagg Counselor Mrs. Eileen Moore Remedial Reading Mrs. Mary Ella Epps Special Education Mrs. Doris Shands Speech Therapist Mrs. Hilma Wooldridge Learning Disabilities Mrs. Louise Williams Secreta ry-Librarian SPECIAL EDUCATION Sue Alexander Lyna Bolden Ted Hogan Dianne Holloway Ricky Nash Loretta Robbins Patricia Robbins Rita Robbins Joe Smith Annette Turner Debra Turner Ricky Warren Debra Watkins Jerry Whitehorn 103 Front Row: Tommy Watson, Randy Steel, Kale Blagg, David Swofford, James Clayton, Back Row: Jerry Daughhettee, Larry Hover, Jerry Franklin, Danny St.Cin, Bryan Strickland. Hillview Hawks Baseball Players Learn the Meaning of Sportsmanship As They Play Baseball. Front Row: Randy Norman, Wade Cavness, John Rush, Ross Murray, Mike Dicken. Back Row: David Spradling, Jeff Darnell, Elvis Freeman, Ray Lord, Kevin Darnell. 104 Front Row: Randy Steel, Kale Blagg, Bryan Strickland, James Clayton. Back Row: Tommy Watson, Jerry Daughhetee, Danny St. Cin, Jerry Frank- lin, David Swofford. Sports Begin Early With the Hillview Sixth and Fifth Grade. Front Row: John Rush, Randy Norman, Mike Dicken, Wade Cavness, Ross Murray. Back Row: Bobby Sheppard, David Spradling, Kevin Darnell, Jeff Darnell, Ray Lord. 105 Front Row: Virginia Littrell, Kathy Campbell. Back Row: Regina Belcher, Nancy Walker, Cindy Friday, Linda Moyer. Sixth And Fifth Grade Cheerleaders Show School Spirit. Front Row: Shirley Owens, Kim Gregory. Back Row: Gina Spina, Lisa Hager, Juanita Gregory. Jeanenne Stone, Lynn Britton. 106 HILL VIEW SIXTH GRADERS Regina Belcher Kale Blagg Kathy Campbell Bethel Cayo James Clayton Jerry Daughhetee Jerry Franklin Billie Jo Freeman Cindy Friday Chanel Hamer Jimmy Harris Larry Hover Debbie Knapp Virginia Littrell Linda Moyer Olive Nall Tammy Nall Danny St. Cin Donna Smith Randy Steele Brian Stricklin David Swofford Nancy Walker Tommy Watson 107 Fifth Lynn Britton Willard Campbell Wade Cavness Rhoda Cayo Jeff Darnell Kevin Darnell Mike Dicken Rebecca Dunlap Tony Eakins Elvis Freeman Rhonda Freeman Juanita Gregory Kim Gregory Lisa Hager Tommy Hoon Carolyn Knox (No Photo) Joyce Lewis Johnny Menley David Morgeson Ross Murray Vernon Nabert Randy Norman Shirley Owens Karen Peck Lisa Phillips John Rush Guy Shepard Bobby Sheppard Dale Smith Eddie Spencer Gina Spina David Spradlmg Jeanenne Stone Brad Stricklin Steven Suiter Regina Tolliver Elizabeth Wagner 108 Graders M. Donald Murray HILLVIEW Fourth Graders Arlie Adams Leroy Allen Teresa Allen Jimmy Allison Sheila Belcher Almyra Blagg Mike Darnell Joy Dunlap Anna Eakins Debbie Faborito Bobby Foust Mary Freeman William Freeman Michele Gross Timmy Hager Lana Hanner Sondra Harris Alan Jones Sandy Lawless Cherie Minchew Gwen Moyer Lucy Owens Duane Pennington Timmy Powell Joy Rice Tammy Smith Lisa Spencer Dean Stricklin Jerry Tolliver Rhonda Wagner Jean White Dana Willcut 109 HILLVIEW Third Graders Mrs. Addie Loberg Linda Brewer AVAILABLE Travis Birdsong Beth Capper Sherrie Coble Carla Counts Emma England Lindel Gregory Connie Hanner Christine Hicks Betty Lewis Lisa Menley Glenn Merritt Jerry Morgeson Mary Nall Chrissy Owens Phillip Powell Dean Reinbott Suzy Selvidge Kenny Sheppard Regina Steele Robin Suiter Darrin Tackett Johnny Thurston no HILLVIEW Second Graders Mrs. Marie Poe Betina Allison Angela Boxx Dawn Boxx Annette Burnside Ginger Caveness Alfreda Coan Julie Dicken Lisa Dunivan Rodney Eaker Mike Eakin Mike Emmons Eldie Freeman Lesley Freeman Nancy Freeman Malcomn Henry Chris Holcomb Becky Hover Becky Jeffries Jamie Jones Gary Morgeson Larry Morgeson Lisa Newcomb Eldon Redus Curtis Reinbott Deborah Russom Steven Russom Debra Sansoucie Richard Smith Robert Spradling Tommy Stricklin Mark Suiter Jonnell Terry Galen Waddell Jack Walker Alitia Ward Kelly Wilson 111 First Graders Moy Eakins Melissa Friday Rodney Griffin Wesley Hayes Donna Hicks Cynthia Kearbey Joey Lutes Tammy Payne Jeffrey Pennington Traci Pennington Loretta Robertson Lowell Robertson Brian Allen Douglas Capper Charles Counts Vernon Daily Gene Russom Poppy Selvidge Laura Shaffer James Sheppard Carla Smith Lori Spradling Special Education Suzanne Wagner Michael Ward Penny Wilkerson Sandra Willcut Brenda Burnside David Campbell Joseph Cassi veil Paul Dunaway Hubert Freeman Larry Freeman Billy Moon Raymond Lord Jonathan Nall Lorie Owens Tommy Owens Janet Shepard 112 Gaylon Boyd Eric Boyers Robyn Brannum HILLVIEW Kindergarten Lori Brewer Kimberly Cannaday Jeffery Capper Daniel Cook Jan Dunlap Ethel Freeman Juanita Freeman Tracey Freeman Theresa Friday Sherry Gregory Lorra Hanner Cindy Hays Jeffrey Hines Derrick Isom Jayne Jeffries Becky King Keyla Lloyd La Donna Owens Billy Russell Michael Sansoucie April Smith Ronald Smith Keith Wagner Kristie Williams Miss Carol Nall Kindergarten Mrs. Lois Pickering Special Education Mrs. Lura Rohlfs First Grade 113 wmmm Mrs. Ava Brickell Mrs. Arvella Gant Mrs. Connie Tomlinson Remedial Reading Remedial Math Secretary So that's how it's done! It's the Great Pumpkin. 114 1 Mr. Edward Pannell Building Principal Sixth Grade COON ISLAND Laura Kelly Mychael Miller Sharon Mize Debbie Morris Sheri Spannaus Jackie Barker Bobby Brooks Sheila Emmons Glenda Ferguson Shirley Freeman Regina Johnson Fifth Grade Laurie Barker Dale Bowen Carolyn Brown Lisa Dollins Arlena Kingery 115 ■ COON ISLAND Fourth Grade Marilyn Dollins Linda Dugas Sheila Ferguson Brian Galbraith Renee Johnson Janice McWilliams Kenny Miller Laura Miller Richard Petty David Quinn Cheryl Reddin Traci Wagner Third Grade Rhonda Baccus Stephanie Baccus Luke Baney Cynthia Barker James Brown Patricia Dugas Stanley Dugas Rhonda Jones Micheal Ordway Patricia Quinn Karen Reddin Joey Silman David Stull Sarah Wilson 116 Mrs. Jackie Moore Mrs. Linda Stake Remedial Basic Skills SECOND GRADERS Denise Atkins Peggy Barker Donna Dugas Mickey Franklin Donna Hill Randy Peterson Cindy Smith Dawn Truelove Vernon Wagner FIRST GRADERS Dianne Atkins Allen Baccus Martha Dollins Francis Ferguson Kellie Golden Tina McElhaney David McWilliams Wendell Mize Amy Petty Lisa Redden Connie Tinsley 117 BOOSTERS A SALUTE TO ADVERTISERS CORNING We the '75 yearbook staff wish to salute the businessmen and clubs who have advertised in Hambrick's our annual. Without your support and the H H Auto Parts support of our boosters, we could not carry on Midwest Auto Parts the tradition of the Neelyville annual. Our Corning Implement Brax Factory Outlet warmest thanks and appreciation. DONIPHAN WHO’S WHO Melvin's Jewelry Shop Western Auto There are students at Neelyville who have special trademarks which place them in the HARVIELL limelight. Because of these trademarks, they have been selected for the honored position of Ramsey Grocery Who's Who. We the yearbook staff wish to Kearbey's Grocery Station congratulate those appearing in this section. NAYLOR George Cliff's Barber Shop Donna's Dry Goods NEELYVILLE Isom's Feed Store Virginia Brannon Senior Band POPLAR BLUFF RADIO SHACK (ASC) Jack Smith Gaylen E. Sanders Scobey's Auto Parts United Business Machines Mussell Moving 1420 N. Westwood Jack Cope Men's Shop Mansion Mall A W Poplar Bluff The Treasure Chest Sr. Band Stereo-Audio Serving You Since 1922 and Citizens' Band Radios REPHAN'S Telephone: 505 West Second Street Corning, Ark. (314) 686-2850 118 THE CORNING BANK A Friendly Bank Highest Rates Paid on Time Certificates (Best Wishes to '75 Seniors) Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Corning, Arkansas 4 A SERVICE V_ 7r bank Phone 857-3592 PEP CLUB SUPPORTS THE TIGERS Safeway Cafe Tharp's Grocery For the Best in Dining Pleasures Phone 399-2596 Proprietors Naylor, Missouri Jerry Grace Taylor Meats Groceries Ph 989-6101 Neelyville, Mo. Hardware and Dry Goods Dog-N-Suds Cumbee Fabric Hwy 67 North Hwy 67 North Corning, Ark. Poplar Bluff, Mo. Pizzas Sew and Save and with our Coney Dogs Fashion Fabrics 120 Compliments of FOWLER'S CO-OP GAS CO. Call Neelyville 989-3297 Doniphan 996-4220 HEWLETT WHOLESALE MEATS 625 Park Avenue Poplar Bluff MOST ATHLETIC Tommy Robinson and Myra Henry GRECIAN STE AKHOUSE Bring The Family And Enjoy Our Fine Food Specialties At Popular Prices Open 7 days 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. Hwy. 67 North Next To Holiday Inn 785-4535 T. Bone Rib Eye N. V. Strip Top Sirloin Ground Sirloin Fried Chicken Catfish Patties Fried Shrimp Beef Sandwich Child's Plates _J$J Facilities for 250 All Items Available For Carry Out 121 Joe Heftier Shopping Center, Furniture Galleries ami Appliance Center Phone: Hwy. 67 No. 314-785-1403 Poplar Bluff MAGRUDER'S STORE Meats, Groceries, Dry Goods BLUFF CITY PRODUCE COMPANY INC. P.O. Box 897 Poplar Bluff, Missouri Wholesale Dealers In Quality Fruit And Vegetables Since 1928 Neelyville 989-6462 Compliments of ROBERTS PLUMBING HEATING CO. SILLIEST SOPHOMORES Pat Galbraith and Ronnie Dickison 315 N. Broadway Poplar Bluff 785-2517 RUSHIN OIL CO. B. D. Rushin Gary J. Davis Highway 60 East Poplar Bluff 122 MODERN LAUNDRY CLEANERS AND LINEN SUPPLY 110 N. Riverview Drive Poplar Bluff, Mo. 785-2035 785-4601 MARGIE'S Ladies Ready-to-Wear 421 W. 2nd. St. Corning, Ark. Boats, Motors, Campers Hwy. 67 South 1 Mile from City Limits MOST DEPENDABLE Grace Boyers and Roy Bridgewater THE GIFT BOX Gifts for All Occasions Smith Furn. Appl. DON’S DISCOUNT HOUSE INC. Corning, Ark. Poplar Bluff, Missouri 785-9705 BUELSMITH Ford Sales Inc. Franchised Mercury Dealer 857-3516 Corning, Ark. 123 Join the Pepsi People Feelin' Free! RUSSELL-ERMERT FUNERAL HOME AND BURIAL ASSOCIATION Corning, Arkansas The Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. L. D. Russell R. O. Ermert Malden, Missouri PACK'S THOMAS XL HARDWARE HWY, 67 DISCOUNT STORE 857-3332 Specializing in Paneling and Plywood 686-1026 Corning, Arkansas XL Permacoat Paints-Hardware Farm Supplies-Refrigerators Homelite Chain Saws-Lerio Pumps Evinrude Motors - Ouachita Boats Hwy. 67 So. Poplar Bluff L. W. Trammell Son OZ ARC GAS EQUIPMENT Insurance Real Estate SUPPLY, INC. 624-5561 Everything for Welding Dexter, Mo. GOOD LUCK TO GRADUATES 334-2848 Cape Girardeau v 124 BLACKMAN OIL CO. Compliments of HARTS BREAD JOE'S MOTOR SERVICE 101 Bartlett St. Distributor of Union 76 Petroleums All Major Brands of Motor Oils Poplar Bluff, Mo. New and Used Motorcycles, Parts, Accessories Service Reasonable Prices Friendly Service Corning, Ark. 857-3436 8:00am - 5:30pm HURRY-BACK DRIVE - INN 989-7301 Neelyville, Mo. ARNOLD BROS. SUPPLY 857-3572 Highway 67 West Mon.-Sat. 785-1801 Building Supplies Materials Corning, Ark. MOST TALENTED Darion Tyler and Brenda Berry 125 SCOTT’S GROCERY Neelyville Missouri JAMES GIN ELEVATOR JAMES AGRI-CENTER, INC. Cotton-Grain-Fertilizer Fertilizer-Grain-Chemicals Chemicals Lime Naylor, Mo. Neelyville, Mo. 399-2307 989-3250 LEROUX BROTHERS MALDEN WHOLESALE FOODS, INC. LIVESTOCK MARKET P.O. BOX 338 Sale every Monday Wednesday Cattle Hogs, Monday Malden, Mo. Feeder Pigs, Wednesday 989-3244 James H. Leroux Doniphan 996-2028 126 SHANNON FLOWER and GIFT Mansion Mall Poplar Bluff Buddy Bonnie Walker 785-2320 TAYLOR LUMBER 857-3784 P.O. Box 458 Corning, Ark. ORMSBY INSURANCE AGENCY JOLLIEST JUNIORS Jeff Gilmore and Brenda Chitwood CORNING TIRE SERVICE Merton Ormsby, owner and manager 105 State Street Doniphan, Mo. 507 Main St. Corning, Ark. Congratulations to the Seniors of 1975 I Extend To Each Of You My Best Wishes For A Happy And Successful Life. May God Bless You, And May You Take God As Your Partner In Life. Office Phone Home Phone 996-3322 996-3120 Real Estate and Insurance Don Goodman 857-3243 Res. 857-3393 CAL GAS -DONIPHAN INC. Compliments of PARRENT FUNERAL HOME, INC. Phone 399-2215 Naylor, Missouri Mr. Mrs. Gene Parrent Mrs. Blanche Parrent Judson Ward James Blanchard WITTIEST Marion Tyler and Janis Morgan FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Doniphan Area Code 314 Phone 996-2161 Doniphan, Missouri 63935 Compliments of BASLER ELECTRIC CO. 857-3547 Corning, Ark. Carraway, Ark. Highland, III. Huntington, Tenn. 128 Poplar Bluff, Mo. MOST SOPHISTICATED Jerry Back and Teresa Jones COMMUNITY FORD SALES JIM MURDOCK DONIPHAN TV and APPLIANCES 302 North Grand Doniphan, Missouri FORD Phone: 314-996-2134 See us before you trade. 126 Whashington Street Doniphan, Mo. 996-4466 BAKER PHARMACY Professional Prescription Service exali DRUGS Huddle Plaza 857-3511 Corning, Ark. 129 CORNING IGA FOODLINER Corning, Ark. E.C. ROBINSON LUMBER CO. 1138 Vine St. Poplar Bluff, Mo. Phone: 785-9601 Bill Dunscombe, Manager MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Anna Hribovsek and Mike Smody Buildings Hardware Furniture HILLCREST PLAZA floM PP Home Furnishings The Stores With A Heart” PS, Pink Trucks Appliances Sporting Goods Phone: WYandotte 6-2126 Doniphan, Mo. 63935 Heating Plumbing You name it. Congratulations Seniors of Neelyville High School Compliments of NAYLOR LAUNDROMAT Open 7 days each week MORGAN PHARMACY Your Prescription Store Phone: 857-6766 Corning, Ark. 130 Fish Ponds BARKERS GRO. STATION Fishing Everyday Bait Tackle JUNE'S FLOWERLAND Flowers for all Occasions 857 3132 Phone 857 3696 Owners: Maurice and June Hamilton Corning, Ark. MOST FLIRTATIOUS Cindy Blagg and Mike Turner WILLIS GLASS CO. BURGER CHEF Windshields, Plate Glass, Mirrors Corning, Ark. 857-3186 BEL-AIR SUPERETTE Hwy. 67 South 67 South Poplar Bluff, Mo. Neelyville 989-6232 131 MOST POPULAR Sharon Willcut and Roger Walters AMERICAN SWEET HEART Florist Collectibles 785-8058 1901 Sunset Poplar Bluff, Mo. Owners Bill and Bonnie Miller Serving All Hospitals Flowers For All Ocasions And Surrounding Communities COMPLIMENTS OF Rowe Furniture Corporation cf rj m jArj w POPLAR HU FF. MISSO IK I «iMWOl 132 Congratulations Seniors THE NATIONAL BETA CLUB Neelyville Chapter Roger Walters, President John P. Hutchinson, Sponsor Fresh Flavor In Every Drop -pOREMOST Fastidiously Fresh From Foremost! MOST OPTIMISTIC Tearesa French and Randy Golden 133 BEST PERSONALITY Richard Alexander and Peggy Dickison Poplar Bluff, Mo. Dr N C. MEEKS ma ■needI LUMBER CO. Pepper DR. PEPPER Ditch Road Poplar Bluff, Mo. BOTTLING CO. 785-5754 Doyle Miller, Manager Poplar Bluff, Missouri 134 VALLEY PLAZA Congratulations 75 Seniors JACKSON DODGE, INC. Hwy. 67 North Poplar Bluff, Mo. Poplar Bluff, Missouri DRURY INN of Poplar Bluff U.S. 60 67 North 686-2451 Poplar Bluff, MO. WOOD'S EQUIPMENT CO. Corning, Ark. Congratulations to the Seniors from Wood's Equip. GREENEST FRESHMEN Wilbert Smith and Pat Grandberry 135 SCHOOL SPIRITED Randy Wilson and Marvel Hill Center 276-5030 Rt. 1, Corning, Ark. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF POPLAR BLUFF POPLAR BLUFF FRANCHISED AUTOMOBILE DEALER Hwy. 67 at Maud Street Poplar Bluff, Missouri Phone 785-8461 l«i 4 pouio mtarrd to l.'OOOO Friendly and Neighborly Banking Vandover Motor Co. Ted Fuller Pontiac Popular Volkswagen Childress Chevrolet Blackwell Baldwin Oldsmobile-Cadillac Co. Jackson Dodge Inc. Bluff City Motors Bryan Motor Co. Starwalt Datsun Sale 136 POPLAR BLUFF LOAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION Your Savings Center Interest Compounded Daily and Paid Quarterly 6th Vine Poplar Bluff BEST LOOKING CLOTHING FOR HIGH SCHOOL Jerry Emmons and Brenda Strickland Color TV-Stereo-Musical Instuments Pianos-Kimball-Organs Leslie Tone Cabinets COLLEGE AND CAREER Magnavox H.E.C. Dexter Poplar Bluff Kennett 624 4484 785-1178 888-2643 CHICO'S Unique Mexican Foods Hwy. 67 N. at Sunset THE STORE FOR ALL SEASONS Poplar Bluff THE HOME OF FAMOUS BRANDS IN DOWNTOWN POPLAR BLUFF Manager Dennis B. Wisdom 686-2001 Owners G.B. Carol Wisdom 137 FRIENDLIEST CORNING SAVINGS LOAN Come Save With Us' P.O. Box 397 Pine and Second St. 857-6370 Corning, Ark. John Patty and Donna Fain KCCB NAVY BRAND MFG. COMPANY TO BE SOLD 5111 Southwest Ave. IT MUST BE TOLD St. Louis, Mo. Corning, Ark. Frank Babe Ketcher Area Supervisor 138 THREE RIVERS OIL CO., INC. Tire tone Tires-Batteries-Accessories Quality Products-Friendly Service 785-1100 Poplar Bluff 221 Pine Phone: Poplar Bluff 785-6411 PINKERTON'S ABC Art Supplies Books Craft Supplies Hwy. 67 North Poplar Bluff 686-3010 SHAVER'S JEWELRY 432 West Second Street Corning, Ark. Phone Owner 857-6800 Ruth Yamnitz JAMISON IGA At IGA, We Really Care Doniphan SHYEST Rebecca Blagg and Albert Southerly 139 PIZZA INN Singles Family Units Free Color TV Carry Out or Eat In Comb. Tub Shower Come Share A Pizza WITH US Free Continental Breakfast Room Phones Open 4 p.m. - 2 a.m. Fri. - Sat. 12 p.m. Sun. thru Thurs. GRIFFIN’S MOTEL Hwy. 67 No. Poplar Bluff Highway 67, Neelyville, Mo. 686-1191 314-989-3210 NORMAN GAMBLIN LUMBER CO. WALLACE OWENS SUPERMARKET 1006 East Peach St. Poplar Bluff In Huddle Plaza 785-2316 Corning, Ark. WOODS DEPT. STORE 857-3121 Corning, Arkansas 140 OSAGE NATURAL GAS COMPANY Finest in Athletic Equipment SKEETER KELL Neelyville, Mo. After Hours Ph. 989-3592 And Weekends Mon. - Sat. 785-8350 ColmaaJ Box 67 Neelyville, Mo. 63954 888-3618 Kennett, Mo. TAYLOR CONSTRUCTION MASONARY COMPANY PARKIN • LANNING Charles Vondel Taylor GLASS CO. Congratulations Seniors 104 No. B St. 857-3784 Corning, Ark. Poplar Bluff, Mo. 141 DAILY AMERICAN REPUBLIC Commerce Bank of Poplar Bluff P O Bo� m 101 South M.un FDm Phone 785-4611 RICELAND FOODS Corning Grain Drying Division BEN BIDEWELL SPORTS CENTER 430 Vine St. Poplar Bluff, Mo. Feature Famous Brands Wilson - Rawlings Trophies and Engravings 785-5000 P.0. Box 434 Corning, Ark. Buddy Walker Manager Clyde Stone Owner 142 Congratulations to the Class of 75 ®7 he wide-awake bank makes itajhoeasy. BANK of POPLAR BLUFF I THE HOME OF BONUS CHECKING FHA IS THE NOW GENERATION SWEETEST SMILE Sponsor President Mrs. Pat Hall Janet Turner Donna Shepared and Gene Deckard NEW STUDENTS F. Kovack, N. Sisco, D. Sisco, M. SeaChrist, L. Casinger, B. Niederbrach, D. Windle, J. Windle, R. Windle NEATEST Randy Strickland and Carolyn Hager PISCHBL YBaRBOOKS ‘ OnmOH Of MUM MI tOnOWKIIV «KM- MM 144 ESitt?