Neelyville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Neelyville, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1988 volume:

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Together, we brought you this year- book that I hope you enjoy looking through as much as we’ve enjoyed putting together. Sincerely, LaVonda Griffin Editor LI Celebrate! Out Out of the Ordinary Celebration! Put the two together. What a collaboration! That's exactly what we had Here at NHS, For we are the Tigers — The mighty, the best! ... a celebration of laughter. Of friendship and tears — Of memories being made To seek in later years. Extraordinary success. On the ball court and field Brought that proud feeling Only triumph can build. 11 the Ordinary It seemed this was the year That we had it all. The year turned out great. And we had a ball! Now we look back On the times that were shared; Look back on the classes Where for life we prepared. These times seem so close. But yet they are gone. Of course in our minds As our memories They forever live on. Rodney Dunlap 11 “Seniors 1988! What can I say? I can re- call as it were yesterday that sunny day in fall of '82 when I was assigned to your class as co-sponsor. I remember looking you over, sizing you up and thinking, six years with these CHILDREN! Well, it was a great six years. I was the lucky one. As you grew, I grew with you. As you learned, so did 1. I worked side by side with each of you and it was a task, but one I enjoyed. We shared the bad times as well as the good. Many of you came to me throughout the years needing a friend as well as an advisor. I hope I helped. To say you are special is an understate- ment. To tell you I have enjoyed working with you is lacking. To wish you the best and hope you have all you ever need is not enough. Words cannot express my hopes and aspirations for you — because words are just that — words. Now as I look you over and size you up 1 think, six years!! I've spent six years with these young adults. No regrets!” Myra Peters I would like to take this opportunity to thank this Senior class for being so cooperative. Those who accepted the responsibility of working in our fundraisers, on the prom, and unselfishly gave their time, I especially appreciate. I've grown especially close to a few of these seniors through athletics, especially baseball. You will be espe- cially missed. I have come to depend on you and it will be very hard to replace that feeling. I want to send a special thanks to you. Seniors, whatever you do in the future, please make us as proud as you have in the past. Remember, our thoughts are with you. Best wishes!” Bill Alexander Bill Alexander 1988 Senior sponsor Myra Peters 1988 Senior sponsor ’’! $•y-.:Xi%-:% £' '’v ' •'- v- • ■'• '- ••■ ' '• • U' .v, • SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Shannon Cavness Angela Dollins This year, 15 Seniors graduated with honor diplomas. They have earned at least 24 credits and an S average. Ruchelle Johnson Tim King Michele McComb Georgia Nash Karla Ormsby Leahan Pierce Gina Garrett Russom Kristie Wrather Mark Thurman V w Scott Bowman Diana Bridgewater Melody Brock CLASS OF ’88 Phillip Archer Mona Allen Shannon Arrington Robvn Boone Mark Blagg LaVonda Griffin Justin Harwell Jeff Hines Melvin Hicks Ruchclle Johnson Suzann Lady Doug Maple Jimmy Leach Michele McComb Donna Smith Richie Wagner Anthony Watkins Kristie Wrather The staffs of KCCB and KBKG of Corning selected Tiger Queen of 1988. Photographs of the Senior girls were submitted for judging. First Maid Miss Suzann Lady Tiger Queen of 1988 Miss Shannon Arrington Second Maid Third Maid Fourth Maid Fifth Maid Miss Robyn Boone Miss Ruchclle Johnson Mrs. Gina Russom Miss Georgia Nash Excused Unexcused RICH I was TARDY for the following reason: 1. Melody B. I woke up late for school, so I jumped in my rcni-a-ship (blue bomber) and took off. To make a long story short. I ran out of go-go juice; had a hard time “coasting” through the Earth’s atmosphere, and just HAPPENED to make a 10-point crash landing at good ole NHS!!! 2. Larry P. — I was catching some Z’s. 3. Laurie R. — I slipped on a tomato in the cafeteria. 4. Sindy J. — I had a flat tire. 5. Julie N. — I died! 6. Richie C. — I was recuperating from the previous hour. 7. Shonna G. I was cleaning my locker out but I didn't think it would take 3 hours! 8. Stacie H. There was a penny at the bottom of the toilet and I got it for good luck. 9. Tony W. — I was helping the Fat Boys put a new album together. 10. Wayne S. — My dog died. 11. Scott B. — I was tying my shoe but I forgot it was velcro. 12. Maria C. — I had a wreck looking at the cute guy behind me in my rearview mirror. 13. Jeff F. — I was getting a manicure. 14. Mark T. I was showing a beautiful new girl off to the other guys. 15. Tim K. I was in chemistry conducting an experiment when a fatal explosion zapped me into the twilight zone. 16. Kristie W. I chipped a nail and couldn't find a fingernail file. 17. Mona A. I lost my fake eyelash down the drain and had to find a janitor to get it out. 18. LaVonda G. — I couldn’t find my chauffeur to drive my limousine to school. 19. Robyn B. — There was a gorgeous guy that passed me on the way to school so I followed him all the way to Hawaii to find out his name. 20. Diane B. — I had a pizza attack! 21. Rachel G. — I was on one of my shopping sprees late one night at JC Pcnncy’s when it closed, so I couldn't get out until morning. 22. Grady C. My zipper was stuck. 23. Angie D. I had to wail until 8:30 to cancel my breakfast date with Ozzy Osborne. 24. Ellen F. I put my bra on backwards. | SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES The senior class favorites, as well as Miss NHS and Mr. NHS, are chosen by the vote of the senior class. 1. MISS NHS and MR. NHS Shannon Arrington Richard Cassingcr 2. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Tim King Rucheilc Johnson 3. MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED. Larry Pavnc Donna Smith li 4. FRIENDLIEST: LaVonda Griffin Mark Thurman 5. MOST INDIVIDUALISTIC: Suzann Lady Anthony Watkins 6. MOST TALENTED: Jeff Fryer Lea ha n Pierce ACHIEVEMENTS Mona Allen — Band 1,2; Library Aide 1; Sew with Cotton 1,4; FFA 1.2,3.4; Assistant Reporter 1; FFA Sweetheart Attendant 1; FFA Sweetheart 2; Reporter 2; Secretary 3; Vice-President 4; Sweetest Smile 3; Journalism 4. Shannon Arrington — Cheerleader 1.2,3,4; Co-captain 4; FHA 1,2,3.4; FF1A Co-chairperson 3; FHA Treasurer 4; Band 1.2.3.4; Flag Corps 1,2; Drum Majorette 3.4; Jr. Beta 1; Sr. Beta 3.4; Sr. Beta Historian 4; Valentine Queen 1; Homecoming Queen's Court 3.4; Greenest Fresh- men; Class Treasurer 1.3; Sr. Band Vice-President 4; Pep Club 3.4; Elks Student of the Month 4; Miss NHS 4. Robyn Boone Cheerleader 1.2,3.4; Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette 1,2; Head Majorette 3,4; Most Mischievous Sophomore; Jolliest Junior; Journal- ism 4; Newspaper Editor 4; Honor Band 2,3,4; Homecoming Queen’s Court 4. Scott Bowman FFA 1.2.3; Basketball 2; Carpentry 4. Diane Bridgewater — FHA 1.2,4; Sew with Cotton 1st place Winner 1; Band 2; Voice of Democracy 4; Journalism 4 Melody Brock Physical Science Award 1; Math Award 1; Library Aide I; Jr. Beta; Sr. Beta 2; Cheerleader 2.3.4; Homecoming Queen's Court 3; Health Award 3; Journalism 4; Homecoming Mistress of Cere- monies 4. Keith Callow — Football 1.2; Tennis 2; Art Club 2; Basketball 3,4; FFA 3.4; Carpentry 4. Richie Cassingcr — Basketball 1.2,3.4; Basketball Award 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2.3,4; Class President 1; FFA 4; Varsity Letterman’s Club 4; Mr. NHS 4 Shannon Cavness — Jr. Beta 1; Library Aide 1,2; FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Treasurer 2; FFA Parliamentarian BOAC Chairman 3; FFA President 4; Star Greenhand I; Band 1.2.3,4; Flag Corps 2,3,4; Head Flag 4; Sr. Beta 2.3,4; Sr. Beta Parliamentarian 3; FHA 3,4; Class President 4; Elks Student of the Month 4. Maria Cayo — Jazz Band I; Singsations 1; Chorus 1; Young Republi- cans I; Band 1.2,3.4; Sr. Beta 1,2,3.4; Vocal Award 1; Band Award 1; District Choir 1; FTA 2,3,4; FTA Reporter 4; Voice of Democracy 2,4; Honor Band 2,3,4; FHA 3.4; Typing I Award 3; Contest Piano Solo 3; Elks Student of the Month 4. Marilynn Coan — Band 1,2; American Problems Award 3; Voice of Democracy 4; Journalism 4; Sr. Beta 4; V1CA 4; Elks Student of the Month 4. Grady Coble Basketball 1,2; Band 1.2,3.4; Honor Band 3,4; Journal- ism 3,4; Advertising Manager 4; Sr. Beta 4; FFA 4; Carpentry 4. Angie Dollins — FFA 2,3,4; FFA Forestry Team 3; Silliest Sophomore; Baseball Manager and Scorckeepcr 2,3. Dale Fisher — FFA 1.2,3,4; BOAC Chairman 2; Treasurer 3; Basket- ball 1; Carpentry 3; Most Flirtatious Junior. Ellen Freeman — FHA 1,2,3,4; 2nd place in Art Contest 1; Sew with Cotton 1; Voice of Democracy 4; Journalism 4. Ethel Freeman — FHA 1,2,3,4; Sew with Cotton 1; Chorus 4. Rachel Garner Shyest Freshmen; FHA 1.2,3,4; Jr. Beta 1; Sr. Beta 2,3.4; Sr. Beta Treasurer 3; Voice of Democracy 2; Class Vice-President 2; Class Sccretary Treasurer 4; Data Processing Award 3; Home Ec. Award 3; Elks Student of the Month 4; Honor Student 4. Shonna Gordon — FHA 1,2.3.4; Sew with Cotton 1,2,3; 2nd place Alternate 1; Sew with Cotton 1st place Winner 2; Chorus 4; Library Aide 1; Sr. Beta 4. LaVonda Griffin — Jr. Beta 1; Sr. Beta 2,4; Library Aide 1; FHA 1,2.3,4; Sew with Cotton 1,2; 1st Alternate 2; Journalism 3.4; Yearbook Editor 4; FTA 4; Voice of Democracy 4; Friendliest Senior; Honor Roll 1.4. Emma Halliburton — FHA 1,4; Basketball 3.4; Varsity Letterman’s Club 4; VICA 4 Justin Harwell — Carpentry 3,4. Melvin Hicks - Shyest Freshmen; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Sr. Beta 2,3,4; Jolliest Junior; Journalism 3; Newspaper Co-editor 3. Jeff Hines — Carpentry 1.4; FHA 1; FFA 3.4. Stacie Hover Band 1.2.3; FHA 1.2.3.4; Sew with Cotton 1.3,4; 1st place Winner 1.3; District Sew with Cotton Winner 3; Clothing Award 3; Physical Education Award 3; Honor Roll 3; Journalism 4; Sales Manager 4; Newspaper Printing Editor 4; Class Historian 4; Valentine Queen's Court 4; Perfect Attendance 1. Beth Isom — Basketball 1; Chorus 1; FH A 1,2,3.4; Voice of Democracy 4; Journalism 4. Sindy Jewell — FHA 2,3,4; Chorus 1,4; Voice of Democracy 2. Ruchelle Johnson — FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA Parliamentarian Devotional Leader 3; FHA President 4; FHA State Vice-President 4; Sew with Cotton Best Model Winner 1; Band 1,2,3; Majorette 1,2,3; Cheerleader 1.2.3,4; Captain 2.4; Home Ec. Award 1; Civics Award I; Jr. Beta 1; Jr. Beta President I; Biology II Award 2; Baseball Statition 2,3,4; Sr. Beta 2,3,4; Vice-President 3.4; American History II Award 3; English III Award 3; Mistress of Homecoming Ceremony 3,4; Elks Student of the Month 4. Tim King — Band 1,2,3; Vice-President 3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Baseball All-Conference Player 3; Basketball 1,2,3.4; Jr. Beta I; Sr. Beta 2,3.4; Sr. Beta President 4; Driver’s Ed. Award 2; Spanish 1 Award 2; English Award 2,3; Archery Champion 2,3; Most Talkative Sophomore; Perfect Attendance 3; Algebra II Award 3; Voice of Democracy 4; Class Vice- President 4; Elks Student of the Month 4. Suzic Lady — Cheerleader 1,2; Basketball 1.4; ROTC Officer 2; FHA 3,4; Valentine Queen’s Court 3; Most Flirtatious Junior; Most Individ- ualistic 4. Jimmy Leach — FHA 1; Carpentry 2,3; VICA 4. Doug Maple — FFA 1.2.3.4; FFA State Knowledge Team 1; FFA Assistant Reporter 2; Band 1,2; High School Rodeo 3,4; Sr. Beta 4; VICA 4. Michele McComb — Cheerleader 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Field Goal Award 1,3; Rebound Award 2,3; All-Conference Player 2; Basketball Award 3; FHA 2,3,4; American History II Award 3; Band 3,4; Flag Corps 4; Sr. Beta 3,4; Sr. Beta Treasurer 4; FTA 4. Cyndi McKinley — Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2.3; Band 1,2.3,4; Honor Band 2,3; FTA 2,3,4; Driver’s Ed. Award 3; Cheerleader 3; Majorette 3. Jennie Miller — Library Club 1; Volleyball 1; SADD 2,3; Math Club 3; VICA 4. Georgia Nash — Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Perfect Attendance 1,2; Library Aide 2; FHA 3,4; Homecoming Court Attendant 4. Jewel Nash — Carpentry 4. Julie Nelson — FHA 1,2; Chorus 1.4; VICA 3. Karla Ormsby — Jr. Beta 1; Sr. Beta 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Honor Band 2,3,4; Geometry Award 2; Consumer Math Award 3; American History Award 3; Elks Student of the Month 4. Larry Payne — Basketball 2,3,4; Health Award 3; All-Conference Bas- ketball Player 3; FHA 4; Sr. Beta 4; Most School Spirited 4. Leahan Pierce — Jr. Beta 1; Jr. Beta Secretary 1; Band 1,2,3; Banner Carrier 1.2; Majorette 3; FHA 1.2,3.4; FHA Co-chairperson 3; Assis- tant Secretary 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Co-captain 3; Sr. Beta 2,3,4; Historian 3; Parliamentarian 4; Most Talkative Sophomore; Driver’s Ed. Award 2; Driver’s Excellence 2nd place 2; Mistress of Homecoming Ceremony 3; Elks Student of the Month 4; Homecoming Queen’s Court 4. Laurie Reed — Chorus 1,2,3,4; FHA 4; Modern World History Award 2; Library Aide 4; Elks Student of the month 4; Fundamental Music Award 3; Sew with Cotton 1; Sr. Beta 4; Honor Roll 2,4. Gina Garrett Russom - FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Secretary 2; FFA Reporter 3; FFA State Delegate 3; FFA Treasurer 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Rebound- ing Award I; Conference-Player 2; District Player 3; Pep Club 1; Athle- tic Club 3; Library Aide 1,2; English Award 1; Jr. Beta 1; Sr. Beta 2,3; Sr. Beta Reporter 3; FTA 2,3,4; FTA Vice-President 4; Class Treasurer 2; Class President 3; FHA 3.4; Home Ec. Award 3; Elks Student of the Month 4; Sew with Cotton 1st place Winner 3. GregSeeger—Basketball 1,3,4; Baseball 1,3,4; FFA 1;FHA 1; Carpen- try 2; Football 2; Junior Reserve Officer Train Corp 2; Varsity Rifle Team 2; Orcinteering Team 2; DECA 3. Wayne Sheppard FFA 1,2,3,4; Carpentry 4; Band 1,2,3. Donna Smith — Band 1.2,3; Majorette 2,3; Class Vice-President 1,3; Cheerleader 1; Basketball 1.2,3,4; All-Conference Player 3; All-District Player 3; Homecoming Queen 2; FHA 3,4; Sew with Cotton Winner 3; District Sew with Cotton Winner 3; Most School Spirited 4. David Taylor — Drama Club 1,2,3; Carpentry 4. Mark Thurman Jr. Beta 1; Jr. Beta Vice-President I; Baseball 1.2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Frccthrow Percentage Award 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Honor Band 2,3,4; Band President 3,4; Most Mischievous Sophomore; Sweetest Smile 3; Sr. Beta 2.3.4; Sr. Beta Historian 3; Voice of Democ- racy 4; Friendliest Senior; Elks Student of the Month 4. Richie Wagner Band 1.2,3,4; Honor Band 2.4; Carpentry 3,4; Honor Roll 3.4, Tony Watkins — Basketball 1; Drafting 1; SADD 2; Honorable Men- tion of Art Show 2; Carpentry 3.4; Most Individualistic 4. Kristie Wrather — Jr. Beta Reporter 1; Most Polite Freshmen; Class Secretary 1,3; Band 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; Frccthrow Award 2; Class President 2; FHA Valentine Queen 2; FHA 2,3,4; Song Recreational Leader 3; Sew with Cotton 1st place Winner 2; Home Ec. I Award 2; Interior Design Award 3; FFA Sweetheart 3; Sr. Beta 2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Voice of Democracy Local 1st place Winner 4; Voice of Democracy District 2nd place Winner 4; Voice of Democracy District 2nd place Winner 4; Elks Student of the Month 4. i� ®!� ' - w m CLASS OF WMmmmwM w m Only as much as We dream can we be, Only as far as We seek can we go. Shannon Cavncss. president; Stacie Hover, historian; Mr. Alex- ander, sponsor; Tim King, vice-president; Rachel Garner, sec. trea.; Mrs. Peters, sponsor. Peach Tue During our Freshman year, we went bowling and to a park in town for our skip day. For the first time, the Summer Olympics were held in the United States. We started planning for the prom and decided what to sell for fundraisers. Our Sophomore year was pretty exciting. Aids became a new dreaded disease. We ran the Halloween Spook House to raise money for prom. We sold Spirit shirts for a fundraiser and made a good profit off of them. We won two skip days that year. We went to Lake Wappapello both times and had a lot of fun! In our Junior year, we spent most of our time selling products trying to raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom. We ran the Spook House again and the Junior stand during basketball season. The prom turned out great. The theme was, “If Only For Tonight. The A-Tcam Girls Bas- ketball Team went to Flat River for the State Competition. The Tiger Baseball Team went to the 2nd round in State Competition. We pur- chased a bench in front of the new building. We agreed with the Seniors of’87, to follow through with the Time Capsule. This year was the Statue of Liberty’s 100th birthday. In our last and final year, Mickail Gorbacheau came to the U.S. to talk about the Star Wars. We celebrated the 200th year of the United States of America’s Constitution. The biggest Stock Market fall occurred since it crashed years ago. The Winter Olympics came to the United States in 1988. 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Jolliest Juniors: Tim Mansfield and Cheryl Warren Most Flirtatious: Tammy Brooks and David Hunt Sweetest Smile: Travis Humphrey and Becky Prcslar Linda Abbott Christine Ballictt Steve Barron Mark Boswell Tammy Brooks i $ , • v.'v :-. v, Mark Browning Rhonda Capper Tammie Capper Lyshawm Clay James Collier Rodney Dunlap Shane Eakcr Tina Earley Ranac Elston Dean Fisher Eddie Fiske Tracee Glass Becky Hager Bruce Halliburton Marcia Hogan Travis Humphrey David Hunt Amanda Isom Ola Jcrcallc Dottie Johnson Sheila Kinney Tim Mansfield Matt Mathis Patrick McCauley Troy McComb Curt McGrudcr Latisha Melton Randy Mildc Jamie Penrod Leslie Plcmmons Becky Preslar Bryan Robinson Jason Robinson Paul Rush Laura Sanders Carrie Shepard Sheila Simpson Tonia Sisk Eric Smothers Johnny Stanley Shawna Swindle Bryan Trice Kent Wagner Cheryl Warren Rhonda Whitchorn Tabitha Williams Keith Worley Sophomores Mrs. Skaggs, sponsor; Laura Newcomb, president; Steve Hicks, vice-president; Bobbie Minchcw, reporter; Tammy Thomas, sec. treas.; Mr. Cox, sponsor. MOST MISCHIEVOUS SOPHOMORES. Lisa Ferguson and Ricky Head MOST TALKATIVE SOPHOMORES: Nicki Johnson and Steve Womack SILLIEST SOPHOMORES: Laura Newcomb and Derek McKuin Donna Alexander Lynn Arrington Thomas Barker Rick Carpenter Christy Crcach Roger Dugas Ronnie Elston Lisa Ferguson Phil Flurry LaDonna Franklin Jim Freeman Stacey Freeman Bill Gill Christy Glaze Sara Hager Ricky Head Steve Hicks Trudy Hogan Hope Holden Nicki Johnson I 1 ffa M . £ ?:■ • v. V,wH-55 Chris Jones Robin Jones Charles Key Shannon Kinney Jim Main James Maple Mark Mathis David Maulden Kim McCain Cambrea McCullough Chad McComb Derek McKuin Dewayne Merriit Bobby Minchew Jill Morgan Laura Newcomb Lori Payne Paul Petty Jason Poe Kathy Scott Cheryl Shepard Sarah Sheppard Tina Sheppard Cindy Strachan Jack Stull Tammy Thomas Sherry Thrasher Michelle Wagner Tammy Wagner Keith Whitehead Steve Womack Danny Woods Terry Woods Freshmen Mrs. Corbin, sponsor; Mr. Yeager, sponsor; John Shepherd, vice-president; Tonya Boone, treasurer; Niki Johnson, president; Roberta Stevens, reporter. Most Polite Freshmen: Tonya Boone and Jerry Rich. Darlene Alexander Chris Armes Amy Arrington Michelle Barker Mary Ellen Bernard Tonya Boone Nathan Brown Christy Buhler Jerry Buhler Tim Capper Tony Carlton Vince Carlton Alan Cassinger Dome Cooper Michelle Craycraft Damon Creach Julie Dunlap Larry Earley Dennis Eldridge Dawn French James Hanner Rodney Hanner Bruce Head Jason Hill Barbara Hillis Niki Johnson Stacy Johnson Julie Lewis Jonathan Lloyd Betsy Lorah Richard Main Mark McBroom Kristina McComb Jason McElhancy Justin McElhancy Johnny Merritt Charles Miller Linda Miller Minnie Miller Tonya Mitchell Robert Mooncyhan Joey Pennington Tommy Presson Jerry Rich Larry Rich Donny Sharpe John Shepherd Sonya Smith Talisha Smith Roberta Stevens Dennis Taylor Loretta Taylor Jason Tomlinson Yuvonnc Turner Randy Uhl Iris Williams Keith Wilson Not Pictured: Tunya Clay Personnel An Out of the Ordinary welcome. •� '• • • • |V NEELYVILLE R-4 SCHOOL BOARD Board members from left to right: Jim Thurman, president: Nathan R. Holden, secretary; Marvin Glass, vice- president; Richard Berry, Johnny Atwell, Jimmy Jones, insert. The school board’s main con- cern this year was to get the new building finished. New science equipment will be purchased this summer, and senior high science classes will move into in this fall. Other projects include putting in new and better drainage tiles. An educational satellite system may be approved with a grant from the state of Missouri. The old Jr. High school build- ing's destiny is unknown. It may be torn down or renovated. All classes from it have been moved to the old high school building. Richard Rich N.H.S. Principal Margie Winder N.H.S. Secretary Judy Green Hillvicw Secretary John H. Green Superintendent Kay Asher Sec. to Superintendent Harriet Dolling Federal Programs Sec. ADMINISTRATION Lee R. Johnson Elementary Principal Jenny Blackman Hillvicw Secretary Betty Pennington Ncclyvillc Secretary BUS DRIVERS I From left to right: Lavedia Moran. Shirley Burson. Terry Sharpe. Patricia Rush. Wyman Alliston. John Morge- son, Louise Ferguson. Alvin McComb, Larry Hoffman, mechanic; and Wal- lace Warren. Not pictured: Larry Woods COOKS Thelma Teel, head cook Bessie Perkins Edith Warren Geraldine Hover John Hager Robert Dillinger Orlcna Emmons Evelyn Cassinger Bernice Walker CUSTODIAN Cecil Walters Marilyn Bowman Mary Robinson Junior Senior High Teachers Mary Beaird Jr. Sr. High Home Ec.. Family Living Health, Adv. Foods Nu- trition Interior Clothing Text., Home Furnishing Homc Mgt. Jerome Cox Algebra 1 II, Trigonometry, Ge- ometry, Math I Bill Alexander Jr. High P.E. and Science, Baseball Virginia Brannon English I IV, Speech Orville Allen Crop Prod. Marketing, Ag. Science I II. Management of Nat. Res., Ag. Const. James Brannum Carpentry Allen Bates American History I, English II III Martha Corbin Math I, Jr. High Math Clara Daniel Special Education Linda Davis Chcerlcading, Jr. Sr. High P.E., Health Norma Foster Data Proc., Basic Computer Appli cations. Accounting I. Office Tech nology James Jones Doriis McKinney Civics, Am. Hist. I, Jr. High Histo- Librarian ry James Patty Myra Peters Jr. High P.E. and Science, Consum Learning Resources cr Math, Girls Varsity Basketball Phillip Short American History I II, Econom- ics. Sociology Karon Skaggs Typing I II, Shorthand, General Business, Record Keeping Martha Slayton Art I II. Jr. High Art, Spanish Gary Strachan Senior. Intermediate, Beginning Band, Jr. High Music, Fundamen- tal Music Alberta Teel Guidance Counselor Terry Tomlinson Drivers Education. P.E., 9th, A B Boys Varsity Basketball Patricia Tyler Jr. High English, Journalism Bruce Yeager Biology I II. Chemistry, General Science Being a Senior Band member requires hard work, concentration, practice and the will to be the best you can be. it gives you a feeling of success when you get a 2 or 1, which is excellent at contest, be- cause you know you did your best. But being a member isn’t all work and no fun. We go to parades, contests, and if we do good at the contest, then we go to Six Flags. Being a Senior Band member is one of the most fun, rewarding groups here at N.H.S. 1st row: Shannon Arrington. Tammic Capper; 2nd row: Niki Johnson. Tonya Boone, Laura Newcomb, Sara Hagar, Robyn Boone. Tonya Mitchell. Roberta Stevens; 3rd row: Tonya Clay. Sonya Smith. Carrie Shepard, Talisha Smith. Julie Lewis. Cheryl Shepard, Christy Glaze, Lisa Ferguson. LaDonna Franklin. Christy Creach. Cheryl Warren, Cynthia Strachan, Tina Sheppard. Tonya Sisk; 4th row: Danny Woods. Damon Crcach. Barbara Hillis. Dawn French. Julie Dunlap, Steve Womack, Derek McKuin, Steve Hicks, Phil Flurry. Joey Pennington, Larry Rich. Chris Armes, Ricky Prosser; 5th row Paul Rush. Shane Eakcr. Grady Coble, Donny Sharpe. Thomas Barker. Mark Thurman. Karla Ormsby. Rodney Dunlap. Hope Holden. Dennis Taylor. Kim McCain; 6th row: Dome Cooper. Keith Whitehead. Rick Carpenter. Bruce Halliburton. Richie Wagner. Tim Mansfield, Steve Barron. Jason Tomlinson. Jerry Rich; 7th row: Niki Johnson. Chad McComb, Chris Jones, Alan Cassinger, Richie Cassingcr. Paul Petty. Bobby Minchew, Troy McComb. James Hanner; Standing left to right: Dottic Johnson, Tammy Thomas, Kathy Scott. Michelle McComb, Sara Sheppard, Jill Morgan. Leslie Plcmmons. Christine Balliclt. Shannon Cavness, and Band Director Gary Strachan Ii Senior Beta 1st row: Mr. Brannum. sponsor; C. Balliet. historian; S. Arrington, historian; K. Wrathcr, treasurer; R. Johnson, vice-president; T. King, president; M. McComb. secretary; T. Glass, reporter; L. Pierce, parliamentarian; Mrs. Slayton, co-sponsor 2nd row: T. Sheppard. L. Franklin. T. Thomas, S. Hicks. K. McCain, L. Clay. L. Newcomb. C. McGrudcr. T. Barker, D. Woods 3rd row: C. Shepard. C. McCollough, M. Coan. S. Gordon. L. Griffin. K. Ormsby, J. Penrod. M. Cayo, L. Reed, G. Coble 4th row: D. Maple. J. Stanley. R. Dunlap. S. Cavncss. M. Hicks. L. Payne. R. Garner. J. Fryer. T. McComb, M. Thurman. W ill Mr. Rich ever stop lecturing? Senior Beta members looking through the Tom-Watt kits. Journalism Seated: LaVonda Griffin, yearbook editor; Robyn Boone, news- paper editor standing: Leslie Plcmmons. reporter; Melody Brock, assistant yearbook editor; Marilynn Coan, reporter; Diane Bridgewater, reporter; Grady Coble, advertising manager; Ellen Freeman, reporter; Beth Isom, reporter; Donna Smith, reporter; Stacie Hover, sales manager; Mona Allen, reporter. Carpentry I Front row: Wayne Shepard. Mark Blagg. Richie Wagner. Jeff Hines. Ricky Head. Steve Barron. Dcwaync Merritt Back row: James Maple, Jack Stull, Jewell Nash, Scott Bowman, Keith Callow. Jim Col- lier. Tony Watkins. Grady Coble, Mr. Brannum. | VIC AI Front row: Marilynn Coan; Jean Halliburton; Jennifer Miller Back row: Keith Worley, Jimmy Leach, Doug Maple, Jason Robinson. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA First row: D. Smith, S. Hover, J. Morgan, parliamcntarian devotional; L. Pierce, assistant secretary: T. Early, sccrctary rcporter, T. Capper, vice- president; R. Johnson, President; C. Balliet, Region 8 vice-president; S. Arrington. Treasurer; B. Minchcw, Historian; Mrs. Bcaird, sponsor; S. Lady, S. Warfield. A. Melton. Second row: L. Payne, B. Hager, T. Sisk. M. Cayo, L. Taylor, S. Craycraft, Y. Turner, T. Clay, J. Lewis, R. Stephens, L. Sanders, K. McComb. L. Clay. B. Isom. I. Williams, G. Nash, C. Sclvidge, J. Leach, R. Perkins, S. Freeman, T. Woods, T. Brooks. R. Garner, D. Bridgewater, Third row: S. Cavncss, K. Wrather, J. Penrod. B. Lorah, S. Johnson. M. Barker. E. Bernard. D. French, D. Eldridge, L. Early, J. Dunlap. B. Hillis, L. Miller, T. Smith, S. Smith, A. Arrington, T. Mitchell, C. Warren, L. Griffin. Fourth row-: R. Jones, S. Shepherd, L. Payne, S. The Missouri Association of FHA is composed of more than 13,500 members who are enrolled in consumer and occupational home economics classes. Of all the vocational students organiza- tion in the state, FHA HERO (Future Homemakers of America Home Economics Related Occupations) is the largest. The overall goal of the organization is to help youth assume their rolls in society through growth, family life, vocational preparation, and community involvement. Missouri FHA has 13 regions within the state. Elected members from these regions make up the state executive council. Neelyville High School is proud that two of our students were elected to state and regional offices. Ruchelle Johnson, state vice-president, is the liaison person be- tween the state and regional organizations. She attended a spring training session, two annual State Leadership Conferences, Public Speaking Camp, National Leadership Meeting and two state ex- ecutive council meetings. She was responsible for leadership devel- opment activities in her region. Christine Balliett’s duties as region 8 vice-president include pre- siding in the absence of the president, promoting Power of One. assisting with District STAR Events, and other duties as deter- mined by the region. Talisha Smith, second attendant, escorted by Rick Carpenter; Carrie Shepard. Chapter Queen, escorted by Dean Fisher; Becky Preslar. first attendant, escorted by Paul Rush. Stacie Hover, third attendant, escorted by Mark Hale; Lynn Layton, flower girl, Christy Sclvidgc. first attendant, escorted by Stacy Shepherd; Becky Hager. Valentine Queen, escorted by Larry Payne; Roberta Stevens, escorted by Saromi Sung; Robert Dillinger, crown bearer; Nicki Johnson, escorted by Chad McComb. FFA BARNWARMING QUEEN| FHA VALENTINE QUEEN I TuturE'farmers of america 1st row: Mr. Allen, advisor: C. Shepard, sweetheart; G. Russom. treasurer; M. Allen, vice-president; S. Cavness, president; S. Sheppard, asst, treasurer; K Wagner, reporter; P. Rush, sentinel; D. Fisher. BOAC and parliamentarian 2nd row; J, McElhancy, T. Capper, J. Shepherd, B. Head, N. Johnson. L. Melton. A. Dollins. T. Boone. T. Smith. S. Smith. D. French, D. Fisher, J. hill.O. Jerealle 3rd row: T. Carlton. J. McElhaney, R. Main. R. Mooneyhan. J. Merritt. P. Flurry. D. Sharpe. J. Buhlcr. J. Hanner. D. Alexander. M. Browning. R. Carpenter.asst, secretary 4th row: R. Elston. K. Whitehead. P. Pet- ty. M. MeBroom, R. Mildc. T. Presson, P. McCauley, G. Coble. B. Gill, D. Merritt. R. Jones, S. Kinney. M. Boswell, J. Pennington 5th row: K. Wilson, R Hanner. C. McComb. J. Freeman, C. Shepard, D. Alexander. L. Ferguson. J. Maple. K. Callow. B. Prcslar. asst, reporter; D. Maple, E. Fiskc, J. Lloyd, W. Sheppard. Not shown: Rhonda Capper, secretary. For many years, the FFA has been under leadership of males. For the first time, a female by the name of Shannon Cavness is the president of FFA. Not only is this a feat for females, but the group also has chosen Mona Allen as their vice-president. Shannon has been an officer for four years. In her first year in FFA, she received the star greenhand award. Besides taking on the challenge of leading this extraordinary group, she also has earned the Honors Diploma. Mona has been an officer for four years, and she was elected FFA sweetheart in her sophomore year. Shannon Cavness and Mona Allen. Greenhand initiation. |Future Teachers of America Front row. Maria Cayo, reporter; Jamie Penrod, president; Carrie Shepard, parliamentarian; Lyshawn Clay, secretary; Cyndi McKinley, Kathy Scott. Back row: Tina Sheppard, Laura Newcomb. Michele McComb. LaVonda Griffin, Johnny Stanley. Cambrea McCullough. Tammy Thomas, LaDonna Franklin and Mrs. Teel, sponsor. Not shown: Gina Russom. vice-president and Rodney Dunlap, treasurer. The Neelyville FTA Chapter con- sists of good school citizens with above average grades who express an interest in exploring a teaching ca- reer. Members are often called on in emergency situations when a teacher must be gone for a short period of time and also to assist teachers with special projects. At the end of the school year, participants are awarded an FTA certificate. | A Varsity Basketball Lettermans Club 1st row: Nicki Johnson. Laura Newcomb. Traccc Glass, Jean Halliburton, and Suzie Lady. 2nd row: Hope Holden, Tammy Thomas. Michele McComb. Donna Smith, Lyshawn Clay and Tammy Brooks. 3rd row: Bryan Trice, Troy McComb, Tim King, David Hunt. Shane Eaker, and Richie Cassingcr. 4th row: Coach Patty, Johnny Stanley, Greg Seeger. Larry Payne. Bruce Halliburton and Coach Tomlinson. The Neelyville Varsity Basketball Lettermans Club was started last year and consists of the A team girls and the A team boys basketball teams. One of the major projects was the donkey basketball game. For the past two years, it has been a good suc- cess. The money earned from the game will help send both A team girls and A team boys to the Missouri State Basketball Championship held at Springfield, Missouri. OuXra eo Moment Face to face fresh — Just checking!! ACADEMICS BUSINESS I MOVING DAY !!! I'm really innocent ... I just look guilty. If this is secretary’s work. I quit! I could have sworn that typewriter just moved. ART Details . . . Details ... I chemistry] The wise man built his house upon a ... table?!! My 10th cup of coffee. Help me Melvin! It has my nose!! Oh no! It’s going to explode! You look pale today ... I didn't think that bug would weight THAT Why isn’t it coming out? much. If only you knew whal this was made Decisions. Decisions! It drives me CRAZY!! 1 French Fry plus 2 French Fries is . What is that green stuff in there?!! You guys better hurry up. Here come the women! | FOOD I have 5 French Fries! FASHION I’m the one your momma warned you about! J.C. Penney s says. “It's the fit that makes the fashion!' Alright girls, let's get serious. Am I cute or what?! (or what) I know mini’s arc against the rules, but ... Hey Clara Bell, look at the legs on that guy. Mistress of the dark. Raisins and Clowns? Who said mice liked cheese? More flattery please. I'm just another pretty face. Arc we ready to party or what? Costumes Trick or Treat? This is a stick up? Soft, cuddly, and alive. O.K. I won't say it again. Typing is so cool! Two more happy faces. Smile Shannon, show us those teeth! There's a prom smile for ya! BUSINESS EDUCA TION The construction of the new Business Education and Science Building was started in November of 1986. The high school carpentry classes worked on the inside of the building from August 24, 1987. They painted the walls, finished the doors, layed the floor tile and put in the ceiling. The electricity and plumbing were also installed by the carpentry classes, under the supervision of Mr. Brannum. In January of 1988, Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Skaggs moved in their new rooms. In February, Mrs. Slayton’s art and Spanish room was finished, and she was ready to move into a bigger room. The building will also be shared by Mrs. Peters and Mr. Yeager who will be teaching in the new build- ing at the beginning of next year. AND SCIENCE BUILDING Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Skaggs and Mrs. Slayton all feel the rooms are cleaner, brighter and bigger for more storage space. Mrs. Foster said “The heat is a lot more consis- tent than ever before. And Mrs. Skaggs and Mrs. Slayton agreed in unison. Here's one more piece of installation. PREPARATION Preparing is a part of everyone’s life. Everyday, students prepare to study, go to their classes, and visit with friends. Most of the time, we spend more time preparing than actually doing. Preparing causes anxiety, which can be fun, but mostly preparing is very nerve-racking. Hey, we're not nervous! Just wait until you get to do this! I can paint better with my eyes closed. Diggin' up bones .. . Is it really that funny. Tina? Curt McGrudcr Tony Watkins Beth Isom Mark Mathis LIBRARY MEDIA CENTER Library Workers First row: M. Wagner. A. Melton. K. Freeman, R. Perkins, T. Mikcl.S. Drowns, L. Stull, B. Hogan. Second row: S. Pitts, T. Tyler, S. Buhlcr. T. Sheppard. C. Strachan, L. Reed, S. Hager, N. Brown, Mrs. McKinney. BOOK FAIR Mrs. McKinney, our school librarian, requested that the custodians build a new wooden magazine rack because the metal one caused damage to the maga- zines. The new magazine rack is a nice addition to our library since magazines play an important role to the student body. 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Tim King scores one for the Tigers. Tigers II 6 10 10 15 10 14 15 15 17 10 5 16 Fall Season Twin Rivers Winona Clearwater Greenville Doniphan Ellsinore Twin Rivers Doniphan Naylor Ellsinore Tournament Naylor Doniphan Naylor The Ncelyvillc Tiger baseball team took first place in the Ozark Foothills Conference Tournament. They defeated Naylor by a score of 16-1. Mark Thurman attempting to steal. Last spring the Tigers won district and regional in Class 2A. They were 8th in the state. The ball team took defeat by Notre Dame with a score of 2-0 in the 2nd round of State Competition. Shane Eakcr planning out the pitch. Leading Hitters Average: Shane Eakcr Melvin Hicks Bryan Robinson Tim King Hits: Shane Eakcr RBI's: Bryan Robinson Homeruns: Shane Eakcr Bryan Robinson Runs Scored: Shane Eaker Stolen Bases: Mark Thurman 24 of 47 — .511 20 of 40 — .500 18 of 39 — 462 21 of 46 — .457 Pitching ERA: Shane Eakcr Strike Outs: Shane Eakcr Fewest Walks: Shane Eaker Most Innings: Shane Eaker 1st row: D. Woods. B. Trice. T. McComb, G. Scc- gcr. T. King, D. Hunt. D. Creach. 2nd row: Coach Tomlinson. B. Halliburton. R. Cassinger. R. Dun- lap. L. Payne. J. Stanley. S. Eaker. Tigers Wins: 20 Losses: 6 47 49 41 48 46 37 57 50 75 58 90 72 42 54 46 53 56 59 55 56 77 69 48 55 66 59 Senior Tigers: 1st row: G. Seegcr. T. King 2nd row: R. Cassingcr, L. Payne 3rd Place Neelyville Invitational Tournament 3rd Place Ozark Foothills Conference Tournament CO-CHAMPIONS OZARK FOOTHILLS LEAGUE PLAY Shane Laker leaps Tor a shot. There's just no stopping Larry Payne! |TIGERS JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling; J. Morris, J. Tomlinson, D. Taylor, S. Hicks, D. McKuin, D. Cooper, C. Armes, K. Bynum. Standing; Coach Tomlinson. B. Gill, A. Cassinger, C. Jones, S. Womack, L. Rich, J. Shepherd. D. Sharpe. TIGERS NINTH GRADE BASKETBALL J. Rich, D. Cooper. J. Tomlinson, D. Taylor, D. Sharpe. A. Cassinger, J. Shepherd. L. Rich. Tigers Opponents 52 Holcomb 41 53 Campbell 24 60 Ellsinore 75 26 Kennent 27 46 Ellsinore 45 62 Naylor 40 46 Bloomfield 73 47 Clearwater 57 38 Ellsinore 34 62 Doniphan 42 44 Southland 28 70 Couch 52 52 Clarkton 27 59 Greenville 44 65 Southland 47 62 Naylor 38 62 Holcomb 48 59 Doniphan 44 72 Naylor 44 49 Twin Rivers 51 49 Clearwater 52 71 Corning 36 53 Twin Rivers 65 Coach Patty, L. Clay. T. Thomas. M. McComb, T. Brooks. N. Johnson. L. Newcomb. S. Lady. D. Smith. E. Halliburton. T. Glass. H. Holden. Senior Lady Tigers: S. Lady. E. Halliburton, M. McComb. D. Smith. In 1987, the Lady Tigers went to the second round of state competition. They beat the Partageville girls in the first round, but were defeated by Up and away for lwo P°,nls!! Herman in the second round. w, V Lady Tigers Wins: 21 Losses: 5 55 66 79 54 44 54 51 74 41 46 69 66 53 37 67 42 41 53 58 51 52 45 71 71 79 55 41 42 37 52 50 15 36 51 36 56 32 26 50 77 45 31 66 36 44 27 44 48 46 54 38 42 Malden Greenville Ellsinore Twin Rivers Charleston Puxico Twin Rivers Corning Clearwater Doniphan Ellsinore Greenville Clearwater Doniphan Greenville Naylor Doniphan Clearwater Twin Rivers Ellsinore Clearwater Doniphan Maynard Malden Greenville Clearwater The Lady Tigers went to the state tournament again in 1988. Lady Tigers Junior Varsity Basketball Left to right: Coach Patty. R. Stevens. K. McComb, J. Lewis, T. Thomas, N. Johnson. C. McCullough, H. Holden. D. French, T. Clay, N. Johnson, T. Boone. Lady JV 27 21 Tigers 55 22 38 37 47 38 20 35 21 18 32 40 33 22 33 27 47 51 42 35 24 53 ] 28 38 Malden Greenville Twin Rivers Corning Doniphan Twin Rivers Doniphan Greenville Naylor Doniphan Twin Rivers Maynard Malden Tiger Varsity Cheerleaders Front row: L. Plemmons, S. Arrington, R. Boone, Capper. Back row: G. Nash, R. Johnson, M. L. Pierce, D. Johnson. Middle row: C. Balliett, T. Brock. V A R S I T Y S 8 9 Captain: Ruchclle Johnson Co-captain: Shannon Arrington Georgia Nash Lcahan Pierce Tiger Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Left to right: S. Hager. L. Franklin. A. Arrington A. Arrington Lady Tiger Varsity Cheerleaders omecoming 88 j 4i £ %? 1 4 fm1 Ki rr 'a 1 Wintry Paradise December 1987 Homecoming Queen Miss Tammy Brooks Queen, Tammy Brooks 1st runner-up, Robyn Boone 2nd runner-up. Shannon Arrington Homecoming Queen, Tammy Brooks and her Court. Retiring Queen, Jayne Jeffries. Poem reader, Dottie Johnson Queen, Tammy Brooks Escort-Larry Payne Robyn Boone Escort-David Hunt Shannon Arrington Escort-Shane Eaker Mistresses of Ceremony Ruchclle Johnson Melody Brock. Leahan Pierce Escort-Tim King Georgia Nash Escort-Bryan Trice Tammie Capper Escort-Johnny Stanley 5 4 Junior High -v :■ V • -1 • I • ♦ - 1 • ill !.V % . U' • • •. iVtf s s • ••• ,� « •- . Vw jT • . ! f 2 . •■ H :■ '•. • v.-„ •. f§ r. -itttfvV.ir; -.ii;. . $vi , .Vfc. ' : • % .• . - V • • . — •• - ,................. - V........ t' • « ;•. ; '•;• V,V,-- :■ • .--'wV v-tV - i- £ r« 'vrlc-� S fej iVr -r. ; kr x —, M •• •«•• - k. .- • .U, t r' - — v % But mom. he came with the jacket!! Seventh Grade Officers: Regina Guthrie, treasurer; Stephanie Langley, vice-pres.; Jenni- fer Woods, president; Mr. Tomlinson, sponsor; Laura Vincent, secretary; Jon McKinney, reporter; Mrs. McKinney, sponsor Eighth Grade Officers: Mr. Strachan, sponsor; Suzy Pitts, reporter; Wade Dugas, president; Eric Crofford. vice-pres.; Christy Sclvidgc. sec treas.; Mrs. Foster, sponsor EIGHTH GRADE Gary Aldridge Ricky Baker Bobby Benton Joyce Bernard Allen Birdsong Shelly Buhlcr Darrel Caudle Brad Clayton Erie Crofford Verlen Crosby Ricky Crossen Richard Dollins Heather Dorris Wade Dugas Misty Foust Kristy Freeman MyLynn Garrison Johnny Guthrie Angela Hambrick Robyn Hanner Todd Henson Jeff Hill Tonya Hutto Kelly Kurz Jay Leach John W. Lewis Kertina McComb Linda McComb Atheana Melton Laura Merrit Tara Mikcl Dennis Mitchell Michael Paukncr Eric Pennington Robin Perkins Mark Pickrcll Suzanne Pitts Jeff Potter Mike Preslar Ricky Prosser Rickey Richmond Jason Robinson Devin Russom Christy Sclvidge Stacy Shepherd Heather Sisk Brian Stucker Shawn Tibbs Raymond Tinsley Tonica Tyler John Wagner Stephanie Warfield Tara Whitehead Jason Winder Sherry Woods Not Pictured Jimmy Tubb | SEVENTH GRADE Tonya Aldridge Brad Allen Jeremy Beller Sheila Buhlcr Carl Capper Scott Crossen Stephanie Drowns Thomas Freeman Keith French Regina Guthrie Renee Hanner Billy Hogan Scott House Brian Isom Melissa Jeffries Luther Johnson Michelle Johnson Stephanie Langley Gary Long Sam Martin Troy Mauldcn Brenda McKim Jon McKinney Robert Mize Jody Morris Shawn Newcomb Manuel Ogden Joe Polk Eric Recce Bobbie Shepherd Gregory Smith Leigh Ann Stull Tyrone Turner Laura Vincent Michael Wells Jennifer Woods Greg Taylor No pictures: Kevin Bynum Eric Thrower Gina Pennington Seventh grade is quite a change for most of us. It seems that we've had to learn to hustle to get from one side of the school to the other in five minutes or less. We've now learned that showers are a part of P.E.. and that in order for music to come from our instruments, first we must learn to read notes and music. Plus. I wouldn’t want to forget to mention that it is necessary for us to be able to label the parts of a frog. Aside from the reading, writing and math, sev- enth grade is a lot of fun! The boys basketball team seems to have enjoyed a lot of success. They won all of their basketball games except the final one in the tournament. The junior high girls team was undefeated this year. We congratulate them for winning the Con- ference title. EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL From row: M. Prcslar, J. Robinson. D. Caudle. J. Leach. T. Henson. R Dollins. R. Crossen Back row: S. Shepherd. V. Crosby, W. Dugas. W. Lewis, E. Crafford, A. Birdsong, M. Pickrell, Coach Patty. Front row: T. Hutto. T. Whitehead, K. Kurz, R Perkins, C. Selvidge, H. Dorris Back row: T. Tyler, A. Hambrick. Front Row: B. Hogan, J. Polk, M. Ogden. G. Smith. M. Wells, J. Morris; Back Row: K. French, E. Reese, L. Johnson. J. McKinney. J. Beller, Coach Patty. SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL GIRLS BASKETBALL Front Row: B Shepherd. M. Johnson. S. Drowns. L. Merritt. K. Kurz. L. Stull. S. Pitts. T. Hutto; Back Row: K. McComb. R. Hanncr. R Bernard. R. Hanncr. M. Garrison, M. Jeffries. L. McComb. Coach Patty. Beginning Band 1st row: T. Mikcl. L. Stull. M. Johnson. J. Woods.S. Langley. 2nd row: J. Polk. B. Hogan. M. Wells. G. Smith. J. Beller, M. Jefferies. Mr. Strachan; 3rd row: G. Long, J. Morris, S. House. S. Tibbs. C. Capper; 4th row: R Hanner. J. McKinney. D. Caudle. B. Stuckcr. L. Johnson. Intermediate Band 1st row: T. Hutto. A. Bernard, H. Dorris. Mr. Strachan. M. Garrison. T. Whitehead. T. Tyler. 2nd row: L. McComb. K. Kurz, S. Pitts. K. Wilson. A. Hambrick, D. Russom. G. Aldridge; 3rd row: J. Winder. B. Benton. A. Birdsong. S. Shepherd. E. Crofford. T. Henson. C. Sclvidgc. S. Woods. M. Foust; 4th row: T. Turner. R. Dollins. M. Prcslar, R. Jones. JUNIOR BETA The Junior Beta Club had its yearly pizza and skating party in November. The club also had its Christmas party and exchanged gifts in Decem- ber. The club inducted 7th, 8th, and 9th grade stu- dents who had B averages or better, and who wished to join at the beginning of the second semester. The club had its annual Six Flags trip in May. 1st row: T. Smith. T. Henson. J. Rich. T. Clay. T. Boone; 2nd row: T. Hutto, R. Stevens. N. Johnson, D. Creach, S. Smith, C. Selvidgc, S. Woods. N. Brown; 3rd row: Mr. Jones, D. Russom. S. Pitts, B. Head, J. Tomlinson, L. Rich, T. Mitchell. J. Lewis. 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Elementary FACULTY w;-n � -v3 Martha Harlcn Art SICK “I cannot go to school today,” Said little Peggy Ann McKay. “I have the measles and the mumps, A gash, a rash and purple bumps. My mouth is wet, my throat is dry, I’m going blind in my right eye. My tonsils are as big as rocks. I’ve counted sixteen pox And there’s one more — that’s seventeen. And don’t you think my face looks green? My leg it cut, my eyes are blue — It might be instamatic flu. I cough and sneeze and gasp and choke. I’m sure my left leg is broke — My hip hurts when I move my chin. My belly button’s caving in. My back is wrenched, my ankle's sprained. My ’pendix pains each time it rains. My nose is cold, my toes are numb, I have a sliver in my thumb. My neck is stiff, my spine is weak, I hardly whisper when I speak. My tongue is filling up my mouth, I think my hair is falling out. My elbow’s bent, my spine ain’t straight. My temperature is one-o-eight. My brain is shrunk, I cannot hear, There is a hole inside my ear. I have a hangnail, and my heart is — what? What’s that? What’s that you say? You say today is ... Saturday? G’bye, I’m going out to play!” . Donna Pirc Special Education Learning Disabilities James Wooldridge Remedial Reading Author Unknown Stefanie Alexander Renee Anderson Vernon Barker Susan Barnett Daniel Byrd Eric Davis Robert Dillinger Candance Eyre Joshua Ferguson Amy Gardner Nick Halliburton Lynn Layton Constance McComb Renada McComb Tabitha Newcomb Bruce Ross Jestin Smith Kari Smody Jill Spargo Andrea Steele Amanda Warren Andrew Warren Brian Wells Not pictured: Chrystal Bearden Ginna Smith Lydia Young Matl Arrington Stacey Berry David Braddum Jeremy Buchanan Craig Clay Josh Collier Christina Dollins Nathan Ezell Chastity Fowler Henry Gardner Timothy Gilmore Charletta James John Knowles Dionc Melton Brian Mitchem Tabitha Ross Derick Scrape Matt Sharpe Michael Ward Jarred Webster Rose West Cody Williams Robby Rootz Not pictured: Princeton Haynes Curtis Young Angela Barger Mary Lou Corbin Dennis Deaner Melinda Ezell Jackie Ferguson Jeff Holloway Jerry Huncycuit Misty Johnson Bryan Malone Steve Massey Kenneth Mitchem Sarah Morgan Linda Kay Osment Nichal Patel Leigh Peters Alicia Polk Lori Powell Misty Singleton Stacy Turner Gerald Williams Ronnie Wills HIRD GRADE Holly Arrington Justin Bcaird Mrs. Ruth Gray Lcn Berry Anna Baddum Brad Buhlcr Steven Byrd J.D. Corbin Sherri Creach Mary Crossen Travis Deaner Bryan Dollins Mikel Dollins Stacy Ferguson Ryan Fickcrt Dylan Flannery Nebba Halliburton Stacy Hogue Susan Luttrull Janice McComb Jarrett Neff Crystal Newcomb Renee Payne Shonda Pence Michael Robison Crystal Sharp Kancezsha Smith Melissa Stephens Kelly Sturgeon Tina Thomas Brandi Turner Dennis Warren Kevin Warren Brandon Whitehead Rebecca Winder Amanda Barger Martin Barker Denise Bynum Bobby Clay Jennifer Curry Norman Ferguson Sheri Gilmore Charlene James Chad Jones Shelly Martin April McComb Christopher McComb Mark Polin Trisha Rootz Justin Webster Rcnca Williams Tony Williams Mark Young Angela Reece Not pictured: Marquita McCain Robyn Tyner Michelle Jones IFTH GRADE Kelly Buhlcr Jeff Cassinger Sherril Collier Amanda Conley Bobby Alexander Benjamin Buhlcr Mrs. Joyce Black Randy Crosscn Ronnie Crosscn Stephanie Dugas Donna Dyle Crystal Flurry Eva Gardner Adam Green Justin Harris Faran McWilliams Kurt Miller Amy Mitchell Christina Mize Billy Morris Rae Lynn Newcomb Eric Odle Paul Ortiz Jessie Polk Joseph Robinson Sonya Sells Will Spargo Todd Stephens Lance Stucker Teresa Thomas Jennifer Turner Ryan Turner Amy Wells Mark Williams Ricky Recce Not Pictured Shafa McCain April Berry Kimberly Berry Dewayne Caudle Chris Crosby Mark Crosscn Theresa Eldridgc Michelle Ferguson Jeff Gilmore James Johnson Heather Johnson Shannon Martin Lcnncl McComb Peggy Mitchcm Charles Mize David Pence Justin Peters Frank Polin April Scrape Shannon Skaggs Jason Turner Jason Whitt Kim Winder Malinda Womack Not Pictured Fancia Clay FIFTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM CHEERLEADERS From Row: S. Martin. R. Newcomb. T. Thomas: Second Row: T. Stephens. S. Martin. B. Alexander. J. Cassinger. F. McWilliams, L. Stucker, C. Mize, manager; Back Row: R. Turner. B. Buhlcr. J. Harris. A. Green, J. Robinson, W. Spargo, M. Williams and Coach Porter. Front Row: F. Clay. K. Berry, C. Flurry; Back Row: A. Mitchell, S. Collier. S. Sells. J. Turner and E. Gardner. ySIXTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM Front Row: A. Scrape. J. Gilmore. F. Polen; Second Row: K. Winder. M. Womack, J. Pe- ters, A. Berry. J. Johnson, D. Caudle. M. Cros- sen, J. Alexander; Back Row: Coach Porter, S. Skaggs, J. Whitt, FI. Johnson, C. Crosby, L. McComb, D. Pence and C. Mize, manager. INDERGARTEN Mrs. Allison Blagg Aron Bridgcwaler Adam Cavness Melissa DcRousse Rebckah Hager Erin Hill Steven Hubbard Lief Ingalls Travis Jones Darlene Kcarby Pamela Kinsey Jamie Maples Amanda McKim Chad McKuin Selena Payne Jeremy Pennington Stasha Persons Wendy Piroli Roscoe Richards John Robison Ginna Smith Renee Smith Cecil Stafford Marissa Willcut Steve Wisdom IRST GRADE Chris Casingcr Candice Dorris Jeremiah Gray Rose Marie Green Amy Henson Marilyn Hutto Tracy Kellems Becky King Charles Kinsey Bradly Lewis Denny Long Charles Moore Chris Piroli Brandi Reece Brian Ridge Brentley Rodgers Amanda Smith Shannon Steward David Tubb David Watkins Marcus Watkins Hardy White Randy White ECOND GRADE Mrs. Carolyn Conover Justin Adams Jeremy Belcher Timmy Bruer Mark Buhler Melissa Buhler Chasity Campbell Chad Cato Scott Faughn Josh Graham Tommy Green Korcn House Rachel Humphrey Christina Kearbcy Kyle Kurz Lorra Leroux Destiny Luttrull Natasha Moran Peggy Myers Knokoa Payne Aron Persons Misty Rangel A.J. Riley Stacy Robinson Charles Robinson Rebecca Selvidge Jennifer Shands Mrs. Doris Davis Calvin Shepherd Dcnni White Corey Woods April Zink Melissa Birdsong Corey Buffington April Coke David DeRousse Sarah Fiske Jill Graham Heather Hilcs Tiffany Humphrey Amanda Kearbey Dana Kisner Andy Lorah April Malone Holly Maple Christopher Preslar Daniel Puckett Andy Shands Josh Sheridan Alissa Smith Keith Smith Sonny Warren Krystal Watson Tiffany Whitehorn Mrs. Donna Warren Learning Disabilities Miss. Joy Dunlap Teacher’s Aid Amanda Casey Jeremy Coble Nichole Crofford Stonic Croy Wayne DeRoussc Deanna Hager Denise Hager Daniel Hill Derek Hill Michael Hutcherson Kerri Johnson Aaron Kurz Kimberly Lady Leann Leroux Bobbie Long Heather Mansfield Lloyd Miller Amanda Moore Tammy McPike Knakia Payne Christina Pruett Randy Shepherd Tina Shepherd Ginnifer Smith Summer Spence Angela Wagner Michelle W'agncr Shclli Wisdom Holly Yeager I; fth Grade i ‘1 3- ' sr' i Jason Adams James Aldridge Mrs. Derinda Sheppard Daniel Belcher Sherry Beller Becky Bernard Matthew Buhler i'St r nC' Farrah Davis John Faughn Josh Gordon Andrew Graham Jennifer Hill Jennifer House Miranda Humphrey Laurie Hutto Mark Jones Kevin M. King Kevin R. King Jada Lorah Chris McClanahan Renee McCullough Terribcth McGrudcr Linda Miller Rebecca Mullen Jason Newcomb Chad Pennington Brandi Ridge Jamie Sheppard Sammy Sheppard Wayne Strachan Shawn Tubbs Jennifer Wagner Daniel Watson Lea West Mark Wilson Chris Zink Mr. Donald Murray Shane Bates Jerry Brown Thomas Casey Christy Coble Travis Dorris Kathy Earley Philip Garrison Darla Glaze Chad Hanner Brian Hicks Jennifer Johnson Troy Kisner Amanda Lewis Roy Long Carla McPike John Miller Johnathon Morgan Richard Ovitt Luke Patrick Misty Payne David Shepherd Jason Sisk Chrystal Smith Jamie Smith FIFTH GRADE ’BASKETBALL TEAM] row 1: J. Adams, K.R. King, J. Newcomb, D. Wat- son. C. Zink, J. Gordon, row 2: Mr. Murray,coach, M. Wilson, J. Aldridge. S. Tubbs. W. Strachan. K.M. King, S. Sheppard, M. Buhler. CHEERLEADERS Kneeling: J. Hill, T. McGrudcr, S. Beller. 2nd row: B. Mullen. L. Hutto. R. McCollough. Standing: M. Hum- phrey. J. Sheppard. L. West. [SIXTH GRADE BASKETBALL row I: S. Woods. T. Dorris. P. Garrison. B. Hicks. T. Kisncr, J. Sisk, row 2: Mr. Murray, coach; D. Shepherd, K. Tubbs. J. Morgan, S. Tibbs, C. Han- ncr. Standing: J. Smith, A. Wagner. A. Lewis. A. Stevens. 2nd row: C. Smith, K. Earley. Top: P. Smith. CHEERLEADERS Grady Coble — Out of the Ordinary Advertising Manager. Advertisements la Dedicated By: Mini! Print MINIT PRINT Creative Competitive Dependable Printers of the Student Handbook Spelling Certificates Stationary Progress Reports Elementary Report Cards School Policies Applications Graduation Programs 113 The class of 1988 would like to express our appreciation to our sponsors. Bill Alexander and Myra Peters; to the teachers; and to the Board of Education. You gave us twelve years of precious memories that we will cherish in our hearts forever. Congratulations Seniors of ’88 SNACKS t Luecke Distributing Co., Inc., Poplar Bluff, MO Congratulations class of '88 RED TAYLOR FORD 401 W, Second Corning AR 857-3516 Congratulations Class of '88 Compliments of m | McDonalds Highway 67 North Corning Ar Sonny’s Produce Neelyville, MO 63954 Ph. (314) 989-3399 Seasonal Produce Pecans, Apples, Peaches, Melons, Pumpkins, Other Fresh Fruits And Vegetables. Sonny, Gracie, and Grady Coble Congratulations Class of '88 116 THURMAN’S 1-STOP Groceries, Gasoline Hunting And Fishing License Movie Rentals Congratulations Class Of ’88 % Four Seasons Flowers Gifts Box 217 Naylor, MO 63953 Robert Patricia Rideout 399-2413 Yamaha E-Z-GO Creach's Golf Carts, Inc. New and Used T railers� Batteries«Parts Connie Jerry Rte. 1, Box 17 Neelyville, MO 314-989-3342 Melex Club Car Boswell Farm and Hardware Plumbing� Electrical� and Welding Supplies Auto Implement Parts Hwy, 142 Naylor, MO 63953 Business: 399-2210 Home: 399-2346 or 399-2741 A’s Grocery Full Line of Groceries Fresh Meats George and Aetna Alexander and Employees I 18 Sandy s Country Side Styles Naylor, MO 399-2746 399-2502 ' Christian Book Center Your General Baptist Bookstore 1004 U.S. 67 South Poplar Bluff, MO 63901 314-785-9451 Compliments of Parrent Funeral Home, Inc. 399-2215 Naylor, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Ron Parrent 119 Coach Alexander, Thank you for all your hard work and patience. We really appreciate what you’ve done for us over the past 3 years. We've been through a lot of valleys and over some pretty big mountains. We all hope that you arc proud of us because we are proud to have played under you and on the team. Good luck in the future with the team and with everything else. tyjJtst+liUeC O tht-D it ft ftI(dt 1 % V? 7 BLACKMAN OIL CO. Distributor of Petroleum Products All Major Brands of Motor Oil Corning, AR 857-3436 Congratulations Class of 1988 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 L HART’S OF ARKANSAS 100 Lee Dr. Corning, AR 120 WALT’S BODY SHOP 1921 South Broadway Poplar Bluff, MO 63901 (314) 785-5371 We Guarantee Fine Quality Work On All Cars And Light Trucks. R CHOME °M VI[)E0S 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 Friday-Sunday 12-9 RR 1 Neelyville Vtardeei Breakfast Served 6:00-10:30 Open 24 hours Highway 67 and Vine Poplar Bluff, MO “Where good people go for good food.” ffp Gregory Farms Contract General Commodies Carrier All points carrier P.O. Box 76 Highway 67 South Poplar Bluff. MO 63901 (314) 785-1088 Hwy. 67 N. At Spring 785-8218 Discount Prescriptions 7 Days A Week Poplar Bluff. MO CHUCK WAGON Open Mon.-Sat. 10:00 am-9:00 pm Closed Sunday Smorgasbord Bar-B-que Chicken, Ribs, Catfish, Hamburgers Carryout Hwy. 53 South Poplar Bluff, Mo 686-1305 Congratulations COON ISLAND General Store The Bee Hive Vitamins, Minerals and Natural Health Food Center Herbs Herbal Tea Betty Pruitt Sycamore Plaza 900 Ida Street Poplar Bluff. MO 63901 1-314-686-3025 122 M=Rcnrmi= Bnn The resourceful bank 785-4671 Four Convenient Locations Main Office 200 So. Main Northtown Facility Flighway 67 North Midtown Facility Sixth Lester Street Neelyville Facility Highway 67 South - ■ ■ ■? WILSON RAWLINGS NIKE CONVERSE GAMEMASTER 722 Valley Plaza Shopping Center Poplar bluff, MO 63901 (314) 785-1723 EASTON MIZUNO NEW BALANCE CORNING TIRE SERVICE 507 Main St. Corning, AR 857-3544 r= CLAY COUNTY COURIER J.V. Rockwell, Editor and Publisher All your publishing needs P.O. Box 128 Corning, Ar 857-3531 Compliments of Thomas Bumgarten, M.D. Internal Medicine Hospital Drive P.O. Box 336 Corning, AR 72422 857-3551 124 HUDDLE PLAZA WALLACE AND OWENS NORTHSIDE JEANS DUSTY’S PAWN SHOP DALIO’S PIZZA CHILDREN’S CORNER PARADISE DONUTS LITTLE’S CORNING HEALTH Pocahontas CLINIC FEDERAL ALL STAR SPORTING GOODS � •• • gggjg FRY INTERNATIONAL OF CORNING Hwy. 67 West P.O. Box 558 Corning, AR (501) 857-6996 Compliments of Highway 67 North Corning, AR y Harold DEUTZ Implement Co. ALLIS Ace Hardware Rte. 1, Box 1 Corning, AR 72422 ci xrgeon ParIce . , Neelyville, Mo 989-3400 686-3685 ■s' Seed Cleaning Fertilizer Lime Chemicals 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 Founded in 1925 by J.W. McPheeters, M.D. 1892-1978 Health care Treating Patients Like Family 107 Oak Street Poplar Bluff, MO 63901 Phone 314-686-6041 Second Facility: 220 East Broad St. Naylor, Mo 63953 314-399-2311 S =—=— BLUFF CITY PRODUCE Box 984 Poplar Bluff, MO Best Wishes to the Class of ’88 Rick, Rhonda, Irene, and Rebecca Dawn 126 (ft Robertson Auto Sales “Late Model Cars Trucks Rt. 2, Box 384 Poplar Bluff, MO 63901 Lee Robertson Clifford Robertson 785-7881 785-3782 Farm Industrial Equipment NELSON TRACTOR EQUIPMENT CO., INC. Old Highway 60 East Route 7 Box 219 B Poplar Bluff, MO 63901 Bus. (314) 785-9628 or 785-9629 Congratulations from the employees of THE GATES RUBBER COMPANY Poplar Bluff, MO Dick Nelson 785-1754 Mike Nelson 686-1821 7 mm PaU. OF POPLAR BLUFF c HWY 67 NORTH 785-8461 HWY 60 EAST 686-1472 Puxico Facility 222-3503 Member FDIC T t y The Sio e For aji Seasons The Store For All Seasons In Downtown Poplar Bluff Paul Absheer GLASS SPECIALISTS BLUFF CITY GLASS 111 South Fifth Poplar Bluff, MO 785-8000 % 127 WESTWOOD MOTORS Highway 67 South Poplar Bluff, MO 63901 (314) 785-7855 Fine Cars At Fair Prices Bill Ormsby Rick Allen Congratulations Seniors ’88 Dr. Ray C. Stith Ray, S. Stith Jr. Optometrist Manager 1916 No. Westwood Blvd. Poplar Bluff, Mo 63901 (314) 686-1164 Shannon Flowers Gifts Mansion Mall Shopping Center Poplar Bluff, MO 63901 (314) 785-2320 (314) 785-6464 Buddy and Bonnie Walker Bus. 686-5131 Res. 686-2513 Smith Mobile Homemovers Rt. 5 Box 292 AA Poplar Bluff, MO 63901 T akedown-Setup-Repairs- Underpinning-Anchoring- Estimates We are Licensed Insured For Your Protection Owner Wilbert H. Smith si—-■ ■■ -- ' -------- JIM HOGG’S SUPERMARKET 842 Pine Street Poplar Bluff, MO 785-5796 128 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 AMERICA’S CHOICE Poplar Bluff, MO (314) 785-2218 Compliments of Today's Fitness if) MEEKS Center BUILDING CENTER Yf Hillsdale Plaza Mall Poplar Bluff, MO 63901 Hwy. 67 North Poplar Bluff, MO (314) 686-2435 (314) 686-6328 129 dr JORDON JUSTIAN’S SHOES AND BOOTS 1010 Main Corning Ar 72422 Phone (501) 857-3274 Store Hours 9-6 Mon-Sat. Redwing Shoes Connie Dan Post Jarman KangaRoo Tennis Shoes ACME MIDWEST AUTO PARTS, INC. 301 West First Street Corning, AR. 857-3084 i. 'i'■ =3 fi. JACK S DISCOUNT FURNITURE Ladies and Men’s Apparel All Home Furnishing Needs 321 West First 410 West First Street Corning AR Corning AR 857-3121 501-857-3638 V ' Corning Bank Member FDIC Three Convenient Locations Downtown-North Branch-Knobel Branch Compliments of SCOTT’S GROCERY 989-6417 Poplar Bluff Square Shopping Center Hwy. 67 North Poplar Bluff. MO 63901 Sr No Appointment Necessary ITS YOUR HAIR by Jan % Janet McDowell owner-operator 2278 So. Westwood Blvd. Poplar Bluff, MO 63901 785-6700 Dunlap Implement Co. ' Hwy. 60 E. B Poplar Bluff, MO 63901 785-7522 785-7528 686 Lester, Poplar Bluff 314-686-2411 9 A.M.-5 P.M. Weekdays 9 A.M.-12 Noon Saturdays I FKNtibm CliNic ItdicAlGroup Pk-v ii(t 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 Phone (314) 785-2025 MAGEE FARM Equipment Co. New and Used Farm Equipment Old Hwy. 60 East at NN Rex Magee Poplar Bluff, MO 63901 132 Phillip’s Photography POPLAR BLUFFj 133 Ozark Bar Stools (tr —= — — ? Blackwell-Netherland | Chevrolet-Chrysler Inc. 1403 Hillcrest Plaza Doniphan, MO 314-996-2124 Home of the 1st Team (r( Compliments of SMITH’S LUMBER CO. DONIPHAN, MO 996-2128 i J 43 June's Flower Land MAURICE JUNE HAMILTON rs Phone Day 857-3132 Night 857-3696 Hwy. 67 North P.O. Box 325 V Corning, AR 72422 DELMER’S GULF AND MUFFLER SHOP SHOP 857-6266 Office 857-6871 500 W. Elm CORNING, AR CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS of ’88 DIANNA’S BEAUTY SALON LOCATED IN DIANNA S DRY GOODS STORE MONDAY-SATURDAY SENIOR CITIZENS 10% DISCOUNT fr WHITE’S GROCERY ' OPEN MONDAY-SATURDAY UCAL WHITE OWNER ------ ------------- 135 1 — ■' ■ ISOM FARM SUPPLY Automotive Parts Accessories Hydraulic Hose Cramping Seed Chemicals 989-6131 Neelyville, MO Best Wishes to the Class Of ’88 MOTOR HARBOR TRUCK STOP Poplar Bluff, MO CORNING COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Congratulations Class Of ’88 Hospital Drive Corning, AR 857-6961 Congratulations to All Seniors JUNE'S GENERAL STORE Open 7 Days A Week 989-6423 ' ISOM FARM SUPPLY Inc. Trucking Co. In State: 800-392-7876 Out State: 800-457-3025 .... — ! James Agri-Center, Inc. Congratulations Class Of ’88 Fertilizer-Lime-Seed-Chemicals Grains-Milo-Soybeans-Wheat Neelyville, MO G.E. James, owner 989-3250 989-6142 a, STATE LINE STEAK AND FISH HOUSE “House Of Boss Hogg’s Barbeque” Open 24 hours “We Specialize In Steak, Fish, and Ribs” 989-3822 r------- Intel-State Studio Sedalia, MO 137 r Best Wishes to the Class of ’88 Advanced Electronics Poplar Bluff, MO 314-686-4934 Ripley’s Photography Paul Joe Anne Ripley Owners 1005 Cherry Doniphan, MO 63935 (f? Tonya, I just wanted to tell you how dear you are to me and how much I love you. You’re the best sister a girl could have. I’m here if you ever need me! Love ya, Robyn J M FISH FARM Channel Catfish Fingerlings Goldfish Minnows and Golden Shriners We sell dressed fish. If you want to stock your pond, And don’t know where to go, Come over to our fish farm, And watch our fingerlings grow. Rt. 1 Box 316 Harviell, MO 314-989-6424 138 MANUFACTURERS | DISTRIBUTORS GRAIN BINS - INDUSTRIAL - ELECTRICAL - IRRIGATION EQUIP. JOIN AAA AND REAP THE BENEFITS! EMERGENCY ROAD SERVICE Towing. Changing Flats. Starting, Delivering Gas $5,000 BAIL BOND FOR TRAFFIC ARREST PERSONAL TRAVEL ACCIDENT POLICY SI.000-$ 1.500 Automobile Death Benefit S1.000-$ 1.500 Common Carrier Death Benefit Up to $1,000-$ 1.500 Dismemberment Benefit $11 a Day Hospitalization S50 Ambulance Reimbursement DOMESTIC TRAVEL AAA MAPS. TRIPT1KS 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 Complete Carpet Service, Inc. 624 East Pine (Hwy. 60 E.) Poplar Bluff, MO 686-4820 686-6790 SALES SERVICE GUARANTEED CHARLES KATHY LANE OWNERS JESSE ROY, Jr. ASSOCIATE GLASS AUTO-RESIDENTIAL- COMMERCIAL AUTO PAINT AND BODY SHOP SUPPLIES S S Glass Services, Inc. 104 North B Street P.O. Box 1353 Poplar Bluff, MO 63901 686-5006 686-5007 686-5008 NATIONWIDE: 1-800-521-1259 MISSOURI: 1-800-422-4540 Uailu American Republic R E F L E C T I 0 N S S T U D 1 Congratulations to the 0 Seniors of 1988 JOHNNY A TWELL HELICOPTER SERVICE Crop Spraying R.l Box 79 Neelyville, MO 63954 Home 314-989-3879 Office 314-989-3463 Taste the RAX Deli styled Roast Beef, Ham and Turkey Endless Salad Plus Mexican Bar plus after 4 p.m. and on weekend Pasta 2501 N. Westwood Poplar Bluff 785-9137 Bel Air Drive-In Breakfast Lunch Dinner Open 7 Days a Week Regular Special Discount For School Activities Ruth Holloway Realty G3 REALTOR' Ruth Holloway Broker Poplar Bluff Square Poplar Bluff, MO 63901 Office 314-785-0867 Home 314-785-3618 Good Luck Class of ’88 r — Congratulations to the Seniors of ’88 Poplar Bluff Sewing Center Poplar Bluffs only approved Singer Dealer In Valley Plaza Hall 785-3393 ApmcvEO independent DEALER S SINGER PRODUCTS I GAMBLIN LUMBER CO. All Building Materials Paints, Millwork, Roofing, Cement Service Center 1006 E. Peach St. Poplar Bluff, MO 785-2316 BEAUTY HUT A FULL SERVICE Salon Westwood Village Shopping Center 2001 S. Westwood Blvd. Poplar Bluff, MO 63091 ® Rt. 5 Box 302A 314-785-4330 HWY 67 S. 7 miles Poplar Bluff, MO 63901 Larry (Bullet) Brittain Owner Manufacturers of Western Show and Tack A AAA OF MISSOURI 140 ABBOTT. LINDA 24 ADAMS. JASON 108, 110 ADAMS. JUSTIN 105 ADVANCED ELECTRONICS 138 ALDRIDGE. GARY 80, 88 ALDRIDGE. JAMES 108. 110 ALDRIDGE. TONYA 82 ALEXANDER. BILL 21, 32. 36. 58. 64 ALEXANDER. BOBBY 98. 100 ALEXANDER. DARLENE 30, 46. 75 ALEXANDER. DONNA 27. 46. 61 ALEXANDER. JOHN 99 ALEXANDER. STEFANIE 93 ALLEN, ALICE 92 ALLEN, BRAD 82 ALLEN, MONA 7, 10, 17. 43. 46. 53, 113. 115 ALLEN. ORVILLE 36. 46 ALLISTON. WYMAN 35 ANDERSON. RENEE 93 ARCHER. PHILLIP 10 ARMES, CHRIS 30. 40. 68 ARMES. CRYSTAL 107 ARNOLD. NATHANIEL 106 ARRINGTON. AMY 30. 44. 74 ARRINGTON. HOLLY 96 ARRINGTON. LYNN 27, 44 ARRINGTON. MATT 94 ARRINGTON. SHANNON 7. 8, 10. 16. 18, 39. 40. 41. 42. 44. 48, 53. 55. 58. 73. 76. 77. 115. 133. 141 A S GROCERY 118 ASHER. KAY 34 ATWELL. JOHNNY 33 B BAKER. RICKY 80 BALLIETT, CHRISTINE 23. 24, 25, 40. 41, 42. 44. 63. 73 BARGER. AMANDA 97 BARGER. ANGELA 95 BARKER. MARTIN 97 BARKER, MICHELLE 30. 44 BARKER. THOMAS 27, 40. 42 BARKER. VERNON 93 BARNETT. SUSAN 93 BARRON. STEVE 24. 40. 43 BATES, ALLEN 36 BATES. SHANE 109 BEA1RD. JUSTIN 96 BEAIRD. MARY 36, 44 BEARDEN, CHRYSTAL 93 BEAUTY HUT 142 BEL AIR DRIVE-IN 142 BELCHER. DANIEL 108 BELCHER. JEREMY 105 BELLER. JEREMY 82, 86. 88 BELLER. SHERRY 108, 110 BENTON, BOBBY 80. 88 BERNARD. ANNIE 86 BERNARD. BECKY 108 BERNARD. ELLEN 30. 44 BERNARD. JOYCE 80 BERRY. APRIL 99. 100 BERRY. KIMBERLY 99, 100 BERRY. LEN 96 BERRY. RICHARD 33 BERRY. STACEY 94 BIRDSONG. ALLEN 80. 84. 88 BIRDSONG. MELISSA 106 BLACK. JOYCE 98 BLACKMAN. JENNY 34 BLACKMAN OIL CO. 120 BLACKWELL-NETHERLAND 134 BLAGG. ALLISON 103 BLAGG, MARK 7. 10, 43. 56. 57. 115 BLUFF CITY GLASS 127 BLUFF CITY PRODUCE 126 BOONE. ROBYN 4. 7. 10. 16. 40. 41. 43. 54. 73, 76, 77, 113, 115 BOONE. TONYA 4. 29. 30, 39. 40, 41.46. 63, 72. 89 BOSWELL, MARK 24, 46 BOSWELL FARM HARDWARE 118 BOWMAN, MARILYN 35 BOWMAN. SCOTT 7, 10, 43. 53, 115 BRADDUM. ANNA 96 BRADDUM. DAVID 94 BRANNON. VIRGINIA 36 BRANNUM. JIM 36. 42. 43. 52. 59 BREAKER 135 BRIDGEWATER, DIANA 7, 10. 43. 44. 50, 54, 113, 115 BROCK. CORY 106 BROCK. MELODY 7. 10. 43, 52, 54, 73. 76, 77, 113, 115 BROOKS. TAMMY 23. 24. 44. 47. 58, 70, 76, 77 BROWN. JERRY 109 BROWN. NATHAN 30, 61, 89 BROWNING. MARK 24. 46 BRYER. TIMMY 105 BUCHANAN. JEREMY 94 BUFFINGTON, COREY 106 BUHLER. BENJAMIN 98, 100 BUHLER. BRAD 96 BUHLER. CHRISTY 30 BUHLER. JERRY 30. 46 BUHLER. KELLY 98 BUHLER. MARK 105 BUHLER. MATTHEW 108, 110 BUHLER. MELISSA 105 BUHLER. SHEILA 82 BUHLER. SHELLY 61, 80 BURSON. SHIRLEY 35 BYNUM. DENISE 97 BYNUM, KEVIN 68. 83 BYRD. DANIEL 93 BYRD, STEVEN 96 C CALLOW. KEITH 7. 11. 43. 46. 56 CAMPBELL. CHASITY 105 CAPPER. CARL 82, 88 CAPPER. RHONDA 24. 46. 55 CAPPER. TAMMIE 24. 25. 39. 40. 41. 44. 52, 53, 58, 63, 73. 76, 77 CAPPER. TIM 30, 46 CARLTON. TONY 67, 65, 82, 80. 69, 78. 84, 69, 82, 44, 32, 82, 73, 67, 75, 1063, 27, 40. 46,61 CARPENTER. RICK 27, 40. 44 CASEY. AMANDA 107 CASEY. JEREMIAH 104 CASEY, THOMAS 109 CASINGER. CHRIS 104 CASSINGER, ALAN 30. 40. 64. 68 CASS1NGER. EVELYN 35 CASSINGER. JEFF 98. 100 CASSINGER. RICHIE 11, 18. 40. 47, 53. 64. 66, 67, 115. 141 CATES. KATINA 31 CATO. CHAD 105 CAUDLE. DARREL 80. 84. 88 CAUDLE. DEWAYNE 99, 100 CAVNESS. ADAM 103 CAVNESS. SHANNON 7, 8, 11, 21, 40. 41. 42, 44, 46. 50, 53. 115 CAYO, MARIA 7, 8. 11. 44. 51,115 CAYO, MARIO 47 CHEEKS 124 CHRISTIAN BOOK CENTER 119 CHUCK WAGON 122 CLAY, CRAIG 94 CLAY, FANCIA 100 CLAY, LASHAWN 42, 47 CLAY. LYSHAWN 23, 24. 44, 70, 71 CLAY. TUNYA 31, 89 CLAY COUNTY COURIER 124 CLAYTON. BRAD 80 COAN. MARILYN 7. 11.42. 43. 113. 115 COBLE, CHRISTY 109 COBLE. GRADY 7. 11, 40. 42, 43, 46. 54, 112, 113, 115 COBLE. JEREMY 107 COLLIERJIM 24. 43, 57 COLLIER. JOSH 94 COLLIER, SHERRIL 98. 100 COMPLETE CARPET SERVICE 140 CONLEY. AMANDA 98 CONOVER. CAROLYN 105 COON ISLAND GEN. STORE 122 COOPER. DONTE 30, 40, 64, 68. 69 CORBBIN, MARY LOU 95 CORBIN, J.D. 96 CORBIN, MARTHA 29, 36 CORNING BANK 130 CORNING COM. HOSPITAL 136 CORNING HOUSE OF FLOWERS 128 CORNING TIRE 124 COX. JEROME 5. 26. 36 CRAYCRAFT. MICHELLE 30. 44 CREACH. CHRISTY 5. 27. 40. 44. 54 CREACH. DAMON 30. 40. 64, 66, 89 CREACH, SHERRI 96 CREACH S GOLF CARTS 118 CREECH, CHRISTY 5, 27 CROFFORD. ERIC 79. 80. 84. 88 CROFFORD. NICHOLE 107 CROSBY. CHRIS 99. 100 CROSBY. VERLEN 78. 80. 84 CROSSEN, MARK 4, 99. 100 CROSSEN, MARY 96 CROSSEN, RANDY 98 CROSSEN, RICKY 80, 84 CROSSEN, RONNIE 98 CROSSEN. SCOTT 82 CROY. STONIE 107 CUMBEE FABRICS 129 CURRY. JENNIFER 97 D DAILY AMERICAN REPUBLIC 140 DANIEL. CLARA 23, 36 DAVIS. DORIS 105 DAVIS. ERIC 93 DAVIS. LINDA 36, 54 DAVISL. FARRAH 108 DEANER. DENNIS 95 DEANER. TRAVIS 96 DELMER’S GULF 135 DEROUSSE, DAVID 106 DEROUSSE. MELISSA 103 DEROUSSE, WAYNE 107 DIANNA S BEAUTY SALON 135 DILLINGER. ROBERT 45. 93 DILLINGER. ROBERT SR. 35, 50 DOLLINS. ANGIE 7. 8. 11, 46. 50. 115 DOLLINS, BRYAN 96 DOLLINS, CHRISTINA 94 DOLLINS, HARRIET 34 DOLLINS, MIKEL 96 DOLLINS. RICHIE 49, 80, 84, 88 DONNA S DRY GOODS 134 DORRIS. CANDICE 104 DORRIS. Ill Mill R ; - '• - '■ DORRIS, TRAVIS 109. Ill DR BILLY RUSSOM 124 DR. THOMAS BUMBARTEN 124 DROWNS. STEPHANIE 61. 82. 86 DUGAS. ROGER 27 DUGAS. STEPHANIE 98 DUGAS. WADE 79. 80. 84 DUNLAP. JOY 106 DUNLAP. JULIE 30, 40, 44 DUNLAP. RODNEY 23, 24. 40. 42, 66 DUNLAP IMPLEMENT CO. 132 DYLE. DONNA 98 E EAKER. SHANE 24, 32. 40. 47. 63. 66. 67, EARLEY. KATHY 109. Ill EARLEY. LARRY 30. 44. 64 EARLEY. TINA 24, 44, 59 EDDENS, WENDY 49 ELDRIDGE, DENNIS 30. 44 ELDRIDGE, THERESA 99 ELSTON. RANAE 24. 44 ELSTON. RONNIE 27, 46 EMERT FUNERAL HOME 135 EMMONS. ORLENA 35 EYRE. CANDANCE 93 EZELL. MELINDA 95 EZELL, NATHAN 94 F FAUGHN. JOHN 108 FAUGHN. SCOTT 105 FERGUSON. JACKIE 95 FERGUSON. JOSHUA 93 FERGUSON, LISA 26. 27, 40. 46 FERGUSON. LOUISE 35 FERGUSON. MICHELLE 99 FERGUSON. NORMAN 97 FERGUSON, STACY 96 FFA sFHA ROYALTY 45 FICKERT. RYAN 96 FIRST NAT. BANK 127 FISHER. DALE 7. 11,46. 115 FISHER, DEAN 24. 46 FISKE. EDDIE 24. 46 F1SKE. SARAH 106 FLANNERY, DYLAN 96 FLURRY, CRYSTAL 98. 100 FLURRY, PHIL 27, 40. 46. 52, 54 FOSTER. NORMA 36, 50. 79 FOUR SEASONS 118 FOUST. MISTY 49, 54, 80. 88 FOWLER. CHASTITY 94 FRANCIS 139 FRANKLIN, LADONNA 27, 40. 42. 47. 49, 54, 74 FREEMAN, ELLEN 7, 11.43, 44, 51, 113. 115 FREEMAN. ETHEL 7, 12, 44, 115 FREEMAN. JIM 27,46 FREEMAN. KRISTIE 54. 61, 80 FREEMAN. STACY 27. 44 FREEMAN, THOMAS 82 FRENCH. DAWN 30. 40, 44. 46. 72 FRENCH. KEITH 82, 86 FRYER. JEFF 5, 7. 12. 19. 42. 48. 53. 64. 115, 141 FRY INTER. CORNING 125 G GAMBLIN LUMBER CO. 143 GARDNER. AMY 93 GARDNER, EVA 98. 100 GARDNER. HENRY 94 GARNER. RACHEL 7. 8. 12. 21. 42. 44. 54. 115 GARRISON. MYLYNN 80. 86, 88 GARRISON. PHILIP 109, 111 GATES 127 GILL. BILL 27, 46, 68, 69 GILMORE. JEFF 99, 100 GILMORE. SHERI 97 GILMORE. TIMOTHY 94 77 GIRL SCOUT 299 138 GLASS. MARVIN 33 GLASS. TRACEE 23. 24. 42. 47, 53, 64. 70. 71 GLAZE, CHRISTY 27. 40. 55 GLAZE, DARLA 109 GORDON. JOSH 108, 110 GORDON. SHONNA 7, 12. 50, 54. 115 GRAHAM. ANDREW 108 GRAHAM. JILL 106 GRAHAM. JOSH 105 GRAY, JEREMIAH 104 GRAY, RUTH 96 GREEN. ADAM 98. 100 GREEN. JOHN H. 34 GREEN. JUDY 34 GREEN. ROSE MARIE 104 GREEN. TOMMY 105 GREGORY FARMS 122 GRIFFIN. LAVONDA 3. 7, 12, 19. 43. 44. 47. 52. 113, 115 GUTHRIE. JOHNNY 80 GUTHRIE. REGINA 52. 79, 82 H HAGER. BECKY 24. 44. 45 HAGER. DEANNA 107 HAGER. DENISE 107 HAGER. JOHN 35 HAGER. REBEKAH 103 HAGER, SARA 1. 27. 39. 40, 41. 61. 74 HAIR BY JAN 132 HALLIBURTON, BRUCE 24, 40, 47, 63. 64, 66, 67 HALLIBURTON, EMMA JEAN 12. 43. 47. 70. 115 HALLIBURTON, NEBBA 96 HALLIBURTON. NICK 93 HAMBRICK, ANGELA 80. 84. 88 HANDY MART 136 HANNER. CHAD 109, 111 HANNER. JAMES 30, 40. 46 HANNER. RENEE 82, 86. 88 HANNER. ROBYN 80, 86 HANNER, RODNEY 30, 46 HARDEE’S 122 HARLEN. MARTY 92 HAROLD IMPLEMENT 125 HARRIS. JUSTIN 98. 100 HARRIS. KATHERN 94 HART’S OF ARKANSAS 120 HARWELL, JUSTIN 12, 56, 115 HEAD. BRUCE 30. 46. 89 HEAD. RICKY 26, 27, 43, 57 HENSON, AMY 104 HENSON. TODD 80, 84. 88. 89 HICKS. BRIAN 109, 111 HICKS. MELVIN 7. 8. 12. 42, 51. 53. 63, 64, 115. 141 HICKS. STEVE 26, 27, 40. 42. 64, 68, 69 HILES, HEATHER 106 HILL. DANIEL 107 HILL. DEREK 107 HILL. ERIN 103 HILL. JASON 30, 46 HILL. JEFF 80 HILL. JENNIFER 108, 110 HILLIS. BARBARA 30, 40, 44, 75 HINES. JEFF 7. 12, 43. 56. 57. 115 HOFFMAN. LARRY 35 HOGAN, BILLY 61. 82. 86. 88 HOGAN. MARCIA 24 HOGAN. MARCIA 44 HOGAN. TRUDY 27, 44 HOGUE, STACY 96 HOLDEN, HOPE 1, 4. 27. 40. 44. 47. 54, 70. 72 HOLDEN, NATHAN 33 HOLLOWAY. JEFF 95 HOMECOMING 76, 77 HOUSE. JENNIFER 108 HOUSE, KOREN 105 HOUSE, SCOTT 82. 88 HOVER. GERALDINE 35 HOVER. STACIE 4. 7. 13. 17, 21. 43, 44. 45, 113, 115 HUBBARD, STEVEN 103 HUDDLE PLAZA 125 HUMPHREY, MIRANDA 108, 110 HUMPHREY. RACHEL 105 HUMPHREY. TIFFANY 106 HUMPHREY, TRAVIS 23. 24 HUNEYCUTT. JERRY 95 HUNT. DAVID 23. 24. 47. 66. 77 HUTCHERSON. MICHAEL 107 HUTTO, LAURIE 108. 110 HUTTO, MARILYN 104 HUTTO. TONYA 49. 54. 58. 80. 84. 86. 88. 89 I INGALLS. LIEF 103 INTER-STATE STUDIO 137 ISOM. AMANDA 24. 44 ISOM, BETH 7. 13.43.44, 113 ISOM, BRIAN 82 ISOM FARM SUPPLY 136 ISOM FARM TRUCKING CO. 136 J J L TACK SHOP 143 J M FISH FARM 139 JACK S DISCOUNT FURN. 130 JAMES. CHARLENE 97 JAMES. CHARLETTA 94 JAMES AGRI-CENTER 137 JEFFRIES. JAYNE 76. 77 JEFFRIES. MELISSA 82. 86, 88 JEREALLE. OLA 24. 46 JEWELL. SINDY 7. 13. 44 JIM HOGG'S SUPERMARKET 129 JO HEFNER FURNITURE 138 JOHNNY ATWELL HELICOPTER 142 JOHNSON. DOTTIE 24. 40. 54, 58. 63. 73 JOHNSON. HEATHER 99. 100 JOHNSON. JAMES 99. 100 JOHNSON. JENNIFER 109 JOHNSON. KERRI 107 JOHNSON. LEE R. 4. 34 JOHNSON. LUTHER 82, 86. 88 JOHNSON. MICHELLE 82. 86. 88 JOHNSON. MISTY 95 JOHNSON. NICKI 26. 27. 40. 44. 45. 47. 49. 54. 70. 72 JOHNSON. NIKI 29. 30. 39. 40, 41. 46. 63. 72. 89 JOHNSON. RUCHELLE 7. 8. 13, 18. 42. 44. 51.63, 64, 73. 76. 77. 115. 141 JOHNSON. STACY 30, 44 JONES, CHAD 97 JONES, CHRIS 27. 40, 68. 69 JONES. JAMES 32, 37. 89 JONES. JIMMY 33 JONES. MARK 108 JONES, ROBIN 27. 44. 46. 88. 142 JONES, TRAVIS 103 JORDON'S JUSTIAN'S SHOES 130 JUNE'S FLOWER LAND 135 JUNE'S GEN. STORE 136 K KEARBEY. AMANDA 106 KEARBEY. CHRISTINA 105 KEARBY. DARLENE 103 KELLEMS. TRACY 104 KEY. CHARLES 27 KEY DRUGS 122 KING, BECKY 104 KING. KEVIN M. 108. 110 KING. KEVIN R 108, 110 KING, TIM 7. 9. 13, 18. 21. 42. 47, 53. 63. 64. 66, 67. 77, 115, 141 KINNEY, SHANNON 27. 44. 46 KINNEY. SHEILA 24. 44 KINSEY. CHARLES 104 KINSEY. PAMELA 103 KISNER. DANA 106 KISNER. TROY 109, 111 KLID 132 KNE1BERT CLINIC 132 KNOWLES. JAMES 94 KURZ. AARON 107 KURZ. KELLY 49. 54. 80, 84. 86. 88 KURZ. KYLE 105 L LADY. KIMBERLY 107 LADY. SUZANN 7. 13. 16, 19, 44. 47. 55, 70 LAMB. ANDREW 5 LANE, MONICA 44 LANGLEY, STEPHANIE 79. 83, 88 LAYTON, LYNN 93 LEACH, JAY 44, 80, 84 LEACH. JIMMY 13, 43, 115 LEROUS. LORRA 105 LEROUX. LEANN 107 LEWIS. AMANDA 109. Ill LEWIS. BRADLY 104 LEWIS. JOHN 54, 80. 84 LEWIS, JULIE 29. 30. 39. 40. 44, 72. 89 LLOYD. JONATHAN 30. 46 LONG. BOBBIE 107 LONG. DENNY 104 LONG, GARY 83. 88 LONG. ROY 109 LORAH, ANDY 106 LORAH. BETSY 30. 44 LORAH. JADA 108 LUECKE DISTRIBUTING 116 LUKE, PATRICK 109 LUTTRULL. DESTINY 105 LUTTRULL. SUSAN 96 M MAGEE FARM EQUIP. CO. 132 MAIN. JIM 27 MAIN. RICHARD 31. 46 MALONE. APRIL 106 MALONE. BRYAN 95 MANSFIELD. HEATHER 107 MANSFIELD. TIM 14, 23. 24, 40. 41 MAPLE. DOUG 7. 13, 42. 46 MAPLE. JAMES 27. 43, 46. 57 MAPLES. JAMIE 103 MARTIN. SAM 52, 83 MARTIN. SHANNON 99. 100 MARTIN. SHELLY 97 MASSEY. STEVE 95 MATHIS, MARK 27 MATHIS. MATT 24 MAULDEN. DAVID 27 MAULDEN. TROY 83 MC BROOM. MARK 30, 46 MC CAIN. KIM 27. 39. 40. 42 MC CANN. VICKIE 92 MC CAULEY. PATRICK 24, 46, 52 MC CLANAHAN, CHRIS 108 MC COMB. ALVIN 35 MC COMB. APRIL 97 MC COMB. CHAD 28, 40. 45. 46. 52 MC COMB. CHRISTOPHER 97 MC COMB. CONSTANCE 93 MC COMB, JANICE 96 MC COMB. KERTINA 80. 86 MC COMB, KRISTINA 31, 44. 72 MC COMB, LENNEL 99, 100 MC COMB. LINDA 49, 80. 86, 88 MC COMB. MICHELE 7. 9. 13, 17. 40, 42. 44. 47.51.53, 70. 71, 115 MC COMB, RENANDA 93 MC COMB, TROY 24. 40, 42. 47, 64, 66 MC CULLOUGH. CAMBREA 27, 42, 44. 47. 72 MC CULLOUGH. RENEE 108, 110 MC DONALDS OF CORNING 125 MC DONALDS OF PB 116 MC ELHANEY. JASON 31. 46 MC ELHANEY. JUSTIN 29, 31. 46 MC GRUDF.R, CURT 25, 42. 64 MC GRUDER. TERRIBETH 108, 110 MC KIM. AMANDA 103 MC KIM. BRENDA 52, 83 MC KINLEY, CINDI 7, 14. 47. 115 MC KINNEY. DORLIS 37. 53. 61, 79 MC KINNEY. JON 79, 83. 86. 88 MC KUIN. CHAD 103 MC KUIN, DEREK 26. 28. 40. 68. 69 MC PHEETERS CLINIC 126 MC PIKE. CARLA 109 MC PIKE. TAMMY 107 MC WILLIAMS, FARAN 98, 100 MEEK'S BUILD. CENTER 129 MELTON, ATHEANA 44. 54, 61. 81 MELTON, DIONA 94 MELTON. LATISHA 25. 46. 49 MERCANTILE BANK 123 MERRITT. DEWAYNE 28. 43. 46 MERRITT. JOHNNY 31. 46 MERRITT. LAURA 54. 80. 86 MIDWEST AUTO PARTS 130 MIKEL, TARA 61, 81, 88 MILDE, RANDY 25. 46 MILLER. CHARLES 31, 52 MILLER. JENNIE 14 MILLER, JENNIFER 7. 43 MILLER, JOHN 109 MILLER. KURT 98, 100 MILLER. LINDA 44. 75. 108 MILLER. LINDA GAIL 31 MILLER. LLOYD 107 MILLER. MINNIE 31 MINCHEW. BOBBY 26. 28. 40. 44. 54. 61 MINIT PRINT 113 MITCHELL. AMY 98. 100 MITCHELL. DENNIS 49. 54. 80 MITCHELL. TONYA 31, 39. 40. 41, 44. 75 MITCHEM, BRIAN 94 MITCHEM, PEGGY 99 MIZE, CHARLES 99. 100 MIZE. CHRISTINA 98. 100 MIZE. ROBERT 83 MOONEYHAN, ROBERT 31, 46 MOORE, AMANDA 107 MOORE. CHARLES 104 MOORE. JACKIE 93 MORAN. LAVEDIA 35 MORAN. NATASHA 105 MORGAN. JILL 4, 28, 40, 41, 44, 53 MORGAN. JOHN 35 MORGAN. JOHNATHON 109, 111 MORGAN. SARAH 95 MORGAN PHARMACY 121 MORRIS. BILLY 98 MORRIS, JODY 68. 83, 86, 88 MOTOR HARBOR 136 MR MISS NHS 19 MULLEN. REBECCA 108, 110 MURRAY. DONALD 109, 110. 111 MURRAY. NAOMI 104 MYERS. PEGGY 105 N NASH, GEORGIA 4, 7, 8. 14. 16, 44, 51, 58. 73. 76. 77, 115 NASH, JEWELL 7, 14, 43 NAYLOR GRAIN, CO. 134 NEFF. JARRETT 96 NELSON. JULIE 14, 115 NELSON TRACTOR EQUIP 127 NEWCOMB. CRYSTAL 96 NEWCOMB. JASON 108. 110 NEWCOMB. LAURA 4. 26. 28. 39. 40. 41. 42. 47. 70. 71 NEWCOMB. RAE LYNN 98. 100 NEWCOMB. SHAWN 83 NEWCOMB. TABITHA 93 NITCHEN. KENNETH 95 O ODLE. ERIC 98 OGDEN. MANUEL 83. 86 ORMSBY, KARLA 7. 9. 14. 40. 53. 115 ORTIZ. PAUL 98 OSMENT, LINDA KAY 95 OVITT. RICHARD 109 OZARK BAR STOOLS 134 P PACKS 121 PANNEL, ED 107 PARRENT FUNERAL HOME 119 PATEL. NICHAL 95 PATTY. JAMES 37. 47. 52. 70. 72. 84. 86 PAUKNER. MIKE 54, 81 PAYNE. KN'AKIA 107 PAYNE, KNOKOA 105 PAYNE. LARRY 7. 14. 18. 42. 44. 45. 47. 53. 58. 63, 66. 67. 77, 115 PAYNE. LORI 28. 44 PAYNE. MISTY 109 PAYNE, RENEE 96 PAYNE. SELENA 103 PEARLE VISION 128 PENCE. DAVID 99. 100 PENCE, SHONDA 96 PENNINGTON. BETTY 43 PENNINGTON, CHAD 108 PENNINGTON. ERIC 81 PENNINGTON. GINA 83 PENNINGTON, JEREMY 103 PENNINGTON. JOEY 31. 40. 46 PENROD. JAMIE 25. 44. 47. 50. 53 PEPSI 129 PERKINS, BESSIE 35 PERKINS. ROBIN 44, 61, 81. 84 PI RSONS. R() 105 PERSONS. STASHA 103 PETERS, JUSTIN 4. 99. 100 PETERS. LEIGH 95 PETERS, MYRA 21, 37. 55 PETTY. PAUL 28, 40. 46 PHILLIPS PHOTOGRAPHY 133 P1CKRELL. MARK 49. 81. 84 PIERCE. LEAHAN 4. 7. 9. 14. 19. 42. 44. 53. 58. 73. 76. 77. 115. 141 PIRC. DONNA 92 PIROLI, CHRIS 104 PIROLI, WENDY 103 PITTS. SUZANNE 54, 61. 79, 81, 86, 88. 89 PLEMMONS, LESLIE 25, 40. 41. 43. 54, 63, 73, 113 POE. JASON 28 POLIN. FRANK 99. 100 POL1N. MARK 97 POLK. ALICIA 95 POLK. JESSIE 98 POLK. JOE 83, 86. 88 POPLAR BLUFF SEWING 143 POPLAR BLUFF SEWING CENTER 143 PORTER. NORVIN 99. 100 POTTER. JEFF 55,81 POWELL, LORI 95 PRESLAR. BECKY 23. 25, 44. 45 PRESLAR. CHRISTOPHER 106 PRESLAR. MIKE 49. 54, 81. 84, 88 PRESSON, TOMMY 31.46 PROSSER. RICKY 40, 81 PRUETT, CHRISTIAN 107 PUCKETT. DANIEL 106 R R C HOME VIDEOS 121 RANGEL. MISTY 105 RANGEL, MISTY 105 RAX 142 RED TAYLOR FORD 116 REECE, ANGELA 97 REECE. BRANDI 104 REECE. ERIC 83, 86 REECE. RICKY 98 REED, LAURIE 7, 14. 42. 44. 50. 54, 61. 115 REFLECTIONS 141 RICH. JERRY 29, 31. 40. 64. 89 RICH. LARRY 31. 40, 64, 68, 69, 89 RICH. RIC HARD 4. 34. 42 RICHARDS. ROSCOE 103 RICRIDGE. BRANDI 108 RIDGE. BRIAN 104 RILEY. AJ. 105 RIPLEY S PHOTOGRAPHY 138 ROBERTSON AUTO SALES 127 ROBINSON. BRYAN 25, 63, 64. 65 ROBINSON. JASON 25. 43 ROBINSON, JASON T. 81. 84 ROBINSON, JOSEPH 98. 100 ROBINSON, MARY 35 ROBINSON. STACY 105 ROBISON. CHARLES 105 ROBISON. JOHN 103 ROBISON. MICHAEL 96 RODGERS, BRENTLEY 104 ROOTZ, ROBBY 94 ROOTZ. TRISHA 97 ROSS. BRUCE 93 ROSS. TABITHA 94 ROTHS 127 RUSH. PATRICIA 35 RUSH. PAUL 25. 40. 45, 46 RUSSOM. DEVIN 54. 81. 88, 89 RUSSOM. GINA GARRETT 7, 9. 15, 16, 17, 44, 46. 51. 115 RUTH HOLLOWAY REALTY 143 S S S GLASS SERVICES 140 SANDERS. LAURA 25, 44 SANDY’S STYLES 119 SCOTT. KATHY 28, 40, 47 SCOTT’S GROCERY 131 SCRAPE. APRIL 99. 100 SCRAPE, DERICK 94 SEEGER. GREG 7. 15. 47. 49, 64. 66, 67. 115 SELLS. SONYA 98. 100 SELVIDGE. CHRISTY 44. 45, 54. 58, 79, 81. 84. 88. 89 SELVIDGE. REBECCA 105 SHANDS. ANDY 106 SHANDS, DORIS 92 SHANDS. JENNIFER 105 SHANNON FLOWERS 128 SHARP. CRYSTAL 96 SHARP. TERRY 35 SHARPE. DONNY 31, 40. 46. 64. 68. 69 SHARPE. MATT 94 SHEPARD. CARRIE 23, 25, 39. 40. 42. 44. 45, 46. 47 SHEPARD. CHERYL 28, 40. 46 SHEPARD, JOHN 54 SHEPHERD. BOBBIE 83. 86 SHEPHERD. CALVIN 105 SHEPHERD. DAVID 109, 111 SHEPHERD. JOHN 31, 46. 68, 69 SHEPHERD. RANDY 107 SHEPHERD. STACY 45. 49. 81. 84. 88 SHEPHERD. TINA 107 SHEPPARD. DERINDA 108 SHEPPARD. JAMIE 108. 110 SHEPPARD. SAMMY 5. 108. 110 SHEPPARD. SARAH 28. 40. 41. 44. 46. 61 SHEPPARD. TINA 28. 40, 42. 44, 47. 61 SHEPPARD. WAYNE 7, 15, 43. 46. 56. 115 SHERIDAN, JOSH 106 SHORT. OPAL 95 SHORT. PHILIP 37, 55 SHORT. PHILLIP 54 SIMPSON, SHEILA 25. 44 TAYLOR LUMBER 124 WATKINS. DAVID 104 SINGLETON. MISTY 95 TEEL. ALBERTA 37, 47 WATKINS, MARCUS 104 SISK. HEATHER 81 TEEL. THELMA 35 WATKINS. TONY 7. 15. 43. 59. 115 SISK. JASON 109. Ill THE BEE HIVE 122 WATSON. DANIEL 108, 110 SISK. TONIA 25. 40. 44. 53 THOMAS. TAMMY 26, 28, 40. 42. 47, 54. 70. WATSON. KRYSTAL 106 SKAGGS. KARON 26. 37. 50 72 WEBSTER. JARRED 94 SKAGGS. SHANNON 99. 100 THOMAS. TERESA 98. 100 WEBSTER. JUSTIN 97 SLAYTON. MARTHA 23, 37. 42. 51 THOMAS. TINA 96 WELLS. AMY 98 SMITH. ALISSA 106 THRASHER, SHERRY 28 WELLS. BRIAN 93 SMITH. AMANDA 104 THROWER, ERIC 83 WELLS, MICHAEL 83. 86. 88 SMITH. CHRYSTAL 109. Ill THURMAN. JIM 33 WEST. LEA 108, 110 SMITH. DONNA 7, 15. 17. 18, 43, 44. 47, 50, THURMAN. MARK 7. 9. 15, 19. 40. 41. 42. WEST. ROSE 94 53. 70,71, 113 51. 53. 64. 115, 141 WESTWOOD MOTORS 128 115 THURMAN’S 1-STOP 117 WHITE. DENN1 105 SMITH, G1NNA 103 TIBBS. SHANE 109, 111 WHITE. HARDY 104 SMITH, GINNIFER 107 TIBBS. SHAWN 81. 88 WHITE. RANDY 104 SMITH. GREG 83. 86. 88 TIGER QUEEN 16 WHITEHEAD, BRANDON 96 SMITH. JAMIE 109. Ill TINSLEY. RAYMOND 61, 81 WHITEHEAD, KEITH 28, 40. 46 SMITH. JUSTIN 93 TODAY S FITNESS CENTER 129 WHITEHEAD. TARA 81. 84, 88, 138 SMITH, KANEEZSHA 96 TOMLINSON, JASON 31. 40. 64, 68, 69. 89 WHITEHORN. RHONDA 25. 44 SMITH. KEITH 106 TOMLINSON. TERRY 37. 47, 52. 66. 67. 68. WHITEHORN. TIFFANY 106 SMITH. PEGGY 109. Ill 69. 79 WHITE S GROCERY 135 SMITH. RENEE 103 TRICE. BRIAN 66. 77 WHITT. JASON 99. 100 SMITH. RITA 97 TRICE, BRYAN 25. 58 WILLCUT, MARISSA 103 SMITH. SONYA 31, 39. 40. 44, 46, 75, 89 TUBB, DAVID 104 WILLIAMS. CODY 94 SMITH. TALISHA 31. 39. 40, 44, 45, 46, 61, TUBB. JIMMY 81 WILLIAMS, GERALD 95 75. 89 TUBB. KEITH 111 WILLIAMS. IRISH 31.44 SMITH HOMES 126 TUBBS. SHAWN 108. 110 WILLIAMS, MARK 98. 100 SMITH MOBILE HOMEMOVERS 128 TURNER. BRANDI 96 WILLIAMS. RENEA 97 SMITH S LUMBER CO. 134 TURNER. JASON 99. 100 WILLIAMS, TABITHA 25 SMODY. KARI 93 TURNER. JENNIFER 98. 100 WILLIAMS. TONY 97 SMOTHERS. ERIC 25. 51 TURNER. RYAN 98. 100 W ILLS. RONNIE 95 SNIDER S IGA 132 TURNER, STACY 95 WILSON. KEITH 31.46. 88 SONNY'S PRODUCE 116 TURNER. TYRONE 83, 88 WILSON. MARK 108, 110 SPARGO. JILL 93 TURNER. YUVONNE 29, 31. 44 WINDER. JASON 54.81,88 SPARGO. WILL 98. 100 TYLER. PATRICIA 37 WINDER. KIM 99. 100 SPENCE. SUMMER 107 TYLER, TONICA 54. 61. 81, 84. 88. 142 WINDER. MARGIE 34 STAFFORD. CECIL 103 U WINDER. REBECCA 96 STANLEY 25 UHL, RANDY 31 WISDOM. SHELLI 107 STANLEY. JOHNNY 42. 47. 58. 66. 77 V WISDOM. STEVE 103 STATE LINE STEAK FISH 137 VINCENT. LAURA 79. 83 WOMACK. MALINDA 99. 100 STEELE. ANDREA 93 VITRONIC 134 WOMACK, STEVE 26, 28, 40. 68. 69 STEPHENS. MELISSA 96 W WOODS 130 STEPHENS. TODD 98. 100 WAGNER. AMY 109, 111 WOODS. COREY 105 STEVENS. ALLISON 109. Ill WAGNER. ANGELA 107 WOODS. DANNY 5, 28. 40. 42, 66 STEVENS. ROBERTA 29. 31, 39, 40, 41, 44. WAGNER. JENNIFER 108 WOODS. JENNIFER 79, 83. 88 45. 72. 89 WAGNER. JOHN 81 WOODS. SHANE 109. Ill STEWARD. SHANNON 83. 84. 82, 65. 67, WAGNER. KENT 25. 46 WOODS. SHERRY 81. 88, 89 72. 65. 78. 44, 32.71, WAGNER. MICHELLE 28. 44. 61 WOODS. TERRY 28, 44 65, 82. 89. 1070. 37, 39. 40. 41, 55, 79. 88 WAGNER. MICHELLE (ELEM.) 107 WOOLDRIDGE, JAMES 92 STRACHAN, WAYNE 108 WAGNER. RICHIE 7, 15.40, 43, 50, 52, 115 WORLEY. KEITH 25, 43 STRINGTOWN GROCERY 119 WAGNER. TAMMY 28 WRATHER, KRISIE 42 STUART ROCKWELL. DDS 121 WALKER, BERNICE 35 WRATHER, KRISTIE 7. 9. 15. 17, 42, 44. 115 STUCKER. LANCE 98, 100 WALTERS. CECIL 35. 50 Y STULL. JACK 28. 43 WALT’S BODY SHOP 121 YEAGER. BRUCE 29. 37, 52 STULL. LEIGH ANN 61, 83. 86. 88 WARD. MICHAEL 94 YEAGER. HOLLY 107 STURGEON PARKER 126 WARFIELD, STEPHANIE 44, 81 YOUNG, LYDIA 93 STURGEON. KELLY 96 WARREN, AMANDA 93 YOUNG. MARK 97 SUPERLATIVES 8. 9 WARREN. ANDREW 93 Z SWAFFORD. CAROL 106 WARREN. CHERYL 23, 25, 40. 44. 55 ZINK. APRIL 105 SWINDLE. SHAWNA 25 WARREN, DENNIS 96 ZINK, CHRIS 108, 110 T WARREN. DONNA 106 TAYLOR. DAVID 15 WARREN. EDITH 35 TAYLOR. DENNIS 31, 40. 68 WARREN. KEVIN 96 TAYLOR. GREG 83 WARREN. SONNY 106 TAYLOR. LORETTA 31. 44 WARREN. 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