Neelyville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Neelyville, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1985 volume:

IMAGES Neely ville R-4 Schools Administration, Faculty, School Personnel 6 Activities and Clubs 21 Sports 31 Student Body 45 Junior High 7 3 Elementary Schools 84 Advertisements 105 2 3 YEARBOOK and NEWSPAPER STAFF EDITORS As editors of this yearbook, we would like to take time out and say a few things about this book. This year s publication class was a very small one with only eleven members. This meant a lot of work for each member of the yearbook staff, including our advi- sor, Mrs. Brannon. We hope you enjoy this book as much as we have enjoyed organizing and put- ting the final touches to it. We would also like to thank everyone for their hard work in the produc- tion of this book. Lisa Newcomb Shelly Hart Co-editors 4 JOURNALISM STAFF Kim Conley, Photographer Julie Dicken, Newspaper Editor Connie Dunbar Shelly Hart. Editor Becky Hays, Advertising Manager Michael Lady, Sales Manager Maria Lane Lisa Newcomb, Editor Debbie Russom Steve Russom, Newspaper Editor Alitia Ward 5 SCHOOL BOARD Jim Thurman, secretary; Johnny Atwell, member, Bob Newcomb, member; Jimmy Jones, member. Not Pictured: Curt Reinbott. president; Gayland Arring- ton. vice-president. ADMINISTRATION BILL BLAGG Superintendent FRED PATTY Director of Special Programs RICHARD RICH High School Principal LEEROY JOHNSON Grade School Principal 7 ART SPANISH Education makes a person easy to lead, but difficult to drive; easy to govern, but impossi- ble to enslave. Lord Brougham ENGLISH SPEECH ALLEN BATES English II. Ill VIRGINIA BRANNON English I, IV. Speech. Communications PATRICIA TYLER Jr. High English 9 BUSINESS EDUCATION NORMA FOSTER Busmess Math Law, Computer Literacy. Office Practice. Accounting I KARON SKAGGS Typing I and I!. General Business. Recordkeeping 10 VO-AG HOME EC. ORVILLE ALLEN Vo. Ag. I and II. Advance Plant Science. Ag. Structure I. Ag. Construction II MARY BEAIRD Sp. Ed. Home Ec.. Housing Home Furnishing. Home Economics I. Foods Nutrition, Family Living Parenthood CARPENTRY The test and the use of man s education is that he finds pleasure in the exercise of his mind. Jacques Bar un JIM BRANNUM Carpent ry PHYSICAL ED. LINDA DAVIS Jr. High P.E., P.E.. Health. Cheerleading JAMES PATTY Jr. High P.E.. Girls Varsity. Baseball. Consumer Math TERRY TOMLINSON Drivers Education, P.E., Ninth Varsity, Varsity 13 MATH The direction in which edu- cation starts a man. will de- termine his future life. Plato GLENN CLAUSSEN Jr. High Math JEROME COX Basic Math. Algebra I, II, Geometry Don't I know you from someplace' Scott Baio eat your heart out. Professor McComb? BAND MUSIC Education is the ability to listen to almost anything without losing your temper or your self-confidence. Robert Frost GARY STRACHAN Senior Band, Beginning Band, Intermediate Band, Jr. High Chorus, Fundamental Music HISTORY JAMES JONES Jr. High History KERRY MONDY Civics, American History PHILLIP SHORT Economics Sociology, Modern World History, American Prob- lems . . . and here's where my Great Aunt lives . and here's . . If only he knew what I was doing. 17 Children have to be educated, but also to be left to educate themselves. 18 Ernest Dimnet NEELYV1LLE R-4 SECRETARIES Kay Asher Mary Berry Administrative High School Harriet DoIIins Special Programs 19 Jenny Blackman Hill view Elementary COOKS Geraldine Hover Vivian Walker Edith Warren Bessie Perkins Orlena Emmons Thelma Teel, Headcook Evelyn Cassinger BUS DRIVERS John Morgeson Wyman Alliston Wallace Warren Shirley Burson Patricia Rush Lavedia Moran Alvin McComb NOT PICTURED Larry Woods Louise Ferguson Nathan Holden, Mechanic CUSTODIANS Larry Hoffmann Cecil Walters Robert Dillinger John Hager 20 Activities and Clubs 21 Future Homemakers of America Kneeling: R. Gamer. L. Griffin, K. Twitty. S. Gordon. M. Williams. L. Smith. A. Turner. C. Crossen, D Barker. Second Row: D. Hart. N. Sisco. T. Payne. S. Gardner. S. Wagner. Recreational leader; L. Fowler. Assistant Secretary; K. Fisher. Vice-President; P. Fisher. Secretary. J. Dicken. Reporter; J Franklin. President; D. Russom. Devotional Leader; T. Pennington. Treasurer; M. Emmons. Historian; C. Gordon; R. Rutherford; G. Crossen; R. Brannum; Mrs. Mary Ellen Beaird. Sponsor. Third Row: J. Jeffries. B. Jeffries. K. Miller. T Webb. S. Han. A. Petty. P Wilkerson. M. Stull. L. Newcomb, D. Hampton. L. Loveless. L. Newcomb. K. Newcomb. M. Friday. L. Spradling.J. Dunlap Founh Row J Clary. S. Ellis. S. Gregory. S. Hover. T. Ellis. L. Pierce. R. Johnson. C. Tomlinson. G. Griffin. K. Conley. G. Evans. C. Dunbar. C. Nelson. R. Milde. D. Taylor. Fifth Row: P. Twitty. T. Friday. K. Lloyd. B. King. L. Manin. T. Hopkins. S. Arrington. B Burgett, D. Phillips. C. Armes. B Hover. S. Atwell. D Bridgewater. K. Canaday. C. Tinsley. J. Pruitt. Sixth Row: G. Cavness. B. Hays. D Hawks. D. Sansoucie. R McComb. M. McComb. J. Halliburton. B. Isom.J. Nelson. N. Freeman. E. Freeman. E. Freeman. M. Kinney. D. Dugas. S. Robb. On elementary day. FHA members have inter- esting and fun things for the elementary stu- dents to do. At the Halloween dance, awards went to the most creative, most original, most unusual costumes and cutest couple. 22 FHA VALENTINE QUEEN Miss Shannon Arrington Third Attendant. Suzanne Wagner Escorted by Bobby Aden First Attendant. Christy Armes Escorted by Shannon Baker Flower Girl. Brandi Nicole Turner Retiring Queen. Sherri Headley Escorted by David Headley Vanentine Queen. Shannon Arrington Escorted by Bobby Burgett Crown Bearer. Justin Beaird Second Attendant. Deann Phillips Escorted by Chuck Reinbott 23 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA One of the most active groups at Neelyville is the Neelyville FFA. New members were initiated on September 24th. The Mid-South Fair in Mem- phis was attended. FFA also has done several projects near home such as the annual FFA hayride and the Barn Warming in November. They also distributed FFA calendars. One of their biggest selling projects was the selling of the Speed-O-Wheel which was a school craze for a while. First row: Orville Allen, advisor; R. Peterson, pres.; B. Aden, v-pres ; J. Sheppard, treas.. M. Canfield, rep.; G. Griffin, sweetheart, sec.; J. Isom, sent.; D. Smith, pari. G. Baker. BO AC.; K Turner. Asst, sec.; E. Boyers, asst. rep. J. Jones. Second row R Head. J Mansfield. BMcKinney. T. Dollins. S. Baker. J. Twitty. G Seeder. D. Fisher. D Maple. S. Cavness. M. Allen. C. McKinley. D. Cox. D Edwards. L. Bowman. Third row: K. Turner. G. Morgeson. S. Willcut. D Isom. K Warner. R. Smith. W Sheppard. B. Allen. R Edwards. G. McElhaney. S. Bowman. G. Garrett. Fourth row: R. Manner. T. Sanders. D. Atkins. D. Browning. P Dunaway. CJ. Toombs. J. Forsythe, J Lutes, M. Canfield, BJ. Reynolds, C. Davidson. 24 SECOND ATTENDANT Marty Canfield Bob Aden, Escort SWEETHEART Gena Griffin Randy Peterson, Escort FIRST ATTENDANT Mona Allen Jimbo Sheppard. Escort Gary Morgeson and Gina Garrett demonstrate how to play Swiglc-Sticks. The object is to wrap the ball around the pole without using hands. In the back- ground. Mr. Allen instructs a group on how to play. Tug-of-war was also an activity. SENIOR HIGH MARCHING BAND In from: T Pennington. R Boone. R Johnson. D. Truelove. K Warren, C. Tomlinson. Row one: J Clary. R Brannum. C. Armes. L. Manner. K. Lloyd. T. Friday. BJ. Reynolds. J Dunlap. S. Wagner. S. Gardner. K. Conley. Mr. Strachan. Row two: G. Crossen. K Wrather. V Sheppard. D. Smith. D. Barker. S. Ellis. Cindy McKinley. T Webb. D. Hampton S. Atwell. T. King. A Ward. Row three: K. Fisher. K. Ormsby. L. Newcomb. R Young. S Hover. M Allen. S. Cavness. R Birdsong. D Hart. D. Maples D Han Row four K Newcomb. R. Kee. vice-president: R Wagner; D. Sansoucie; J Walker. J. Franklin; M Thurman; T. Ellis; M Coan; M. Friday; S. Arrington. I. Fowler, president; R Banner M Hoffman; T. Campbell; G. Coble; J Stone; K. Turner. J. Fails; j. Jeffries; L. Spradlin . Row five: B. King. R. Rich, reporter; K. Turner; C. Tomlinson; W Sheppard. H Ogden; R Smith; R. Cassinger; D. Bates; B. Aden; J. Mansfield; P. Fisher. Row six L. Pierce and T. Hopkins. This year's band with seventy-five members is larger than last year's; and according to Mr. Strachan. the band director, it sounds better this year too! The players practice first hour everyday in the band room and when they are not there, they are hitting the road trying to keep in step. Cities where they march are Naylor, Van Buren and Clearwater. The band will also perform at Neelyville for the Christmas concert and in the spring at Poplar Bluffs festival. Near the end of school, the band will compete in the district contest at Cape Girardeau. Drum Majorettes Majorettes Renee Rutherford and Traci Pennington R. Johnson. K. Warren. D. Truelove, R. Boone. C. Tomlinson SENIOR BETA CLUB First Row: K. Lloyd. D. Bates. P. Fisher, secretary; L. Newcomb, reporter; D. Hill, vice-president; D. Dugas, treasurer; M. Emmons, historian; K. Fisher, president; T. Sanders, parliamentarian. Second Row: B. King. K. Warren, T. Pennington. R Spradling, M. Henry. J. Pruett. L. Morgeson. J. Dunlap. Third Row: J. Brannum. Sponsor; V. Sheppard; D. Russom; R Eaker; B Hoffman; C. Reinbott; R. Kee; T. Friday. Fourth Row: T. Webb. S. Wagner. M. Canfield. A. Ward. S. Russom. T. Tyler. E. McComb. R Griffin. J. Jeffries. Fifth Row: B. Hays. J. Dicken. D. Sansoucie, K. Miller. B. Jeffries. D. Smith. B. Hover. R. Peterson. D. Barker. Being Beta President has really been great. I feel as though I have accomplished something. Beta president is more work than I thought it would be. but it’s what I want- ed and it's what I got. The Senior Beta Qub was formed for the first time at Neelyville in 1960-61 The first president at N’eelyville was Richard Rich. Beta has not really changed much since 1960 for the club still has the same requirements and values. Members of Senior Beta must maintain ap- proved grades to retain their membership. Some of Senior Beta's fund raisers arc selling maga- zines. records, and the showcase. Tom Watt. The mon- ey raised is used to pay for the members' hotel rooms at State Convention in March. This is held each year in St. Louis at the Marriotts Pavilion Hotel. 28 First Row: P. Twitty, recreational leader; D. Russom, president. J. Dicken. secretary; M. Emmons, treasurer; B. Jeffries, reporter. K. Miller, parlaimentarian; R. Kee. vice-president; E. McComb, recreational leader. Second Row: R. Milde. M. Lane. S. Hart. S. Wagner. D. (Atkins) Hawks. D. Barker. J. Jeffries. Third Row: Mrs. Teel, sponsor; T. Friday. B King; K. Lloyd; L. Newcomb; D Dugas; D. Hill; S Russom; T. Webb. FTA was formed as a teaching aid program in about 1965. The members are called upon to Fill in for teachers who need to leave school and have no replacement. The membership consists mainly of honor students who have considered teaching as their career choice. One time a year each member chooses a subject that they are interested in and teach that subject for two days under the guidance of the classroom teacher. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA PEP CLUB The Pep Club was started by Mrs. Davis. Its purpose is to encourage school spirit and student involvement in the games. It also gives our team more pep and spirit in away games by getting the group to sit together and to cheer along. The members bought T-shirts with a Nee- lyville Tiger on front and their names on the back. 51 A Team Basketball The A-Team boys had a very good sea- son. They scored 1625 points to our oppo- nents’ 1437 points. That was about 63.5 per- cent of the total. Coach in summarizing the year said, We finished with 16 wins and 10 losses. All the ball clubs that beat us were very good ones. I felt like six out of the ten losses were very close games that we could have probably won with better free throws. We were slightly disappointed that we didn't finish first in any tournament or con- ference play. We have strengthened our schedule by adding the Senath tournament and a schedule game with Hayti.” Coach was very pleased with the progress that was made late in the season and appre- ciated fan support. Neclyvillc 38 Ellisinore Opponents 56 43 Senath 48 70 Hayti 60 39 Kenneth 41 60 Bloomfield 48 67 Zalma 38 78 Puxico 62 32 Bernie 53 61 Twin Rivers 67 78 Senath 70 33 Twin Rivers 67 39 Clearwater 62 73 Hayti 80 76 Campbell 47 70 South Pemiscot 61 98 Couch 72 61 Naylor 40 44 Puxico 48 86 Doniphan 30 55 Twin Rivers 46 53 Clearwater 76 61 Holcomb 88 82 Greenville 32 30 Twin Rivers 38 61 Ellsinore 43 62 Twin Rivers 74 Kneeling: Roger Rich. Joey Lutes. Freddie Wil- liams. Ricky Smith. Loren Martin. Bill McKinney. Standing: Rusty Eaker. Chuck Reinbott. Bill Hoff- mann. Malcomn Henry. Jack Walker. Bob Burgett. Coach Tomlinson. 33 A TEAM GIRLS The Lady Tigers might not have had their best season this year, but Coach James Patty said that they have to be given credit for working hard and for having a good attitude. The girls worked about eight hours a Front Row: Laura Newcomb. Mary Williams. Dawn Truelove. Jada Pruett. Donna Smith. Carrie Tomlinson. Kevia Lloyd. Back Row Ginger Ba- ker. Gena Garrett. Jennifer Hill. Donna Dugas. Jayne Jeffries. Lisa Newcomb. Coach James Patty. 54 week. This involved everyday fifth hour, and one or two days a week after school. Grades are also important to a basketball player. To be able to participate in the games, the players have to keep up their grades. This year the Lady Tigers looked pretty- nice on the floor in their new suits and warm- ups. Two of their toughest opponents this year have been Malden and Ellsinore. Tigers Opponent 34 Couch 40 33 Ellsinore 35 49 Clearwater 38 34 Malden 52 41 Greenville 35 46 Clearwater 53 39 Twin Rivers 50 45 Greenville 32 33 Naylor 32 35 Doniphan 50 26 Ellsinore 46 57 Twin Rivers 59 39 Naylor 49 42 Malden 65 Tournaments Doniphan Invitational Tournament Doniphan 37 Neelyville 35 Ozark Foothills Conference Tournament Doniphan 34 Neelyville 23 Regionals South Pemiscott 40 Neelyville 54 Ellsinore 53 Neelyville 44 35 B TEAM BOYS Kneeling Terry Crossen Keith Turner Matt Hoffmann Curtis Hopkins Kenny Turner Ronnie Edwards Standing Coach Tomlinson Tony Dollins Jewell Nash Shannon Baker Richard Cassinger Henry Ogden Doug Bates Tigers Opponents 55 Doniphan 36 42 Twin Rivers 45 41 Ellsinore 34 43 Naylor 48 34 Scnath 51 46 Hayti 49 25 Kennett 27 50 Bloomfield 51 57 Clearwater 56 58 Campbell 77 41 South Pemiscott 40 47 Couch 24 51 East Prairie 49 42 Campbell 46 45 Naylor Record 10 Wins 11 Losses 58 36 B TEAM GIRLS Kneeling: Laura Newcomb. Manager; Donna Smith. Judy Gary. Cariotta Gordan, Kristie Wrather. Keyla Lloyd. Manager; Ginger Baker. Manager. Standing: Coach Patty. Dora Barker. Terri Webb. B.J. Reynolds. Jayne Jef- fries. Gina Garrett. Regina Sence. Michelle McComb. Not Pictured: Lesa Smith. Tigers Opponents 37 Couch 26 30 Malden 36 29 Greenville 16 22 Twin Rivers 30 37 Greenville 20 26 Doniphan 19 29 Etlsinore 20 36 Twin Rivers 28 48 Malden Record 7 Wins 2 Losses 44 NINTH N.H.S. TIGER BASEBALL Standing: Coach Patty. L. Martin. L. Morgeson, D. Hart. R. Spradlmg. M. Henry. R. Cassinger. T. Tyler. M. Hicks. C. Reinbott. R. Eaker. Kneeling: T. Penning- ton. score keeper. G. Seeger; R. Griffin; C. Hopkins. R. Rich; T. King; M. Thurman. J. Mansfield; D. Phillips, bat girl. Tigers Opponents 9 Greenville 4 3 Clearwater 1 1 Twin Rivers 2 13 Clearwater 3 1 Ellsinore 7 0 Bernie 7 11 Doniphan 1 2 Twin Rivers 25 9 Naylor 3 0 Senath 2 0 Doniphan 3 14 Naylor 12 12 Greenville 7 10 Greenville 3 6 Ellsinore 8 10 Twin Rivers 0 Record 9 wins 7 losses HOMECOMING 1985 A NIGHT TO REMEMBER” Jennifer Hill Escorted by Malcomn Henry Ginger Baker Escorted by Bill Hoffmann Donna Dugas Escorted by Rusty Eaker Becky Jeffries Escorted by Jack Walker Lisa Newcomb Escorted by Roger Rich Traci Pennington Mistress of Ceremony Mike Emmons Master of Ceremony Deann Phillips Escorted by Chuck Reinbott Donna Taylor Escorted by Bobby Burgetr Dawn Truelove Escorted by Loren Martin Karen Warren Escorted by Bill McKinney Miss Jennifer Hill. Queen Seated Donna Dugas Jennifer Hill Lisa Newcomb Standing Karen Warren Deann Phillips Ginger Baker Becky Jeffries Donna Taylor Dawn Truelove 40 CHEERLEADERS A-TEAM: mascot. Lori Loveless. Front row. Cassie Tomlinson. Sirena Atwell. Traci Pennington. Karen Warren. Second row: Mrs. Davis, sponsor; Deann Phillips. Rick Kee, Mike Emmons. Becky King, and Becky Jeffries. 42 BTEAM Kneeling Denise Hart Stacy Ellis Jada Pruett Standing Mrs. Davis, sponsor Vicki Sheppard Robyn Brannum Christy Armes Renee Rutherford Donna Hampton, mascot 43 GIRLS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Seated Leahan Pierce Ruchelle Johnson Georgia Nash Standing Donna Smith Tiffany Hopkins Michelle McComb Robin Boone In back Shannon Arrington Mascot BJ. Reynolds Sponsor Mrs. Davis 44 Student Body 45 Dennis W Browning 46 Jeff W Fails 48 Jennifer M. Hill V) Becky I. Hover 52 Gary B. Morgeson Eldon S. Redus Lisa LeAnn Newcomb Michael Eugene Reed Larry B. Morgeson Randy Dale Peterson Cindy Royal Nelson Sandra Deann Phillips Debra Kay Sansoucie Curtis Ray Rcinboct Steven Wayne Russom w- -sir':. FTfwM Timothy L. Scripter Douglas D. Smith Deborah Delam Russom Tammy Lea Sanders SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS BOBBY ADEN. Jr. Beta 1; Jr. Library Gub 1; Sr. Library Gub Vice-pres. 3; Parliamen- tarian 2, FFA 1.2.3.4; FFA Greenhand 1. FFA Chapter Farmer 2,3,4; FFA Vice-pres. 4; FFA Asst. Treasurer 3; FFA Knowledge Contest 1; FFA Par. Procedure 2,3; FFA Diver- sified Livestock 3, Basketball 1; Basketball Manager 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3.4; Baseball 2; Class Vice-pres. 4; Shop 3,4. GINGER BAKER: Jr. Beta 1; St. Beta 2,3.4; FFA 1,2,3.4; Parliamentarian 4; Cheerlead- ing 1.2; Girls Basketball Scorekeeper 3.4; Pep Club 4; Jolliest Junior 3; Scholastic Award 1,2; Horse Proficiency Award 1: Soil Judging Team 2; Parliamentary Procedure Team 2.3; Homecoming Attendant 4; Elks Student of the Month 4. REMIA BIRDSONG: FHA 1,2.3.4; Sew with Cotton 1.2; Jr. Library Club 1. Sr. Library Gub 2,3; Band 1,2,3.4; Speech 3. BOB Bl’RGETT Sr. Library Club 1. FFA 1; FHA 1,2; Basketball 1.2,3.4; Chorus 1,2. GINGER CAVNESS: Band 1; Jr. Library Club 1; Library Aide 1.2; Sew with Cotton 1.4. Journalism 3, Sales Manager 3; FHA 1,2,3,4. ALFREDA COAN: Perfect Attendance 2; Senior Spotlight 4; VICA 4. Sew with Cot- ton 2,3. KIM CONLEY: Sr. Beta 3; FHA 1.2.3.4; Sew with Cotton First Place 1; Best Model 2; Library Aide 1,2,4. Band 1.2,3.4; Journalism 4; Photographer 4; Sr. Library Club 1,2,3; Jr. Library Gub 1; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3; Pep Club 4. CAROLYN CROSSEN: Sew with Cotton 1. FHA 1.2.3.4; Chorus 2; Library Aide 1,2; Art I 4; Fund. Music 4. JULIE DICKEN FHA 1.2,3.4; Reporter 4, Beta 1.2.3.4; FTA 2,3.4; Secretary 4; Library Club 2,3; Sew with Cotton 1.2.3.4; Home Ec. Cooking Award; Voice of Democracy 2nd Place, Band 1; Newspaper Editor 4; Chorus 3; Publications 4. DONNA DUGAS: FTA 3.4; FHA 1,2,3.4; Sr. Beta 2,3.4; Treasurer 4; Jr. Library Gub 1; Sr. Library Gub 2,3; Art Award 1,2; Perfect Attendance 1; Scholastic Award 1,3; Basket- ball 1.2.3.4; Basketball Award and Rebounding Award I; Free Throw and Rebounding Award 2; Defense Award 3; Pep Gub 4. PAt’L DUNAWAY: FFA 1.2.3.4; Carpentry 4; Shop 4. CONNIE DUNBAR: FHA 3.4; Chorus 2,3; Basketball 1; Sew with Cotton Alternate 1; Sew with Cotton 3; Journalism 4;ICA 4. RUSTY EAKER: Baseball 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Sr. Beta 2.3.4; Jr. Beta 1; English Award 1.3; Band 1,2,3; Elks Student of the Month 4; President Jr Beta 1. Sweetest Smile 3; Pitching Award 1,2,3; Basketball Award for Steals 8c Recoveries 3; Baseball RBI Award 2.3. Baseball All-Conference 1. MIKE EMMONS: Jr. Beta 1; Sr. Beta 2.3.4; Historian 4; Jr. Library Club 1; Sr. Library Gub 2.3. FHA 2.3.4; Historian 4; FTA 2.3,4; Rec. Leader 3; Treasurer 4; Cheerleading 4; Pep Gub 4; Elks Student of the Month 4; Art Awards 1.2,3; Perfect Attendance 1.2.3; Century III Leader 4; Library Aide 4. KIM FISHER: Beta 1,2,3.4; Sr. Beta Secretary 3; Sr. Beta Pres. 4; FFA 1,2; FHA 3.4; FHA Vice-pres. 4; Sew with Cotton 2; Library Gub 2.3; Gass Favorite 1; Class Secre- tary 3; Gass Pres. 4; Flaggirl 4; Valentine Candidate 1st runner-up 3; Speech 4; Voice of Democracy Finalist 4. KEVIN FORSYTHE: Carpentry I and II. LORI FOWLER: FHA 1.2,3.4; Secretary 2; Assistant Secretary 4; Sew with Cotton 2; Band 1.2,3.4; Band Pres. 4; Liveliest 2; Class Favorite 1,2; Friendliest Senior 4; Chorus 2; Pep Band 1.2; Pep Gub 1. JEANENE FRANKLIN Library Gub 1,2,3, Library Gub Reporter 2; Library Aide 1,2; Library Gub Award i; FHA 1.2.3.4; FHA Pres. 4; Sew with Cotton 1st place 1,2; Class Pres. 2,3. Basketball 1.2; Band 1,3; Data Processing 4; VICA 4. NANCY FREEMAN: Perfect Attendance 2; FHA 1.2.3.4; Chorus 2; VICA 4; Sew with Cotton 1,3. GENA GRIFFIN: Band 1; Rag Corps I; Jr. Library 1; Sr. Library 2,3; FHA 1.2,3; FFA 1.2.3.4. FFA Secretary 3.4. FFA Sweetheart 4; VICA 3.4. JAMES HALLIBURTON Basketball 1.3; Field Goal Percentage Award 3; FHA 1.2.3.4. Sew with Cotton 1. DEWAYNE HART: Band 1,2,3.4; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Carpentry 4; FFA 1. SHELLY HART Homemaking Award 1,2,3; Gass Pres. 1; Sr. Library Club 2; FHA 1.2.3.4; Valentine Queen Attendant 1; Jr. Beta 1; Jr. Library Club 1; Reporter 1; Sweet- est Smile 3; FTA 3.4; Best Dressed 4; Class Treasurer 3; FHA Secretary 3; Sr. Beta Re- porter 3; Sr. Beta 2,3; Sew with Cotton 1.2.3.4; Blue Ribbon Winner 1,2,3; Journalism 4; Library Aide 1,4; Yearbook Editor 4. BECKY HAYS: FHA 1.2.3.4; Jr. Library Club 1; Jr. Library Gub Award 1; Cheerlead- ing 2; Sr. Beta 2.3.4; Convention Talent Show 3; Sr. Library Gub 2,3; Perfect Atten- dance 2.3; Foods 8c Cooking Award 2; Sew with Cotton 1,2,3,4; Sew with Cotton Alter- nate 2; Consumer Education Award 3; Pep Gub 4; Yearbook Advertising Manager 4. Elks Student of the Month 4. Publications 4. MALCOMN HENRY Band 1,2,3; Basketball 1.2,3.4; Baseball 1,3.4; Alg. I Award 1; Geometry Award 2; Sr. Beta 2,3.4; Rebound Award 1,2,3; Field Goal 2; All Conference 1,2,3,4; All District 3; Most School Spirited 4; Silliest Sophomore 2; Elks Student of the Month 4. DONNA HILL Jr. Beta 1; Sr. Beta 2,3,4; Historian 3; Vice pres. 4; Jr. Library Gub 1; Sr. Library Club 2,3; FHA 1.2.3; FTA 3.4; Typing Speed 2; Girl s Var. 2; English Award 2.3; American History Award 3; Shorthand Award 3; Computer Literacy Award 3; Trig. Award 3; Business Ed. Award 3; Accounting Award 3; Voice of Democracy 3rd Place 4; Elks Student of the Month 4; Scholastic Award 1,2,3- JENNIFER HILL: Band 1,2,4; Library Club 1,2,3; Pres. 3; FHA 2,3; Songleader 3; Bas- ketball 1.2.3.4; Pep Gub 4; Most Talkative Sophomore 2; Most School Spirited 4; VICA 4. BILL HOFFMAN: Basketball 1.2.3.4; Jr. Beta 1, Sr. Beta 2,3,4; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3; Free Throw Percentage 3; Biology I Award 1; Civics Award 1; English Award 2; Green- est Freshman 1. Friendliest Senior 4; Elks Student of the Month 4. Jr. Beta Secretary 1. BECKY HOVER: FHA 1,2,3,4; Sew with Cotton 1; FTA 2: Sr. Beta 2.3,4; Basketball 1; Basketball Scorekeeper 2; Honor Band 2; Driver's Ed. Award 2; Accounting Award 3; Miss NHS 4 JIM ISOM; Basketball 1. Baseball 2; FFA 1.2.3.4; FFA Chapter Farmer 4. FFA Sentinel 4; Leadership Training 1,3,4; Shop 3.4; Chorus 1,2; Carp. 4. 38 BECKY JEFFRIES: Cheerleading 1.2.3.4; Captain 2; Homecoming Attendant 4. Pep Club 4; Library Aide 4; Jr. Library Gub 1, Sr. Library Club 2,3; Jr. Beta 1; Sr. Beta 2.3,4, Talent Show 3; FTA 3.4; Reporter 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Sew with Cotton 1; Attendance Award 2. JAMIE JONES: FFA 2,3.4; Officer 4, Asst Treasurer; Knowledge Team 3; Attendance Award 2; Sr. Band 1; Vo-ag. 2.3.4; Shop 3.4; Circuit Electricity; VICA 4. RICKY KEE: Jr. Beta 1; Sr. Beta 2,3.4; Historian 3; Candidate for State Vice Pres. 3; Convention Marshall 4; Sr. Library Gub; FTA 2.3,4. Recreational Committee 3. Vice- pres. 4; Pep Gub 4; Elks Student of the Month 4; Var Cheerleader 4; Var. Mascot 4. Perfect Attendance 1; English Award 1; Band 1.2,3,4; Vice-pres. 4; Honor Band 1.2,3.4: Honorary Band Award 3; TRCC Wing Ensemble 3,4; SEMO Homecoming Halftime Show 3. TAMMY KINNEY FHA MARIA LANE: Greenest Freshman 1. FHA 2,3; FTA 2.3,4; Sr. Beta 3.4; Class Vice- pres 2; Sew with Cotton 2,3; Data Processing 4; VICA 4; Journalism 4 JOE MANSFIELD: Jr. Library Gub 1; Sr. Library Club 2.3; FFA 2.3.4; Baseball 2,3,4; Voice of Democracy 1st Place 4; Century III Leadership 2nd Place 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Hon- or Band 1,2,4; TRCC Wind Ensemble 3.4; Most Talkative Sophomore 2; Most Talent- ed Senior 4. Pep Club 4. LOREN MARTIN: Baseball 1.2,3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Sr. Beta 3; Perfect Attendance 1.2; Jolliest Junior 4; FFA 1. FHA 3.4. KATHY MILLER: Jr. Library Club 1; Sr. Library Club 2,3. Library Aide 1.3.4; Sew with Cotton 1; FHA 2.3,4, FTA 2.3.4; Parliamentarian 4; Pep Club 4; Sr. Beta 2,3.4; Elks Stu- dent of the Month 4. GARY MORGESON: FFA 2,3.4; Chapter Farmer 4, Basketball Manager 1.2.3.4; Base- ball Grounds Keeper 1,2,3.4; Sr. Library Club 1,2,3; Shop 3; Auto Mechanics 4; VICA 4; FHA 1,2,3; FHA'er of the Year 1. Perfect Attendance 1; Chorus 4. LARRY MORGESON Basketball 1,2; Award 1; Baseball 1.2,3.4; Sr. Beta 3.4; Band 1. Perfect Attendance 1; Sr. Library Club 2; Jr. Library Club 1. RONNIE McCOMB: FHA 1,2,4; Sew with Cotton 2, Best Model; Sr. Library Gub 2.3; Basketball Statistician 2; Pep Gub 4; Carpentry I; Chorus 1.2. BILL McKINNEY: Sr. Library Club 2,3. Basketball 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1,2,3; Jr. Library Club 1; Band 1,2,3; FFA 1.2.3.4; Most Flirtatious Junior 3; Math 9 Award. LISA NEWCOMB: Band 1.2.3.4; Honor Band 2,3.4; Sr Beta 2,3.4; Reporter 4; FTA 2,3,4; Vice-pres. 3; FHA 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Free Throw Award 3; Scholastic Awards 1,2,3; Homecoming Attendant 4; Journalism 3.4; Yearbook Editor 4; Newspa- per Award 3; Voice of Democracy 3; Class Reporter 4; Most Talented 4. RANDY PETERSON Class Vice-pres. 1; FFA 1.2.3.4; Mini-Chapter Officer 1; Asst. Treasurer 2; Treasurer 3; Pres. 4; Production Award 3; Barnwarming Escort 3.4; Jr. Li- brary Club 1; Sr. Beta 3.4; Baseball 2. Mr NHS 4. DEANN PHILLIPS: Jr. Library Club 1; Sr. Library Club 2,3; Vice-pres. 3; Pep Club 4; FHA 2.3.4; Home Ec. Award 2; Sew with Cotton 2,3, FFA 1. Cheerleading 1.2,3.4; Cap- tain 4; Most Mischievous Sophomore; Most Flirtatious Junior; Perfect Attendance 1; Sr. Beta 2,3,4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. VICA 4; Mistress of Ceremony at Homecoming 3; Homecoming Attendant 4; Bat Girl 4. ELDON REDUS: Physical Science Award 1. VICA 3; Parliamentarian 4; Scholastic Awards 1,2,3.4; MOOG Alignment Certification Doctor of Motors Certification. CHUCK REINBOTT: Band 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3.4. Baseball 1.2.3.4; Fielding Award 1; Alg. I Award 1; Geometry Award 2; Perfect Attendance 1; American History Award 3; Politest Freshman 1; Most Likely to Succeed 4; Jr. Beta 1; Sr. Beta 2.3,4; Vice-pres 1; Elks Club Student of the Month 4. DEBBIE RUSSOM: Class Sec Treas. 4; FHA I.2.3.4. Devotional Leader 4. Parliamen- tarian 4; FTA 2,3.4; Secretary 3; President 4; Jr Beta 1; Sr. Beta 2.3,4; Jr. Library Gub I; Sr. Library Gub 2,3; Secretary 3; Treasurer 3; Library Gub Award 3. Publications 4. Perfect Attendance 1; Sew with Cotton 1,2,3.4; Winner 2,3; Gothmg Award 2; Home- making Award 3; Scholastic Awards 1,2. STEVEN RUSSOM Jr. Beta 1; Jr. Library Club I; Sr. Beta 2,3,4; Sr. Library Gub 2,3; VICA 3; FTA 4; Newspaper Editor 4; Art Contest Winner 1; Publications 4; Scholastic Awards 1,2,3; Spelling Bee Judge 1.2.3.4; Art Calendar Contest Winner 1. TAMMY SANDERS: Sr. Beta 3,4; Parliamentarian 4; VOAG 1,2,3.4; FFA 1.2.3.4; FHA 1,2; Algebra Award 1; Chorus 2; Data Processing 4. VICA 4; Library Aide 1.2; Sew with Cotton 1,2; Soil Judging 2; State Convention 2. DEBBIE SANSOUCIE: Jr Beta 1; Sr Beta 3.4; FHA 4; Sr Band 1.2.3.4; Honor Band 1,2; English Award 3; Modern World History Award 3; Health Award 3; Elks Student of the Month 4. TIM SCRIPTER General Math Award 1; Science Award 2. VICA 3.4; Scholastic Award 2,3.4; MOOG Alignment Certification 3; Doctor of Motors Certification 4. DOUG SMITH Jr. Beta 1; Sr. Beta 3,4; FFA 1.2.3.4; Treasurer 1; Parliamentarian 3; BOAC Chairman 4; Knowledge Team 1; Creed Speaking Alt. 1. Parliamentary Proce- dure Team 2,3; Fruit Production Award; FFA Convention Delegate; State Contest Committee; Chapter Farmer Degree 2; Leadership Training 1,3,4; Calf Scramble; Shop 3.4; Circuit Electricity 4. VICA 4; Chorus 1,2; Baseball 2; Certificates of Award 1,2,3. ROBERT SPRADLING: Baseball 1.2,3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Baseball RBI Award 3; Band 1,2,3; Homecoming King 3; Jr. Beta 1; Sr. Beta 2,3.4; Physical Science Award 3. DAWN TRUELOVE: Jr. Beta 1; Reporter 1; Sr. Beta 2.3.4; FHA 1.2.3; Sr. Library Gub 2,3. Basketball 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 4; A and B Boys Chartkecper 3.4; Band 1.2.3.4, Honor Band 1,2,4; Majorette 3,4; Head Majorette 4; TRCC Wind Ensemble 3; Perfect Atten- dance 1, Elks Student of the Month 4 PAM TWITTY: Cheerleader 2; FHA 2,4; FTA 3,4; Sr. Beta 3; First in VOD Speech 2; Journalism 3- TY TYLER Library Gub 1.2; FFA 1.2; Sr Beta 2.3.4; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Alg. I Award; Geometry Award; Perfect Attendance 2; Typing Award 2; Best Dressed 4; Drivers Ed. Contest 3. JACK WALKER Basketball 1.2.3.4; VOAG 2,3; FFA 2,3. Band 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1. ALITIA WARD Band 1.2.3.4; Journalism 4; Sr Beta 2.3.4; TRCC Wind Ensemble 3.4; Honor Band 3; Sew with Cotton 3; FTA 3; Honor Band Awards 3. Band Award 3; Chorus 2. SENIOR OFFICERS Bobby Aden, Vice-president; Debbie Russom. secretary treasurer; Lisa Newcomb, reporter; Kim Fisher, president; Mr. Rich, sponsor. During our senior year Ronald Reagan, one of America s oldest Presidents, was re- elected. Our high school years saw the medical breakthrough of artificial heart transplants and the rise of the computer craze. Sodas cost 50c with Mountain Dew being the favorite among most teenagers. Snickers and M M's were a must, costing about 40c. The Summer Olympics were held in the United States for the first time in years. Listening to music was a favorite pas- time. Some favorite songs were 'One More Night” by Phil Collins, You're The Inspi- ration by Chicago, and Purple Rain by Prince. Sports cars were also popular. Names var- ied from Trans-am, Mustang to Camaro. Those owning a car spent most of their money filling it with gas, which cost any- where from 98c to Si.04 a gallon. Clothes were becoming very unique and futuristic with the influence by Punk Rock. Of course, there were also the contempo- rary styles of blue jeans and Nikes. HISTORY SKIP DAY On the day of the traditional Senior Skip Day, seniors started toward Markham Springs, along with the rain. Once there, they decided to move to Wappapello Lake. When everyone finally arrived at one place, the fun began with Mr. Rich and a few helpers cooking hamburgers. The rest of the group went to play volleyball, tennis, and football. Of course, eventually almost everyone wound up in the water. 59 MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Jennifer Hill and Malcomn Henry BEST DRESSED Shelly Hart and Ty Tyler Favorites are chosen by the senior class. FRIENDLIEST Lori Fowler and Bill Hoffmann 61 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES These seniors have achieved an Honors Diploma, which requires additional work in the areas of science, math and Malcomn L. Henry English. Because of their academic excellence, they are being honored as Senior Superlatives. Ginger Dawn Baker Rodney Russell Eaker 62 Ricky Glynn Kee Loren Andrew Martin Dawn N. Truelove Titus Robert Tyler Kathy Donna Miller 63 JUNIORS Diane Atkins Sirena AtweH Terr)- Beck Lyna Bolden John Boyd Marty Canfield Monty Canfield Doug Capper Shane Carpenter Tammy Davidson Wanda Durbin Pam Fisher John Forsythe Melissa Friday Sherri Gardner Rodney Griffin Donna Hampton Belinda Margate Denise Hart Missy Kinney Mike Lady Laurie Loveless Joey Lutes Eddie McComb Ricky Nash Kami Newcomb Lisa Newcomb Tammy Payne Jeff Pennington 64 Traci Pennington Amy Petty Jada Pruett Roger Rich John Rideout Shannon Robb Gene Russom Renee Rutherford Ted Sells Jimbo Sheppard Vicki Sheppard Nancy Sisco Ricky Smith Lori Spradling Melissa Stull Donna Taylor Carrie Tomlinson Cassie Tomlinson CJ. Toombs Annette Turner Suzanne Wagner Karen Warren Penny Wilkerson Freddie Williams Mary Williams Sandy Willcut 65 SOPHOMORES Shannon Baker Dora Barker Doug Bates Lee Bowman Eric Boyers Robyn Brannum Kevin Brock Kim Cannaday Jeff Capper Judy Clary Gena Grossen Terry Crossen Samantha Davidson Tony Dollins Jan Dunlap Donald Edwards Ronald Edwards Stacy Ellis Tracy Ellis James Franklin Tracey Freeman Teresa Friday Carlotta Gordon Brian Allen Christy Armes 66 Keith Warner Terri Webb Sharon Gore Sherry- Gregory Lorra Manner Wesley Hayes Rodney Head Matthew Hoffmann Derrick Isom Jayne Jeffries Rebecca King Keyla Lloyd Samantha McKinley Jammie Main Lorie Milde Wendell Mize Henry Ogden John Palmer Michael Sansoucie Regina Sence Lisa Smith Ronnie Smith Shelly Stull Keith Turner Kenny Turner 67 FRESHMEN Robyn Boone Doug Bowman Dianna Bridgewater Melody Brock Richard Cassinger Shannon Cavness Jeff Clary Marilynn Coan Grady Coble Danny Cox Shauna Davis Tracy Davis Kim Day Angela Dollins Sheila Dunbar Timothy Durbin Dale Fisher Ellen Freeman 68 Ethel Freeman Juanita Freeman Rachel Garner Gina Garrett LaVonda Griffin Shonna Gordon Mary Gore Mike Gore Emma Halliburton Melvin Hicks Jeff Hines Curtis Hopkins Tiffany Hopkins Stacie Hover Beth Isom Sindy Jewell Amanda Johnson Ruchelle Johnson Tim King Jimmy Leach Michelle McComb James McDaniel Not Pictured Greg McElhaney Cindy McKinley 69 Karla Ormsby Larry Payne Leahan Pierce Laurie Reed B.J. Reynolds Greg Seeger Wayne Sheppard Dena Sisco Doug Maples Georgia Nash Jewell Nash Julie Nelson Donna Smith Jay Stone Mark Thurman James Twitty Kathy Twitty Michelle Twitty Richie Wagner Kristie Wrather Richard Young CLASS OFFICERS JUNIORS Mr. Tomlinson, Sponsor Mrs. McKinney, Sponsor Marty Canfield, Treasurer Eddie McComb. Reporter Shannon Robb, Vice-president Karen Warren. Secretary Mr. Bates. Sponsor Pam Fisher, President SOPHOMORES Teresa Friday, Secretary Henry Ogden, Vice-president Mrs. Brannon, Sponsor Keith Turner, President Tony Dollins, Treasurer Mrs. Tyler, Sponsor FRESHMEN Mr. Alexander, Sponsor Richard Cassinger, President Donna Smith, Vice-president Shannon Arrington, Treasurer Kristie Wrather, Secretary Mrs. Peters, Sponsor 71 N.H.S. TIGER QUEEN Selection of TIGER QUEEN is made by KFVS-TV, Cape Gir- ardeau. All senior girls may submit their photos from which court selection is made. Miss Ginger Cavness First Maid QUEEN LISA NEWCOMB Missjeanene Franklin Second Maid 72 EIGHTH GRADE James Adau Christine Balliett Steve Barron Mark Boswell John Bounds Gaylon Boyd Tammy Brooks Mark Browning Terry Campbell Rhonda Capper Tammie Capper Lyshawn Clay Regina Cook Tina Cook EIGHTH BASKETBALL Bryan Robinson. Dean Fisher. Shane Eaker. Rodney Dunlap. Eddie Fiske. Bruce Halliburton. Steve Barron. David Hunt. Troy McComb. Jerry Lutes. Coach Patty. 74 Jeremy Croteau Sherry Davidson Rodney Dunlap Shane Eaker Tina Earley David Edwards Ranae Elston Dean Fisher Eddie Fiske Tracee Glass Becky Hager Bruce Halliburton Shannon Henderson Marcia Hogan Ernie Hook EIGHTH CHEERLEADERS Sitting Christine Ballictt Tammic Capper Kneeling Leslie Plcmmons Dome Johnson, Captain Standing Shawna Swindle, Mascot Amanda Isom Tina Earley Wendy Rutherford Shannon Henderson Marcia Hogan. Mascot 75 David Hunt Amanda Isom Ola Jcreallc Dottic Johnson Tammy Johnson Sheila Kinney Jerry Lutes Tim Mansfield Matt Mathis Latisha Melton Randy Milde Michael Miller Patrick McCauley Brenda McComb Troy McComb INTERMEDIATE BAND Row one: Christine Balliert. Wendy Rutherford, Tracee Glass. Rodney Dunlap. Leslie Plemmons, Jamie Penrod. Toma Sisk. Row two: Paul Rush. Matt Mathis. Steve Barron, James Adair. Michael Miller. Shane Kaker, Becky Ha er. Carrie Shepard. Standing Bill Gill. Troy McComb. Tim Mansfield. Mr Strachan. Not pictured: Jerry Lutes. 76 Jamie Penrod Leslie Plemmons Becky Preslar Bry an Robinson Paul Rush Wendy Rutherford Laura Sanders Tammie Sexton Carrie Shepard Sheila Simpson Toma Sisk Scott Spencer Shawna Swindle Clyde Vinson Kent Wagner JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL 77 Kneeling: Tammy Brooks. Laura Newcomb. Ola Jcrealle, Leslie Plemmons. Cheryl Shepard, Becky Hager, Tammy Thomas. Tammy Berry. Standing. Tracce Glass. Regina Cook. Lyshawn Clay. Carrie Shepard. Rhonda Capper. Cheryl Warren. Tina Cook. Michelle Craycraft, Toma Sisk. Nicky Johnson. Coach Patty Eighth Cheryl Warren Tabitha Williams Keith Worley Patricia Yandell Officers Shane Eaker, treasurer Christine Balliett. vice-president Tammie Capper, president Dean Fisher, secretary Mr. Wooldridge, sponsor Mrs. Slayton, sponsor Sitting Leahan Pierce, sec. Kristie Wrather, rep. Ruchelle Johnson, pres. Mark Thurman, v-pres. Shane Eaker. treas. Kneeling Shawna Swindle Christine Balliett Rachel Garner Lyshawn Clay Tammie Capper Jamie Penrod Tracee Glass James Adair Rodney Dunlap Standing Mr. Jones, sponsor Carrie Shepard LaVonda Griffin Gina Garret Karla Ormsby Shannon Arrington Tim King Shannon Cavness Tiffany Hopkins JUNIOR BETA CLUB 78 SEVENTH GRADE Gay Arrington Thomas Barker Tammy Berry Lillian Boyd Jerry Buhlcr Timmy Capper Rick Carpenter Michele Craycraft Christy Creach John Crossen William Davidson Roger Dugas Ronnie Elston Lisa Ferguson BEGINNING BAND Row one: Cheryl Shepard, Hope Holden. Christy Creach. LaDonna Franklin. Lisa Ferguson. Kathy Scott. Regina Cook. Tina Cook. Cheryl Warren. Shannon Henderson, Sarah Sheppard. Laurie Payne. Christy Gla e Row two Melissa Bare. Ronnie Elston. Niki Johnson. Steve Hicks. Laura Newcomb. Dottie Johnson. Tammie Capper. Sara Hager. Jill Morgan. Kim McCain. Tammy Thomas. Cindy Strachan, Chrissy Lively. Jeremy Young. Row three Mr. Strachan. Mark Mathis. Jonathan Loyd. Steve Womack. Derek McKuin. Bruce Halliburton, Phil Flurry. Danny Woods. Rodney Hanner. Kent Wagner. Shalon Knowlton. Back Row: Paul Petty. Chris Jones. Bobbie Minchew, Cheryl Kurz. Jim Freeman. Keith Whitehead. Rick Carpenter. Chad McComb, Jerry Buhler. Not pictured: Thomas Barker. 79 Phil Flurry La Donna Franklin Jim Freeman Stacey Freeman Tammy Freeman David Gardner Bill Gill Christy Glaze Sara Hager Rodney Hanner Ricky Head Steve Hicks Trudy Hogan Hope Holden Nicky Johnson SEVENTH BASKETBALL Coach J. Patty Rodney Hanner Steve Womack Phil Flurry Mark Mathis Chris Jones Derek McKuin Chad McComb Keith Whitehead Rick Carpenter Jim Freeman Steve Hicks Jonathan Loyd Ronnie Elston 80 Chris Jones Robin Jones Shannon Kinney Shalon Knowlton Cheryl I Kurz Monica Lane Chrissy Lively Jonathon Loyd Kim McCain Michael McCollum Scott McCollum Chad McComb Carl McElhaney Robert McElhaney Derek McKuin SEVENTH CHEERLEADERS Gay Arrington. La Donna Franklin. Terry Woods. Hope Holden. Cheryll Kurz. Kathy Scott. Sara Hager. Jill Morgan. Mascots: Cindy Strachan and Shalon Knowlton. 81 82 Jimmy Main Mark Mathis Dewayne Merritt Bobby Mine hew Jill Morgan Laura Newcomb Lori Payne Paul Petty Kathy Scott Cheryl Shepard Sarah Sheppard Tina Sheppard Sandra Stout Cindy Strachan Jack Stull Tammy Thomas Raymond Tinsley Randy Uhl Michele Wagner Tammy Wagner Dean Walker Terry Walker Keith Whitehead Iris Williams Steve Womack SEVENTH OFFICERS Kneeling Kathy Scott, president Hope Holden, secretary Standing Mr. Cox. sponsor Laura Newcomb, vice-president LaDonna Franklin, treasurer Mrs. Skaggs, sponsor 83 Hillview Elementary School Neely ville Elementary School 84 Hillview Kindergarten Mrs. Allison Blagg Amanda Barger Eric Barker Corey Buffington Sarah Fiske Shelley Gutterman Kevin Higgs Tiffany Humphrey Dana Kisner April Malone Heather Maple Holly Maple Christopher Preslar Andy Shands Crystal Sharpe Alissa Smith Keith Smith Sonny Warren Willine Blagg Elementary Counselor Marry Harlan Elementary Art Vickie McCann Elementary Music Doris Shands Speech Therapist 85 Niki Crofford Deanna Hager Denise Hager Danny Hill First Grade Crystal Armes Christal Bunn Mrs. Naomi Murray Just ttmera shy M m Jr Derek Hill Mike Hutcherson Forrest Johnson Aaron Kurz Kimberly Lady April Lewis Tammy McPike Heather Mansfield Lloyd Miller Knakia Payne Christina Pruett Randy Shepherd Josh Sheridan Ginnifer Smith Summer Spence Angela Wagner 86 Second Grade Mrs. Carolyn Conover Jason Adams James Aldridge Anita Barker Daniel Belcher Sherry Beller Brandi Blahmk Krista Brown Matthew Buhler David Bunn Farrah Davis Mandy Greer Daphne Harris Jennifer Hill Jennifer House Miranda Humphrey Laurie Hutto Mark Jones Kevin M King Kevin R. King Andrew Lamb Jada Lorah Linda Miller Rebecca Mullen Jason Newcomb Chad Pennington Tina Shepherd Jamie Sheppard Sammy Sheppard Valerie Taylor Shawn Tubbs Jenifer Wagner Lea West Mark Wilson Christopher Zink 87 Julie Jones Troy Kisner Amanda Lewis Chris McClanahan Kimberly Meador John Miller Jonathan Morgan Richard Ovitt Misty Payne Aaron Richardson Jason Sisk Crystal Smith Jamie Smith Peggy Smith Allison Stevens Greg Taylor Amy Wagner Shane Woods Third Grade Jimmy Barker Mrs. Carol Swafford Shane Bates Jerry Brown Travis Dorris 88 Mrs. Ann Davis Remedial Reading Mr. Donald Murray Remedial Math Margarat Barnett Jeremy Beller Sheila Buhler James Flenoid Chad Freeman Keith French Chad Hanner Renee Hanner Scotty House Melissa Jeffries Brenda McKim Cassie Murray Kamberia Rector Eric Reece Harry Sawyer Bobbie Shepherd David Shepherd Gregory Smith Eric Thrower Laura Vincent 89 Fifth Grade Gary Aldridge Roger Bare Jackie Bausworth Mrs. Derinda Sheppard Allen Birdsong Carl Capper Eric Crofford David Donnell Heather Dorris Misty Foust Christina Fowler Kristy Freeman MyLynn Garrison Misty Greer Robin Hanner Todd Henson BASKETBALL Todd Henson David Donnell Devin Russom Kelly Turner Eric Crofford Allen Birdsong Stacy Shepherd Jeff Hill Jason Robinson Laura Merritt Mr. Tom Hatfield. Coach 90 Jeff Hill Tony� Hutto Michelle Johnson Jenifer Jones Kelly Kurz Atheana Melton Laura Merritt Robin Perkins Jason Robinson Devin Russom Chrystal Sawyer Christy Selvidge Stacy Shepherd Heather Sisk Kelly Turner John Wagner Patricia Walker Sherry Woods CHEERLEADERS TOP Kelly Kurz Sherry Woods Robin Perkins BOTTOM Heather Sisk Robin Hanncr Heather Dorris MyLynn Garrison Christy Selvidge Tonya Hutto Mrs. Derinda Sheppard. Sponsor 91 Sixth Grade Delons Brown Nathan Brown Christy Buhler Katina Cates Derrick Cato Luke Davidson Julie Dunlap Larry Earley Dawn French James Hanner Jason Hill Julie Lewis Chris Armes Veronica Bausworth Rudy Blahnik Mr. Tom Hatfield Sixth Basketball Kneeling Mr. Hatfield. Coach James Hanner Robert Mooneyhan David Webb Dennis Taylor Derrick Cato Luke Davidson Chris Armes Larry Earley Standing John Morgan Rudy Blahnik Michael Richardson John Shepherd Joey Pennington Johnny Merritt Keith Wilson Donny Sharpe Jason Hill Eric Stone 92 Roberta Stevens Eric Stone Dennis Taylor Robyn Ward David Webb Keith Wilson Sixth Cheerleaders Julie Lewis Julie Dunlap Deloris Brown Dawn French Roberta Stevens Betsy Lorah Mrs. Warren, Sponsor Talisha Smith Sonya Smith 93 94 Neelyville Kinder gar ten Mrs. Jackie Moore Corne Archer Holly Arrington Justin Beaird Len Berry Shane Booth Anna Braddum Cory Brock Brad Buhler Sherri Creach Mary Crossen Travis Deaner Bryan Dollins Mikel Dollins Sracy Ferguson Ryan Fickert Amanda Galvan Jasper Guthery Jason Harlow Stacy Ann Hogue Jeff Holloway Janice McCombs Jay McKinley Crystal Newcomb Michael Parish Renee Payne Alisha Polk Kaneezsha Smith Melissa Stephens Kelly Sturgeon Tina Thomas Brandi Turner Mrs. Lisa Yeager Teacher s aide Denny Warren Kevin Warren Brandon Whitehead April Wills Becky Winder First Grade Mrs. Kathy Harris Marlin Barker Denise Bynum Kalvin Carter Bobby Clay Jennifer Curry Norman Ferguson Sherri Gilmore Dewayne Guthery Chad Jones Bobby Lively April McComb Chris McComb Amy Manse Jeffery Riggs Trisha Roocz Justin Webster Renee Williams Tony Williams Holly Yeager Mark Young Special Education Mrs. Donna Pirc Jaunice Berry James Boyd Kertina McComb James Sisco Michael Taylor 96 Second Grade Mrs. Opal Short Ben Buhler Kelly Buhler Jeff Cassinger Christy Cochran Amanda Conley Randy Crossen Ronnie Crossen Jeremy Davis Freddy Emmons Crystal Flurry Brad Frazier Eva Gardner Justin Harris Misty McElhaney Elizabeth McKinley Faran McWilliams Rickey Marise Kurt Miller Amy Mitchell Billy Morris Rae Lynn Newcomb Eric Odle Jessie Polk Joseph Robinson Bill Scott Sonya Sells Will Spargo Todd Stephens Wayne Strachan Teresa Thomas Jenny Turner Ryan Turner Amy Wells Mark Williams 97 Third Grade Mrs. Ruth Gray Shawn Alexander April Berry Kim Berry Dewayne Caudle Fanicia Clay- Mark Crosscn Kim Emmons Jeff Gilmore Heather Johnson James Johnson Lisa Lively Lennell McComb Tonya McElhancy Judy Marise Justin Peters Michael Powell Chris Robinson Tommy Sexton Shannon Skaggs Travis Slayton Jason Turner Kimberly Winder Malinda Womack 98 Mrs. Inez Surber Remedial Math Fourth Grade Mrs. Alice Allen Virginia Acuff Brad Allen Chad Cochran Chris Crosby Stephanie Drowns David Green Billy Hogan Brian Isom Stephanie Langley Jon McKinney Jody Morns Shawn Newcomb Joe Polk Lori Riggs Leigh Ann Stull Kristi Thronebury Michael Wells 99 Fifth Grade Mrs. Paula Wilis Bobbie Benton Shelly Buhler Kevin Bynum Darrel Caudle Rachel Collins Verlen Crosby Ricky Crossen Scott Crossen Donnie Davis Richard Dollins Wade Dugas Jimmy Guthcry Angela Hambrick Chns Harlow Luther Johnson Jay Leach Linda McComb Melissa Marise Tara Mikel BASKETBALL Kneeling Jason Winder Mr. Porter. Coach Ricky Crossen Kevin Bynum Standing Mike Preslar Tyrone Turner Richie Dollins Darrel Caudle Tara Mickel Wade Dugas Luther Johnson Vcrlm Crosby Donnie Davis Linda McComb Jay Leach Scott Crossen 100 Dennis Mitchell Eric Pennington Mike Pickard Mark Pickrell Suzanne Pitts Mike Preslar Shannon Scott Tonica Tyler Tyrone Turner Stephanie Warfield Tara Whitehead Jason Winder CHEERLEADERS Standing Tonica Taylor Anglea Hambrick Sitting Tara Whitehead Shannon Scott Kneeling Susie Pitts Mrs. Paula Wills, Sponsor Bobbie Benton 101 Tonya Boone Alan Cassinger Tunya Clay Donte Cooper Damon Oeach Jeanette Gray Bruce Head Niki Johnson Mark Me Broom Kristina McComb Richard Main Gina Miller Sixth Cheerleaders In Front Tonya Mitchell Brandi Peterson Linda Miller Kertina McComb In Back Tina Miller Gina Miller Mrs. Paula Wills. Sponsor 102 Tin Miller Tonya Mitchell Denise Moore Brandi Peterson Jeff Potter Tommy Presson Jerry Rich Larry Rich Jason Tomlinson Yuvonne Turner Sixth Basketball Team Bottom Row Jeff Potter Bruce Head Damon Geach Larry Rich Dome Cooper Richard Main Middle Row Mr. Porter Jason Tomlinson Tommy Presson Alan Cassinger Jerry Rich Mark Me Broom Top Row Niki Johnson Tonya Boone Kristina McComb Tunya Clay Amy Arrington Yuvonne Turner 103 104 MISSOURI ARMY NATIONAL GUARD 206th Maint. Co. Poplar Pluff, MO (314) 785-1384 CW4 Cecil C. Brake, Unit Administrator SSC Ray Duerschlen, Unit Clerk SFCJohn Barker, Recruiter McPheeters Clinic 314-686-6041 107 OAK STREET POPLAR BLUFF, MO SURGERY A.L. May, Jr., M.D., F.A.C.S. P.D. Morehouse, M.D. FAMILY PRACTICE W.D. Robertson, M.D., A.B.F.P. L.J. Plunkett, Jr., M.D., A.B.F.P. Robert H. Laatsch. M.D., A.B.F.P. R.W. Dusing, M.D., Inc., A.B.F.P. John G. Bradley, M.D., A.B.F.P. Gilbert Smith. M.D., A.B.F.P. FOUNDED 1925 DR. J.W. 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Box 283 Poplar Bluff, MO KuEibERT CiiNic Medic aI Croup Practice 686 Lester, Poplar Bluff, MO 314-686-2411 9 AM-5 PM Weekdays 9 AM-12 noon Saturday Sundays and Evenings Contact Kneibert Urgent Care Center Located at Doctor's Regional Medical Center Emergency Room Our Facilities Include THE OPTICAL SHOPPE and KNEIBERT CLINIC PHARMACY % 106 f ,— STRINGTOITN GROCERY n M Hwy. Jon Boat Inn Poplar Bluff 314-857-2602 Best Wishes to the Class of '85 Virgie Emmons Joyce Jeffries Whether you're recounting calories or looking for a light summer meal, you're sure to find just what you Jon Boat Salad Bar DONIPHAN AUTO PARTS, INC. For the heartier appetite, try our smorgasbord or choose from the delicious entrees on our menu! 214 Lafayette Doniphan. MO im 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily 206 West Jefferson, Doniphan, MO 996-2422 e 996-3113 Ray Bill ° °r «e ev.rt” Poe IflotoccycCe See vice New Used Parts for all Japanese Cycles Commuter 3 Wheel Cycles Expert Service m IS?? 1 122 Bartlett Poplar Bluff, MO 63901 Daily American (314)-785-1801 Republic Bob Jim A.J. — CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '85 LUCY LEE HOSPITAL 2620 N. Westwood Blvd. Poplar Bluff, MO FOWLER CENTRAL L.P. GAS, INC. P.O. Box 280 P.O. Box 117 Doniphan, MO 63935 Neelyville, MO 63954 996-2156 989-3245 WHEEL MEALS MM lit 857-6151 HWY. 67 NO. Corning, AR FLURRY’S FISH FARM FLURRY’S FISH FARM Neelyville 989-6122 Home 989-3804 Fresh Dressed Channel Catfish Fee Pole Fishing — 7 days a week JUNE'S FLOWER LAND YAMAHA E-Z-GO CREACH’S GOLF CARTS, Inc. New and Used Trailer — Batteries — Parts Connie Jerry Rt. 1, Box 17 Neelyville, MO 314-989-3342 Melex Club Car 857-2132 Flowers for all occasions Owners Maurice June Hamilton HWY 67 North Corning, AR 857-3696 WAL-MART of CORNING Congratulations Seniors of '85 WAL-MART TRACTOR SUPPLY FARM RANCH Old HWY. 60 East Box 210 Poplar Bluff, MO 63901 WHERE YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE (314) 686-7233 (314) 785-4774 Store Steel Gable HWY. 67 West 501-857-6914 Corning, AR THE CORNING BANK Highest Rates Paid On Time Certificates Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation With Branches in Success, AR Knobel, AR Corning, AR (TLssiTI 857-3592 [7r bank 7m 112 Paul Absheer GLASS SPECIALISTS BLUFF CITY GLASS 111 South Fifth Poplar Bluff, MO 785-8000 Buyers of Rice, Wheat and Soybeans Rt. 2, Box 6 Corning, AR 857-3534 STATE LINE STEAK AND FISH HOUSE Home of Boss Hogg's Barbeque OPEN 24 HOURS We Specialize In Steaks, Fish, and Ribs 989-3822 H H AUTO PARTS Specializing in Rebuilding Engines Starters, Alternators and Generators Corning, AR 857-3701 uj Congratulations Seniors of '85 RED TAYLOR FORD Corning, AR 857-J516 HILLTOP BEAUTY SALON Complete Family Hair Care No Appointment Necessary Insurance Work — Free Estimates Awnings — Canopies — Carports Installation — Wholesalers Plate Glass — Mirrors Auto Glass — Store Front 785-0166 Nights, Sundays, Holidays 785-5932 V Hwy. 2V4 miles 989-6217 Jeanne Tubbs Owner and Operator 104 North B Street Poplar Bluff, MO A 07aw I I mbaXI DISCOUNT FOOO STORES SAVE-A-LOT Discount Foods Discount Prices Everyday Hwy. 67 West Corning, AR 857-3280 Mon.-Sat. 9-6 Fri. 9-7 MOST MISCHIEVOUS SOPHOMORES Gena Crossen and Lee Bowman 114 ALEXANDER'S GROCERY and FEED GETTING IT DONE. M. Highway Poplar Bluff, MO 785-9888 € Commerce Bank of Poplar Bluff “““ TAYLOR LUMBER CO. MAIN BANK DRIVE-IN 101 S. Main St. North Main 785-4611 and Oak St. Highway 67 West Corning, Ar COMMERCE BANK WEST West Pine Boulevard Everything to Build Anything ;jB| m QULIN FACILITY Qulin, MO 857-3784 Congratulations to the Seniors of ’85 WE BUY • SELL WRECKS C F AUTO SALVAGE Let Us Serve You with Our Free Part Locating Service Chris Leonard Browning 1401 Hwy. 53 South (314) 785-3311 Poplar Bluff, MO Joe Hefner Shopping Center, Furniture Galleries and Appliance Center Hwy 67 North Poplar Bluff, MO 785-1403 Congratulations to Seniors of '85 POPLAR BLUFF SEWING CENTER In Valley Plaza Mall 785-3393 APPROVED INDEPENDENT DEALER S SINGER PRODUCTS Congratulations Seniors of '85 FRITTS SALES CO. Complete Line of Used Truck Parts Hwy. 53 South Poplar Bluff 686-6373 Kenneth Fritts Jimmie Burnett Hwy. 67 South CO. Rd. 480 785-0945 Kay Lewis Betsy Lewis GAMBLIN LUMBER CO. Hwy 60 Poplar Bluff, MO All Building Materials Paints, Mitlwork, Roofing Cement, Hardware Since 1939 1006 E. Peach St. Poplar Bluff, MO 785-2316 COURTESY AUTO PARTS 1024 Ash Street Poplar Bluff, MO 314-785-3210 ELDON DICKEN SAWMILL and TIMBER DEALER P.O. Box 105 Harviell, MO 686-1531 Buyer of Standing Timber Blackwell- Netherland Chevrolet-Chrysler, Inc. 1409 Hillcrest Plaza P.O. Box 250 Doniphan, MO 314-996-2124 HOME OF THE 1st TEAM WARREN’S QUIK SHOP 989-3871 P.O. Box 253 Neelyville, MO 63954 VITRONIC Manufacturers of Vinyl Advertising Specialities Doniphan, MO A GOOD PLACE TO WORK ' JOLL1EST JUNIORS Lori Spradling and Ted Sells ------------ ---------------------------------- 118 McKinley FARMS Registered and Certified Seed Soybeans, Wheat and Rice Custom Seed Cleaning McKinley FARMS 1 mile East on 142 Neelyville, MO 2 miles South on EE Highway 989-3423 CERAMIC LAND FLORIST and GIFTS 7th Pine Poplar Bluff, MO 686-2823 || The Store For All Seasons In Downtown Poplar Bluff GREENEST FRESHMEN Owners Shannon Arrington and Curtis Hopkins Joe and Barbara Warbington CORNING COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Ytardeeir Hospital Drive 857-6961 Corning, AR JOHN DEERE FARM EQUIPMENT 686-2481 THE LONG GREEN LINE Breakfast Served 6:00-10:30 Highway 67 and Vine Poplar Bluff, MO Tractors, new and used; tillage, planting, hay forage tools; combines and other harvesting machines FINANCE — PARTS — SERVICE BUSBY 1MPI.MT. CO. Old Hwy. 60 E. a Best Eatin' in Town RUSHIN’S GARAGE (f? 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE So. Broadway Author St. Poplar Bluff, MO 785-6349 Modern Laundry Cleaners And Linen Supply Tom Sue O'Connor, Jr. A 110 N. Riverview Dr. Poplar Bluff, MO 785-2305 or 785-4601 % - A RICELAND FOODS Corning Grain Drying Co-op, an affiliate of Riceland Foods, Inc., with plants at Corning and Deleplanie, AR; Poplar Bluff and Dudley, MO. Serving our membership with rice, soybeans, milo, and wheat. P.O. Box 434 Corning, AR QUALITY First and Foremost VALLEY PLAZA KCCB KBKG AM 1260 FM 93 Corning, AR ROY' DICKEN SAWMILL Buyer of standing timber DICKEN GROCERY STORE Harviell, MO 785-4142 Congratulations class of '85 Ladies' and Men's Apparel Corning, AR 857-5121 Compliments of the Employees at P.O. BOX B Harviell, MO 785-4210 785-4142 BASLER ELECTRIC CO. Compliments — Best Wishes POPLAR BLUFF HOSPITAL 215 Oak St. Poplar Bluff, MO (314) 785-7701 857-3574 Corning, AR 122 COUNTRY INN STATION Open 7 Days A week Hrs. 6 a.m. - 9 p m. Hwy. 67 South Gene and Shirley Pennington MERCANTILE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of DONIPHAN BUTLER'S AUTO SALVAGE Used Salvage Cars Bought and and Sold Hotline Service 996-4375 Doniphan Naylor 996-2161 339-2212 Rt. 3. Box 27 Doniphan. MO North End Facility 996-7151 CHUCK WAGON Member F.D.l.C. Smorgasbord Bar-B-Que Chicken, Ribs Bar-B-Que Hamburgers Carry Out HWY. 53 So. 686-1305 Poplar Bluff, MO MOST POLITE FRESHMEN Kristy Wrather and Richard Young 125 Singles and Family Units Color TV, Room Phones Combination Tub and Shower GRIFFINS MOTEL Approved Motel Kwy. 67 Neelyville, MO 314-989-3210 BLACKMAN OIL CO. ___MOBILE HOME HART ESTATES Distributor of Union 76 Petroleum All Major Brands of Motor Oil Corning, AR 857-3436 DAYS 785-1714 LOTS SAI.ES� RENTALS 3 Miles South on Hwy. 67 NIGHTS 785-8730 Congratulations Seniors of 1985 All men see the same object, but all men do not equally understand them. Intelligence is the tongue that discerns and tastes them. Thomas Traherne Centuries of Meditations HART’S OF HART ARKANSAS FURNITURE ZZ ar 124 785-0208 Night 785-1526 785-2657 Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. Billy D. Russom HART TIRE COMPANY 2230 So. Westwood Blvd. Poplar Bluff, MO Compliments of Kdty Tire ISOM’S FARM SUPPLY NAPA AUTO PARTS JIM HOGG'S SUPERMARKET Home and Farm Supply 989-6131 842 Pine Street Poplar Bluff. MO Jerry Johnson Kenneth Fritts Judy Johnson Lindsey Johnson 53 Auto Truck Sales SALVAGE YARD Complete Line of Used Truck Parts SPECIALIZED TRUCK 15607 S. Crawford Ave. Markham, Illinois 60426 312-339-4497 Highway 53, Rt. 4 Poplar Bluff, MO 63901 314-785-0600 SWEETEST SMILE Shannon Robb and Shane Carpenter SHYEST FRESHMEN Rachel Garner and Melvin Hicks BLUFF DIESEL SERVICE MINOR TO MAJOR TRUCK REPAIR 1016 South Broadway Poplar Bluff, MO 785-6J66 CLAY COUNTY COURIER J.V. Rockwell. Editor and Publisher All Your Publishing Needs P.O. Box 128 Corning, AR 857-3531 Compliments of OSAGE NATURAL GAS Phone: Mobile 686-7320 After Hours 399-2779 Serving Neelyville Naylor Qulin Congratulations Graduates First Quality Fashion Footware For the Entire Family At Low Low Prices HWY. 67 South Poplar Bluff, MO 126 GROCERIES GASOLINE HUNTING and FISHING LICENSE FISHING TACKLE and BAIT HAND PAINTED CLOCKS PECANS Seniors of ’85, we are proud of you! Compliments of PARRENT FUNERAL HOME, INC. 399-2215 Naylor, Missouri SILLIEST SOPHOMORES Mr. and Mrs. Ron Parrent Lori Hanner and Donnie Edwards HAMPTON GARAGE • OODI Complete Repair Open Monday-Saturday 314-785-3218 RE-ARM SPORTS CENTER Rt. 4, Hwy. 53 So. Poplar Bluff, MO Bob Hampton CALL OF THE WILD Bldg. RT. 5, BOX 311C. HWY. 67 S. Poplar Bluff, MO JOHN HENRY HOOK 314-989-3812 VERNON J. HOOK Congratulations Class of '85 COACH LITE MOTEL Clean, Comfortable Rooms and Reasonable Rates CALL OF THE WILD Truman and Ollie Hwy. 67 South 785-8423 Hwy. 67 S. - 10 mi. south of Poplar Bluff Museum, Gift Shop, Sports Dept. THE GREATEST ATTRACTION IN THE OZARKS J J FISH FARM Channel Catfish, Fingerlings, Goldfish, Minnows, and Golden Shiners If you want to stock your pond, And don’t know where to go, Come on over to our fish farm, And watch your fingerlings grow. Rt. 1, Box 316 Harviell, MO 314-989-3514, Night 314-989-6424, Day ROES 612 Elm St. Corning, AR 857-3347 DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO. POPLAR BLUFF MISSOURI 129 Compliments of BROOKRESON CLINIC, INC. 1901 Sunset Dr. Poplar Bluff. MO. Southern Missouri Savings Loan Association Your Savings Center Fry International Of Corning, Inc. Hwy. 67 West P.O. Box 558 Corning. AR. (501) 857-6996 6th and Vine 1330 Hwy. 67 No. Poplar Bluff, Mo. Poplar Bluff, MO. 785-2218 no MANUFACTURERS | DISTRIBUTORS GRAIN BINS - INDUSTRIAL - ELECTRICAL - IRRIGATION EQUIP. Congratulations Seniors 85' Luecke Distributing Co., Inc. Poplar Bluff, MO SMITH HOMES Used Mobile Homes Sales INSURED MOBILE HOME MOVERS Complete Mobile Home Parts Furnaces, Furnace Parts Air Conditioning and Supplies (314) 785-8260 8 Miles South on Hwy. 67 Poplar Bluff, MO STATE LINE BARBER SHOP Open 6 Days a Week 9:00-5:30 Compliments of FRED CALDWELL, M.D. 1901 Sunset Poplar Bluff, MO 785-0828 Best Wishes to the Class of '85 ALLENS MOTOR HARBOR TRUCK STOP G O ODlfYEA R um®n Poplar Bluff, MO CORNING TIRE SERVICE 507 W. MAIN CORNING. AR 857-3544 Dedicated by Poplar Bluff, MO Printers of the Student Handbook Stationery Elementary Report Cards Applications Spelling Certificates Progress Reports School Policies Graduation Program 155 HUDDLE PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER Wallace and Owens Smith Furniture The Gift Box Dollar General Paradise Donuts Pocahontas Federal Fantasy Arcade Mary's Ladies’ and Men's Apparel All Star Sporting Goods Children's Corner Come Shop With Us Huddle Plaza Shopping Center Hwy. 67 North Corning, AR. Ermert MIDWEST AUTO PARTS, INC. 301 West First Street Corning, AR 857-3084 Funeral Home And Ermert Burial HURRY-BACK BEL-AIR DRIVE IN Association Corning, AR Richard Ermert Neelyville, MO 989-7301 134 I BANK of POPLAR BLUFF I bp b WfeWint 785-4671 Four Convenient Locations Main Office 200 South Main Midtown Facility Sixth Lester Street Member F.D.I.C. Northtown Facility Highway 67 North Neelyville Facility Highway 67 South ■ ?• ' «V0 W yvitt ikl jT'wKi™ i • .• -1 ' v,. j'lt ’' v«- 4k3 •? V M- -i •?. 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