Neelyville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Neelyville, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1987 volume:

Wffi . GOOD TIMES NEELYVILLE R-4 SCHOOL DISTRICT NEELYVILLE, MISSOURI Being the yearbook editor took more work and dedication than I expected. Not only myself but the rest of the journalism class and Mrs. Tyler dedicated a lot of our time and worked very hard; from picking out the yearbook cover, to laying out the pages and writing copy. We tried our best to capture the memo- ries and all of the Good Times . I feel that this is a great yearbook and will be a hard one to top. I would like to thank all of the advertisers for supporting us financially; Mr. Rich, Rodney Dunlap, and Teresa Friday for copy; Tony Watkins for art work; Ruchelle Johnson for photog- raphy, and all of the teachers who helped us in many ways. Sincerely, Genna Crossen Editor I EDITOR'S PAGE! 3 The year is ever over, But the memories, they remain — Memories of the classes, Preparation for life's terrain. Memories of club meetings, Those both good and bad. Memories of the good times We so very often had. 4 Memories of the good friends, Who helped us on our way. Those who made the good times And brightened every day. Memories of homecoming, And the queen's most joyous tear; Memories of the ball games, And the fan's most boastful cheer. Yes, the classes, clubs, and ballgames, The friends and happy tear, These are all the good times. Memories — of one terrific year. Rodney Dunlap 5 SENIORS 9 |TIGER QUEEN] TIGER QUEEN OF 1987 Miss Dora Barker The staff of KPOB-TV in Poplar Bluff selected Tiger Queen of 1987. Photo- graphs of the senior girls were submitted for judging. FIRST MAID Miss Christy Armes 7 SECOND MAID Miss Genna Crossen THIRD MAID Miss Becky King FOURTH MAID Miss Teresa Friday | GOOD TIMES IN THE PAST] 8 [SENIOR CLASS OF 1987| V . V p ■-' : rA : rJ| ;v-j .'V v4 May Your Future Be Limited Only By Your Dreams fSK Sfcr j k 9 | SENIOR SUPERLATIVES | The Honor Diploma was achieved by these outstanding seniors who had 24 credits or more and have an S average. The requirements include: 1. Language Arts ....................................... 4 units 2. Social Studies ....................................... 3 units 3. Science .............................................. 3 units Not including General Science 4. Mathematics .......................................... 3 units Not including General Math 5. Practical Arts ....................................... 1 unit 6. Health and Physical Education ........................ 1 unit 7. Fine Arts ............................................ 1 unit 8. Electives ........................................... 8 units TOTAL ................................................ 24 units Dora Marie Barker Jan Elizabeth Dunlap Teresa Lynn Friday Matthew Steven Hoffmann 10 Jayne Marie Jeffries Jammie LeeAnn Main Terri Denise Webb 11 I SENIOR CLASS FAVORITEsl The senior doss favorites, as well as Miss NHS and Mr NHS, are chosen by the vote of the senior class. MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Shannon Baker and Jayne Jeffries 12 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Keyla Lloyd and Matt Hoffman MOST TALENTED Tracy Ellis and James Franklin FRIENDLIEST Dora Barker and Rodney Head Neal Brian Allen Christy Michelle Armes Larry Shannon Baker Dora Marie Barker Neal A. Barker Douglas Grant Bates Walter Lee Bowman Eric Shawn Boyers Robyn Renee Brannum Kevin Dewayne Brock Kimberly Dee Cannaday Jeffery Earl Capper Genna Kay Crossen Jan Elizabeth Dunlap Stacy Lee Ann Ellis Tracy Lee Ann Ellis James L. Franklin Tracey McKinley Freeman 15 Teresa Lynn Friday Rodney R.L. Head Sherry Renee Gregory James Wesley Hayes Matthew Steven Hoffmann Derrick Shane Isom Samantha Alice McKinley Jammie Lee Ann Main Lorie Ann Milde Michael Ray Sansoucie Regina Anne Sence Lesa Ann Smith Ronald Dewayne Smith Keith Douglas Wagner Terri Denise Webb 17 [achievements I Brian Allen: FFA 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Carpentry 3,4 Christy Armes: Cheerleading 1,2; Sr. Band 1,2,3,4, Flag Corps 3,4, FHA 1,2,3,4, Journalism Sales Manager 4; Valentine Queen Candidate 1st runner up 2; Homecoming Attendant 1; Sew With Cotton Blue Ribbon Winner 2, Best model 3. Dora Barker: Jr. Beta 1; Sr. Beta 2,3,4; Sr. Beta Historian 3; FHA 2,3,4; FTA Student 4, Typing Aword; Consumer Education Award, Drivers Education Award; Home Economics I Award; Basketball 1,2,3; Field Goal Percentage Award 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Greenest Freshman; Friendliest Senior; Valentine Queen Candi- date 4; Elks Student of the Month 4, Who's Who Among Ameri- can High School Students 4; 3rd Place in Spelling Bee 1, Jeffer- son City Energy Seminar 3. Neal Barker Track 1,2; Cross Country 1,2, Wrestling 2, Baseball 3,4; Orchestra 2, Band 1,2,3,4 Doug Bates: Jr. Beta Vice President 1; Basketball 1,2; Band 1,2,3; Vica 4, Perfect Attendance 1; Free Throw Percentage Award 2; Field Goal Percentage Award 2; Date Processing 4. Eric Boyers: Basketball 1,2, FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Reporter 2; FFA Vice-President 3, FFA President 4, Mr. NHS 4; Greenest Fresh- man 1; Class Secretary 3, Class Vice-President 4; Class Treasur- er 1. Robyn Brannum: Band 1,2,4, Maiorette 2, Flag Corps 4, Sew With Cotton 2,3; Cheerleading 1,2, Co-Captain 2; Jr Beta 1, Sr. Beta 3, FHA 1,2,3, Class Treasurer 4; Journalism Advertising Manager 4, Prom Decoration Committee 3. Kim Cannaday: Basketball 1, FHA 1,2,3,4, FHA Member of the Month 3; FTA 3,4; Historian 4, Journalism 4, Sew With Cotton 1; Library Aide 3. Genna Crossen: Band 1,2,4, Reporter 4; Class Secretary 1; Most Mischievous Sophomore; Jolliest Junior; Library Club 1; Library Aide 1,4, Computer Programmer, Inventory Analysist for Media Center 4, Cheerleading 1,2, Captain 1, FHA 1,2,3; Sr Beta 3; Perfect Attendance Award 1; P E. Award 3, Prom Decorating Chairman 3; Communications 3; Journalism 4, Yearbook Editor 4 Jan Dunlap Band 1,2,3,4, Honor Band 3; Senior Beta 2,3,4, FHA 1,2,3,4; Library Club, Library Club Award 1; Library Aide 1; Sew With Cotton 1,2,3,4; Sew With Cotton Winner 1 st place 1; First Alternate 2; Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents 4, Elks Student of the Month 4; Honor Student 4 Stacy Ellis: Cheerleader 4, Sew With Cotton 1,2,3,4, Blue Ribbon Sew With Cotton 2,3; District Sew With Cotton Blue Ribbon 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Flag Corp 4, FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA Songleader 3; FHA Vice-President 4, Valentine Attendant 2nd Runner Up 3; Art 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 4 Tracy Ellis: Softball 3,4; Vica 4, Cheerleading 1,2,3, Band 1,2,3; FHA 1,2,3,4, Most Talented 4 James Franklin: Jr Beta 1, President, Class President 1, Library Club President 1; Basketball 1; Perfect Attendance Award 2, Class Vice-President 3, Vica 4, Data Processing 4 TeO'day: English Award 1,2,3; Cheerleading 1; Jr. Library Club Award 1, Jr Beta Treasurer I; Class Secretary 2, Class President 3; Class Historian 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Flag Corps 4, Jefferson City Energy Seminar Attendant 3; Sr Beta 2,3,4, Sr. Beta Historian 3; FTA 2,3,4, FTA Secretary 3; FTA Vice-President 4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Sweetest Smile 3; Best Dressed 4; Elks Student of the Month 4; Modern History Award 2; Sew With Cotton 1, Honor Student 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 4 Sherry Gregory: Cheerleader 1, Band 1; FHA 1,2,3,4; Sew With Cotton Blue Ribbon Winner 1,2,3; Sew With Cotton 4. Matt Hoffmann: Jr. Beta 1; Band 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4; Neelyville Varsity Basketball Club 4, Basketball Treasurer 4, Perfect Attendance 1,2,3; Elks Student of the Month 4, Most Likely to Succeed 4 Jayme Jeffries Basketball 1,2,3,4, Freethrow Award 1,3, Re- bounding Award 1, Field goal Award 3, All Conference 3, Hon- orable Mention All District 3; Jr. Beta 1, Sr Beta 2,3,4, Parlia- mentarian 3; FTA 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 3; Secretary 4, FHA 1,2,3,4, Communications 3, Who's Who Among American High School Students 4, American History Award 3, Band 1,2,3,4, Most School Spirited 4, Library Club 1. Becky King: Jr. Beta 1; Reporter 1, Sr. Beta 2,3,4; Secretary 3; President 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Flag Corps 1,2,3,4, Head Flag 4, Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; FTA 2,3,4; Parliamentarian 3, Recrea- tional Leader 4, Library Club 1; FHA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3; Presi- dent 4, State Vice-President 4, Class Treasurer 3; Home Eco- nomics I Award; Foods and Clothing Award 2; Sew With Cotton 1,2,3,4; District 2nd place I; District 1 st place 2; Perfect Atten- dance Award 2; 1st Place FHA State Creed Contest 4, Elks Student of the Month 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. Keyla Lloyd: FHA 1,2,3,4, FHA Treasurer 4; Band 1,2,3,4, Jr. Beta 1; Sr. Beta 2,3,4, Sr. Beta Secretary 4; Class Treasurer 1; Sew With Cotton 1,3; Elks Student of the Month 4, Girls Basket- ball Manager 1,2, Jr. Library Club 1; FTA Treasurer 4, Missouri Scholars Academy Attendant 2; English I Award; Algebra I Award; Biology I Award, Civics Award 1; Geometry Award 2; Trigonometry Award 3; Typing Award 3, Speech Award 3; Voice of Democracy Award 1st place, local, 3, Most Likely to Succeed 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 4 Samantha McKinley: Chorus 1,2, FHA 3,4, FTA 3,4, Mascot 4, Sew With Cotton 3; Journalism Photographer 4, FTA Recreation Leader 4 Jammie Main: FHA 1,2,3,4; FTA 2,3,4; FTA Reporter 3, Sr. Beta 2,3, Jr Beta 1; Valentine Queen Candidate 1, FFA Sweetheart 2nd Attendant 3; Sr. Band 2,3, Flag Corps 1,2,3, Class Secretary 4; Miss NHS 4, Shyest Freshman, Honor Student, Elks Student of the Month Lorie Milde: Perfect Attendance Award 2; Library Aide 3,4; Assistant in Processing Media, Computer Programmer for the Library, Journalism Co-Editor of Newspaper 4. Regina Sence: Girls Basketball 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Library Club 1; FTA Parliamentarian 4, FHA 3, Sew With Cotton 3; Voice of Democracy Speech 2nd place 3, Journalism 4; Home- coming Attendant 4, Sr Beta 3. Terri Webb: Jr. Beta 1; Sr Beta 2,3,4, Biology I Award; English I Award, FHA 1,2,3,4; FTA Reporter 4, Basketball 1,2,3; Commu- nications 3, Band 1,2,3,4, Honor Band 3,4; Library Club 1; Elks Student of the Month; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4 18 Mrs. Tyler, sponsor Eric Boyers, vice-president Teresa Friday, historian Jammie Main, secretary Robyn Brannum, treasurer Shannon Baker, president Mrs. Brannon, sponsor Many events happened during our senior year. Our President, Ronald Reagan, met in Iceland with Mikhail Gorbachev to talk of peace for the Star Wars program. This was followed by U S. bombing Libya; and Lt. Col. Oliver North began congressional testimony on secret funds for Nicaragua's Contras. Chernobyl Power Station in Russia exploded causing radiation to be spread world wide. The U.S. for the first time in years had a stunning 2.9% A P R on the new cars being sold. Aids spread world wide striking people of all ages and sexes. Scientists are working on a cure. Drugs were the in thing but were soon put down when it claimed the lives of 2 sports stars among 1 47 others. Rock Stars even became involved forming RAD , Rock Against Drugs. It was a big hit. Teen-age pregnancies were as popular as drinking and driving. Commercials were formed which brought about the popular saying Say Yes to saying No. Many pregnancies and lives were spared because of this. Another important event of our year was when 400 people walked across the U.S. to protect Nuclear Arms. Also five million Americans joined Hands Across America to r.aise money for the nation's hungry. Tom Cruise made his big premier in Top Gun , which was the year's best seller. Needless to say, Tom Cruise was the teenage heartthrob of the year. Following Top Gun was the Golden Child starring comedian Eddie Murphy. And for the first ever, an Australian import Crocodile Dundee was a top grosser even though it received bad reviews. As for Rock, The Boss, Bruce Springsteen's new album hit stores and set record sales. Madonna came back after marrying Sean Penn with a new image of short hair and hit the charts even more with hits such as Papa Don t Preach. Hard Rock was popular among most teens, with groups such as Motley Crue, Bon Jovi, and David Lee Roth. This year, computers were becoming popular, every home just had to have a computer to be considered a real home. One of the biggest events of the year was the Statue of Liberty celebrating her 100th birthday. An exuberant President Reagan and 6 million happy on-lookers watched the 28 minute barrage on national TV. French doctors found a new approach to birth control. A pill could be taken to effectively terminate pregnancies without causing any serious side effects. We saw a major gas war. Gas went down to 50$ a gallon. Sodas went up to 60$ in some places. The show made a big drop in price to $1.00 admission fee. The reason for this big drop was the craze for VCR's and Video tapes, more people were spending time at home watching a variety of movies than going out to the show to watch just one movie. 19 PERSONNEL Iboard of EDUCATIONI Members of the Board of Education are Johnny Atwell, Earl Pierce, president; Jim Thurman, Marvin Glass, vice-president, and Jimmy Jones. Not pictured is Bob Newcomb, secretary. Decisions and accomplishments of the school board in the last three years include improvement of the curriculum by adding computer education and placing computers throughout the school system. Also one was purchased for the central administrative office. The number of graduation requirements was increased to twenty-three, which changes the math and science unit requirements to two instead of one. Also adopted were new graduation requirements for Special Education and a new discipline and attendance policy with incentives for good atten- dance. Junior high students can now take Home Economics, and the libraries have been upgraded to meet and exceed the state requirements in all phases of materials and equipment. A new advisory committee for various vocational classes offered at NHS was formed, and a new parent advisory committee and policy for chapter one was formed and adopted. Also, an early childhood education known as Parents as Teachers program was implemented. A competency based evaluation committee met and laid guidelines for the present evaluation of teachers. Construction and repairs include three new homes in the district, concrete basketball courts on the elementary playgrounds, and walks and canopies on the Neelyville campus. The new science and business complex will be completed by the building trade classes. They did some of the construction and repairs mentioned. In the old high school building, new floors were laid, the heating system was rebuilt, and new window blinds were hung. The Hillview vocational building and the carpentry building were re-roofed. Other improvements include a new manual fire alarm system in the senior and elementary buildings and automat- ic safety fire equipment in the kitchen. Security lights have been placed in all the buildings. A PA system with push button call in and monitoring was installed at NHS. Hillview and Neelyville Elementary received a PA system and a new bell system. The board purchased tractors and brush-hogs for the Hillview and Neelyville campuses. A salad bar was added in the lunchroom and new lights and a scoreboard were supplied for the baseball field. 21 I ADMINISTRATION | Richard Rich N.H.S. Principal Margie Winder N.H.S. Secretary Harriet Dollins Federal Programs Sec. Billy J. Blagg Superintendent John H. Green Assistant Superintendent Kay Asher Sec. to Superintendent Lee R. Johnson Elementary Principal Jenny Blackman Hillview Secretary Betty Pennington Neelyville Secretary 22 [IN MEMORY OF MRS. BERRY | Mrs. Mary Berry served the Neelyville R-4 School District for almost twenty years as secretary to the high school principal. It was during those years that she touched the lives of a large number of students and faculty members. She was a devoted worker in the school, community and church. There was nev- er a time in those years of service that she ever criticized anyone regardless of circumstances. No one could have a better testimony or memoriam than what she achieved in those twenty years. The students, faculty and administration miss her and have established the Mary Alice Berry Scholar- ship Fund in her honor at the Neelyville Branch of Mercantile Bank. The devotion given to her work at school was only part of her life. She was a devoted wife who loved and cared for her family and their agricultural endeavors. Most certainly, Mrs. Berry's attitude toward life may have been best illustrated in the following poem by Alfred Lord Tennyson. CROSSING THE BAR Sunset and evening star, And one clear call for me! And may there be no moaning of the bar, When I put out to sea. But such a tide as moving seems asleep, Too full for sound and foam, When that which drew from out the boundless deep Turns again home. Twilight and evening bell, And after that the dark! And may there be no sadness of farewell, When I embark; For tho' from out our bourne of Time and Place The flood may bear me far, I hope to see my Pilot face to face When I have crost the bar. 23 iTEACHERSl Bill Alexander Orville Allen Allen Bates Jr. High Science, Baseball Vo. Ag I, II, III, and IV, Ag. Con- English II, III, Jr. High English struction II Mary Beaird Interior Design, Jr. and Sr. High Home Ec., Food Clothing, Fam- ily Relations Child Development Virginia Brannon English I, IV, Speech Jim Brannum Carpentry Martha Corbin Jr. High Math Jerome Cox Math I, Algebra I and II, Geome- try 24 Linda Davis Jr and Sr. High P.E., Health, Cheerleading Dorlis McKinney Librarian James Patty Jr. High P.E., Jr. High Science, Consumer Math, Girls Varsity Norma Foster James Jones Word Processing, Math Person- Jr. High History al Finance, Computer Literacy, Office Practice Myra Peters Phillip Short Learning Resources American Problems, Modern World History, Economics Soci- ology, American History I 25 Karon Skaggs Typing I, II, General Business, Re- cord Keeping Martha Slayton Art I, II, Jr. High Art, Spanish Gary Strachan Sr., Intermediate, Beginning Band, Fundamental Music Patricia Tyler Jim Wooldridge Jr. High English, Journalism Special Education Bruce Yeager Biology I, II, Chemistry, Physical Science 26 Bessie Perkins Thelma Teel, Head Cook Bernice Walker Edith Warren |BUS DRIVERS! Terry Sharp Alvin McComb Wallace Warren John Morgeson Wyman Alliston Burson Patricia Rush Larry Hoffmann, Mechanic 27 UNDERCLASSMEN 28 CLASS OFFICERS: Mr. Alexander and Mrs. Peters, sponsors; Gina Garrett, presi- dent; Donna Smith, vice-president. Shannon Arrington, treasurer; Kristy Wrather, secretary. MOST FLIRTATIOUS JUNIORS Suzann Lady and Dale Fisher SWEETEST SMILE Mona Allen and Mark Thurman 29 Mona Allen Shannon Arrington Mark Blagg Robyn Boone Scott Bowman Diane Bridgewater Melody Brock Richard Cassinger Shannon Cavness Maria Cayo Marilynn Coan Grady Coble Angie Dollins Dale Fisher Ellen Freeman Ethel Freeman Jeff Fryer Paul Fulmer Rachel Garner Gina Garrett Shonna Gordon LaVonda Griffin Emma Halliburton Justin Harwell Jarrell Haynes Melvin Hicks Jeff Hines Stacie Hover Beth Isom Sindy Jewell 30 Ruchelle Johnson Russell Johnson Tim King Suzonn Lady Jimmy Leach Michele McComb Greg McElhaney Cyndi McKinley Doug Maple Georgia Nash Jewell Nash Julie Nelson Karla Ormsby Larry Payne Leahan Pierce Laurie Reed Greg Seeger Wayne Sheppard Donna Smith Mark Thurman Richie Wagner Tony Watkins Kristie Wrather 31 I sophomores! CLASS OFFICERS: Rodney Dunlop, reporter; Mr. Wooldridge, sponsor; Tom- mie Capper, president; Trocie Glass, vice-president; Christine Balliett, secre- tary; Jamie Penrod, treasurer, Mrs. Slayton, sponsor MOST MISCHIEVOUS SOPHOMORES Tina Cook and Dean Fisher SILLIEST SOPHOMORES Cheryl Warren and Tim Mansfield MOST TALKATIVE SOPHOMORES Dottie Johnson and Shane Eaker 32 Christine Balliett Steve Barron Lynda Bernard Mark Boswell Gaylon Boyd Tammy Brooks Mark Browning Rhonda Capper Tammie Capper Lyshawn Clay Regina Cook Tina Cook Rodney Dunlap Shane Eaker Tina Earley Ranae Elston Dean Fisher Eddie Fiske Tracee Glass Walter Gross Becky Hager Bruce Halliburton Marcia Hogan David Hunt Amanda Isom Ola Jerealle 33 Dottie Johnson Shelia Kinney Jerry Lutes Patrick McCauley Troy McComb Tim Mansfield Matt Mathis Latisha Melton Randy Milde Mike Miller Jamie Penrod Leslie Plemmons Becky Preslar Bryan Robinson Ricky Robinson Paul Rush Wendy Rutherford Laura Sanders Carrie Sheppard Sheila Simpson Tonia Sisk Eric Smothers Johnny Stanley Shawna Swindle Clyde Vinson Kent Wagner Cheryl Warren Rhonda Whitehorn Tabitha Williams Keith Worley 34 FRESHMEN | MOST POLITE FRESHMEN Paul Petty and Terry Woods SHYEST FRESHMEN Danny Woods and Kim McCain CLASS OFFICERS: Mrs. Skaggs, sponsor; LaDonna Franklin, vice-presi- dent; Lisa Ferguson, president, Mr. Cox, sponsor; Ricky Head, treasur- er; Steve Womack, secretary. GREENEST FRESHMEN Bill Gill and Kathy Scott Donna Alexander Thomas Barker Tammy Berry Rick Carpenter Christy Creach John Crossen Roger Dugas Ronnie Elston Lisa Ferguson Phillip Flurry LaDonna Franklin Jim Freeman Stacy Freeman Bill Gill Christy Glaze Sarah Hager Ricky Head Steve Hicks Trudy Hogan Hope Holden Nicky Johnson Tammy Johnson Chris Jones Robin I CherylIPKurz Kim McCain Carl McElhaney Derek McKuin Jim Main 36 Mark Mathis David Maulden Dewayne Merritt Bobby Minchew Jill Morgan Laura Newcomb Lori Payne Paul Petty Kathy Scott Cheryl Shepard Sarah Sheppard Tina Sheppard Cindy Strachan Jack Stull Tammy Thomas Michelle Wagner Tammy Wagner Dean Walker Keith Whitehead Steve Womack Danny Woods Terry Woods No pictures: Lynn Arrington Charles Key Chad McComb James Maple 37 TIME FOR . . . i What can I get into now? Dear Santa, - Jk Students may earn one of three diplomas at N.H.S.: Honors, Regular or Attendance. In order to earn the Regular Diploma one must take the following: 1. Language Arts ................................... 3 units 2. Social Studies .................................. 3 units 3. Science.......................................... 2 units 4. Mathematics ..................................... 2 units 5. Practical Arts .................................. 1 unit 6. Health and Physical Education ................... 1 unit 7. Fine Arts ....................................... 1 unit 8. Electives ...................................... 10 units TOTAL ............................................. 23 units I academics! Archery skills make winners! Would you run that by me one more time? 39 The way things look I am going to be here 10 more years. If I close my eyes, maybe it will disappear. Jan, don't let that hot water burn me. I wonder who that blonde is? Can we leave early? Another exciting day in Short's class 40 Now that I got it, what do I do with it. I hope I don't fall in. I can really read the music! Another day, another F How do I put the paper in this thing? Not another syntax error. | .. . PREPARATION | Coach shows the boys how to pose. Dressing for band picture 42 Preparing for the quiz bowl!! Seniors order announcements. Discussing a layout for the yearbook. Using the computer to type the newspaper. It's hard to make decisions. Relief! We finished a deadline Sometimes interviews aren't easy! 43 |... LAUGHS| Hope we don't have a blow-out. It must be the last day of school. Stevie Wonder, eat your heart out. You will wonder where the yellow went, when you use Pepsi- dent. Who cares if I can't get my locker open. Hurry up, I can't smile like this forever. This is a smile that all the girls love. 44 45 I food I I think I need a bigger spoon. You should have seen me when I was really hungry. Everyone loves our new salad bar. You saw him where, with whom? Mrs. Peters, they caught you eating popcorn again 46 |.. .FASHION Look at that guy over there I know what is in my locker Mr. Joe cool Nothing old fashion about me. Do I really have to stand here against this tree? The new cov r girl for Glamore magazine. Don't look at me that way. 47 I DONKEY I I BASKETBALL I Varsity Basketball Club sponsored this event. Row I: L. Clay, L. Smith, B. Hager, T. Glass, E. Halliburton, R. Sence, J Jeffries, K. Wrather, D. Smith, M McComb, G. Garrett, Row 2: Coach Tomlinson, T. McComb, S. Eaker, M. Hoffmann, L. Payne, B. Halliburton, R. Cassinger, S. Baker, J Nash, T King, G. Seeger, Coach Potty Don't worry boy. I'm a coming. The NHS pooper scoopers We're almost there, honey. 48 I was always good with mules. Jogging keeps our tummies trim. Now I am on. What do I do next? Would you look at that! Where's the ball? Ride 'em Bob The A team Tigers look nice in the blazers purchased from the donkey basketball game proceeds. 49 I-..FUN ANDCOSTUMEl Straight from Little House on the Prairie Being a crayon isn't all it's cracked up to be. Just a couple of slobs. Mamas, don't let you babies grow up to be cowboys. Every school has its nerds. Junior Beta initiation. Tweety and friends 50 I was a beauty in my days. The Queen and his court So I am loosing my hair, what's it ta ya. First place winners of the costume contest. 51 Be careful, Melody; don't step on my dress! Richie and his squaxif Grady is a real ladies' man, one lady is not enough I .. . LIBRARY MEDIA CENTER | Library Workers: Misty Foust, Kelly Kurz, Jerry Buhler, Row Two: Kim McCain, Heather Sisk, Lisa Shawn Tibbs and Verlen Crosby enjoy the fiction Ferguson, Michelle Wagner, Phil Flurry, Julie Dunlap, Row Three: Sarah Sheppard, Marcia Hogan, section. Tom Presson, Christy Glaze, Mrs. McKinney, Librarian; Robyn Brannum, Lorie Milde, Cheryl Kurz, Laura Newcomb, Tina Sheppard, Genna Crossen. The Mark Twain Reading Contest is held each year in the fifth through eighth grades. Tunya Clay has read all twenty books on the list each of her four years in the contest. Great reading, Tunya!! 52 Double Exposure Just a bit longer Got caught'! . .. WOOPS!! Missed in eighth grade: Lillian Boyd James Boyd Tommy Presson Well, Donna? 53 ATHLETICS 1 The athletic department is an integral part of the curriculum and social life of the Neelyville R-4 School District. Cheerleaders, parents, friends, past students, school board members, employees of the school district and other sports fans make-up the support system that our basketball and baseball teams thrive on. Also important are the other areas of P.E., Health and Intramurals. 1. Mr. Rich wins the cheerleader's free throwing contest. 2. Ever faithful fans enioy baseball. 3. Basketball games often bring tense moments. 4. Half time is for refreshments and friendships. 5. Everyone enjoys Homecoming. 55 | BASEBALL 1 N. Barker, S. Eaker, S Hicks, M Hicks, T McComb, R. Cassinger, G. Seeger, B. Halliburton, D. Hunt, S Womack, B. Robinson, P. Fulmer, M. Thurman, J. Fryer, W. Gross, Coach Alexander, T. King jmm Tigers Fall Season Opponents 9 Holcomb 6 3 Doniphan 10 14 Bernie 8 11 Clearwater 1 11 Holcomb 9 10 Doniphan 3 18 Bernie 6 12 Twin Rivers 2 15 Naylor 4 15 Greenville Conference Tournament 11 1 Clearwater 8 4 Naylor Record 9 wins 3 losses 15 5 wins 0 losses in Conference play The Tigers had an extremely fine fall season. They were 9-1 and playing well going into the conference tournament There, however, the offense that had carried them through the first 10 games was not a factor for them. As a result they lost 2 games. However, the Tigers are optimistic for the coming season. They hope to rely more on pitching and defense rather than depending so much on hitting. 56 Leading Hitters Pitching Ave: ERA: Shane Eaker 18 of 38 .462 Shane Eaker 2.00 Tim King 17 of 42 .405 Strike Outs: Melvin Hicks 16 of 40 .400 Shane Eaker 35 Bryan Robinson 16 of 41 .390 Fewest Walks: Jeff Fryer 8 of 11 .727 Shane Eaker 3 Hits: Most Innings: Shane Eaker 18 Bryan Robinson 25.1 RB's: Tim King 16 Bryan Robinson 16 HR's: Bryan Robinson 5 Runs Scored: Bryan Robinson 19 57 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL Tigers Opponents 54 Campbell 83 53 Doniphan 35 54 Ellsinore 84 47 Kennett 70 52 Ellsinore 60 48 Hayti 62 47 Bloomfield 62 54 Bloomfield 61 78 Clearwater 67 67 Ellsinore 79 77 Southland 37 69 Couch 55 65 Greenville 43 55 Doniphan 46 67 Naylor 49 74 Doniphan 60 83 Clearwater 80 58 Ellsinore 66 70 Naylor 62 59 Holcomb 36 42 Corning 44 54 Twin Rivers 51 45 Ellsinore 53 Record 12 wins 1 1 losses 2nd Place in Neelyville Invitational Tournament 3rd Place in Ozark Foothills Conference Tournament 2nd Place in Ozark Foothills Conference League Matt Hoffmann, Jewell Nash, Shane Eaker, Bruce Halliburton, Derrick Isom, Richie Cassinger, Larry Payne, Jarrel Haynes, Tim King, Greg Seeger and Coach Tomlinson. 58 Larry Payne or better known as Larry Bird ' is one of the hot- test players at NHS. Recently, Larry managed to make the DAR Area Scoring Leaders'' with a total of 223 points averaging a remarkable 15.5 points per game. He has scored as many as 28 points in one game. 59 I GIRLS VARSITy| I BASKETBALL | The Lady Tigers received second place in both the Doniphan and the Ozark Foothills Tournaments. They were also seeded second in the AA Re- gional Tournament. Standing from left to right: Becky Hager, Kristie Wrather, Donna Smith, Lesa Smith, Michelle McComb, Regina Sence, Emma Jean Halliburton, Jaynie Jeffries, Laura New- comb, Tracie Glass, and Coach Patty. SENIOR GIRLS: Jaynie Jeffries Lesa Smith Regina Sence 60 61 BOYS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Standing: David Hunt, Eddie Fiske, Shane Eaker, Bruce Halliburton, Johnny Stonley, Steve Barron, Coach Tomilson. Kneeling: Steve Hicks, Mark Mathis, Troy McComb, Steve Womack, Chris Jones, Derrek McKuin. 62 Steve Womack tries for two points while Mark goes inside for the rebound!!! GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Standing: Tina Cook, Hope Holden, Niki Johnson, Lyshawn Clay, Laura Newcomb, Tracee Glass, Coach Patty. Sitting: Sarah Hager, Tammy Brooks, Becky Hager, Tammy Berry, Tammy Thomas, Lisa Ferguson Here's a natural sight, Tammy Thomas jump- ing high, shooting for two. Lyshawn Clay manages to pull in a rebound and is getting set to shoot for two. Lisa watching patiently hoping that someone will score two points for the team!!! 63 NINTH BOYS I BASKETBALL! Row 1: J. Crossen, S. Hicks, P Flurry, D. McKum, K. Whitehead, R. Elston, Row 2: Coach T. Tomlinson, C. McComb, R. Head, M. Mathis, S. Womack, C. Jones, R. Carpenter. 64 GIRLS VARSITY j CHEERLEADERS! Top: L Payne Middle: L. Franklin, S. Hager, C. Kurz. Bottom: C. Strachan, J Morgan, N. Johnson. 65 VARSITY I cheerleaders! Back Row: R. Johnson, S. Arrington, L. Pierce, S. Ellis, G. Nash, Front Row: R. Boone, S. McKinley, B King, M. Brock. 66 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Top. A. Isom, T. Capper, C. Balliet, D. 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XaMt] :$-avJ «U M{I S-Vjl W oA i s lVUJl SlAol Melody Brock, 1st runner-up The Queen and Her Court, Jaynie Jeffries, Queen Donna Smith, retiring queen Shannon Arrington, 2nd runner-up 70 Attendants Escorts Shannon Arrington Richie Cassinger Melody Brock Larry Payne Stacy Ellis Matt Hoffmann Queen Jaynie Jeffries Shane Eaker 71 ACTIVITIES CLUBS 72 IjournalismI Kim Cannaday, reporter; Lesa Smith, reporter; Lavonda Griffin, reporter; Genna Crossen, yearbook editor; Standing: Samantha McKinley, photographer; Regina Sence, photog- rapher; Grady Coble, reporter; Melvin Hicks, newspaper co- editor, Lorie Milde, newspaper co-editor; Robyn Brannum, advertising manager; Christy Armes, sales manager, Mrs Tyler, adviser. vica| Row One: Ronnie Smith, Tracy Ellis, Julie Nelson. Row Two: Doug Bates, Jeff Capper, James Franklin. Row Three: Derrick Isom, Rodney Head, Doug Maple IcarpentryI Front Row: G. McElhaney, S. Baker, D. Fisher, M. Sansoucie, R. Wagner, W. Hayes, K. Worley. Row Two: T. Freeman, J. Harwell, K. Brock, E. Smothers, J Leach, B. Allen, T. Watkins, S. Bowman, Mr. Brannum. 73 I FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA] First row: C. Selvidge, L. Smith, S. Warfield, Mrs. Beaird, sponsor; S. Arrington, co-chairperson; R Johnson, devotional leader, K. Lloyd, treasurer; T. Capper, secretary; B. King, president; S. Ellis, vice-president; D. Johnson, assistant secretary; C. Balleit, historian; K. Wrather, song and recreational leader, L. Pierce, co-chairperson, P. Fulmer, K Scott, H. Holden, S McKinley. Second row: E. Halliburton, L. Payne, K. McCain, T Whitehead, R. Perkins, C. Strachan, S. Sheppard, M. Wagner, R. Jones, D Barker, J. Main, S. Cavness, S. Buhler, D. Brown, B. Isom, L. Sanders, T. Sheppard. Third row: S. Freeman, T. Woods, K. Jenkins, L. Griffin, R Garner, S. Gordon, N Williamson, W Davidson, R Mooneyhan, L. Davidson, S. Lady, M. Cayo, M. Hogan, L. Bernard, S. Simpson, T. Earley, S. Kinney. Fourth row: J. Penrod, L. Clay, K. She- phard, R. Whitehorn, M. McComb, G. Nash, C. Jewell, C. Creach, B. Mitchew, J, Morgan, C. Glaze, S. Swindle, A. Isom, R Elston, R. Sence Fifth row: C. Warren, B Hager, T Brooks, D Bridgewater, E. Freeman, E. Freeman, G. Garrett, D. Smith, C. Armes, S. Gregory, T. Ellis, S. Hover, K. Cannaday, J. Dunlap, M. Blagg. Not pictured T. Friday, J. Jefferies. The Future Homemakers of America is a Vocational Student Organi- zation designed for those students that are enrolled in consumer home economics and occupational home economics classes. In this school year of 1986 and 1987 the Future Homemakers of America is the largest organization in the state of Missouri with over 1 3,000 affiliated mem- bers. FHS HERO is an organization designed to be completely integrat- ed into a vocational home economics program. The intended purpose is to create their personal qualities, leadership skills and to accomplish future goals. This year Becky King served as state vice-president for Region 8 of the Missouri Association of Future Homemakers of America. It was Becky's responsibility to be the communicator for the state and regional levels. Also, she saw that all corre- spondence of the association was distributed to the FHA HERO chapters in Region 8. As a resource person she updated the region on all of the state and national projects. Becky's goal was to increase membership and to maintain FHA HERO support and enthusiasm. 74 | FHA VALENTINE QUEEN] Lyshawn Clay, third attendant, escorted by Troy McComb; Dora Barker, Valentine Queen, escorted by Kevin Vinson; Jared Webster, crown bearer; Audrey Slayton, flower girl; Kristie Wrather, retiring queen, escorted by Shannon Baker, Suzann Lady, first attendant, escorted by Mark Thurman; Kathy Scott, second attendant, escorted by Johnny Stanley. | FFA BARNWARMING SWEETHEART 1 Donna Alexander, second attendant, escorted by Shannon Baker; Kristie Wrather, Chapter Sweetheart, escorted by Eric Boyers, Lisa Ferguson, first attendant, escorted by Dale Fisher. 75 1 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA | 1st row: Mr. Allen, advisor; E. Boyers, president; S. Baker, vice-president; K. Wrather, Chapter Sweetheart; M. Allen, secretary; S. Cavness, Boac and parliamentarian; G. Garrett, reporter; D. Fisher, treasurer; K. Wagner, sentinel; R. Capper, asst, reporter; K. Wagner, asst, secretary; D. Fisher, asst, treasurer; 2nd row: C. McElhaney, P. Petty, D. Merritt, M. Boswell, P Rush, C. McKinley, R. Jones, S. Sheppard, B. Gill, S. Swindle, S. Kinney, B Preslar, G. McElhaney, 3rd row: L. Bowman, R. Carpenter, R. Elston, K. Whitehead, J. Crossen, R. Smith, T. Wagner, D. Gardner, C. Shepard, J. Hines, R. Head, J. Lutes, 4th row: M. Miller, R. Milde, P. McCauley, E. Fisk, M. Browning, B. Allen, D. Alexander, L. Ferguson, D. Maple, R. Dugas, J. Maple, W. Sheppard, S. Bowman. DISC PLOWING FFA has many activities. They start out the year by going to the Delta Research Center and the Mid-South fair. In the fall they have an annu- al hayride and barnwarming where they crown the FFA Sweetheart. The Parent Banquet is held in March; and in April, they elect new officers for the next year. One of the biggest events in FFA is the FFA contests in March and the state con- vention at Columbia, Missouri. 76 Shannon Cavness, Mona Allen and Cyndi McKinley attend Ag-Expo '87. 1st row: K. Lloyd, secretary; R. Johnson, vice-president; B. King, president; M. Thurman, historian; L. Pierce, historian; R Garner, treasurer; G. Garrett, reporter; 2nd row: J, Jefferies, T. Friday, J. Dunlap, L. Clay, C. Shepard, K. Wrather, C. Balliet, T. Glass, M. Cayo, S. Swindle, T. Webb, 3rd row: Jim Brannum, sponsor; S. Arrington, T. King, K. Ormsby, J. Stanley, R. Dunlap, M. McComb, M. Hicks, D Barker, S Eaker. Not pictured: S. Cavness, parliamentarian. [senior betaI 77 I FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA | Iquiz bowl| Cyndi McKinely, Samantha McKinley, Dora Bark- er, Jammie Mam, Becky King, Mrs. Teel, sponsor: Teresa Friday, Maria Cayo. Row Two: Gina Gar- rett, Jayne Jefferies, Terri Webb, Keyla Lloyd, Re- gina Sence, Kim Cannaday. Neelyville Senior Quiz Bowl was started this school year by Mrs. Tyler and Rodney Dunlap. The group ratified this Creed. We, as members of Neelyville Senior Quiz Bowl, agree to give others the impression that quiz bowl is a club for those who wish to expand their knowledge, become aware of the world around them, and become better individuals in general while still maintaining a balance of responsibility and enjoy- ment of life. Left: Tim Mansfield, Lyshawn Clay, Carrie Shephard, Shawna Swindle, Rod- ney Dunlap, Troy McComb, Bruce Halliburtin, Steve BarrorY The Neelyville FT A was issued a charter on October 12, 1966 by the Mis- souri State Teachers Association. The Sponsor was Mrs. Teel. Members are open to students (10-12) with above average grades who are good school citizens and who have expressed an interest in exploring a teaching career by serving as a cadet teacher. Members are often called on to substitute for teachers in emergency situations and to assist the teacher with special projects. Once each year members select a particular subject or grade and actually teach for at least three sessions under the guidance of the classroom teacher. All participants are issued an FTA Teaching Certificate at the end of the project. [senior band i Row one: Wendy Rutherford, Banner Carrier; Lori Payne, Flag Girl; Christina Balliet, Flag Girl; Leslie Ple- mons. Banner Carrier Row two: Stacy Ellis, Flag Girl, Shannon Arrington, Drum Maiorette; Cyndi McKin- ley, Majorette; Leahan Pierce, Majorette, Robin Boone, Majorette; Donna Smith, Majorette; Ruchelle Johnson, Majorette; Tammie Capper, Drum Major- ette; Shannon Cavness, Flag Girl. Row three: Teresa Friday, Flag Girl; Becky King, Flag Girl; Robyn Bran- num. Flag Girl; Christy Armes, Flag Girl; Tracee Glass, Flag Girl. Honor Band: Row one: Terri Webb, Cyndi McKinley, Jan Dunlap. Row two: Carla Ormsby, Tim Mansfield, Richie Wagner. Band Officers: Mark Thurman, presi- dent, Tim King, vice-president; Genna Crossen, reporter. 79 Row 1: C. McKinley, 5. Arrington, R Boone, Row 2: T. Manfield, L. Plemons, W. Rutherford, C. McComb, L Franklin, K. Scott, T. Thomas, K. McCain, S. Sheppard, M. Craycraft, N. Barker, Row 3: Mr. Strachan, D. Woods, M. Thurman, J. Dunlap, C. Kurz, T. McComb, C. Creach, L. Ferguson, S. Hover, D. Barker, D. Johnson, S. Hager, C. Sheppard, Row 4: G. Coble, R. Wagner, S. Barron, R Dunlap, K Wagner, M Hoffman, S. Eaker, R. Cassinger, T. King, K. Lloyd, J. Jeffries, C. Jones. 80 Row 1: R. Johnson, L, Pierce, T. Capper, D. Smith, Row 2: K Ormsby, H, Holden, C. Sheppard, C. Warren, B. Hager, C. Strachan, T. Friday, C. Balliett, C Armes, R. Brannum, Row 3: J. Lutes, J. Morgan, P. Rush, S. Hicks, L. Newcomb, T. Webb, M. McComb, C. Glaze, T. Glass, B. King, S Cavness, S Ellis, L. Payne, Row 4: B. Halliburton, M. Cayo, W. Sheppard, D. McKuin, G. Crossen, S. Womack, P. Flurry, T Barker, N. Johnson, B. Mmchew, B. Gill. JUNIOR HIGH I JUNIOR HIGHl Seventh Grade Class Officers: Mrs. Foster, sponsor; Sherry Woods, sec. treas.; Suzy Pitts, reporter, Todd Henson, vice-president; Wade Dugas, president; Mr Strachan, sponsor. Eighth Grade Class Officers: Chris Armes, vice-president; Mrs. Corbin, sponsor; Larry Rich, treasurer; Niki Johnson, reporter; Bruce Head, president; Alan Cas- singer, secretary; Mr. Yeager, sponsor. 83 I EIGHTH GRADE] Darlene Alexander Chris Armes Michelle Barker Mary Ellen Bernard Tonya Boone Lillian Boyd Deloris Brown Nathan Brown Christy Buhler Jerry Buhler Timmy Capper Tony Carlton Vince Carlton Alan Cassinger Katina Cates Tunya Clay Donte Cooper Michelle Craycraft Damon Creach Mike Drysdale Julie Dunlap Larry Early Dawn French James Hanner Rodney Hanner Bruce Head Jason Hill Barbara Hillis 84 Niki Johnson Julie Lewis Jonathan Lloyd Mark McBroom Jason McElhaney Justin McElhaney Kristina McComb Richard Main Johnny Merritt Gina Miller Tina Miller Toyna Mitchell Robert Mooneyhan John Morgan Joey Pennington Jerry Rich Larry Rich Donny Sharp Soyna Smith Talisha Smith Roberta Stevens Sherri Stephenson Dennis Taylor Loretta Taylor Jason Tomlinson Yuvonne Turner Randy Uhl Iris Williams Newt Williamson Keith Wilson No pictures: Tommy Presson John Shepard 85 | SEVENTH GRADE) Gary Aldridge Ricky Baker Bobby Benton Joyce Bernard Allen Birdsong Shelley Buhler Kevin Bynum Darrel Caudle Eric Crawford Verlen Crosby Ricky Crossen Richard Dollins Heather Dorris Wade Dugas Misty Foust Kristy Freeman MyLynn Garrison Johnny Gutherie Angela Hambrick Robyn Hanner Todd Henson Jeff Hill Toyna Hutto Kelly Kurz Jay Leach Kertina McComb Linda McComb Atheana Melton 86 Laura Merritt Tara Mikel Tracie Pearson Robin Perkins Mark Pickrell Suzy Pitts Jeff Potter Mike Preslar Ricky Prosser Jason Robinson Devin Russom Christy Selvidge Stacy Shepard Heather Sisk Shawn Tibbs Kelly Turner Tyrone Turner Tomca Tyler John Wagner Stephanie Warfield Tara Whitehead Jason Winder Sherry Woods 87 EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL Back Row: Jason Tomlinson Donny Sharpe John Shepherd Allen Cassinger Jerry Rich Michael Drysdale Coach Patty Kneeling: Damon Creach Chris Armes Donte Cooper Larry Rich John Morgan Larry Early Newt Williamson, Manager I EIGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS Top: Linda Miller Tonya Boone Tina Miller Bottom: Barbara Hillis Nicki Johnson Tonya Mitchell Darlene Alexander 88 I JR. HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL Back Row: Linda McComb Talisha Smith Robyn Hanner Heather Sisk MyLynn Garrison Suzy Pitts Katino Kates Coach Patty Front Row: Sonya Smith Laura Merritt Roberta Stevens Kristina McComb Nicki Johnson Tonya Boone Kelly Kurz Julie Lewis Newt Williams, manager I SEVENTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS Top Row: Christy Selvidge Robin Perkins Tara Whitehead Bottom Row: Tonya Hutto Tonica Tyler Heather Dorris Angie Hambrick (SEVENTH GRADE BOYS BASKETBALL Back Row: Jay Leach Stacy Sheppard Kelly Turner Eric Crawford Wade Dugas Allen Birdsong Verlen Crosby Coach Patty Front Row: Tyrone Turner Richie Dollins Jason Robinson Darrel Caudle Ricky Crossen Todd Henson Mike Preslar Beginning Band 1st row: T Hutto, T. Tyler, T. Whitehead, M. Garrison, J. Bernard, H Dorris. 2nd row: L. McComb, K. Kurz, S. Pitts, G. Aldridge, D. Russom, K. Turner, A. Hambrick. 3rd row: M. Drysdale, E. Crawford, J Winder, A. Birdsong, S. Shepard, B Benton, T. Henson, M. Foust, C. Selvidge, S. Woods. 4th row: T. Turner, L Merritt, M. Preslar, J. Shepard, H. Sisk, R. Jones, Mr. Strachan. Intermediate Band 1st row: L. Taylor, G. Miller, K. McComb, D. Alexander, D. French, B Hillis. 2nd row: T. Clay, K Cates, C. Armes, R. Prosser, D. Creach, J Pennington, J. Hill, T. Smith, S. Smith. 3rd row: N. Johnson, L. Miller, J. Morgan, J. Dunlap, T. Boone, L. Rich, J. Tomlinson, R. Stevens, G. Miller, D. Brown. 4th row: D Taylor, D. Cooper, T. Mitchell, D. Sharpe, J. Rich, A. Cassinger, J. Hanner, J. Lewis, T. Woods. |JR. BETA AND QUIZ BOWL| 1 st row: L. Newcomb, vice president; S. Hager, president; I. boone, treasurer; S. Hicks, secretary; D. Woods, reporter. 2nd row. D. Creach, L. Rich, N. Johnson, K. Scott, T. Smith, N. Brown, T. Mitchell, B. Head. 3rd row: Mr. Jones, sponsor; T. Barker, J. Rich, L. Franklin, T. Thomas, J. Tomlinson, T. Clay, C. Kurz, J. Lewis. Last year Jr. Beta invested $530.00 in Quiz Bowl equipment, formed a team and compet- ed with surrounding schools, such as Twin Rivers. Quiz Bowl consists of individuals who belong to Jr. Beta or who meet entrance stan- dards. During the year Jr. Beta has several differ- ent activities. Shortly after school begins, Jr. Beta goes on a pizza and skating party. Be- fore Christmas vacation they draw names and exchange gifts at a Christmas party. After 1 st semester they invite students to join Jr. Beta. The final outing is a trip to Six Flags in St. Louis. 93 ELEMENTARY Stacy Berry David Braddum Jeremy Buchanan Craig Clay Christina Dollins Chastity Fowler Henry Gardner Tim Gilmore John Knowles Diona Melton Travis Porter Audrey Slayton Michael Ward David Watkins Jarred Webster Rose West Cody Williams Curtis Young | KINDERGARTEN | New Students Mrs Jackie Moore Becky Ainley Curt Ainley Matt Arrmqton 96 I FIRST GRADE | Mrs. Kathern Harris Angela Barger Mary Lou Corbin Tiffany Craycraft Dennis Deaner Jackie Ferguson Jeff Holloway Jerry Huneycutt Misty Johnson Steven Massey Sarah Morgan Nical Patel Leigh Peters Summer Petty Alicia Polk Robby Rootz Lacey San Miguel Stacy Turner Gerald Williams Ronnie Wills 97 | SECOND GRADE | Holly Arrington Mrs Opal Short Justin Beaird Len Berry Anno Braddum Brad Buhler J.D. Corbin Sherri Creach Mary Crossen Travis Deaner Bryan Dollins Mikel Dollins Just C Y Camer i Shy Stacy Ferguson Ryan Fickert Nebba Halliburton Stacy Hogue Janice McCombs Jarrett Neff Crystal Newcomb Renee Payne Kaneezsha Smith Melissa Stephens Kelly Sturgeon Tina Thomas Brandi Turner Denny Warren Brandon Whitehead Becky Winder 98 ITHIRD GRADE! mmmmmmtmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmrnmmJt Mrs. Ruth Gray Marlin Barker Denise Bynum Brian Carson Bobby Clay Tim Creameans Jennifer Curry Norman Ferguson Sheri Gilmore Chad Jones Marquito McCain April McComb Chris Me Jimmy Pearson Mark Polen Jeff Riggs Trisha Rootz Matt Taylor Donnie Turner Justin Webster Renee Williams Tony Williams Holly Yeager Mark Young 99 | SPECIAL EDUCATION | Mrs. Donna Pirc Bobby Alexander Amanda Barger Jaunice Berry Greg Taylor New Students: Sammy Martin Shannon Martin Shelly Martin | FACULTY | Alice Allen Remedial Math Willine Blagg Elementary Counselor Marty Harlan Elementary Art Vickie McCann Elementary Music Eileen Moore Remedial Reading Dorris Shands Speech Therapist 100 IFOURTH GRADe| Mrs. Rita Smith Ben Buhler Kelly Buhler Jeff Cassinger Amanda Conley Marty Croycraft Randy Crossen Ronnie Crossen Stephanie Dugas Crystal Flurry Eva Gardner Adam Green Justin Harris Misty McElhaney Faran McWilliams Kurt Miller Amy Mitchell Christina Mize Billy Jim Morris Roe Lynn Newcomb Eric Odle Jessie Polk Joseph Robinson Sonya Sells Will Spargo Mrs. Emily Young Todd Stephens Wayne Strachan Tina Thomas Jennifer Turner Ryan Turner Mark Williams 101 April Berry Kim Berry Dewayne Caudle Fanicia Clay Sheila Creameans Chris Crosby Mark Crossen Michelle Ferguson Jeff Gillmore Daniel Gordon FHeather Johnson James Johnson Marcie McCain Lennell McComb Tonya McElhaney Charles Mize Stacy Pearson Justin Peters Frank Polen Shannon Skaggs Travis Slayton Jason Turner Sonya Turner Jason Whitt Kim Winder Malinda Womack 102 | SIXTH GRADE] Mr. Norvin Porter Allen Brad Scott Crossen Stephanie Drowns Dana Emmons Regina Gutherie Billy Hogan Brian Isom Luther Johnson Stephanie Langley Troy Maulden Jon McKinney Jody Morris Shawn Newcomb Joe Polk Lori Riggs Leigh Ann Stull Micheal Wells Jennifer Woods 103 I FIFTH GRADE BASKETBALL Back Row: Jody Morris, manager Shannon Skaggs James Johnson Daniel Gordon Heather Johnson Jason Witt Lenell McComb Coach Porter Front Row: Mark Crossen Kim Winder Stacy Pearson John Alexander Jeff Gilmore Dewayne Caudle Travis Slayton Justin Peters FIFTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS On Top: April Berry Fanicia Clay Michelle Ferguson On Bottom: Jaunice Berry Kim Berry Malinda Womack Not Pictured: Tonya McElhaney 104 SIXTH GRADE BASKETBALL Jody Morns, manager Coach Porter Joe Polk Jon McKinney Brian Isom Luther Johnson Mike Wells Stephanie Drowns Scott Crossen Shawn Newcomb, manager I SIXTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS 105 Jennifer Woods Stephanie Langley Leigh Ann Stull 106 kindergarten] Chris Cosinger Jamie DeRemer Mrs. Allison Blagg Candice Dorris Nathon Ezell Jeremiah Gray Rosemarie Green Amy Henson Marilyn Hutto Travis Jones Tracy Kellems Becky King Charles Kinsey Bradley Lewis Christopher Piroli Brandi Reece Brian Ridge Matt Sharpe Amanda Smith Marcus Watkins 107 | FIRST GRADE | Justin Adams Jeremy Belcher Mrs. Naomi Murray Mark Buhler Melissa Buhler Chasity Campbell Chad Cato Justin Collins Melinda Ezell Scott Faughn Tommy Green Karen House Rachel Humphrey Christina Kearbey Kyle Kurz Lorra Leroux Jessica Lipp Destiny Lutrull Bethany Mattison Peggy Myers Knakoa Payne Aron Person Stacy Robinson Charlie Robison Jennifer Shands Calvin Shepard Corey Woods April Zink 108 | SECOND GRADEl Mrs. Carolyn Conover Nothon Arnold Cory Brock Corey Buffington Chandra DeRemer David DeRousse Sarah Fiske Tiffany Humphrey Amanda Kearbey Dana Kisner April Malone Holly Maple Christopher Preslar Andy Shands Crystal Sharpe Josh Sheridan Alissa Smith Keith Smith Sonny Warren Crystal Watson Tiffany Whitehorn Mrs. DeeAn Wilson Teacher's Aide Mrs. Doris Davis Remedial Reading 109 | THIRD GRADE] Crystal Armes Justin Avery Mrs. Carol Swafford Jeremy Coble Niki Crofford Stonie Croy Wayne DeRousse Picture not available Deanna Hager Denise Hager Danny Hill Derek Hill Mike Hutcherson Kerri Johnson Aaron Kurz Kimberly Lady Leann Leroux Heather Mansfield Sherry Mattison Tammy McPike Lloyd Miller Knakia Payne Christina Pruett Randy Shepherd Tina Sheppard Ginmfer Smith Summer Spence Angela Wagner Michelle Wagner 110 | FOURTH GRADE | Mr. Ed Pannell Jason Adams James Aldridge Daniel Belcher Sherry Beller Becky Bernard Matthew Buhler Farrah Davis Josh Gordon Andrew Graham Jennifer House Miranda Humphrey Laurie Hutto Mark Jones Kevin King Kevin R King Chris McClanahan Daniel Mattison Linda Miller Rebecca Mullen Jason Newcomb Chad Pennington Brandi Ridge Jaime Sheppard Sammy Sheppard Christine Stephenson Shawn Tubbs Jenifer Wagner Daniel Watson Lea West Mark Wilson Christopher Zink 111 IFIFTH GRADE] Shane Bates Jerry Brown Mrs. Derinda Sheppard Eugenia Ethridge Phillip Garrison Darla Glaze Brian Hicks Jennifer Johnson Troy Kisner Amanda Lewis Adam Maple Carla McPike John Miller Jonathan Morgan Richard Ovitt Niki Parks Luke Patrick Misty Payne David Shepherd Jason Sisk Crystal Smith Jamie Smith Peggy Smith Allison Stevens Shane Tibbs Amy Wagner Shane Woods 112 | SIXTH GRADE] Mr. Donald Murry Tonya Aldridge Jeremy Beller Sheila Buhler Carl Capper Thomas Freeman Keith French Renee Hanner Scott House Melissa Jeffries John Johnson Michelle Johnson Brenda McKim Cassie Murray Eric Reese Harry Sawyer Roger Schmittler Bobbie Sheppard Greg Smith Laura Vincent Mrs. Judith Green Remedial Math and Teachers Aide Rusty Wilson Ursula Wood 1 13 I FIFTH GRADE BASKETBALL Left to Right: Jason Sisk Shane Woods Johnathon Morgan Phillip Garrison David Shephard Troy Kisner Adam Maple Travis Doris Richard Ovitt Shane Bates Shane Tibbs Brian Hicks FIFTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Amy Wagner Misty Payne Peggy Smith Amanda Lewis Jammie Smith Allison Stevens 114 I SIXTH GRADE BASKETBALL Left to Right: Coach Murray, Scott House, John Johnson, Harry Swayer, Eric Reece, Brenda McKim, Renee Hanner, Greg Smith, Michelle Johnson, Jeremy Beller, Keith French. I SIXTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS Top to Bottom: Urusla Wood Bobbi Shephard Kathy Early Darla Glaze ADVERTISEMENTS Dedicated By Poplar Bluff, MO Printers of the Student Handbook Spelling Certificates Stationery Progress Reports Elementary Report Cards School Policies Applications Graduation Programs 117 GROCERIES GASOLINE HUNTING and FISHING LICENSE VCR and MOVIE RENTALS 118 Congratulations Class of '87 Congratulations to the Seniors of '87 POPLAR BLUFF SEWING CENTER Poplar Bluff's Only Approved Singer Dealer STATE LINE STEAK AND FISH HOUSE House of Boss Hogg's Barbeque Open 24 Hours In Valley Plaza Hall 785-3393 AF’PFO ED INDEPENDENT DEALER SINGER PRODUCTS We Specialize In Steak, Fish, and Ribs 989-3822 n Compliments of PARRENT FUNERAL HOME, INC. 399-2215 Naylor, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Ron Parrent 119 FLURRY'S FISH FARM BLACKMAN OIL CO. FLURRY'S FISH FARM Fresh Dressed Channel Catfish Fee Pole Fishing — 7 days a week Neelyville Home 989-6122 989-3804 IL PRIMOS Our pizza is made of the finest ingredients at reasonable prices Great Mexican Food Also Ask About Our Specials Distributor of Union 76 Petroleum All Major Brands of Motor Oil Corning, AR 857-3436 BLACKWELL-NETHERLAND CHEVROLET-CHRYSLER, INC. 1403 Hillcrest Plaza Doniphan, MO 314-996-2124 Home of the 1st Team DONIPHAN AUTO PARTS Congratulations to All Seniors 214 Lafayette Doniphan, MO JUNE'S GENERAL STORE 996-2422 Open 7 Days A Week 989-6423 120 ERMERT FUNERAL HOME AND ERMERT BURIAL ASSOCIATION ROE'S BIG STAR 612 Elm St. Corning, Ark Richard Ermert Corning AR 857-3347 PENNINGTON BACK HOE SERVICE 'm.r 9 miles South of Poplar Bluff on Highway 67 South 314-989-6125 — Days 314-989-3416 — Nights Gravel — Sand — Fill Dirt Compliments of Highway 67 North Corning, AR BILLY CQOK AMERICAN rffSilvex'' Larry Brmwn Ownar Manufaciurers ifWaat A Show Tack Hwy 67 S. 7 miles 314-785-4330 Poplar Bluff ISOM FARM SUPPLY Automotive Parts Accessories Hydraulic Hose Cramping Seed Chemicals 989-6131 Neelyville, MO MANUFACTURERS | DISTRIBUTORS GRAIN BINS - INDUSTRIAL - ELECTRICAL - IRRIGATION EQUIP. 122 CORNING COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Congratulations Class of '87 Hospital Drive Corning, AR 857-6961 Compliments of Thomas Baumgarten, M.D. Internal Medicine Hospital Drive P.O. Box 336 Corning, AR 72422 857-3551 123 NORTHEND MOTEL PACKAGE STORE BONANZA ANNA GRIGGS, OWNER • Color Cable TV • Kingsize waterbeds • Directdial Phones • Restaurant • Gas Station Steak — Chicken • Budget Rates — Weekly Rates Seafood — Salad 1307 Walnut St. 996-2164 Doniphan, MO Master Card — VISA — American Express ) an STATELINE COMMUNICATIONS Rt. 1 Box 268 POPLAR BLUFF, MISSOURI, NEELYVILLE, MO 63954 63901 Ron and Joe Phone MEMBER F.D.I.C. Hoggard 314 989 6123 Sales Service (501)857-3630 Office (501) 857-6474 Residence Compliments of STUART A. ROCKWELL, D.D.S. General Dentistry 407 Pine Street Corning, Arkansas 72422 HBsautij cHut A FULL SERVICE SALON Westwood Village Shopping Center 2201-5 Westwood Blvd. Poplar Bluff, MO 63901 Ruth Sheerer Owner Stylist Phone (314) 686-1931 JORDON'S SHOES AND BOOTS 1010 MAIN Corning, AR 72422 Phone (501) 857-3274 Store Hours 9-6 Mon.-Sat. Red Wing Shoes KangaRoo Connie Tennis Shoes Dan Post ACME Jarman FIRST FEDERAL Of Southeast Missouri 124 Fine Gifts Accessories Completely Handcrafted Today's Gifts Tomorrow's Heirloom 1209 W Main Phone (501) 857-5030 Corning, Arkansas 72422 Jim Carrie Walker TAYLOR-LUMBER CO. HWY. 67 West Corning, AR EVERYTHING TO BUILD ANYTHING 857-3784 COUNTRY INN MIDWEST AUTO PARTS, INC. STATION 301 West First Street OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Corning, AR HRS. 6 a.m.-9 p.m. 857-3084 HWY. 67 SOUTH Gene and Shirly Pennington JACK'S DISCOUNT FURNITURE Wwli Ladies and Mens Apparel All Home Furnishing Needs 321 West First 438 West 2nd Street Corning, AR Corning, AR 857-3121 501-857-3638 CORNING TIRE SERVICE WHITE'S GROCERY P.O. Box 215 Open Monday-Saturday Coming, AR Ucal White 857-3544 Owner 125 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 Hwy. 53 South Poplar Bluff, MO 686-1305 Tues.-Wed. 9:00-5:00 Thurs.-Fri. 9:00-8:00 Sat. 9:00-5:00 686-1353 THE HAIR DOCK Hwy. 67 South Rt. 5, Box 283 Poplar Bluff, MO Owner and Operator — Randy Jenkins Student Discounts Available pearleY vision centery Dr. Ray C. STITH, Optometrist Prescriptions Filled Lenses Duplicated Senior Citizen Discount Fashion Frames — Contact Lenses 686-1 164 1916 N. Westwood BLVD Poplar Bluff OLD AMERICAN INSURANCE CO. For your Life Burial Ins. Needs Pays to Beneficiary We Can Write any State of Health 501-586-0310 Susan Tipton Home Office Agent Kansas City, MO 816-753-4900 126 m Ml The Jean Shop in Linda G. Parker 735 Valley Plaaa Mall • Poplar Bluff. J IO • 314 785-3133 Valley Plaza Mall Poplar Bluff, Mo. Latest Styles in Fashion Jeans Jr.'s Conoco Truck Stop and Cafe Highway 67 State Line 857-9971 Guitars Diamonds Corns Tapes Stereos Watches Tools Games Charms Boats Hundreds of Guns (Dusty and Betty Hampton’s) PAWN MUSIC Money to Loan Buy-Sell-Trade fti Huddle Plaza-Corning AR Telephone 501-857-6046 Day or Night Gold TV s Amps Rings Microphones Cameras Rocks CB s Drums Motors 1 I Flower Garden Portrait -MW5 7 days Flowers Plants for 24 hour Studio '•Mick a week All Occasions — FREE service Free Local Delivery And Color Lab — 1 Hour Developing Wire Service — Nationwide Hwy. 67 North Fred Grayson Specialize in oriental designing Poplar Bluff, Mo. 63901 Photographer SOUTHTOWN MALL (314) 785-1477 1800 South Broadway 314-686-6596 Poplar Bluff, Mo. 63901 T. Audi — Owner Tfe- m - 1 1 1 Ladies' Fashions 111S. Main Downtown Poplar Bluff 785-8089 Free Estimates — Wholesale plate glass — Mirror — Auto glass — Store Front 104 North B. Street Poplar Bluff, Mo. 785-0166 128 (314) 785-8720 THE PRINT WORKS Screen Printing Monogramming 924 IDA Poplar Bluff, Mo. 63901 Ruth Holloway Realty Ruth Holloway Broker Poplar Bluff Square Poplar Bluff, Mo. 63901 Office: (314) 785-0867 Home: (314) 785-3618 Good Luck '87 m realtor- Naylor Grain Co. Inc. Naylor, Mo. 399-2313 Congratulations Class of '87 Fry INTERNATIONAL OF CORNING, INC. Hwy. 67 West P.O. Box 558 Corning, AR (501) 857-6996 129 DELMER'S GULF • ' • L and MUFFLER SHOP VITRONIC (c5f) Shop Office 857-6266 837-6871 Vinyl Advertising Specialities Doniphan, MO A GOOD PLACE TO WORK 500 W. Elm Corning, AR Congratulations Seniors of '87 CLAY COUNTY COURIER PHARMACY J.V. Rockwell, Editor and Publisher All Your Publishing Needs 857-611 1 437 W. 2ND Corning, AR Jerald Morgan, P.D. P.O. Box 128 Corning, AR 857-3531 Compliments of STATE LINE BARBER SHOP Dr. and Mrs. Billy D. Russom Open 6 Days a Week 9:00-5:30 130 Congratulations Seniors of 87 RED TAYLOR FORD, INC. 401 W. Second Corning, AR 857-3516 June's Flower Land Hwy. 67 North P.O. Box 325 Corning, Arkansas 72422 Maurice June Hamilton Phone Day — 857-3132 Night — 857-3696 Harold Implement Co. 857-6151 Hwy 67 North Corning, Ark Ace Hardware Route 1, Box 1 Corning, Arkansas 72422 Yamaha E-Z-GO KCCB KBKG AM 1260 FM 93 CREACH'S GOLF CARTS, Inc. New and Used Trailers — Batteries — Parts Connie Jerry Rt. 1, Box 17 Neelyville, MO 314-989-3342 Melex Club Car 131 Handwork Garage and Welding Route 1 Corning, Ar. Phone: 501-857-5020 Natural Health Food Center Hwy. 67 North at 900 IDA 686-3025 Open Saturdays 8 AM to 5 PM Building Materials Hardware Carpet Wallcoverings Paint Hwy. 67 South Poplar Bluff — 686-1026 785-4722 785-5090 458 Open 8-5 Monday-Saturday (hwD Grocery, Gas, Feed Davis Grocery Open Mon.-Sat. 6-8:30 Sun. 7-5 Hwy. 160 Fairdealing, Mo. 857-2600 Cumbee Fabrics for a complete selection of Drapery hardware Upholstery Bridal Material Fashion Fabrics Sewing Notions Bolt Ends Remnants Home Decoration Items Poplar Bluff Square s uper aver Open 8 AM-9 PM Monday-Saturday Hwy. 53 South Broadway IN-Store Pharmacy 132 Best Wishes to the Class of '87 MOTOR HARBOR TRUCK STOP Joe Heftier Shopping Center, Furniture Gall e rie I and Appliance Center um®n Poplar Bluff, Mo. 785-0208 Night 785-1526 785-2674 HART TIRE COMPANY James Hart: Poplar Bluff, MO Shop and Save Low Prices Everyday WAL-MART Hwy. 67 North Poplar Bluff, Mo. 785-1403 Congratulations Graduates Hwy. 67 South For Quality Fashion Footwear Poplar Bluff, Mo. For the Entire Family (314) 785-8084 At Low Low Prices fardeeir Breakfast served 6:00-10:30 Store hours 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM Hwy. 67 North Poplar Bluff, Mo. 63901 Highway 67 and Vine Poplar Bluff, Mo. (314) 785-0801 (501) 857-6914 Hwy. 67 West Corning, AR Where good people go for good food. 133 if) MEEKS building center Congratulations Coon Island General Store Hwy. 67 North Poplar Bluff, MO 686-2435 James Agri-Center, Inc. Congratulations Class of '87 Fertilizer — Lime — Seed — Chemicals Grains — Milo — Soybeans — Wheat Neelyville, MO G.E. James, Owner 989-3250 989-6142 134 Corning Bank Three Convenient Locations Downtown — North Branch — Knobel - A A's Grocery J J Fish Farm Full line of groceries Fresh Meats Channel Catfish Fingerlings Goldfish Minnows and Golden Shiners If you want to stock your pond, And don't know where to go, George and Aetna Come over to our fish farm, Alexander And watch your fingerlings grow. And Employees Rt. 1 Box 316 Harviell, MO 314-989-6424 135 R C HOME VIDEOS WE RENT MOVIES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY New Releases Classics Top Hits Children's Favorites Musicals Specialty Special Orders Accepted Competitive Rates Rentals: TV's, Players No Membership Fees and VHS Recorders 989-3332 Monday-Thursday 12-8 RR 1 Friday-Sunday 12-9 Neely ville Complete Bridal, Prom, Pageant and Special Occasion Needs Poplar Bluff Square Joyce Keathley Shopping Center 686-6545 GRECIAN STEAK HOUSE COLONIAL HOUSE OF FLOWERS Banquets up to 300 people 785-4534 7th Pine Poplar Bluff, MO 686-2823 Hwy 67 North Poplar Bluff, MO Carl Edith Henson Gary Calvert JOIN AAA AND REAP THE BENEFITS1 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-$! ,500 Common Carrier Death 6u’re looking smarter than ewer JCPenney Benefit Up to $ 1,000 $ 1,500 Dismemberment Benefit $11 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 CONTACT DAVID BEAIRD Bluff Estates Shopping Center Poplar Bluff 785-1408 136 Hailu American «Republic COURTESY AUTO PARTS Q uittsz ± Quarts. z± Poplar Bluff, Missouri Supplies Classes 1042 Ash Street Poplar Bluff, MO 31 JIM HOGG'S SUPERMARKET 4-785-3210 Call 785-1932 POPLAR BLUFF HOSPITAL THE NEW VISION PROGRAM 842 Pine Street Poplar Bluff, MO 785-5796 215 Oak Street Poplar Bluff, Missouri 314-785-4692 137 GAMBLIN LUMBER CO. All Building Material Paints, Millwork Roofing, Cement Hardware Since 1939 1006 E. Peach St. Poplar Bluff, MO 785-2316 KMEibERT CliNjiC I Mfciit aI Group Prac ii f 686 Lester, Poplar Bluff 314-686-241 1 9 A.M.-5 P.M. Weekdays 9 A.M.-12 Noon Saturdays Sundays and Evenings Contact Kneibert Urgent Care Center Located at Doctors Regional Medical Center Emergency Room Our Facilities Include THE OPTICAL SHOP and KNEIBERT CLINIC PHARMACY The Store For All Seasons In Downtown Poplar Bluff ROREX FOOD CENTER Quality Products, Quality Stamps Free Delivery 303 Front St. Corning, Ar. 857-3302 WE BUY ft SELL WRECKS Congratulations to the Seniors of '87 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 138 Paul Absheer GLASS SPECIALISTS BLUFF CITY GLASS Compliments of H H AUTO PARTS Doniphan, MO 996-3810 1 I 1 South Fifth Poplar Bluff, MO 785-8000 1340 SMITH HOMES AND WHOLESALE CARPETS Insured Mobile Home Movers Complete Mobile Home Parts Air Conditioning and Supplies Furnace and Furnace Parts 8 Miles South on Highway 67 Poplar Bluff, MO 314-989-8260 139 Congratulations to the Seniors of 1987 Thank you for letting us serve you. REFLECTIONS STUDIO JOHNSON FARMS FERTILIZING See us for Your Fertilizer And Seeds Hwy. 142 at Coon Island 140 MsRcnrrniE Bnnc The resourceful bank 785-4671 Four Convenient Locations Main Office 200 So. Main Northtown Facility Highway 67 North Midtown Facility Sixth Lester Street Neelyville Facility Highway 67 South 141 Member F.D.I.C. Compliments of SCOTT's GROCERY 989-6417 Open 7:00 a.m. to 1 1:00 p.m. 7 days a week 142 Congratulations Seniors of '87 Luecke Distributing Co., Inc. Poplar Bluff, Mo. Getting It Done «SS� Commerce Bank ’■ ' of Poplar Bluff “™'° Main Bank Drive In 101 S. Main St. North Main 785-461 1 and Oak Sts. 785-6856 Commerce Bank West West Pine Boulevard 686-2434 Qulin Facility Qulin, Mo. 328-4491 BLUFF CITY PRODUCE Box 984 Poplar Bluff, Mo. Best Wishes to the Class of '87 Rick, Rhonda, Irene and Rebecca Dawn The Choice of a New Generation Poplar Bluff, Mo. 785-2218 143 HUDDLE PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER Wallace and Owens Pocahontas Federal Dollar General IL Primos Paradise Donuts All Star Sporting Goods Dusty's Pawn Shop Children's Corner Come Shop With Us Huddle Plaza Shopping Center Hwy. 67 North Corning, AR Congratulations Seniors of 1987 All men see the same object but all men do not equally understand them. Intelligence is the tongue that disconcerns and tastes them. Thomas Trahern Centuries of Mediations HART'S OF ARKANSAS 100 Lee Dr. Corning, AR CTrJ' hart FURNITURE 144 Congratulations Class of 87 From: The Foursome Robyn Maria Shannon Suzie Congratulations from the employees of THE GATES RUBBER COMPANY Poplar Bluff, MO Compliments of SMITH'S LUMBER CO. Doniphan, MO 996-2128 Carryout orders MA'S DINER Now open to serve you 7 days a week Mon-Sat: 6-10 Sun; 6-6 All pastries homemade Breakfast Special, Biscuits Gravy 75$ Founded in 1925 by J.W. McPheeters, M.D. 1892-1978 . V Health c V7 '—i Like Family 107 Oak Street Poplar Bluff, MO 63901 Phone 314-686-6041 Second Facility: 220 East Broad St. Naylor, MO 63953 314-399-231 1 145 I AUTOGRAPHS | 146