Neelyville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Neelyville, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1986 volume:

THE BEST OF TIMES Neelyville R-4 Schools Senior Section 5 Academics 25 Underclassmen 43 Activities and Clubs 53 Sports 65 Junior High 77 Neelyville Elementary 89 Hillview Elementary 97 A dvertisemen ts 105 1 The Best of Times have come and gone. These times we will always cherish 2 Our Best Times hove been shored with friends — Much sorrow, laughter and tears. We realize as we near the end, That these were the best of years. 3 Through times of victory ond times of defeat, We grew to love and share. Within our hearts we were never beat. Through the Best of Times we cared. Times of failing and times of success, These have all come to pass. These are the times that we love best. Our memories shall forever last. A Vicki Sheppard SENIORS 5 SENIOR SUPERLA TIVES These seniors have achieved an Hon- ors Diploma, which requires additional work in the areas of science, math and English. Because of their academic excel- lence, they are being honored as Senior Superlatives. Pamela Redele Fisher 6 Roger Lee Rich Vicki Lynn Sheppard 7 Suzanne (Wagner) Aden Karen Michelle Warren SENIOR CLASS of 1986 During our senior year, the debate over placing weap- ons in outer space called Star Wars was a major world controversy. Also, for the first time in years, the President of the United States, Ronald Reagan, and the leader of Russia, Premier Mikhail Gorbachev, met for peace talks in Geneva, Switzerland. Created for wind resistance and smoother rides, aero- dynamic cars were being made, with such names as Aer- ostar, Taurus and the new Mustang. Aids, a disease that weakens the body's immune sys- tem, finally causing death, was a new dreaded disease. It struck mainly homosexuals, drug users and those re- quiring blood transfusions. Actor Rock Hudson died from this desease. A new hope for cancer victims came with the an- nouncement of super cells ' This meant mixing white blood cells with hormones. It was not known if this would work, but doctors did have hope. Another historical moment in medicine occurred when the first woman ever gave birth to seven babies. Four of the children died. Also, the first woman received a me- chanical heart. Madonna, Cyndi Lauper, Tina Turner and many others in the rock video scene influenced fashion with their two or more colors of hair, wild clothes and wierd jewelry, but jeans and sneakers were still a must with teenagers. Favorite songs were Mis Led by Kool and the Gang, Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go by Wham!, Private Dancer by Tina Turner, and God Bless the USA by Lee Greenwood. Another important happening of our time was that of famous singers becoming involved in important social is- sues These included creating WE ARE THE WORLD con- cerning world hunger and the benefit show done for farm aid. Sylvester Stallone made a big premier with his two smashing movies RAMBO, FIRST BLOOD PART II and ROCKY IV which made over $47 million in the first week of showing. Micheal J. Fox was the teenage heartthrob of the year. He starred in the number one and number two movies of the summer BACK TO THE FUTURE and TEEN WOLF. This year, VCR's and satellites were becoming com- mon. If a home didn't have the one, it most likely had the other. If a home had neither, then it wasn't considered real. A milestone happened when Coke changed its recipe. The new product was called New Coke, but everyone seemed to want the Old Coke back. It was returned to the market which made the New Coke now the Old Coke and the New Coke was named Coke Classic. It was all very confusing. The World Series was very important and special to all of us. It was the first time ever that the two Missouri teams, the St. Louis Cardinals and the Kansas City Royals, faced each other in a World Series. It was called the 1-70 series for that was the interstate which separated St. Louis and Kansas City. St. Louis was expected to win; but as luck turned out, Kansas City did. It didn't matter though, because Missouri was still number one. Sodas stayed the same price, 50$. Gas went up, then down, then up ... It was in a price range of 96$ to $ 1.04. Candy bars went up to 40$. 9 N.H.S. TIGER Selection of TIGER QUEEN is made by KFVS-TV, CAPE Girardeau. All senior girls may submit their photo from which court selection is made. First Maid Miss Karen Warren QUEEN QUEEN SHANNON ROBB Second Maid Miss Lisa Newcomb Third Maid Miss Traci Pennington Fourth Maid Miss Sherri Gardner 10 MR. N.H.S. ROGER RICH, the son of Richard and Evelyn Rich, was chosen as Mr N.H.S. for the year 1985-86. Roger has par- ticipated in the N.H.S. basketball program since his sev- enth grade year. He has won various awards in basketball for most assists, most charges, and most rebounds in his freshman, sophomore and junior years. He was chosen for All-Conference Ozark Foothills Conference team his sophomore year. He has also played baseball since his freshman year. Roger will graduate as an honor student. MISS N.H.S. KAREN WARREN, the daughter of Ulysses and Donna Warren, was chosen as Miss N.H.S. for the year 1985-86. Karen has been an active N.H.S. cheerleader since her seventh grade year. She was the captain of the cheer- leading squad for three years and the co-captain two years. Karen has been a member of Jr. and Sr. Beta. She served as junior class secretary and senior class secre- tary treasurer. Karen will graduate as an honor student. 1) TERRY BECK was chosen as the Most Talented of the senior class. Ter- ry is well-known for his artistic abilities in singing, drawing, and acting. Ms. Slayton comments, He has a lot of talent. He expresses it well in portraits and architectural design. TED SELLS was chosen as the Best Dressed student of the senior class. Throughout his senior year, Ted was always clean-cut and neat in ap- pearance. JEFF PENNINGTON was chosen Most Likely to Succeed. Jeff will be re- membered for his avid interest in the military and his abilities with com- puters. JIM SHEPPARD was selected as the Most Friendly in the senior class. Jim always has a smile on his face and something to say. Jim is never too busy to speak or to say hi. RICKY SMITH was our Most School Spirited male of the senior class. Ricky has played on the Neelyville basketball team for six years. Coach Tomlinson says, Ricky is very unselfish and his school spirit honor is in- dicative of his behavior. 12 KAMI NEWCOMB is the Best Dressed girl of the senior class. Mrs McKinney says of Kami, She is very neat and well-groomed. She is also courteous. Kami's appearance is always picture perfect. PAM FISHER was chosen Most Likely to Succeed. For four years, Pam served as president of her class. She was also active in band, Sr. Beta, and FHA. She completed her high school education ranking first in her class. PENNY WILKERSON is the Most Talented girl of the senior class. Mr. Strachan says, Penny comes from a musically-oriented family, and she uses her talents to both enlighten and entertain her audience. SHANNON ROBB was chosen as the Most Friendly twelfth grade girl. She always has a pleasant smile on her face and demonstrates a friend- ly attitude toward everyone. VICKI SHEPPARD was chosen Most School Spirited. Vicki has been a member of a Neelyville cheerleading squad for the past six years. Ms. Davis says, She never gets mad at anyone, even in trying times when working with the other cheerleaders. 13 SENIOR CLASS OF '86 Mr. Botes, sponsor Mrs. McKinney, sponsor Sirena Atwell, reporter Pam Fisher, president Eddie McComb, vice-president Karen Warren, secretary treasurer Mr. Tomlinson, sponsor 14 Suzanne (Wagner) Aden: Jr. Beta 1; Library Club 1,2; Sr. Beta 2,3; A 1,2,3,4; FHA 2,3; Band 3; Sew with Cotton 1,2; VICA 4. Sirena Atwell: Band 1,2,3,4; Band Reporter 4, FHA 2,3,4, Cheerleading 1,2,3; Library Aide 3,4; Library Club 1,2; Class Officer 2,4; Perfect Attendance 2; Publications 4; Photographer 4; Homecoming Atten- dant 2. Bridget Curnutt: Typing 1; Art Award 2, Art Certificate of Merit 3; Swimming 3; Journalism 4. Wanda Durbin: FHA 4; Sew with Cotton 1,3,4; Voice of Democracy 3. Donna (Taylor) Eakins: Cheerleader 1; FHA 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1,2; Sew with Cotton 1; Homecoming Attendant 3; Class Secretary 1; Library Aide 2. Pam Fisher: FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA Secretary 3; FHA Pres. 4; FHA Regional Pres. 4; A 4, Band 1,2,3,4; Flag Corps 2,3; Jr. Beta 1, Sr. Beta 2,3,4; Sr. Beta Secretary 3; Class Pres 1,2,3,4; Sr. Beta Vice-pres. 4, Yearbook Editor 4, Sew with Cotton 1,2,3; Elks Student of the Month 4, Biology I Award 1, English I Award 1; English II Award 2; English III Award 3; Civics Award 1; Home Economics Award 1; World Foods Award 2; Spanish I Award 2, FHA Valentine Queen Candidate 1st runner-up, Most Likely to Succeed 4. JOHN BOYD BRIDGET CURNUTT PAUL DUNAWAY WANDA DURBIN DONNA (TAYLOR) EAKINS PAM FISHER 15 JOHN FORSYTHE MISSY FRIDAY SHERRI GARDNER RODNEY GRIFFIN DONNA HAMPTON Change Through our high school years, We molded to become as one. Now that the end is near, We realize that it is done. We have come as far as the path will lead. And now we are on our own — Together we learned to write and read. The rest we'll face alone. We cannot change the past, but the future is ours to arrange. May our memories forever last, Even though our lives will change. Vicki Sheppard 16 John Forsythe: FFA 2,3,4; Knowledge Team 2; Parliamentary Proce- dure Team 3; Baseball 2; VICA 4; Date Proc; Library Aide 1,2,3; Shop 4 Missy Friday: Band 1,2,3,4; Flag Corps 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Sew with Cotton 1,2; 1st Alternate 2, FTA 4, Jr. Beta 1; Sr. Beta 4; Library Aide 3,4, Homecoming Attendant 4; Journalism 4 Sherri Gardner: Band 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Sew with Cotton 1, Library Aide 4 Rodney Griffin: Baseball 2,3,4, Sr Beta 2,3,4, Sr. Beta Treasurer 4, Scholastic Award 2,3, Library Aide 4; Publications 4, Newspaper Editor 4, Carpentry 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. Donna Hampton: Band 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Sr. Beta 4; Archery Award 4, Basketball 1; Tiger Mascot 3. Denise Hart: Jr. Beta 1; FHA 1,2,3,4, FHA Historian 4, Band 1,2,3; Flag Corps 1,2,3, Flag Corps Captain 3; Sew with Cotton 1,2; FTA 4; VICA 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Library Club 2. Missy Kinney: FHA 3, VICA 4, VICA Secretary 4; Journalism 4, News- paper Editor 4, Chorus 2; VICA Statesman Award 4 Mike Lady: FFA 1,2,4; Shop 4; Journalism 3; Pep Club 3,4; Jr. Beta 1; Sr. Beta 4 Lauria Loveless: Cheerleader 1,4; Tiger Mascot 2,3; Pep Club 3; FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA Top Ten 3; Top Three FHA Seller 3,4; FTA 4; Library Aide 1,2,3, Library Club 1,2, Chorus 2, Sew with Cotton 1,2,4; Voice of Democracy 3; Homecoming Attendant 4 BELINDA HARGATE DENISE HART MISSY KINNEY MIKE LADY LAURIA LOVELESS IOFY I IJTES 17 EDDIE McCOMB WENDELL MIZE RICKY NASH KAMI NEWCOMB LISA NEWCOMB TAMMY PAYNE Have you ever thought of when we will meet again? How the time has passed. Soon graduation will be in process; the future is in our hands. Will we remember the ones who made us laugh? The ones who we call our best friends? We have doors to open and choices to make. Our future is ready. Our past we have made, and we can only go back with memories. This chapter we cannot forget. But only remember the pages of joys found in yesterday! Lauria Loveless 18 JEFF PENNINGTON TRACI PENNINGTON AMY PETTY BECKY PROSISE ROGER RICH SHANNON ROBB Eddie McComb: Baseball 4, Biology I Award 3; Chorus 1,2,3; FTA 1,2; Rec. Leader 3; President 4; Class officer Reporter 3; Vice-pres 4, Senior Beta 1,2,3,4; Senior Beta President 4; PE Award 3; FHA 4 Kami Newcomb: Band 1,2,3,4; Flag Corps 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Sew with Cotton 1,2; Blue Ribbon Winner 1,2; FTA 4; Beta 1,2,3,4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; Best Dressed 4; Li- brary Aide 3,4; Journalism 4 Lisa Newcomb: Library Club 1,2, FHA 1,2,3,4, Sew with Cotton 1. Tammy Payne: Library Aide 3, FHA 3,4; Sew with Cotton 4, One of Top Ten Members in FHA 3. Jeff Pennington: Jr. Beta I; Sr. Beta 4, VICA 3,4, VICA Pres 4, Data Processing Representative 4, Library Club 1; Band 1, Baseball 4, Jr. Varsity Football 2; Wood Working 2; Computer Club 2, Art Club 2; Class Treasurer I, Most Likely To Succeed 4; Band Award 1; Perfect Attendance I; VICA Statesman Award 4 Traci Pennington: Band 1,2,3,4 Flag Corps 1; Drum Majorette 2,3,4, FHA 2,3,4, FHA Treasurer 3; FHA Vice-pres. 4; FHA State Vice-pres. 4; FT A 3,4, Sr. Beta 2,3,4; Jr Beta 1, Home Ec. I Award 2, Sew with Cotton Winner 2,3; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1; Elks Student of the Month 4 Amy Petty: FHA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,4; Sew with Cotton 1,3,4. Roger Rich Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Jr. Beta 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Carpentry 4; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3; Mr. NHS 4; Basketball All-Conference 2, Stolen Bases and Pitching Award 3; Assists Award 1,2,3; Rebound Award 2; Free Throw 2; Field Goal 2, Defense Award 1,2,3, Most Polite Freshman I, Jr. Beta President 1; Elks Student of the Month 4. Shannon Robb: Most Polite Freshman 1; Class Officer Secretary 1; Cheerleader 1,2; Captain 2; FFA Sweetheart First Attendant 1; Sew with Cotton Alternate 1; Sew with Cotton Modeling Winner District 1 ; Library Club 1,2; FHA Officer Treasurer 2; FHA 1,2,3, Vice-pres. 3; Sweetest Smile 3; American History Award 3, Sr. Beta 4, Friendliest 4. 19 GENE RUSSOM RENEE RUTHERFORD TED SELLS JIM SHEPPARD VICKI SHEPPARD Remember These last days we spend together, Remind us of the old times. The days of hunting a hidden treasure, To the days of nursery rhymes. Today we become more involved In a world of total confusion. Instead of getting our problems solved, We linger in total illusion. Why can't the days be as simple As those good old elementary days? The days of playing and cute little dimples And all those mischievous ways. We'll meet again on some fair day, In this life or in another. None of us know the time or way, For this is ours to discover. Vicki Sheppard 20 Renee Rutherford: Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4; Flag Corps 1,2; Drum Majorette 3,4, FHA 1,2,3,4, Parliamentarian, Devotional Leader 4, Sr. Beta 4, FTA 4; Sew with Cotton Winner I. Jim Sheppard: Silliest Sophomore 2; Flirtatious Junior 3; Friendliest 4; Band 1,2, Carpentry 3, Shop 3,4, VICA 4, Automechanics 4; Parlia- mentarian 4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Greenhand Degree 1; Chapter Farmer De- gree 2, Creed Speaking I; Soil Judging 2; Parliamentary Procedure 2,3; Barnwarming Escort 3,4; State Convention Delegate 3; Asst. Treasurer 2; Treasurer 3; President 4; VICA Statesman Award 4. Vicki Sheppard: Band 1,2,3,4, Jr. Beta 1; Sr. Beta 2,3; Library 1,2, Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 1; Co-Captain 4; Captain 3; Class Reporter I; Perfect Attendance Award 1,3; Typing I Award 2, Most Mischievous 2; Most Flirtatious 3; Most School Spirited 4; Elk Student of the Month 4 Nancy Sisco: FHA 2,3,4, VICA 4; Basketball Award 2; Chorus 3. Lori Spradling: Band 1,2,3,4; Flag Corps 1,2,3, Jolliest Junior 3; FHA 1,2,3,4, FHA'er of the year 3, Secretary 4; Sew with Cotton 1,2, Jour- nalism 4, Yearbook Adv. Manager 4, Record Keeping Award 2, Pep Club 3. Melissa Stull: Library Club 1,2; FHA 1,2,3,4, Sew with Cotton 1. Carrie Tomlinson: Band 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Library Club 1,2, Assist Award 3; Homecoming Attendant 4. Cassie Tomlinson: Cheerleading 1,2,3,4, Library Club 1,2, Library Aide 1,2, FHA 2,3,4, Sew with Cotton 1,2,3, Best Model 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4, Maiorette 3,4; Typing I Award 3; Perfect Attendance 1. NANCY SISCO RICKY SMITH LORI SPRADLING MELISSA STULL CARRIE TOMLINSON CASSIE TOMLINSON 21 C.J. TOOMBS ANNETTE TURNER KAREN WARREN PENNY WILKERSON FREDDIE WILLIAMS MARY WILLIAMS C.J. Toombs: FFA 2,3,4; American History Team 2; Parliamentary Procedure 3; Sr. Beta 4; Biology I Award 1; Biology II Award 3; VICA 4; FFA Knowledge 2; FFA Parliamentarian 4 Karen Warren: Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Captain 1,4; Co-Captain 3; Jr. Beta 1; Sr. Beta 3; Homecoming Attendant 3,4; Sr. Band 1,2,3,4; Maiorette 1,2,3,4; Head Majorette 4; Class Officer 1,3,4; Greenest Freshman; Silliest Sophomore; Library Club 1,2; Elk Student 4; Miss NHS 4 Penny Wilkerson: FHA 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1,2,4, Sew with Cotton 1,3,4, FHA Valentine Attendant 2; Most Talented 4 22 Mary Williams: FHA 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Sew with Cotton 1,2,3,4. SKIP DA Y On the traditional Senior Sneak Day, seniors loaded up and headed for Big Springs in Van Buren. The cold seemed to have an effect for every- one wore a sweat shirt or a light jacket. Seniors warmed up though as they hike up a very high rock hill. Then it was back to the fire for some of Coach Tomlinson's famous school hamburgers. After eating, some seniors played volleyball, some played softball, and those who wanted to — rested. After resting for a while, some of the smarter seniors packed up to leave, but the others stayed in the cold and went swimming in Current River. The next day, most of the seniors had the snif- fles. 23 24 ACADEMICS 25 SCHOOL BOARD Bob Newcomb, member; Earl Pierce, vice-president; Curtis Reinbott, president; Jimmy Jones, member; John- ny Atwell, member. Not Pictured: Jim Thurman, secretary. ADMINISTRATION BILL BLAGG Superintendent FRED PATTY Director of Special Programs RICHARD RICH High School Principal LEEROY JOHNSON Grade School Principal 26 SCIENCE BILL ALEXANDER Jr. High Science, Baseball BRUCE YEAGER Physical Science, Biology I, II, Chemistry 27 BUSINESS EDUCA TION NORMA FOSTER Word Processing, Computer Literacy, Office Practice, Accounting I KARON SKAGGS Typing I and II, General Business, Record Keeping 28 VO-AG HOME EC. ORVILLE ALLEN Vo. Ag. I, II and III, Ag. Structure I, Ag. Con- struction II MARY BEAIRD Sp. Ed. Home Ec., Consumer Ed. Home Man- agement, Home Economics I, Advanced Foods lntermediate Clothing, Parenthood Consumer Living 29 CARPENTR Y JIM BRANNUM Carpentry First row John Boyd Ted Sells Ricky Smith Jimmy Leach Brian Allen Second row Tony Dollins Allen Baccus Roger Rich Freddy Williams Doug Capper Rodney Griffin Third row Lee Bowman Terry Crossen Joey Lutes Jeff Hines Rodney Head 30 PHYSICAL ED. LINDA DAVIS Jr. High P.E ., PE., Health, Cheerleading JAMES PATTY Jr. High P.E., Girls Varsity, Consumer Math, Jr. High Science TERRY TOMLINSON Drivers Education, P.E., Ninth Varsity, Var- sity Basketball 31 ENGLISH SPEECH ALLEN BATES English II, III VIRGINIA BRANNON English I, IV, Speech, Communications PATRICIA TYLER Jr. High English 33 BAND MUSIC GARY STRACHAN Senior Band, Beginning Band, Intermediate Band, Jr. High Chorus, Fundamental Mu- sic 34 HISTORY JAMES JONES Jr. High History KERRY MONDY Civics, American History PHILLIP SHORT Economics Sociology, Modern World History, American Problems 35 YEARBOOK and NEWSPAPER STAFF First Row: Sirena Atwell, Photographer. Seconf Row: Missy Kinney, Newspaper Co-Editor; Genna Crossen; Jaynie Jeffries; Miss Thies, Student Teacher. Third Row: Mrs Brannon, Sponsor; Bridget Curnutt, Art Editor; Lori Spradling, Advertising Manager; Pam Fisher, Edi- tor; Rodney Griffin, Newspaper Co-Editor; Missy Friday; Kami Newcomb, Sales Manager; Terri Webb. EDITOR As Editor of the 1985-86 yearbook The Best of Times ' I would like to take time and express my sincere thanks and appreciation to the journalism class this year and to our advisor Mrs. Brannon. We were small in number, eleven students, but we worked hard to bring you a book that would help you to always remember The Best of Times. Sincerely, Pam Fisher Editor 36 37 38 4 « DORLis McKinney Librarian MYRA PEI tKb ALBERTA TEEL Learning Resources Counselor JIM WOOLDRIDGE Special Ed. Teacher 39 R-4 SECRETARIES Mrs. Harriet Dollins Special programs Mrs. Margie Winder Neelyville Elementary Mrs. Mary Berry High School Mrs Jenny Blackman Hillview Elementary 40 COOKS Bernice Walker Thelma Teel, Head Cook Bessie Perkins Edith Warren Geraldine Hover Orlena Emmons Evelyn Cassinger Custodians Cecil Walters Robert Dillinger Roberta Turner Marilyn Bowman John Hager Bus Drivers Larry Hoffman, Mechanic Alvin McComb Wallace Warren Louise Ferguson Shirley Burson Lavedia Moran Wyman Alliston Terry Sharpe Not Pictured John Morgeson Patricia Rush Larry Woods 41 42 UNDERCLASSMEN 43 Brian Allen Christy Armes Shannon Baker Dora Barker Neal Barker Doug Bates Lee Bowman Eric Boyers Robyn Brannum Kevin Brock Kim Cannaday Jeff Capper Judy Clary Genna Crossen Samantha Davidso Jan Dunlap Donnie Edwards Ronnie Edwards Stacy Ellis 44 Tracy Ellis James Franklin Tracey Freeman Teresa Friday Sherry Gregory Lori Hanner Wesley Hayes Rodney Head Matt Hoffmann Derrick Isom Jaynie Jeffries Becky King David Knowles Keyla Lloyd Samantha McKinley Jammie Main Lorie Milde Mike Sansoucie Regina Sence Juniors Keyla Lloyd and Lori Hanner sort posters sold to raise money for the prom, Lesa Smith Ronnie Smith Keith Turner Keith Wagner Terri Webb 45 SOPHOMORES Standing: Mr. Alexander, sponsor; Gina Garrett, treasurer; Michelle McComb, sec- retary; Mrs. Peters, sponsor. Sitting: Kristie Wrather, president; Rachel Garner, vice- president. Mona Allen Phillip Archer Shannon Arrington Mark Blagg Robyn Boone Scott Bowman Diane Bridgewater Melody Brock Richard Cassinger Shannon Cavness Maria Cayo Jeff Clary Marilyn Coon Grady Coble Shauna Davis 46 Tracy Davis Angie Dollins Dale Fisher Ellen Freeman Ethel Freeman Paul Fulmer Rachel Garner Gina Garrett Shonna Gordon LaVonda Griffin Emma Halliburton Melvin Hicks Jeff Hines Tiffany Hopkins Stacie Hover Beth Isom Sindy Jewell Ruchelle Johnson Russell Johnson Tim King Jimmy Leach Michelle McComb Greg McElhaney Cindy McKinley 47 Doug Maples Georgia Nash Jewell Nash Julie Nelson Karla Ormsby Larry Payne Leahan Pierce Laurie Reed B.J. Reynolds Ricky Robinson Wayne Sheppard Dena Sisco Donna Smith Jay Stone Mark Thurman Richie Wagner Kristie Wrather Richard Young 48 FRESHMEN IN FRONT: Gaylon Boyd, vice-president; Jamie Penrod, reporter; Brian Robinson, secretary; Tammy Capper, president; Rodney Dunlap, re- porter; IN BACK: Mrs. Slayton, sponsor; Mr. Wooldridge, sponsor. James Adair Christine Balliett Steve Barron Mark Boswell Rhonda Capper Tammy Capper Lyshawn Clay Regina Cook Tina Cook Sherry Davidson Rodney Dunlap Shane Eaker Tina Earley David Edwards 49 Renae Elston Dean Fisher Eddie Fiske Tracee Glass Becky Hager Bruce Halliburton Shannon Henderson Jeff Highley Marcia Hogan David Hunt Amanda Isom Ola Jerreal Dottie Johnson Sheila Kinney Are they really study- ing? Jerry Lutes Patrick McCauley Troy McComb Tim Mansfield Matt Mathis Latisha Melton Randy Milde Mike Miller Jamie Penrod Leslie Plemmons 50 Brian Robinson Ronnie Robinson Paul Rush Wendy Rutherford Laura Sanders Tommy Sexton Carrie Shepard Sheila Simpson Tonia Sisk Scott Spencer Showna Swindle Clyde Vinson Kent Wagner Cheryl Warren Rhonda Whitehorn Tabitha Williams Keith Worley 51 Looks like David's go- ing to be late for class. Activities And Clubs 53 HOMECOMING 1986 UP WHERE WE BELONG Queen Donna Smith Seated Missy Friday Donna Smith Vicki Sheppard Standing Karen Warren Traci Pennington Launa Loveless Carrie Tomlinson 54 IWAN? ' Missy Friday Escorted by Shannon Baker Lauria Loveless Escorted by Shane Eaker Traci Pennington Escorted by Richard Cassinger Vicki Sheppard Escorted by Matt Hoffmann Donna Smith Escorted by Keith Turner 55 SENIOR HIGH BAND Flag girls on left: S. Arrington, C. Balliett, T. Glass, C. Armes, R. Rutherford, L. Pierce. Flag girls on right: K. Newcomb, J. Main, M. Friday, B. King, Director Mr. G. Strachan, T. Pennington, T. Hopkins. First row: D. Smith, R. Johnson, K. Warren, R. Boone, C. Tomlinson. Second row: M. Miller, T. Friday, K. Lloyd, L. Hanner, W. Rutherford, S. Gardner, J. Dunlap, M. Allen. Third row: S. Atwell, D. Hampton, C. McKinley, S. Ellis, V. Sheppard, T. Webb, D. Barker, P. Fisher, K. Wrather. Fourth row: B. Hager, P. Rush, R. Lopez, R. Young, K. Ormsby, T. King, N. Barker, J. Penrod, L. Plemmons, T. Sisk. Fifth row: C. Sheppard, R. Dunlap, K. Turner, C. Tomlinson, S. Eaker, M. Hoffman, T. Ellis, T. Campbell. Sixth row: G. Coble, M. Cayo, J. Stone, J. Jeffries, S. Barron, T. Mansfield, R. Wagner, J. Adair. Last row: D. Bates, R. Rich, T. McComb, W. Sheppard, M. Thurman, R. Cassinger, B. Gill. OFFICERS 56 President, Roger Rich; Reporter, Sirena Atwell; Vice- President, James Franklin. FLAG GIRLS MAJORETTES Back row: Cassie Tomlinson, Donna Smith. Second row: Ruchelle Johnson, Robin Boone. Front: Karen Warren. Left, top to bottom: Becky King, Missy Friday, Jammie Main, Christine Balliett. Right, top to bottom: Shannon Arrington, Kami Newcomb, Tracee Glass, Christy Armes. tteELYWUf (jgsjpi MARCHING TIOCRe T FhB BANNER CARRIERS Leahan Pierce Tiffany Hopkins HEAD MAJORETTES Renee Rutherford Traci Pennington FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA First row. B. King, parliamentarian; K. Lloyd, historian; J. Jeffries, vice-president; T. Friday, secretary; D Barker, treasurer; R. Sence; D Hart; S. Aden, recreational leader Second row Mrs. Teel, sponsor; G Garrett; K Cannaday, T. Pennington, R. Rutherford; E. McComb, president; J. Main, reporter; T. Webb; K. Newcomb; M. Friday; S. McKinley; L. Loveless. 58 SENIOR BETA CLUB First row: B. King, secretary; P. Fisher, vice-president; R. Griffin, treasurer; J. Jeffries, parliamentarian; E. McComb, president; T. Friday, historian; D Barker, historian, J. Main, reporter. Second row: K. Lloyd, K. Newcomb, D. Hampton, G. Crossen, R Brannum, M Brock, G. Garrett, L. Griffin, R. Garner. Third row: M. Friday, S. Robb, B. Curnutt, R. Rutherford, T. Pennington, K. Ormsby, K. Wrathers, R. Johnson, M. Kayo. Fourth row: J. Dunlap, S. Atwell, M. Thurman, T. King, M Hicks, J. Penningtons, R. Sence, T. Hopkins, L. Pierce, S. Cavness. 59 Future Farmers Of America On Oct. 18, 1985, the Neelyville FFA Chapter held their annual green- hand initiation. In order to receive their degree pen, greenhands had to participate by dressing in dresses and long johns with high heels or boots. Mike Lady and Keith Wagner work together on a welding project. Row one: J. Sheppard, pres.; E. Boyers, v-pres.; S. Caveness, treas.; G. Garrett, sec.; M. Allen, rep.; S. Baker, sent.; D. Fisher, BOAC; D. Maples, asst, rep.; R. Edwards, asst, sec.; C.J. Tombs, pari.; D. Edwards, asst. sec. Row two: M. Lady, P. Dunaway, M. Miller, R. Milde, G. McElhaney, T. Dollins, W. Sheppard, C. McKinley, L. Melton. Row three: C. Vinson, W. Mize, B. Prosise, K. Wagner, P. McCauley, M. Boswell, D. Edwards, S. Bowman, B. Preslar, A. Dollins. Row four: J. Lutes, R. Smith, K. Wagner, E. Fiske, D. Fisher, M. Browning, R. Capper, D. Isom. Mr. Allen, sponsor. 60 BARN- WARMING THIRD ATTENDANT Jammie Main Eric Boyers, Escort SWEETHEART Mona Allen Jim Sheppard, Escort SECOND ATTENDANT Wendy Rutherford Shannon Baker, Escort Barnwarming was held on December 11, in the old gym. The caller was T.Z. Wil- liams. 61 Future Homemakers of America Row one: J. Boyd, J. Nelson, N. Sisco, R. Rutherford, Devotional Leader; J. Clary, Assistant Secretary, L. Spradling, Sec. Reporter; P. Fisher, President; T. Pennington, Vice-President; B. King, Treasurer; D. Hart, Historian; S. Ellis, Recreational Leader; S. Hover, S. Gregory, T. Ellis, L. Hanner. Row two: S. Davidson, S. Jewell, A. Petty, P. Wilkerson, R. Elston, S. Kinney, S. Davidson, J. Dunlap, W. Durbin, L. Bolden, R. Whitehorn, L Clay, C. Tomlinson, C Shepard, C. Warren, S. Henderson, T. Cook, C. Armes, J. Leach. Row three: S. Aden, M. Kinney, S. Swindle, K. Newcomb, M. Friday, T. Payne, S. Gardner, S. McKinley, B. Hager, K. Wrather, R. Johnson, S. Arrington, R. Cook, L. Sanders, J. Penrod, Mrs. Mary Ellen Beaird, Sponsor. Row four: T. Earley, L. Loveless, S. Robb, S. Atwell, D. Hampton, E. McComb, R. Sence, E. Halliburton, M. Williams, T. Brooks, T. Hopkins, L. Pierce, T. Webb, M. McComb, D. Johnson, T. Capper. Row five: S. Simpson, A. Isom, E. Freeman, E. Freeman, K. Cannaday, R. Brannum, J. Main, T. Friday, D. Barker, J. Jeffries, K. Lloyd, S. Gor- don, L. Griffin, R. Garner, A. Turner, C. Balliett, G. Crossen. Stacy, Dottie, and Cheryl having fun at the Mall during Cluster meeting in Little Rock, Arkansas. At the Halloween dance, Lori Spradling and Judy Clary received an award for most creative. Students campaigning to become members of Future Homemakers of America. MISS PAM FISHER Region Eight President Pamela Fisher, the daughter of Pat Fisher, is serving as the 1985-86 Region Eight president. She also served as the chapter secretary her junior year The eighth region of Missouri consists of nineteen schools such as Bloomfield, Twin Riv- ers, Poplar Bluff, Dexter, Bemie, Bell City, Ad- vance, Doniphan, Puxico and Van Buren. FHA HERO is not just an organization for housewives as some people think, says Pam. It is one to prepare youth for tomorrow's soci- ety, develop leadership skills and to give ser- vice. It is also a chance to learn and grow through working with others. Pam stated that FHA has given her a lot of opportunities that she would not have re- ceived otherwise. She was able to go to Colum- bia, Missouri, for the State Leadership Confer- ence, Lake of the Ozarks for Public Speaking Camp and Salt Lake City, Utah, for National Leadership Conference. This fall she traveled to Little Rock, Arkansas, Her travels have giv- en her a chance to meet some really interest- ing people and to experience a lot of new things. Some of the ways FHA HERO tries to help prepare its members for tomorrow's society is through national projects such as Families and Futures, and Student Body. Families and Futures is a project co-spon- sored by March of Dimes and FHA HERO. It deals with teen pregnancy, child abuse, and birth defects. Student Body is co-sponsored by Frito-Lay, Pepsi-Co and FHA HERO It deals with the physical fitness of teens, teens getting along with their parents, and the general rounding of their personality. These are great projects, says Pam, and they help students learn and accomplish many new things. Pam went on to say, Some of the more rewarding experiences I have had in our chapter are Elementary Day, when we go to an elementary class and do an activity and have refreshments; the annual Thanksgiving Basket; and Toys for Tots, our Christmas Community project. Pam stated, Being an officer has taught me a sense of responsibility and how to go about accomplishing my set goals. It also gave me a sense of pride and success. Being an officer has been a lot of hard work and has taken a lot of my time, but I have enjoyed it and I am glad I became involved. MISS TRACI PENNINGTON Region Eight State V.-president Traci Pennington, the daughter of Doug and Betty Pennington, is serving as the 1985-86 Re- gion Eight State vice-president. Traci has been a member of Future Home- makers of America for three years. She joined her sophomore year. In her junior year, she was the treasurer for the local chapter and then served as local vice-president her senior year as well as state vice-president. In addition to being state vice-president, Traci also acted in the capacity of Missouri's national connection team member. The con- nection team member handles all of the corre- spondence between the state and national lev- els. Traci stated, FHA HERO has offered me many opportunities. One of which has been the opportunity to travel to many different places. But Future Homemakers of America has not only offered me many exciting oppor- tunities, it has also been very beneficial to me. It has helped me with leadership and also with accepting responsibility Traci went on to say, When I first took the position of state vice-president, I was really scared because I wasn't sure that I could do everything that I was responsible for. But I learned that you can do anything that you set your mind to. MRS. MARY BEAIRD Regional Advisor Mrs Beaird was an FHA member for six years through junior and senior high. In her lumor year she was elected recreational leader ancf then in her senior year, president. After graduation, she went to Three Rivers Community College and graduated with an as- sociate of arts degree. Then she went on to Southeast Missouri State University and gradu- ated with a Bachelor's of Science degree in Vocational Home Economics Education. Mrs. Beaird feels that home economics is the lifeline to the future. By being involved in a home economics class, students can learn skills and abilities that will make their adult- hood more manageable. That is why, states Mrs. Beaird, I enjoy teaching consumer home economics so much. I knew I wanted to be a home economics teacher when I was a junior in high school. I saw the potential for making home economics a tool that would be needed everyday. There are so many areas to re- search. It is no longer just 'cooking and serv- ing'. Grant you, these are very important skills to learn but also as important are the skills dealing with people, making wise consumer decisions, and maintaining a household, fam- ily, and career. FHA HERO is an integral part of any home economics program because it is the continu- ation of what is learned in the classroom. One does not function as completely as it should without the other. The potential for FHA HERO is endless. With this organization a student can learn how to organize and plan special activities. He or she can also learn how to present information to a group of people. The opportunity for de- veloping leadership is so great and the pro- gram is designed for all types of students, both male and female. 63 FHA VALENTINE QUEEN Queen Kristie Wrather Third Attendant, Amy Petty escorted by Paul Petty. Valentine Queen, Kristie Wrather escorted by Shannon Baker. Crown Bearer David Braddum, Retiring Queen, Shannon Arrington escorted by Richard Cassinger. First Attendant Tammy Capper escorted by David Hunt. Flower Girl, Amy Henson. Second Attendant Stacey Ellis escorted by Jeff Clary. 64 SPORTS A TEAM GIRLS' BASKETBALL Kneeling: Tonya Boone, Niki Johnson, Angela Dollins. Standing: Mary Williams, Carrie I omlinson, f j Dora Barker, Terri Webb, Michelle McComb, Regina Sence, Jayne Jeffries, Gina Garrett, Lesa Smith, Z ■ Judy Clary, Donna Smith, Coach Patty. 66 TOURNAMENTS Poplar Bluff Invitational Fourth Place Doniphan Invitational Second Place Ozark Foothills Conference First Place District Tournament Second Place Tigers 62 43 41 47 53 38 49 52 42 47 47 44 49 35 41 Couch Malden Greenville Ellsinore Twin Rivers Ellsinore Clearwater Doniphan Greenville Naylor Doniphan Clearwater Twin Rivers Biggers Malden 16 Wins, 10 Losses Opponent 32 85 46 31 49 37 45 54 30 38 62 30 48 37 47 67 POINTS AVG. FGM FGA % FTM FT A % REB. Roger Rich 405 16.9 143-328-43.6 119-171-69.6 105 Keith Turner 110 4.6 50-148-33.8 11- 34-32.4 24 Shannon Baker 144 6.0 50-139-36.0 44- 88-50.0 91 Ricky Smith 234 10.2 99-206-48.1 56- 97-57.7 109 Freddie Williams 227 9.5 94-200-47.0 42- 94-46.7 141 Joey Lutes 35 2.1 11- 33-33 3 14- 22-63.7 24 Matt Hoffmann 33 2.2 12- 27-44 4 9- 12-75.0 12 Richie Cassinger 9 1.5 3- 9-33.3 1- 6-16.7 4 Jewell Nash 6 1.0 1- 2-50.0 3- 4-75.0 3 Larry Payne 2 10 1- 6-6.0 0- 0-00.0 3 NEELYVILLE 1207 50.3 454-1106-41.0 308-530-58.1 531 OPPONENTS 1371 57.2 548-1179-21 ft 070 «05.5 l 600 Keith Turner Roger Rich Matt Hoffmann Melvin Hicks Shannon Baker Richard Cassinger Ricky Nash Ricky Smith Freddie Williams Joey Lutes Coach Tomlinson 68 A TEAM BASKETBALL SECOND PLACE NEELYVILLE INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT THIRD PLACE OZARK FOOTHILLS CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT 69 Tigers Opponents 35 Couch 25 17 Malden 37 33 Greenville 26 27 Twin Rivers 61 30 Doniphan 45 26 Greenville 28 27 Doniphan 36 21 Twin Rivers 41 33 Naylor 28 32 Malden 23 Doniphan Invitational Tournament Tigers Opponents 12 Twin Rivers 37 20 Greenville 25 4 wins 8 losses B TEAM GIRLS' BASKETBALL Kneeling: T. Boone, T. Glass, L. Plemmons, T. Brooks, K. Wrather, O. Jerreal, B. Hager, N. Johnson. Standing: Coach Patty, T. Cook, R. Capper, G. Garrett, B.J. Reynolds, C. Warren, L Clay, C. Shepard, A. Dollins. 70 B TEAM BOYS' BASKETBALL Kneeling Jay Stone Tim King Shane Eaker Grady Coble Mark Thurman Standing Melvin Hicks Bruce Halliburton Richard Cassinger Larry Payne Jewell Nash Coach Tomlinson Neeleyville Opponents 410-1172-35 408-1117-36 201-369-55 224-396-57 13 wins 1 I losses J. Nash R Cassinger B. Halliburton M. Hicks T. King M. Thurman L. Payne S. Eaker J. Stone T. McComb Others FGM-FGA-% 26-84-31 74-201-37 87-183-48 36-104-35 10- 43-23 13- 59-22 93-296-31 62-205-29 0- 3-0 2- 10-20 1- 2-50 FTM-FTA-% 19-36-53 42-73-58 36-69-52 14-26-54 4-15-27 12-18-67 29-54-54 42-63-67 1- 5-20 2- 3-67 0-0-0 NINTH BOYS BASKET- BALL Kneeling: Jerry Lutes, Torris Watkins, Troy McComb, Dean Fisher, Bryan Robinson. Standing: Coach Tomlinson, Randy Milde, Steve Barron, Bruce Halliburton, Eddie Fiske, Shane Eaker, Da- vid Hunt. GIRLS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 73 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 74 JUNIOR VARSITY In back left to right: Dottie Johnson, Georgia Nash, Leahan Pierce, Melody Brock, Ruchelle Johnson, Tammie Capper, and Robyn Boone. In front: Shannon Arrington and Tiffany Hopkins. 75 FALL SEASON, 1985 Tigers Opponents 4 Greenville 7 6 Doniphan 16 3 Ellsinore 2 1 1 Clearwater 9 4 Doniphan 16 8 Ellsinore 13 7 Naylor 9 7 Twin Rivers 12 3 Ellisnore 4 (Conf. Tourn.) Record 2 wins, 7 losses Leading Hitters Roger Rich .375 Shane Eaker .360 NHS TIGER BASEBALL TEAM Front row: Traci Pennington, statistician; Tim King; Mark Thurman; Jeff Clary; Neal Barker; Brian Robinson; Troy McComb; Jay Stone. Back row: Coach Alexander, Shane Eaker, Roger Rich, Bruce Halliburton, Richie Cassinger, Melvin Hicks, Ricky Smith, Eddie McComb JUNIOR HIGH 77 Row one Sarah Sheppard, Shelley Craycraft, Christy Creach, Cindy Strachan, Kim McCain, Tammy Thomas, Sara Hager, Jill Hager, Jill Morgan, Tom- mie Capper, Dottie John- son. Row two Laura Newcomb, Cheryl Warren, Shannon Hender- son, Cheryl Shepard, Lorie Payne, Lisa Fergu- son, Ladonna Franklin, Christy Glaze, Regina Cook, Jeremy Young, Kathy Scott. Row three Mr. Strachan, Kent Wag- ner, Danny Woods, Mark Mathis, Phil Flurry, Tina Cook, Derek McKuin, Thomas Barker, Steve Womach, Larry Wagner, Steve Hicks. Row four Cheryl Kurz, Hope Hold- en, Chad McComb, Nicki Johnson, Bobby Minchew Paul Petty, Chris Jones, Bruce Halliburton, Keith Whitehead. Donna Alexander Thomas Barker Tammy Berry Rick Carpenter James Clites Christy Creach John Crossen Roger Dugas Ronnie Elston Lisa Ferguson Phillip Flurry LaDonna Franklin Jim Freeman Stacey Freeman David Gardner 78 INTERMEDIA TE BAND MAJORETTES Sara Sheppard Kathy Scott Tammie Capper Dottie Johnson Cheryl Warren Bill Gill Christy Glaze Sara Hager Ricky Head Steve Hicks Trudy Hogan Hope Holden Kim Jenkins Nicky Johnson Chris Jones Robin Jones Shannon Kinney Shonette Knowlton Tony Knowlton Cheryll Kurz Kim McCain Chad McComb Carl McElhaney Jason McElhaney Justin McElhaney 79 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Steve Hicks John Crossen Rick Carpenter Robert McElhaney Mark Mathis Coach Patty Steve Womack Chris Jones Jim Freeman Chad McComb Derek McKuin Keith Whitehead Ronnie Elston Robert McElhaney Derek McKuin Jim Main Mark Mathis Crystal Mauldin David Mauldin Dewayne Merritt Bobby Minchew Jill Morgan Laura Newcomb Lorie Payne Paul Petty Billy Prosise Kathy Scott Cheryl Shepard 80 JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS In front: Sara Hager, Gina Miller, Tonya Boone, Brandi Peterson, Tina Miller, Tonya Mitchell, Kathy Scott. In back: Jill Morgan, Hope Holden, LaDonna Franklin. Tina Sheppard Sarah Sheppard Sandra Stout Cindy Strachan Jack Stull Tammy Thomas Michelle Wagner Tammy Wagner Dean Walker Keith Whitehead 81 Eighth Officers Seventh Officers Standing: Mrs. Skaggs, sponsor; Chris Jones, reporter; Kim McCain, treasurer; Steve Hicks, vice-president; Mr. Cox, sponsor. Sitting: Bob- by Minchew, secretary; Cheryll Kurz, president. Standing: Mr. Claussen, sponsor, Chris Armes, vice-president; Jason Tomlinson, reporter; Mr. Yeager, sponsor. Sitting: Nicki Johnson, president; Damon Creach, treasurer. Junior Beta Row one Sara Hager treasurer Tammie Capper secretary Christine Balliet vice-president Tracee Glass reporter Rodney Dunlap president Row two Steve Hicks Thomas Barker Tammy Thomas Kathy Scott Laura Newcomb Jamie Penrod Jeremy Young Shawna Swindle LaDonna Franklin Row three Mr. Jones sponsor Lyshawn Clay Carrie Sheppard Jeff Highley Shane Eaker Leslie Plemmons James Adair Cheryll Kurz Tina Sheppard Danny Woods 82 SEVENTH GRADE Darlene Alexander Chris Armes Ricky Baker Ana Barker Michelle Barker Tonya Boone James Boyd Lillian Boyd Deloris Brown Nathan Brown Christy Buhler Jerry Buhler Timmy Capper Alan Cassinger Katina Cates Derrick Cato Tunya Clay Tammy Clites Donte Cooper Michelle Craycraft Damon Creach Luke Davidson William Davison Julie Dunlap Larry Earley Jerry Faughn Dawn French SEVENTH GRADE BOYS' BASKETBALL Coach Patty, Alan Cassinger, John Shepherd, Joey Pennington, Donny Sharpe, Jason Tomlinson, Jerry Rich, Keith Wilson, Michael Richardson, Donte Cooper, Larry Earley, Eric Stone, Larry Rich, Chris Armes and Damon Creach James Hanner Rodney Hanner Bruce Head Jason Hill Barbara Hillis Nicki Johnson Billy King Julie Lewis Jonathan Lloyd Betsy Lorah Mark McBroom Kertina McComb Kristina McComb Richard Main Johnny Merritt 84 JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' BASKETBALL Kneeling Tommy Berry Sara Hager Tonya Boone Nicki Johnson Julie Lewis Roberta Stevens Kristina McComb Standing Kertina McComb Barbara Hillis Tammy Thomas Laura Newcomb Hope Holden Loretta Taylor Dawn French Betsy Lorah Niki Johnson Lisa Ferguson Tunya Clay Coach Patty Gina Miller Tina Miller Tonya Mitchell Robert Mooneyhan John Morgan Joey Pennington Brandi Peterson Jeff Potter Tommy Presson Jerry Rich Larry Rich Michael Richardson Donny Sharpe John Shepherd James Sisco 85 BEGINNING BAND In front Ana Barker, Tina Miller, Terri Woods. Row one Julie Lewis, Gina Miller, Ka- tina Cates, Tina Sheppard, Barbara Hillis, Loretta Tay- lor, Dawn French, Kertina McComb. Row two Roberta Stevens, Dennis Taylor, Nicki Johnson, Tonya Mitchell, Donna Alexander, Sonya Smith, Talisha Smith. Row three Larry Earley, Jason Hill, Chris Armes, John Mor- gan, Jason Tomlinson, Larry Rich, Tonya Boone, Damon Creach, Julie Dun- lap, Betsy Lorah, Joey Pen- nington, Tunya Clay, Dar- lene Alexander. Row four Eric Stone, James Hanner, Derrick Cato, Alan Cas- singer, Jerry Rich, Donte Cooper, Michael Richard- son, Donny Sharpe, Mr. Strachan, Director Sonya Smith Talisha Smith Sherri Stephenson Roberta Stevens Eric Stone Dennis Taylor Loretta Taylor Raymond Tinsley Jason Tomlinson Yuvonne Turner Randy Uhl Larry Wagner Iris Williams Keith Wilson Newt Williamson 86 87 NEEL YVILLE ELEMENTAR Y 89 90 Willine Blagg Counselor Marty Harlan Art Vickie McCann Music Doris Shands Speech Therapist Eileen Moore Remedial Reading Inez Surber Remedial Math Hilma Wooldridge Learning Disabilities Kindergarten Row one Stacy Turner Serena Clary Nichal Patel Leigh Peters Lacy San Miguel Row two Misty Johnson Curtis Young Dennis Deaner Sarah Morgan Summer Petty Jackie Ferguson Row three Angela Barger Shannon Hastings Gerald Williams Scott Blakeney Robbie Rootz Mrs. Jackie Moore 91 First Grade Row one Travis Deaner Melissa Stephens Shane Booth Kevin Warren Crystal Newcomb Len Berry Joey Prosise Jarrett Neff Stacy Hogue Brandi Turner Mary Crossen Row two Sherri Creach Ryan Fickert Janice McCombs Stacy Ferguson Denise Collier Samanatha Henson Brad Buhler Kaneezsha Smith Kelly Sturgeon Mikel Dollins Denny Warren Cory Brock Row three Anna Braddum Kim Buhler Tina Thomas Mrs. Dee Ann Wilson April Wills Becky Winder Corrie Archer Bryan Dollins Alicia Polk Brandon Whitehead Jeff Holloway Andy Lorah Renee Payne Holly Arrington Mrs. Kathern Harris Justin Beaird Second Grade Row one Amy Marise Kindra Henson Marlin Barker Bobby Clay Sheri Gilmore Holly Yeager Trisha Rootz Denise Bynum Joey Smith Row two Kalvin Carter Jimmy Pearson Mark Young Chris McComb Jeffrey Riggs Norman Ferguson Mark Polen Matthew Mauldin Justin Webster Row three Larry Dollins Mrs. Opal Short April McComb Renee Williams Tony Williams Chad Jones Not pictured Jennifer Curry 92 Third Grade Row one Amy Wells Stephanie Dugas Jessie Polk Teresa Thomas Todd Stephens Amy Mitchell Jennifer Turner Kelly Buhler Amanda Conley Row two Chris Smith Mrs. Rita Smith Ben Buhler Randy Crossen Melissa Buhler Sonya Sells Faran McWilliams Eric Odle Rickey Marise Brad Frazier Ryan Turner Justin Harris Row three Joseph Robinson Billy Jim Morris Crystal Flurry Rae Lynn Newcomb Jeff Cassinger Freddie Emmons Misty McElhaney Wayne Strachan Ronnie Crossen Will Spargo Jada Lorah Eva Gardner Mrs. Ruth Gray Not pictured Mark Williams Fourth Grade Row one Jeff Gilmore Dewayne Caudle John Alexander Jason Turner Shawn Alexander Frank Polen Stacy Paterson Chris Crosby Row two Daniel Gordon Michael Powell Travis Slayton April Berry Tonya McElhaney Michelle Ferguson Fanicia Clay Kimberly Berry Kimberly Emmons Malinda Womach Row three Justin Peters James Johnson Heather Johnson Shannon Skaggs Jason Whitt Mark Crossen Kimberly Winder Judy Marise Lennell McComb Mrs. Alice Allen 93 Fifth Grade Row one Troy Mouiden Scott Crossen Brad Allen Jennifer Woods Lori Riggs Regina Guthrie Stephanie Langley Kristi Thronebury Leign Ann Stull Row two Shawn Newcomb Brian Isom Stephanie Drowns Billy Hogan Michael Wells Jody Morris Luther Johnson Angela Woodruff Row three Jon McKinney Chad Cochran Joe Polk Jaunice Berry Mrs. Paula Wills Sixth Grade Row one Rachel Collins Johnny Guthrie David Clites Linda McComb Tara Whitehead Traci Pearson Melissa Marise Tyrone Turner Row two Mike Preslar Kevin Bynum Ricky Crossen Darrell Caudle Verlen Crosby Jay Leach Jason Winder Angela Hambrick Row three Eric Pennington Stephanie Warfield Suzy Pitts Tonica Tyler Bobbie Benton Shelley Buhler Mark Pickrell Mr Norvin Porter Not pictured Richard Dollins Wade Dugas Tara . Mikel Kenneth Longdon 94 Fifth and Sixth Basketball In front: Jody Morris, Mike Preslar, Bryan Isom, Linda McComb, Tara Mikel, Mike Wells, Jay Leach, Tyrone Turner, Richie Dollins. In back: Mr. Porter, Ricky Crossen, Mark Pickrell, Donnie Davis, Luther Johnson, Wade Dugas, Verlen Crosby, Darrel Caudle, John McKinney, Jason Winder, Kevin Bynum, Joe Polk. Not pictured, Scott Crossen. 95 FIFTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS Kristi Thronebury, Stephanie Langley, Angie Woodruff, Leigh Ann Stull, Stephanie Drowns, Jennifer Woods, Lori Riggs SIXTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS On floor Tonica Tyler Tracy Pearson Angela Hambrick Standing Bobby Benton Linda McComb Suzy Pitts On top Tara Whitehead 96 HILLVIEW ELEMENTARY 97 I—III I IC A 98 Mrs. Ann Davis Remedial Reading Mr. Donald Murray Remedial Math Mrs. Donna Warren Learning Disabilities ( Row one Stacy Robinson Christina Kearbey David Watkins Melissa Buhler Karen House Chasity Campbell Rachel Humphrey Jennifer Shands Justin Adams Peggy Myers Row two Mrs. Allison Blagg Aaron Persons Tommy Green Donnia Poe Calvin Shephard Jeremy Belcher Chad Cato Destiny Luttrull Kyle Kurz Corey Woods Knokoa Payne Row three April Zink Kelli Tibbs Mark Buhler Scott Faughn Justin Collins Not pictured Travis Vinson 99 First Grade Row one Apirl Malone Crystal Sharpe Eric Barker Autumn Christian Keith Smith Heather Maple Row two Alissa Smith David DeRousse Dana Kisner Robert Griffin Andy Shands Holly Maple Mrs. Naomi Murray Amanda Kearbey Row three Tiffany Humphrey Christopher Preslar Sonny Warren Carey Buffington Sarah Fiske Shelley Gutterman Tiffany Whitehorn Second Grade Row one Knakia Payne Crystal Armes Summer Spence Josh Sheridan Denise Hager Deanna Hager Michelle Wagner Ginnifer Smith Derek Hill Row two Heather Mansfield Mike Hutcherson Tina Shepherd Niki Crofford Danny Hill Kimberly Lady Harold Redden Aaron Kurz Mrs. Conover Row three Angela Wagner Christina Pruett Wayne DeRousse Lloyd Miller Not pictured Randy Shepherd 100 Third Grade Row one Shawn Tubbs Mork Wilson Kurt Christian Chris McClanahan Anita Barker Kevin R. King Linda Miller Lea West Jason Newcomb Row two Chad Pennington Jennifer Hill John Pennington Andrew Lamb Matthew Buhler Laurie Hutto Jenifer Wagner Miranda Humphrey Sherry Beller Daniel Belcher Mark Jones Farrah Davis Row three John Faughn Mrs. Carol Swafford James Aldridge Kevin M. King Jaime Sheppard Chris Zink Courtny Davis Jimmy Barker Jason Adams Jennifer House Krista Brown Janice Alcorn Not pictured Becky Mullen Sammy Sheppard Christine Stephenson Valerie Taylor Jamie Blagg Fourth Grade Row one Amy Wagner Peggy Smith Jamie Smith Crystal Smith Kathy Earley Phillip Garrison Brian Hicks Allison Stevens Row two Jerry Brown Aaron Richardson Shane Woods Amanda Lewis Shane Bates William Christian Kimberly Green Darla Glaze Candy Harrison Row three Misty Payne Jonathan Morgan Travis Dorris Richard Ovitt John Miller Jason Sisk Troy Kisner Brandy Harrison Clay Gutterman Mr. Ed. Panned 101 Fifth Grade Row one Scotty House Jeremy Beller Carl Capper John Johnson Brenda McKim Rusty Wilson Melissa Jeffries Row two Eric Reece Greg Smith Cassie Murray Keith French Bentley Knowlton Sheila Buhler Tonya Aldridge David Shepherd Row three Michelle Johnson Kami Rector David Green Laura Vincent Eric Thrower Renee Hanner Mrs. Derinda Sheppard Sixth Grade Row one Kelly Turner Laura Merritt Jeff Hill Misty Foust Tonya Hutto Holly Whitehead Kristy Freeman Atheana Melton Row two Allen Birdsong Sherry Woods MyLynn Garrison Christy Selvidge Kelly Kurz Eric Crofford Todd Henson Devin Russom Gary Aldridge Row three Heather Sisk Robin Hanner Jason Robinson John Wagner Stacy Shepherd Heather Dorris Robin Perkins Mrs. Donna Pirc Not pictured Shane Cable 102 FIFTH GRADE BASKETBALL Mrs. Pirc, sponsor; David Green, D.L. Davis, Eric Reece, Jeremy Beller, Greg Smith, Carl Capper, David Shepherd, Scott House. SIXTH GRADE BASKETBALL Kneeling: Atheana Melton, Shane Cable, Devin Russom, Todd Henson, Gary Aldridge, Kelly Kurz, Laura Merritt. Standing: Mrs. Pirc, sponsor; Kelly Turner, Stacy Shepherd, Allen Birdsong, Eric Crofford, Jeff Hill, Jason Robinson. 103 FIFTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS In pyramid: Melissa Jeffries, Laura Vincent, Brenda McKim, Renee Hanner, Kami Rector. In middle: Michelle Johnson. Sitting: Bobbie Shepherd. SIXTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS On top: Robin Perkins, MyLynn Garrison, Sherry Woods, Christy Selvidge. On bottom: Heather Sisk, Robin Hanner, Heather Dorns, Misty Foust, Tonya Hutto. 104 GROCERIES GASOLINE HUNTING and FISHING LICENSE VCR and MOVIE RENTALS SHOWTIME VIDEO PIT STOP Congratulations Class of '86 — 105 r A MANUFACTURERS | DISTRIBUTORS GRAIN BINS - INDUSTRIAL - ELECTRICAL - IRRIGATION EQUIP. V. y 106 1 Congratulations Seniors of '86 Congratulations Seniors of '86 FRITTS SALES CO. Complete Line of Used Truck Parts Hwy. 67 South Co. 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V--------------------------------------------------------, 112 HILLTOP BEAUTY SALON Complete Family Hair Care No appointment necessary V Hwy. 2 Vi miles 989-6217 Jeanne Tubbs Owner and Operator COURTESY AUTO PARTS 1024 Ash Street Poplar Bluff, MO 314-785-3210 ISOM FARM SUPPLY Automotive Parts Accessories Hydraulic Hose Cramping nh LADIES' FASHIONS NAPA Seed Chemicals 989-6131 Neelyville, Missouri K|jpt Bluff Estates Shopping Center 785-8089 CHUCK WAGON Open MON.-SAT., 10:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m. Closed Sunday Smorgasbord Bar-B-Que Chicken, Ribs, Catfish, Hamburgers Carry Out Congratulations Graduates U E DISCOUNT Price. Not Quality First Quality Fashion Footwear For the Entire Family At Low Low Prices Hwy. 53 So. Poplar Bluff, MO 686-1305 Hwy. 67 South Poplar Bluff, MO 314-785-8084 113 Vfardecj Breakfast served 6:00-10:30 Highway 67 and Vine Poplar Bluff, MO Where good people go for good food ' FOWLER CENTRAL L P. GAS, INC. P.O. Box 117 Neelyville, MO 63954 989-3245 P.O. Box 280 Doniphan, MO 63935 996-2156 COUNTRY INN STATION OPEN 7 Days a Week Hrs. 6 a m.-9 p.m. Hwy. 67 South Gene and Shirley Pennington BALLARD'S GROCERY Groceries, Gas, Picnic Supplies Rt. 67 South Neelyville, MO 989-6421 Congratulations Seniors of '86 RED TAYLOR FORD, Inc. 401 W. Second Corning, AR 857-3516 � ■ - SWEETEST SMILE Teresa Friday and Keith Turner 114 ( Dedicated by Poplar Bluff, MO Printers of the Student Handbook Stationery Elementary Report Cards Applications Spelling Certificates Progress Reports School Policies Graduation Programs v J 115 r 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 MOST POLITE FRESHMEN Wendy Rutherford ond Bryan Robinson ----------------- MERCANTILE BANK The Resourceful Bank v r JOIN AAA AND REAP THE BENEFITS! LOCATIONS Downtown Doniphan 996-2161 Northend Facility Doniphan 996-7151 Naylor Facility 399-2212 Member F.D.I.C. __________ EMERGENCY ROAD SERVICE Towing, Changing Flats, Starting, Delivering Gas $5,000 BAIL BOND FOR TRAFFIC ARREST PERSONAL TRAVEL ACCIDENT POLICY $1,000-$ 1,500 Automobile Death Benefit $1,000-$ 1,500 Common Carrier Death Benefit Up to $1,000-$! ,500 Dismemberment Benefit $1 1 a Day Hospitalization $50 Ambulance Reimbursement DOMESTIC TRAVEL AAA MAPS, TRIPTIKS ROAD INFO DIRECTORIES THE MIDWEST MOTORIST WE HANDLE A COMPLETE LINE OF AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE r TMTAUTOOI © CONTACT DAVID BEAIRD Bluff Estates Shopping Center Poplar Bluff 785-1408 J 116 Compliments of SCOTT'S GROCERY 989-6417 Open 7:00 a.m. to 1 1:00 p.m. 7 days a week 117 FLURRY'S HSH 1 FLURRY'S FISH FARM Neelyville 989-6122 Home 989-3804 Fresh Dressed Channel Catfish Fee Pole Fishing — 7 days a week ALEXANDER'S GROCERY and FEED COLONIAL HOUSE of Flowers 7th Pine Poplar Bluff, MO 686-2823 Carl Edith Henson Gary Calvert TAYLOR LUMBER CO. Highway 67 West Corning, AR M Highway Poplar Bluff, MO 785-9888 Everything To Build Anything 857-3784 J 118 Corning Bank •Corning «Knobel «Success «Member FDIC STATE UNE BARBER SHOP Open 6 Days a Week 9:00-5:30 CLAY COUNTY COURIER J.V. Rockwell, Editor and Publisher All Your Publishing Needs P.O. Box 128 Corning, AR 857-3531 PEPSI THE CHOICE of a NEW GENERATION Poplar Bluff, MO 785-2218 119 r Block well- Netherlond Chevrolet-Chrysler, Inc. 1 409 Hillcrest Plaza P.O. Box 250 Doniphan, MO 314-996-2124 Insurance Work -— Free Estimates Awnings — Canopies — Carports Installation — Wholesalers Plate Glass — Mirrors Auto Glass — Store Front 785-0166 Nights, Sundays, Holidays 785-5932 HOME OF THE 1st TEAM 104 North B Street Poplar Bluff, MO JOHNNY A TWELL HELICOPTER SERVICE V Crop Spraying Route 1, Box 169 Neelyville, MO 63954 314-989-3879 120 DONIPHAN AUTO PARTS, INC. 214 LaFayette Doniphan, MO 4NAPAt 996-2422 Compliments of FRED CALDWELL, M.D. 1901 Sunset Poplar Bluff, MO 785-0828 Compliments of the Employees at BASLER ELECTRIC CO 857-3574 Corning, AR SHYEST FRESHMEN Leslie Plemmons and Jeff Highley STATE LINE STEAK AND FISH HOUSE Home of Boss Hogg's Barbeque' OPEN 24 HOURS We Specialize In Steaks, Fish, and Ribs 989-3822 121 r GABLIN LUMBER CO. CROWN SHOE RACK All Building Materials, Paints, Millwork, Roofing, Cement Hardware Since 1939 Low — Factory Direct — Discount Prices NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS Women's — Men's — Children's Monday-Friday, 9:00 am-6:00 pm Saturday, 9:00 am-6:00 pm 1006 E. Peach St. Poplar Bluff, MO 785-2316 Highway 67 North Poplar Bluff, MO Next to KPOB T.V. KlMEibERT CiiNiC Medic aI Group Prac net 686 Lester, Poplar Bluff, MO 314-686-2411 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Weekdays 9 a.m.-12 noon Saturdays 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 Modern Laundry Cleaners And Linen Supply K p h S Tom Sue O'Connor, Jr. 101 N. Riverview Dr. Poplar Bluff, MO 785-2305 or 785-4601 A TOWER RESTAURANT Mansize Meals at Reasonable Prices OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY For Carry Out Call 785-8907 Highway 67 60 Poplar Bluff, MO J 122 BBC MARKET Bigger — Better — Cheaper Fruit Baskets Made To Order Rhenda Didier 686-1793 End of 4 lane Hwy. 67 So. FRY INTERNATIONAL OF CORNING, INC. i n:iii Compliments of H H AUTO PARTS Doniphan, MO Hwy. 67 West P.O. Box 558 Corning, AR 996-3810 (501) 857-6996 RICELAND FOODS Corning Grain Drying Co-op, an affiliate of Riceland Foods, Inc., with plants at Corning and Deleplanie, AR; Dudley, and Poplar Bluff, MO. Serving our membership with rice, soybeans, milo, and wheat. P.O. Box 434 Corning, AR MOST FLIRTATIOUS JUNIORS Judy Clary and Neil Barker 123 --------------------------- HUDDLE PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER Wallace and Owens Dollar General Paradise Donuts Dusty's Pawn Shop Pocahontas Federal Ruth's Fashion Plus All Star Sporting Goods Children's Corner Come Shop With Us Huddle Plaza Shopping Center Hwy. 67 North Corning, AR SILLIEST SOPHOMORES Angie Dollins and Doug Maples Congratulations Class of '86 COACH LITE MOTEL Clean, Comfortable Rooms and Reasonable Rates Satellite — 24 Hour Movies Truman and Ollie Hwy. 67 South 785-8423 JIM HOGG'S SUPERMARKET 842 Pine Street Poplar Bluff, MO 124 DELMER'S GULF and MUFFLER SHOP 500 W. Elm Corning, AR Shop 857-6266 Office 837-6871 Congratulations Seniors of '86 JUNE'S GENERAL STORE Open 7 Days a Week 989-6423 Ladies' and Men's Apparel 321 West First Corning, AR 857-3121 Compliments of MIDWEST AUTO BROOKRESON PARTS, INC. CLINIC, INC. 301 West First Street Corning, AR 1901 Sunset Dr. 857-3084 Poplar Bluff, MO d 125 r 785-0208 --------------- Night 785-1526 785-2647 HART TIRE COMPANY KCCB KBKG AM 1260 FM 93 RUSHIN'S GARAGE Auto Towing SeAiUce OAT mn4 MIOMI 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE Corning, AR So. Broadway Author St, Poplar Bluff, MO 785-6349 ace H H AUTO PARTS Complete Bridal, Prom, Pageant and Special Occasion Needs 111 South Main Joyce Keathley Poplar Bluff, MO 686-6545 Specializing in Rebuilding Engines, Starters, Alternators and Generators v The Store For All Seasons In Downtown Poplar Bluff Corning, AR 857-3701 126 Congratulations to the Seniors of '86 POPLAR BLUFF SEWING CENTER BLACKMAN OIL CO. Poplar Bluffs Only Approved Singer Dealer In Valley Plaza Mall 785-3393 APPROVED INDEPENDENT DEALER SINCER PRODUCTS JOHN DEERE FARM EQUIPMENT 686-2481 THE LONG GREEN LINE Tractors, new and used; tillage, planting, hay forage tools; combines and other harvesting machines FINANCE — PARTS — SERVICE BUSBY IMPLMT. CO. Old Hwy. 60 E. MOST TALKATIVE SOPHOMORES Leahann Pierce and Tim King Distributor of Union 76 Petroleum All Major Brands of Motor Oil Corning, AR 857-3436 WE BUY A SELL WRECKS Congratulations to the Seniors of '86 C F AUTO SALVAGE Let Us Serve You with Our Free Part Locating Service Chris Leonard Browning 1401 Hwy. 53 So. (314) 785-331 1 Poplar Bluff, MO 127 JAMES AGRI-CENTER, INC. Congratulations Class of '86 Fertilizer — Lime — Seed — Chemicals Grains — Milo — Soybeans — Wheat Neelyville, MO G.E. James, Owner 989-3250 989-6142 CORNING TIRE SERVICE P.O. Box 215 Corning, AR 857-3544 DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO. POPLAR BLUFF MISSOURI WHEEL MEALS DRIVE IN 857-6151 Hwy. 67 No. Corning, AR 128 BLUFF DIESEL SER VICE Minor To Major Truck Repair 1016 South Broadway Poplar Bluff, MO 785-6366 SANDY'S COUNTRYSIDE STYLES owner and operator Sandy McGee Naylor, MO 399-2746 Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. Billy D. Russom GETTING IT DONE. liit Commerce Bank Of Poplar BluffNA MAIN BANK DRIVE-IN 101 S. Main St. North Main 785-4611 and Oak Sts. 785-6856 COMMERCE BANK WEST West Pine Boulevard 686-2434 QULIN FACILITY Qulin, MO 328-4491 JOLLIEST JUNIORS Genna Crossen and Donnie Edwards 129 f Singles and Family Units Color TV, Room Phones GRIFFINS MOTEL Approved Motel Hwy, 67 Neelyville, MO 314-989-3210 % % J Compliments — Best Wishes POPLAR BLUFF HOSPITAL rep lliJ 1 I 215 Oak St. Poplar Bluff, MO 314-785-7701 Sailg American tScpublic Best Wishes to the Class of '86 ROREX FOOD CENTER MOTOR HARBOR TRUCK STOP Quality Products Quality Stamps Free Delivery um®n Poplar Bluff, MO 303 Front St. Corning, AR 857-3302 V J 130 N Southern Missouri Savings Loan Association Your Savings Center 6th and Vine 1330 Hwy. 67 No. Poplar Bluff, MO Y__________________________________________ r Compliments of J.L. Smith, D.O. Naylor, MO 399-2311 QUALITY First and Foremost. Y_________________________________ r------------------------- 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 PEDIATRICS Rangsan Suvan, M.D., F.A.A.P. INTERNAL MEDICINE Donald S. Piland, M.D. PATHOLOGY J.L. Costin, M.D., F.C.A.P. CLINIC 8 AM-6 PM WEEKDAYS 8 AM-12 AM SATURDAYS CLOSED SUNDAYS AFTER CLINIC HOURS CONTACT 785-7721 Y______________________________________________________ Founded 1925 Dr. J.W. McPheeters 1892-1978 131 Congratulations Seniors of 1986 All men see the same object but all men do not equally understand them. Intelligence is the tongue that discerns and tastes them. Thomas Trahern Centuries of Mediations HART FURNITURE HART'S of ARKANSAS 100 LEE Dr. Corning, AR. — BAKER MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY, INC. Professional Prescription Service Hospital Drive P.O. Box 245 Corning, AR 857-3511 WHITE'S GROCERY Open Monday-Saturday Ucal White Owner 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 132 Paul Absheer GLASS SPECIALISTS BLUFF CITY GLASS 1 1 1 South Fifth Poplar Bluff, MO 785-8000 r v Compliments of PARRENT FUNERAL HOME, INC. 399-2215 Naylor, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Ron Parrent f 686-1353 Tues.-Weds. 9:00-5:00 Thurs.-Fri. 9:00-8:00 Sat. 9:00-5:00 THE HAIR DOCK Hwy. 67 South Rt. 5, Box 283 Poplar Bluff, MO Owner and Operator — Randy Jenkins Student Discounts Available V_________________________________________ I D O Hi ROBERT R WISDOM OIL CO INC P.O. Box 6 Ashcroft Vincent Poplar Bluff, MO 63901 (314) 785-7743 ___________________________________) 133 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '86 LUCY LEE HOSPITAL ROE'S BIG STAR 612 Elm St. Corning, AR 2620 N. Westwood Blvd. Poplar Bluff, MO 857-3347 134