Oak Grove High School - Panther Yearbook (Oak Grove, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1985 volume:

Q J W , viny- r; me W .qu-' rm MwW-crw .. GEN. 373 P1952 1985 The Panther MlD-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY Genealogy a Local History Branch 317 W. Highway 24 Independence, MO 64050 A . - w, r-a-d- -A ,- ,, !7 ,, ' .7 7 7 H W V .., W ' .., , - W- ,, .. ,'..-. .. -- d vWWhMHW-r , ,, PANTHER HIGHLIGHTS l984-85 OAK GROVE HIGH SCHOOL 500 E. I2TH ST. OAK GROVE, MISSOURI VOL 50 DONATED BY . 91 .v JENNIFER GALLER . a; OCTOBER 2003 r ' AWW m---R --va- , ; V - . Y MID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRA MlD-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRAR I :3ng Illugzryujlm1111:!szmmmum? no 12427551 6 ,.I , err u,.w,....w 7 , , . W , Wef.7-$.W,.wwf.wumhmw -7. .. .. . IBRARY ll l 16 u . and a time for building. Sitting in the quiet of my classroom, I think about the year soon to end. What a time of building friendships and foundations, trusts and understandings - structure not easily seen by the passer-by, but as real as, and more lasting than the mountains of grammar exercises and literature. , To the builders, my staff, who helped to put it all together I would like to say Thanks. Thanks for staying that first week in September when all you heard was You will have to work very hard on this yearbook. Thanks for your enthusiasm as you tried the new and foreign concept of lay-out. Thanks for letting me be a teacher rather than warden almost all of the time. Thanks for accepting the responsibility of yourselves. Thanks for being patient when the pictures turned out strange, the copy wouldn't fit, when we had to borrow typewriters because the seven lined up on the floor wouldn't type, when l goofed the directions or forgot to buy film. . 1 Thanks to each of you who said, Sure I will help when the due l dates drew near and the jobs stacked up. Thanks for listening and knowing when your inexperienced teacher needed help. Thanks for letting me see a part of you that's not always open to others; so they never have a chance to know how really terrific today's youth can be. There's a sweet sadness that comes with June as goodbyes are said. I thank you for the gift of memories that I will always treasure. Together we met the obstacles and challenges of producing a yearbook. Together we met each of those challenges and overcame 4 them. Together we built a great yearbook. And together we built a great year. This is to you, from me for everything and with everything. Miss Kes f?? gwxnyu Xx 54!!! .qu x? . 47,, ITIES ACTIV H . A , , , , 7 . . . a N ,W w H, m m 4 q u .. .. . . H .w y M $ Ice to Ing tra- I thought 5 n idea and I felt very honored to be chosen. It was fun! scrimmage, Q! J lt' stand icket sales a lot ins of the volleyball and ing that Oak Grove has by the capta football teams. He comments that, ,9 i Burgess added It makes the t . ISt IOI'I Football scrimmage royalty has been a long standing tradi ion at Both candidates were crowned On the football Chr It royal athletes. Steve Meyers is t was a great choosing and crowning these two ad the Volleyball Scrimmage King. For students here, part of the fun is OGHS. Something new, however. is be part of such a long d more fun. the first k F. G A M M. R C S HOMECOMING The Homecoming festivities are a ma- jor part of the pep club's achievements. Panter Pac put together a large array of activities for the week of September I7 thru the 2l. The pep rally started out by Peter Horlezeder's and Consuelo Naran- jo's countries being honored by playing their National Anthems. Skits represent- ing several countries were presented by different students from the school. Some of the Oak Grove alumni were asked to stand for special recognition. One of the most memorable moments of the pep rally was when the seniors were asked to stand on the gym floor. This was their last Homecoming and they ended it by sing- ing the school song. Following the pep rally was the annual bon fire. Roger Hipsher had the honor of striking the match. The huge fire was surrounded by hundreds of Oak Grove fans. The dummy representing Odessa was thrown into the fire to prove that Odessa was going to get burned. Odessa's sorry day was here. The Oak Grove Panther's continued the Home- coming festivities with the parade. The theme It's a Small World , originated in Florida, where the cheerleaders attended their summer camp. Coach Pirch and his wife were asked to be the Grand Mar- shalls because they were perfect repre- sentatives for the United States. The pa- rade consisted of the marching band. cheerleaders, the queen candidates and floats entered by school clubs. The memorable parade was enjoyed by the community as well as the Panthers. SH The we l6dl was Randy Nad Steve Drur ed on who had the 5-. Tuesday was punk breakdanc Hipsher WI Senior c day.Angel Giffin wer Nerds Thursday. $x , . , , , , ,, werethe- w QV . , , , ; , , Everyon ' , , , , ' then anot i $$W Mew smmqu; . kaxxx m M ?;?WXMW ?walf SHOW YOUR SPIRIT The week before Homecoming, September l6-2l was Spirit week. Mr. Legs was Monday. Randy Nadue, Steve Smitka, Dan Hockman, and Steve Drury competed. The student body vot- ed on whose legs were the best, Dan Hockman had the sexiest legs. Tuesday was breakdancing day. Everybody was punked out. Before school there was a breakdancing contest. Tim Ferguson and Troy Hipsher won for the day. Senior citizens filled the halls on Wednes- day. Angel Loehr, Sherrie Poindexter, and John Giffin were the best dressed elderly people, Nerds wandered around dejectedly on Thursday. Roger Hipsher and Susan Barkus were the biggest nerds of all. Everyone was in Orange and Black on Friday; then another Spirit. week came to a close. W I; l: r I: :E FI'IHHH HIHPWLFU 'Queen Dana wing: .. P. h Y. t. C C .M s verSIon of Dana Huff and Roger Hlpsher mum HJFF - 7' ,F,.;.-..;$..W , September 2l, l984 - the weather is cool and the Panthers are hot. And a new Homecoming queen is about to be crowned. Princesses from the freshman, sophomore. and junior classes ride onto the field and take their places in front of the audience. The senior candidates take their places, too, waving and smiling to friends and family in the audience. Moments later, '83 queen Laura Baker crowned senior Dana Huff the new Homecoming queen. After a 34-l2 Homecoming victory against the Odessa Bulldogs, the Panthers took a little time out to celebrate. The annual dance was held on Saturday, September 22, with music courtesy of Dave Krieger and Gemini Productions. The dance turned out to be a fun and fitting way to end Spirit Week. Many thanks to Oak Grove High School's Panther Pak and everyone else involved with bringing the whole week together. :3:er ' 2., llluIlll'I' Students and alumm emm a Slow cut'e coupl . C'mon. Is I! really so bad? One , I ' H keegzess Chm? asking why . . In the lab I am a scientist. On the serious and inquisitive. x E $ t , a h ' h e the si 31$ In the classroom I am a Scntator : scholar, seeking, finding, sp .-' in . and splrlte $ athlete, ten mined. e kw; 12 mAs com I am a ng, finding. a scientist. . uisitive. On the sidelines I am a spectator, enthusiastic and spirited. On the field I am an athlete, tense and deter- mined. XXV $ XX w W Student Lifd13 Above deft to righo Shawn Fox and Shana Noteman. Soph- omore candidates; King Dave Baxter and Queen Susan Bar- kus, Seniors; Randy Nadeau and Michelle Cooper, Fresh- man candidates; Bobby Zim- merschied and Sabrina Turner. Junior candidates. defo Queen Susan Barkus migho King Dave Baxter s. Awuav- Mr M.- e, 7 . 7 W , , w m WEE.1-van .H-WW ,- ,. , .,,...,. . CHRISTMAS deftl Sabrina Turner and es- cort Danny Graham tRighO Shana Noteman with escort Shawn Fox DANCING IN A WINTER WONDERLAND The I984 Christmas dance was one of the Student Councils many devotions to the students of Oak Grove High School. The efforts made by the Student Council were once again very successful. The dance was held on the East Mezzanine of the High School gym. The music for the dance was supplied by Quadra Sound Mobile Music Systems of Columbia, Mo. Each candidate was nominated and voted on by their fellow classmates during their class meetings. The Senior candidates, Susan Barkus and Dave Baxter will have the memories of representing their class in the Christmas dance. Juniors, Bobby Zimmershied and Sabrina Turner will look on to their senior year. Shawn Fox and Shana Noteman, sophomore candidates, will remember it as a year in the rising. Freshman candidates, Randy Nadeau and Michelle Cooper, faced the new experience and began to realize the fun of being in high school. Between the beats of New Wave Rock 'N' Roll, the Christmas court walked through the crowd to await the crowning. Santa Claus made an appearance as Shelly Moore announced the King and Queen, Dave Baxter and Susan Barkus. Scott Tucker and Greg George awarded the Queen with a crown and the King with a key ring. As Dave Baxter and Susan Barkus danced as King and Queen the rest of the couples joined in. The enjoyment of the dance lingered through the crowd to make the night complete. The night was filled with a lot of 3 laughs and maybe even a few tears. The l984 Christmas dance ? l was a dance to remember. 15 WW..H-a -n...n.... ed mm a 5M mm T l .m am.omg Sb d.m t.ly n hvnye .olodanv lnmme Obu e no .m.wOCm WWWW x m away! were: Senio Brian Herri 1 SteVe Land and Tina H. Greg Tal. ners of stic 4 Seniors! A..-V ,m .,.-ParW-ww , , , r v 7h- We ,7. x 7, ,, - . $' m; . . , I wowM-rw.h- miu . e. waxxxxxxxxxxxxv! The Sadie Hawkins dance made for a terrif- ic, fun-filled evening for all. The bright, flash- ing lights and loud music were catered by Scund Vibrations, a disc jockey that has put on many of our dances. Cowboy hats and country clothes were the popular fashions of the evening, while everyone danced the night away! The Sadie Hawkins King and Queen candidates were: Senior, Greg Taloney and Gina Ross; Juniors, Brian Herrington and Angie Gordon; Sophomores; Steve Landes and Kim Muir; Freshmen, Mike Walton and Tina Hayler. Greg Taloney and Gina Ross were the proud win- ners of stick horses and cowboy hats. Congratulations Seniors! 17 m .- ..,eH.em.aM$Wm.W u... ,- -7 . 18 vawu . QQ...u....-,.v 7.7g 7 e 7- , 7 , r , , v , 7,7 ,A r, , , J i -W DvaWM.m-. W .-. V 7....4p The Ahh, starry ahd perfect. It's May 4 again, the Royals Stadium Club. If you're the average senior, you may be expecting something along the lines of twhatD Circus, Circus. For the first time in memory, the juniors kept the theme secret. What a surprise! Servers in everything from band uniforms to football uni- forms at thurrahD ski pants - even shorts and sunglasses tseniors be- loved skip day; People everywhere - - music, was that Memories l heardD, flashbulbs as thick as flow- ers, lace, tulle, bow ties, satin, and old pictures. This is no Circus! And yes, a slide show, collective memo- ries of a hectic year. And of course. the crowing of Kim and Roger. These two walked away with the best memories of all. Seems like a dream, or at least one of the BEST OF TIMES . Thanks Mrs. A and your juniors - it was! COnnie Talone floor. ? isz'kikai 33 funny? Shannon er pics. Q ' X N. u C d m i; V m 0 r P t a ,3 n n e D d n a n e K coupldb Zxxxxxxxxsgxzw - cant you Just e ballet or opera? mean like work. No WayD Underneat teachers saKXwR Egg 44$? 2 Z? YEARBOOK ROYALTY April l9 was the date for the first annu- al Spring Fling Luau. The Yearbook Staff put the dance together and it turned out to be a big success. Raffle tickets were sold in advance for a dinner for two at the Konakai. A drawing was held and sen- ior Tracy Smith was the lucky winner. Sound Vibrations provided the music and a photographer from Rolland Studios came and took the pictures. The King and Queen candidates were nominated by the faculty and the student body voted on the winners. The three senior Queen candidates were, Stacy Keeling, Shelly Moore and Amy Smith. The three senior King candidates were Greg George, Tim Lansford and Hody Yates. The Yearbook Staff decided that the seniors w0uld be the only ones eligible to win. The under- classman attendants were juniors, Debbie Ault and Tim Fore, sophomores, Sally Smith and John Hupman, and freshman, Valorie Borland and Jeff Boyd. As Miss Sue Kespohl announced the l984-85 Year- book King and Queen, Sherrie Poindexter and Shana Noteman had the honor of crowning the winners, Stacy Keeling and Greg George. 22 v. .-...A.- . ,- -uq! H-.dee... , 4 u .MWW.- 7.. h ...,., . The l984-85 Winter Sports Queen was announced at the Oak Grove-Harrisonville varsity boys basketball game dur- ing half time. Each candidate was elected by their class at the beginning of the year in their class meetings. The Student Body voted on the winner in their homerooms. The candidates were, Senior Denise Wright, Junior Pam Oliver, Sophomore Kelly Leath, and Freshman Kris Hutch- ings. The candidates were escorted in by their fathers. Senior Hody Yates had the honor of crowning the l984-85 Winter Sports Queen, Denise Wright. 23 FLAGVRIFLES It takes- it takes- it takes a little bit more to be a F-L-A-G, flag corp! It takes practice before and after school and during first hour band. It takes knowing your left from your right at all times. It takes the will- ingness to get up at 5:00 am. to leave for contest. It takes all this and much more. This year's eight member squad under the direction of Cindy Sivils competed with the band at the Concordia Parade, the Carrolton Band Day, and Fayette Band Day. As an individual corp they competed against other 3A schools at Carrolton and received first place in their class. They also achieved the highest point totals of all schools competing lA through 4A. V nger: targa mat? . V a ier Ric tam. Mi$3ene1 as. Loif; PaLII. my MgCroy. Miei Emery. Kat Stewert. Drum Maj Jason Sarigggsgnffatek Mm. swab . erJ Bill Grace. Terry Mahdsten, Robe Collins. Brae W0 Sharo .Taney. ric Vo .w. JohrgBehtley Shaun Robb: gTin1FQ;.Denni Evans. ROW 6: JulieMEGinvniks f; . Hutchens. BACK ROW; LFLA m Op McCaughey.. Johnna Keller. Debbie-Ault. Khak a a mama Brad. a ler. Roby Step Smltl t : ; ' inn , r. Stacy Q IMajor Kim Meter. Michael mu Twee-ee-ee-eet-Tweet-Tweet- Tweet! Sounds the whistle of Mr. Danny Lane as he commands his l984-85 Panther Marching Band to a halt. The I984-85 band competed at the Carrolton Band Day, Fayette Band Day, MU Band Day and the Concordia Parade, as well as many Friday night pre-game and haIf-time shows. The marching band was over 60 strong with eight flags, two drum majors and one feature twirler. The season was one of great success. ohn Bentley, S nno E ' 0 ins, Br d qudy. JanIneZE'itr DirectorMCind Sivilakegina Su erIand, Lea ,Weiwbe , ith Ralph POrt- ,Scott Glow, Dar n Harms, Pat Rbbb' Dna er, De is Evans. N .x ,, v I - 'weet-Tweet- whistle of Mr. commands his :hing Band to a Id competed at Day, Fayette 1 Day and the 5 well as many Ie and haIf-time ; band was over flags, two drum ure twirler. The great success. ka jinn $$$3 , g, M a may STAGE BAND ! ,, .. 31,5, W , . 28 X x Martens, Pat Robin Phillip Kilgore. BAC School song: Ready ...... Play! Pep band is the band that keeps our hands clapping and our voices loud with encouraging words for the players on the court, mat or field. The band played for school pep rallies, many girls and boys basket- ball games, wrestling matches. and volleyball contests. Approximately 30 in number pep bands adds so much to the school spirit that Oak Grove is so proud of. Swing Choir: lst row- Mindy McCaughey. Kayla Rickett, Gina Ross. 2nd row- Ken Ott. Tim Fore, Dennis Evans, Kevin Morgan, Jeff Paul, Jay Sanderson. Concert Choir: lst row- Chip Richardson, Kent Hamilton. Matt McClelland, Dan Hock- man. Scott Tucker. Dennis Evans, Ken Ott. Tim Fore, Kevin Morgan, Todd Smith. Jay Sanderson, Robert Nadeau, Mike McCrory, Jeff Paul. 2nd row- Kathy Neely, Regina Suth- erland, Lori Paul, Lanise Vickers, Patti Mar- nie, Gina Ross. Mindy McCaughey. Tanya O'Hare, Kalene Rhodelander, Jioia Romanchuck, Danielle Draper, Chrissa Sullivan, Janet Arth, Kim Veazey. 3rd row- Kim lngolia, Christi Clark, Kristi Melhorn, Jodi Schlicting. Ju- lie Cain. Kayla Rickett, Kelly Simonin, Re- n$ Cooper, Dawn Harman. Michele Short. Freshman Choir: Ist row- Valorie Borland. Patty Carter, Terri Slater, Danielle Ploeger. 2nd row- Shawn Dyer, Rhonda Matthews, Denise Denrow. 5. to m2 y McCaughey. row- Ken Ott, n Morgan. Jeff ip Richardson. nd. Dan Hock- vans, Ken Ott. .dd Smith. Jay Mike McCrory. ly, Regina Suth- ers, Patti Mar- Hare, Kalene luck. Danielle 1et Arth, Kim golia, Christi ichlicting, Ju- ' Simonin, Re- ian, Michele lorie Borland. :er, Danielle Dyer. Rhonda t4 3 l984-5 has been one busy year for Oak Grove's as- sorted choirs. Since Mr. Bob Gessley became director in I983, there's been a noticeable change in the vocal department, one the students, faculty, and community have noticed. Concert Choir, once seen only in con- certs and an occasional school assembly is now seen in places like the Blue Ridge Mall, St. Mary's Hospital, and the Jackson County Jail. Swing Choir is on the road more, too. They frequently sing for the VlP's, and travel with Concert Choir wherever they go. Swing Choir also goes on tour with the Stage Band in the Spring. Fresh- man choir still maintains its role as a training ground; from here comes the much-needed talent that forms the other two choirs. Despite the ups and downs that go with singing for an audience, all the choirs had a great year! Long practice sessions, cooperat- ive spirit, enthusiasm and dedica- tion to cheerleading are a few of the ways one might describe the junior varsity squad. These young ladies attended Universal Cheer- leading Association's summer camp in Columbia, bringing home a vari- ety of ribbon's and spirit awards. AlthOugh they thoroughly enjoyed each of the football games, one of the highlights of the year was being able to share in the excitement and thrills of victory with the girl's bas- ketball team! The JV cheerleaders truly did sparkle-n-shine in '8511 , WW , WYixX e ?wwee ,, i e M70 i w e W e i y f7 ierW hxe f e ezQizWiWr Xe -- x M aw 1y; $.1in g$ 2 ea??xaexiv - x e waaaewe w $ tt h e We -1 i Z?! eW? by; x xx . $ i - zge? i e 4 e x a X? e e M xx e Wye? eh h , e5 r wy iv e eh Z N WWW i we t em W The Freshman squad started off by doing a Super job at the DCA Summer camp in Warrensburg. As a result of their hard work and prac- tice, they led the fantastic Fresh- men fans through football and bas- ketball seasons in fine style. The first big pep rally of their high school years . . the excitement of Homecoming . . . bus rides with the teams and coaches the Christ- mas party and secret pals are among their many memorable mo- ments of this, their Freshman year. 33 00' A. 21141 Christi Clark wwW WM ., ' a q 7 M W M ' ' , Z , Stephanie Richardson Kim Leath 7w, W 1 V Wx a 1 in? Jodi Schlicting Mandy lrwi .. -i- - WFWW i , ,g, I , , i ., . . . W-WVMM.-.4 ...- p... m. - v CHEERLEADING Kristi Melhorn Julie Cain Lenna Storck RAH RAH RAH Make It Happen was exactly what the varsity squad did when they attended the NCA cheerleading camp in Winter Park, Florida! Tears of joy streamed down each face as they recieved blue ribbons each night accepted the spirit stick award to bring home for the 5th year in a row. then found themselves nominated for the Squad of Excellence Award! There were tears of sorrow that were shed as one member of the family had to fly home early . . . missing out on swimming in the Atlantic, the magical kingdom of Disney World, and the fun and Sun on the Florida beaches. Memories of the Varsity squad include their routine to Nothin's Gonna Stop Us Now . . . beating Lexington . . . taking down the cupcake sign at Boonville ..... being undefeated Conference Champs in football the fantastic Homecoming pep rally and festivities revealing Kim leath secret pals . . . getting to know the new basketball coach . . . defeating Odessa in that last regular season game . . . long bus rides with the teams . making it to State Wrestling with IO participants . . . teaching at the little girl workshops . . . and forming friendships tha will last a lifetime. dson Mandy Irwin W??M,fz , fg 4 x6, . ZX? xgwgg , g , 1.x??? z 1 . 38 As the stands fill and the people come in, the I984-85 panthers foot- ball team prepares to put on another fantastic show. Coach Wayne McGinnis, the head football coach, was very spe- cial to the Sr. football players. Scott Tucker made the comment Thanks for being more than a coach and showing me what hap- pens when you set a goal and work to achieve it. John Giffen added Mac has taught me what winning is all about! You are a man who can bring out the best in a person. You've helped me as well as many other people to FOOTBALL build a sense of pride and self-confi- dence. YOu're the GREATEST! Ronny Thornas finished up by saying Thanks a lot for putting Oak Grove on its feet and making our school what it is today . . I've really learned a lot about determination and love from you - you're a very special person to me. , This Panther team was crowned undefeated Con- ference Champs for l984. It's season was cut a bit short of its goal, but still has a great deal to be proud of. The senior players will be leaving their Coach and teammates behind only to go out into the world to MAKE IT HAPPEN! Leanewh Odessa: Boonvilte Row l: Captain Schick, Row 3: Herrington, T. Smith, Row 6: l Dyke. S. Lande Cromer, R. Mc . y . a Row l: Captain; R. Hipsher, 5. Tucker. J. Sanderson, S. Meyers, Row 2: T. Lansford . . Giffin, K. Morgon, D. Evans, R. Thomas, M. Lyndell, D. Schick, Row 3: K. On, M. Baxter, H. Yates. D. Baxter, T. Madsen, G. Taloney, S. Herrington, K. Barnett, Row 4: L. McAllister, A. Samborski, B Herrington, T. Fore. K. Macrander, R. Hayes, D. Fitzgerald, D. Hockman, Row SzJ. McElwin, D. Harms, B. Dutoit, T. Matsen. E. Hall. R. Cervant. T: Smith, Row 6: Manager R. Kelsey, J. McCulloch. P. Robbins, L. Baker. J. Gurney, K. Jenkins, S. Fox, Manager. M. Kelsey, Row 7: B. Finnigan, S. Dyke, S. Landes, J. Carpenter, D, Hulse, S. Smitka. S. Grubb, Row 8: M. Walters, R. Nadeau, B. Hulse. C. Lyndell, K. Waller, J. Creiger, Coaches: C. Cromer, R. McClain, Head Coach W. McGinnis, B. Gaines, G. Pirch. 39 The l984-85 volleyball season was a showcase of winning for the varsi- ty Lady Panthers. Starting off with a victory over the Boonville Pirates, the team went on to capture the M.R.V.C. title, first place at the U.M.K.C. tournament, and second place in districts with an impressive Front Row: Shelly Moore, Dana Huff, Angel Loehr, Karen Philpott, Denise Wright. Second Row: Michele Crevant, Amber Loehr, Wendy Boone, Angie Gordon, Stacey Keeling, Coach: EHen AAassey. Loehr 7; e th L? wwfifw XK; Wee t W WheX whet - t , e i e w e e W; Ate IT WAS AN ACE OF A SEASON record of 2I-4, including only one conference loss and several wins over 4A schools. An extremely pleased coach, Miss Ellen Massey, comments on the accomplishments of her team, I was pleased with the front line pow- er of Boone, Amber Loehr, and Gor- don. I felt Denise Wright, Boone, and Angel Loehr were good playing defense on the back line. To show the success of the team five members received honors. WV .. mu. ...r ..$5rw-A..---u--w - . . - 7w;hw..:ewmwhq.. . - ..,.,...-. . . .. . N ing only one several wins ased coach, omments on -f her team, I rent line pow- ehr, and GOP right, Boone, good playing ine. s of the team d honors. W -Overall Record Conference Rgcord L n M.R.V.C.' COnfi2r,er:l L 1 jU.M.K.C. T6urnqm t, 1' , 9nd5i'n Districtsat Wirrensburg , 4'1 ,. --A,w-meA+-Wmng - m -wwV .. ' Jason goes W 9' X3XXN THE TEAM GROWS WITH A NEW COACH X331, 3335: a 3 y 30w We started off slow but came on as a team and with wins. Our fans finally realized that fact and started turning out in numbers. It's always difficult to accept a losing season but overall we as a team grew from : senior leadership, said Coach Flee- man. We are looking forward to next year. he added. 3 Senior Darrell Burris was high ' scorer for the season, averaging l7.8 ; points per game, He finished the season with 374 points. Darrell also led the team in rebounds with 2l6. Coach Fleeman felt that the last game with Odessa was the season finale and the Panthers showed some character by coming out on f, 921,er 145 H! 8 top. 0,... The varsity finished the season w , ., with a record of 8-l4. They had a X conference record of 3-4. Darrell goes for two, X E N 42 W WW 1 Steve M. and Steve D. hustles to set LgayryellStmggles for another twom things up. lIP MAINS HIMIM A new face of the varsity. $ x xx . MWWW L ' - v 9. g M k for the rebound . . . Steve and Darrell loo Tim hopes to add another point. 43 VARSITY BASKETBALL LOOK OUT FOR Slfl The Oak Grove Girls Basketball team completed its most successful season in school history in l984-85. Not only did the team compile a record of l7 wins and 7 losses, best in school history, but also became MRVC champs for the first time. The Panthers also added the Oak Grove Tourney Championship and District finalist to their accomplishments. The Panthers got off to a great start, winning their first five games. They then lost 3 of their next 4 games before putting together another five game winning streak. The Conference season rolled around and Oak Grove and Kearney had 6-l records in league play. The girls entered distric't play with a record of l5-6. Wins over Bishop Hogan and O'Hara put them in the finals against East. The Panthers season ended there with a hard fOught loss. The win over O'Hara was the biggest of the season. O'Hara was seeded lst in the district and ranked 3rd in the state of Missomi. The success of the season came from hard work and dedication of all the girls. A teams success always lies in the hands of its seniors and Oak Grove had six good V, . 3;: a ,7 DoestiycMheleJnake itLWU u ,t . Z M l ROW l: Staceyh dy Boone, Ang ones: Angel Loehr, Wendy Boone, Stacey Keeling, Phillips.Row Christi Burgess, Carla Pirch, and Jayne Phillips. Their Michella Estra leadership and desire to win set the tempo for the other girls. Angel Loehr led the team in assists for the second straight year. Sophomore Michele Cervant became the teams scoring leader followed by Angel and Amber Loehr. Amber led the team in rebounds, with Cervant and Angie Gordon close behind. Keeling and Boone became solid performers and sophomore Kelly Leath and Gordon became the sparks coming off the bench. Many individual reords fell as Cervant set single game 66 ptsl and single season scoring records. Amber Loehr broke her own season rebounding record. Mi- chele Cervant, Angel Loehr and Amber Loehr were named to The All Conference Team and Cervant tacked on 2nd Team All District to her list of accomplishments. The girls adopted the SOng, llLook Out for M as their theme song for '84-85. They always worked a little harder and always strived for ifl. Never could you count them out, of a game. Their hearts never allowed them to quit. They won the hearts of a lot of Oak Grove fans during a great basketball seaSOn. Seniors: Jane ' Burgess. 44 completed its in I984-85. Not l7 wins and 7 Iecame MRVC Iso added the istrict finalist winning their next 4 games ame winning und and Oak gue play. The of l5-6. Wins in the finals . there with a as the biggest e district and ard work and 55 always lies a had six good acey Keeling, Phillips. Their empo for the 3r the second It became the el and Amber with Cervant g and Boone e Kelly Leath iff the bench. t single game :ords. Amber ; record. Mi- ' Loehr were arvant tacked implishments. it for 9175! as Is worked a Never eculd hearts never ts of a lot of l season. Wilson, Amber Loehr. ROW 3: Shana Note- man. Kelly Leath, Michele Cervant. ROW 4: Coach Brad Gaines. ROW l: Stacey Keeling, Christi Burgess, Wen- dy Boone. Angel Loehr, Carla Pirch, Jayne Phillips. ROW 2: Bessie Phillips, Pam Oliver. Michella Estrada. Angie Gordon, Jeanelle Seniors; Jane Phillips, Carla Pirch, Stacey Keeling, Wendy Boone, Angel Loehr and Christi Burgess. 1W e MMM, VJ ,r ..4 bfmm J- , . .zm-W. 3 X , W, .. n : 6 t ..,Y Pantheylmow theygstgffz, ,, OPPONENT Grain Valley Raymore Peculiar St. Pius X. Higginsville Lexinton Sedalia Smith Cotton Boonville Pleasant Hill Platte County Notre Dame de Sion Richmond Carrollton Kearney Harrisonville Odessa Oak Grove Round Robin Hogan Lincoln Academy Pleasant Hill Kearney Tourney Platte Co. Kearney District 445 Hogan O'Hara K.C. East WE 42 66 64 62 63 58 68 59 47 74 50 47 64 48 47 THEY 30 SI 57 29 43 . 56 43 45 49 SO 52 45 52 33 52 37 SI 55 SI 68 h '2 4 4 Q Q XX .$ xxE xkx e Wmmw 3,1. Harrhbnghli? ' Raw 2: 0M J'Stacer. KfWE Glascow. Mal Manager J, C All the d spitting, and weight for ni finally paid . tlers warme first match. There wer during the once again ference tou and they e the tournam Butler was w qualified te competition The op- Hearnes Ar- sent waves ticipation r. Grove team Each one of to the best . buting to th medals wer light was 0 at II2 lbs., : 9 lbs., John lbs., Mark lbs., Kevin : lbs., and fin in a row. champ at I: efforts, th- .,W,,.,w1:,, ,. M...- - WRESTLING Bak tracer K W ller. J. McElwau ,D R $ . ,. . Glascow, Manager M. Baker. R. Keniap' . SFAnderson. M. Anderson. koach C. Cromer. Manager J. Clark. All the dedication of running. spitting, and not eating just to make weight for nine minutes on the mat, finally paid off as the l984-85 wres- tlers warmed up to wrestle their first match. There were many ups and downs during the season. The Panthers once again hosted the MRVC con- ference tournament. All went well and they ended up placing 3rd in the tournament. The long travel to Butler was worth their while as they qualified ten wrestlers for state competition. The opening ceremony at Hearnes Arena on the MU campus sent waves of excitement and an- ticipation racing through the Oak Grove team as well as the crowd. Each one of our young men wrestled to the best of their ability, all contri- buting to the team score. When the medals were presented, the spot- light was on Matt Lehane, 6th place at 2 lbs., Billy Lewis, 2nd place at II9 lbs., John Griffin, 2nd place at l26 lbs., Mark Lehane, 3rd place at I38 lbs., Kevin Barnett, 5th place at I45 lbs., and finally for the second year in a row, Ronny Thomas, state champ at I67 lbs. Because of their efforts, the Panther team placed third in class lA-2A in the state of Missouri. AlthOugh many fine wrestlers will be leaving the team due to gradu- ation in the spring, Coach Glascow looks forward to the future and hopes to see many championships brought back to Oak Grove High SchooH ,... , .. 7 , I M$-WWD , V ,. A State Champi ,nV 47 The l985 Girls Track Team had an outstanding year, setting new re- cords and taking their power and speed to State. Of the 8 regular meets, Oak Grove came away with all 8 wins. The team then went on to take lst in M.R.V.C. and Districts. The team, as a whole, placed third in the State Meet, but several of the Lady Pan- thers pulled in some excellent standings. Michele Cervant shone all season, setting 5 new school records and taking first place in l00 meter hur- dles and I600 Meter Relay at State. She also brOught in a 2nd place in the 300 Meter Hurdles at State. She ended the season with 448 points and 46 medals. Michele may have led the pack in statistics, but the combined effort of the team was what made the sea- son successful. Besides Cervant, Amber Loehr qualified for State in the Triple Jump and Long Jump. Raegan Staats qualified in the 400, 2000 and I00 meter dashes. Relay teams also qualified for State: I600 Meter Relay Team: Shana Noteman, Kelly Leath, R. Staats and M. Cer- vant. 3200 Meter Relay Team: Mi- chella Estrada, Janine Estrada, An- gel Loehr and Kelly Leath. wWW ?XC 00 ,WM?Z Vim ' XXMtt 1, MMAW vmrm M WU t i S t V; MVWMWMMWWM Team Meml: Opsal, Reag; Michele Cer Janine Estra Noteman, Jii ney. Stacey chella Estrat Angel Loehr. Naranjo, Car Team Members: Annie Lang, Kim Opsal, Reagan Staats Greshmanb Michele Cervant, Danielle Draper. Janine Estrada, Kelly Leath, Shana Noteman, Jill Siemers, Sharon Ta- ney, Stacey WatSOn Sophj; Mi- chella Estrada, Amber Loehr Um; Angel Loehr, Patti Marnie, Consuela Naranjo, Carla Pirch $rJ gmxw I State Qualii Kevin Morg Steve Dyke Tracy Smitl .-7;-q'r ,X :gfzgzgzx, 7 I 77W v77 ,Zn, VARSITY BOYS TRACK , M , , f. ???:if . M 4 . m M u w? -.V..,., - - ,.- VARSITY BOYS TRACK in Track State Qualifiers in Shot in High Jump .IL u a V he. 0 D.. .m h t 6 d e C .Iu p. In .H. m S V; C a .l T Kevin Morgan placed 6th Steve Dyke placed lOth WIM$xS$K$W MX x m 1 W 1' ; State Scores T f Mike Lyndell 80,82:I62 : w Steve Drury 80,79:I59 1 Steve Meyers 92,88:l80 : Shannon Purkey 9l,85:l76 I Chad Lyndell 90,95:l85 :1 1 WM ?WW' g A ,2 g Wm, WWWW y H a x mWW , , Kw W X WWW The State Golf Team Taurn. Scores Ist Willian Jewell lnv. 3a 3rd Heart of America 3rd Bent Oak lnv. Ist Districts 9th at STATE OG 06 OG OG OG OG OG OG OG 06 Scores I72 I72 l35 I68 l85 l6? l58 I60 ISO I70 Richmond Higginsville Lexington Pembroke Carrollton Boonville Lexington Higginsville Boonville Carrollton l97 H 2l9 H I79 H I68 A I75 A I86 A 24l H I89 H I79 H I88 H 1d Vllle 3n ke on on ville on l97 H 2I9 H I79 H I68 A I75 A I86 A 24l H l89 H I79 H I88 H , WWW H L i , MWM nyVwMVVX wmkoO W2 i ?HWWS Row l, B. Hazen, T. Herman, R. Nadeau, M. Walton, S. Jackson, B. Hulse. J. Boyd, C. Lyndell, R. Kemple, D. Duncan. Row 2, Coach G. Pirch, R. Wyman, K. Waller, S. Triplett, W. Anderson, B. Warren, C. Eiseman, A. McAllister. B. Nelson, M. Childs, J. Brooks, S. Grasher, Coach C. Cromer. The l984 freshman players were a distinct pleasure to coach, said Freshman football coach George Pirch. The freshmen learned that if they think positive, work hard, and give their best effort at all times, they can be winners and they were and still are. Since the freshmen had a l-4 season as 8th graders, they obviously exceeded most expecta- tions with their 3-2 winning season. Coach Cromer and I were very pleased with the l984 freshman team. They thought played, and won as a team. I believe that the l984 Freshman have the potential to be a championship team. OPPONEN T Lexington Odessa Truman B Higginsville Richmond Kearney Cancelled OPPONENT KC Southeast Lexington 22 Odessa 20 Ray Pec 43 Higginsville 52 Richmond 38 One valuable lesson the J.V. play- ers learned was to play hard for two halves and to give their best on ev- ery play. Coach Brad Gaines was extreme- ly pleased by their improvements. He feels that as the season pro- gressed they played as a team, only letting two teams score against them. They gave up only two touch- downs. They look like they have great potential as Varsity players. Coach Gaines also expressed that each player was outstanding. Yet. he said that two young men, Steve Smitka and Dave Hulse, had excep- tional seasons on both offence and defence. These young men are going into the off season with the idea of working harder to stay the very best so that the Panthers will keep on coming! l . M Wg WW WW WW X x' W W, W ? ?;a ROW l: R. Staats, J. Parker, P. Oliver. K. Leath, M. Cervant ROW 2: C. Aucutt, J. Estrada, 5. Watson, K. Muir, S. Noteman, ROW 3: S. Lowrey. K. Opsal 56 J.V. BASKETBALL J.V. DOESNT LOOK TOO BAD Grain Valley 'Ray-Pec St. Pius Lexington Smith Cotton Booneville Pleasant Hill Platte City Notre Dame Richmond Carrolton Kearney Harrisonville ROW l: K. Muir, B. Phillips, P. Oiiver, M. Es- trada, J. Wilson, S. Noteman, L. Votaw, ROW 2: R. Staats, S. Lowrey, T. Haler, S. Warrick, A. Dudenhoffer, A. Lang, K. lngolia f Shana and Ki 3: S. Lowrey, K. room The l984-85 freshman boy's bas- ketball teams were made up of many talented players. Bucky 'Hulse was high scorer for the A team with 7 points for the year. For the B team, Scott Triplett was high man with 47 points. The toughest game for the fresh- man basketball teams were War- rensburg, Odessa, and Raymore-Pe- euliar. The A team ended the sea- son with a record of 6-6. The B team ended the season with a re- cord of 3-7. The freshman gave IOOT, and improved as the season progressed. l was prOud to be the coach of these fine young men. said Coach George Pirch. , 4N . f 6had gets realiy to drive v45le Kurt sets the screen. 2 But ywrelaxes E Where's the ball? 5A Team Oak Grove 50 Oak Grove 35 Oak Grove 25 Odessa 47 4 Oak Grove 67 Oak Grove 49 Grain Valley l8 Oak Grove 42 Oak Grove 4! Lexington 30 Oak Grove 45 Oak Grove 2I St. Mary's 36 Oak Grove 38 Oak Grove 53 Harrisonville 49 Oak Grove 6I Oak Grove 42 Higginsville 46 Oak Grove 45 Oak Grove 35 Kearney 47 Oak Grove 53 Oak Grove 42 Odessa 50 Oak Grove 49 Oak Grove 35 Richmond 20 Oak Grove 47 Oak Grove 48 Harrisonville l7 Oak Grove 70 Oak Grove 38 Warrensburg 59 l Oak Grove 55 Oak Grove 57 Ray-Pec 50 Oak Grove 39 Oak Grove 43 B Team I Oak Grove IO Odessa 35 Oak Grove IO Grain Valley II Oak Grove 24 Lexingmn l7 Oak Grove 3l Higginsville 20 Oak Grove 3 Kearney I6 Oak Grove 29 Odessa 42 Oak Grove 22 Richmond l9 Oak Grove 2I Harrisonville 3l Oak Grove l6 Warrensburg 38 Oak Grove 28 Ray-Pec 5l Brian car Randy has an urge to pass the ball Oak Grove Grain Valley Oak Grove 35 St. Mary's 38 lley 3:; Oak Grove 67 KC. yBarstow 27 Oak Grove 42 Higginswlle 55 , 30 Oak Grove 45 Pembroke Hill 29 Sille :3 Oak Grove 38 Lexington 39 ille 46 Oak Grove 6l Platte County 49 Oak Grove 45 Boonville 33 47 Oak Grove 53 Butler 27 50 Oak Grove 49 Carrollton 4s ille 1:? Oak Grove 47 Kearney 43 Oak Grove 70 Pleasant Hill 38 urg 59 Oak Grove 55 Richmond GI 50 Oak Grove 39 Harrisonville 54 Oak Grove 43 Odessa 55 35 alley II n I7 ille 20 '6 NW ENWXNeVWzWWWW 42 3333 'They're a good group of young d1 '9 men and most of the time they 3:33:11: 338' , played hard. They did what I asked 4 5, of them, and they show a promising future. I enjoyed the season. said ? Coach Randy McClain. 3 The junior varsity team was led by junior, Dwayne Moore. He aver- aged l4.6 points per game with a total amount of 2l9 points for the season. According to Coach McClain, the junior varsity needed to be more aggressive offensively. .543 3 3 ' ' 7 , The teams final record was 9-6. 33 w .1 3 . c; e: '3 g ,1 L 35 w '3 32.; Brian carefully aims for the shot. yass the ball J3 3?. 9 mktglves all he has to w'rnjhe 9.: a 3- lump, ., . 1 Brian looks thingsydx- 7H? y X MWMMMV, I ' mmyw xxxx $ mwmmwmxxWWNV $$$$$thwa awwwy $$vame xw . mm ; xQxwamNme wwwuammwskx gm,- M W? xx Vt. g I I T C A ART CLUB EAT YOUR HEART OUT, PICASSO! The Art Club had a very busy year. First year sponsor, Stephanie Gentsch and her estimated twenty followers have done everything from printing to partying. It all started in October with the bake sale at Thriftway. They then de- signed the NHS calendars and their own club shirts. Currently they are planning a trip to St. Louis. Funds are coming from their sales of M 8 M's, nuts, and Christmas ornaments. Miss Gentsch summed it all up with this comment. I have had a super year! The stu- dents and their families, and the faculty of OGHS have been very supportive and interested in our ac- tivities. Top left: Amy Smith, Dana Huff, Mandy lr- win, Kim Lath iPresJ, Miss Gentsch, Bryan Fox tSecJTresJ, Kathy ldeker Nice PresJ. Second: Kelly Hutchens, Brad Resch, Doobie Williams, Vicki Richardson, Joyce Hale, Mi- chelle Bailey, Beth Stubbs. Third: Stephen Ly- ons. Richard Moore, John Galler. Mark Le- hane, Andy Lowrey, Karla Thomas. Far left: Stacey Kaufman and Brad Nelson enjoy a day of digging through Miss Gentsch's graded papers. Middle: The 4th hour art class decides to go for a group effort on the class project. Below: Katie Rich works diligently. 64 Bottom row left to right: Miss Gentsch, J. Bake, L. Dennis, M. Lehane, P. Holtezeder, L. Vickers, C. Naranjo, Mrs. McElwain, Christi Burgess, Second row: T. Booker, L. Votaw, D. Arnold, M. Short, M. Emery, 6. George, P. Marnie, 6. Ross, T. Bowman, L Hoogakker, Third row: T. Carpenter, M. Lehane, M. Hazelrigg, M. Schieber, A. Gialde, C. Sullivan, P. Hughesx, E. Giffin, K. Ideker, T. Parish, Top row: L. Schieber, C. Taloney, J. Bentley, K. Kohler, J. McElwain, D. Kohler. J. Towsley, H. Valentine, T. MMMWMMM x h w, l i w v I l ' ome, , imW WWW w Leach, C. DeBlase. The American Field Service tAFSh Pro- vides an excellent chance for students from other countries to see and exper- ience places and Cultures different from their own. Some of the activities that AFS sponsors during the year include a year long student exchange, a fall hayride, a short term exchange, and two main fund raisers: the Spaghetti Dinner and helping the adult AFS chapter sell Christmas green- ery. ' I never really understood what AFS was all about until I talked to Gisela tshort-term studeno. That is when you realize yOur capacity for learning, and how little we actually know about other nationalities, says student Michele Short. He looks at things differently: politics the disapproves of Reagan's policies; he likes a wider selection of music, he looks at drinking as just something to socialize in- stead of to party with. Peter's country is probably more informed on American poli- tics than we are, or at least see things differently than we do, Mark Lehane said of AFS brother, Peter Holtezeder. H ,t-..,A -.-..44 1. McElwain. Bowman, L. Giffin, K. 'alentine, T. ize your little we 1alities, : politics :iesL he rlooks at ialize in- auntry is can poli- 8 things ane said 'i'. l ' ' v - in: , ; WWW-. -.I .. .,..- .7 Wt . ' V n t , t ?! ' I us - , 1 WW , . WM! skills. Kim practices pass writing Bottom Row L to R, Karla Johnson, Kim Kramer, Kim Leath, Teri Parish, Dana Huff, Mandy Irwin, Karen Philpott. Top Row L to R Stacey Keeling, Steve Meyers, Wendy Boone, Roger Hipsher, Leah Webber, Chip Richard- son Diligey ,h 4; WILLI Every ye students w their hand: that there beconung work in th ning mess where their ers may gra sic classes, end of the warded fOI with a lunc Like lots of be exciting come an in Cadets ft Carpenter, Garnier, SI Short, Mi Miesner, Ki Traci Mell Greg Geor Johnson, Kim ish, Dana Huff. Top Row L to R , Wendy Boone, ', Chip Richard- ,hcr work i CADETS WILLING AND ABLE CADETS FOR HIRE Every year there are always some students with some spare time on their hands. Many have found out that there are a lot of benefits in becoming a cadet. Some cadets work in the library or office, run- ning messages and picking up where their bosses leave off. Oth- ers may grade papers. help with mu- sic classes, or paint signs. At the end of the year, volunteers are re- warded for their time and effort with a luncheon in the study hall. Like lots of jobs, it may not always be exciting, but cadeting has be- come an important part of OGHS. Cadets for the year are: Jimmy Carpenter, Kevin Morgan, Steve Garnier, Stacey Keeling, Michele Short, Michelle Mathews, Sue Miesner, Kim Leath, Vicki Scofield, Traci Melm, Mickey McFaddin, Greg George, Roger Hipsher, Shelly Shana Noteman a work on Yearbook Kes. Moore, Jay Sanderson, Steve Meyers, Dawn Evens, Lanise Vickers, Joia Romanchck, Dana Huff, Mandy Irwin, Kryle Mar- crander, Tiffany Booker, Steve Dyke, Chip Richardson, Cherie Au- cutt, Beth Stubbs, Terri Stacer, Ken Ott, Dennis Evens, Shana Noteman, Gina Ross, Leah Webber, Jenny Jen- kins, Patti Marnie, Michele Cervant, Mark Stacer, Dennis Evans, Sharon Tanney, Denise Wright, Kathy ldeker, Angel Loehr, Carla Pirch, Mi- chella Estrada, Jayne Phillips, Holly Daniels, Christy Feagans, Dwayne Moore, Christi Burgess, Teri Parish, Wendy Boone, Karen Philpott, Dave Hulse, Karla Johnson, Kim Kramer, Connie Taloney, Tina Thorne, Kim Veazy, Lance Simon, Doug Strick- land, Tim Lansford, Amy Lewis, Tanya O'Hare, Jeff Russell, Scott Tucker and Mark Shonkwiler. WWXVM a .4 I l '4. WW Wilhw Wu MMWW Front Row: Jeanelle Wilson, Holly Valentine, Jim Gurney, Dennis Evans, Scott Tucker, Wendy Bone, Tim Fore, Kim Leath, Susan Barkus, Terri Parish, Carla Pirch. Row Two: Angie Gordon, Denise Wright, Larry Baker, Amber Loehr, Stacey Keeling, Kim Kramer, Gina Ross, Shelly Moore. Dana Huff. Karla Johnson, Kelly leath, Michele Cervant. Row Three: Mike Baiter, Angel Loehr. Christy Burgess, Mandy Irwin, Jayne Phillips, Rogei' Hipsher. Bessie Phillips, Jason Sanderson. Brad Dutoit, Lyric Votaw, Jeanine Estrada, Kristi Melhorn. Row Four: Tim Lansford, Ke- vin Morgan, Dave Hulse, Steve Landes, Ke- vin Jenkins, Coach Mac. Coach Gaines. Todd Smith, Rex Hayes, Brian Herrington, Pam Oliver. Janet Parker. Reagan Staats. WWW The symbol FCA stands for Fel- - lowship of Christian Athletes. This group was formed to involve student athletes in Christianity. This also helps them know how it 3 affects their lives. You don't have to be an athlete to be in FCA, anyone can join. FCA have huddle meetings at various homes and discuss various sub- jects. 2g; Kaylas of the ny. ' ' ' ' , ' ' ' V-' ' ,. w - , i i , , . , 7-...g-nzdiswwmev- -,,V,.....-. -7 , 7. :ands for Fel- m Athletes. ed to involve Christianity. k h , . Bottom row left to right: T. Smith, P. Kilgore, J. Sander- Being a member of National Hon- now ow 5t son, S. Moore, K. Kramer, H. Yates.A.S!11IFh. Second'row: or Society UqHQ is considered to be You dont J.Bentley,J.Clarke,R.Stephens.C.Griffin,L.DennIs,C. . . ate to be in Naranjo, S. Martens. Top row: B. Phillips, B. Grace, R. an honor I the h'ghQSt degree' n FCA have Porter,P.Holtezeder,L.Vickers,K.Ricket,C.Morgan,K. Members of the student body are ' Dowell. inducted into NHS based on the at various variOus Sub- qualities of leadership, character, scholarship, and service. Students must also have a grade point aver- age of 3.50 before induction, as well as, after becoming a member. NHS this year was sponsored by Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. Dowell. ns require Mrs tjy awaits the start W 'y Cherie listens in. of the NH- dugtign, ny. Q Efason finds th : : studying. 69 ... ..........h... ..--... ....-.-1.-.. ....-..... --..-..-..7-.-.. .. m....-.... .7.---.7.-- . .-- -.--.-.. ....... A............ 7 . - 0. , JV . V WWW; f? ROW l: H. Daniels, A. Smith, G. Ross, K. Kramer, Sec.: D. Evans, VP: J. Phillips, Sponsor: 5. Alexander, Pres.: S. Poindexter, Treas.: T. O'Hare, K. ldecker, C. Sullivan, S. Marten, ROW 2: J. Johnston, R. Bradley, C. Taloney, L. Steuve, K. Russell, P. Hughes, B. Stubbs. J. Walker, R. Wood, B. Giffin, A. Tiedmen, ROW 3: T. Woolery, D. Mason, T. Booker, P. Carter, A. Gialde, L. Simon, J. Barlow. C. i Cakes, K. Baer, S. Dyer, T. Carpenter, K. Alverez, ROW 4: C. Deblase, M. Hazelrigg, V. Borland, M. Shieber, T. Stacer, M. lnfranca, C. Nebgen, L. Shieber, P. Marnie, L. Webber BACK ROW: L. Blair, C. Clark. S. Richardson, L. Stork, K. Melhorn, J. Schlichting, J. 'Cain. M. Irwin, T. Parish, K. Leath. Am 1 sexy or; wha 70 er, Treas.: B. Stubbs. tarlow, C. lnfranca. chting, J. - $. mw1. W -..,,,.a ..,.,.exx-r-.-EW 7A W wh XW; 2 ea $2 a SHOW YOUR SPIRITII The active members of Pep Club support- ed the athletic events to the best of their ability. They did an excellent job at prepar- ing and presenting the Homecoming Pep ral- ly. A few of the girls also made a float for the parade. The Panther Pac sponsored the hos- pitality room for the MRVC Conference wrestling tournament. The Christmas party was held at the First Baptist Church where all the girls found out who their Secret Santa was. Everyone ex- changed gifts and had a super time. The year was brought to an end with the Panther Pac get together at which time they enjoyed lots of good snacks, memories of the year, and certain awards were given to special girls. 71 Coach Wayne McGinnis is the head honcho of Iron Club. Iron club has nine levels of excellence. If one of these levels is reached by an ath- lete, he may be in Iron Club. The levels are 200 pound incline, 500 pound hip press, 200 pound bench press, good arms, good legs, great arms, great legs, l,000 p0und bench and hips, 500 pound bench and in- cline. When Coach Mac was asked Why arenit there any girls in Iron Club? he answered Any athlete is eligible for Iron Club. The reason there aren't any girls in it is because they haven't reached a level of ex- cellence. The main goal that is try- ing to be accomplished in Iron Club is to make athletes try to reach a standard of excellence. MASSIVE yd ,iXxxW ; x ,m? ington concentr 72 . Aykmwa.mwwwm , vvqeawu. w - --;-. wv' WtW,WWe---7ywi.wmnr.mtw-.h. .. -. ,mee -- , DRINKING CAN KILL A FRIENDSHIP SADD, Students Against Driving Drunk, is a new organization at OGHS this year. Sophomore Traci Melm, with the help of Mrs. Jean Jones, president of Mothers Against Drunk Driving, developed the program. Miss Melm was in- volved with SADD at another school she attended. The main objective of SADD is to promote student awareness of the hazards of driving drunk. This year the OGHS chapter sponsored an as- sembly, attended many meetings, and always had the halls decorated with informative posters. Above left: .Chip Richardson. Lisa Stueve, Kelli Majors, Crissy Feagans, Traci Melm tPresJ, Jodi lwaniszyn Wice PresJ, Troy Hipsher. Second: Chuck Atkins, Mike Baxter, Wendy Boone. Kevin Morgan. HoDon Yates, Jana Bentley, Connie Taloney. Third: Kim Leath, Ron Thomas, Herb Neer, Steve Drury, Greg Taloney, Lori Dyer, Johnna Keller, Fourth: Greg George, Muffy Smith, Robyn Stephens, Mandy Irwin, Dana Huff, Teri Par- ish. Mindy McCaughey. Left: SADD members Traci Melm, Connie Ta- loney, and Troy Hipsher. 73 . ,- -e.,,-..... a.-AW-s.... w... Front Row: Jerry Clarke, Johnna Keller, Karl Newlin, Elizabeth Giffin, Mindy McCaughey. Middle Row: Christy Feagans, Jodi lwaniszyn, Eddie Neer, Michelle Cooper. Jason Towsley. Top Row: Jana Bently, Regina Southerland, Julie Johnston, Lori Paul. Michele Short. David Feag Jodi lwanis Julie Johns Mindy MCI Directed b k 0' ,, What a lovely inn keeper! From the one act. Angels Don't Marry. FALL PLAY: LUXURY CRUISE David Feagans Shields Jodi lwaniszyn Crissy Feagans Juiie Johnston Karl Newland Mindy McCaughey Jason Towsley Directed by: Mrs. Mary Ann Regina Southerland it's? r f 'sgwl 1. 4w 3? 4V , Mwafwrh : 433$; Th4 mm. M' the one act. CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN David Feagans Mary Ann Shields Lori Paul Vicki Vanmeter Julie Johnston Elizabeth Giffin Mindy McCaughey Shannon Smith Michele Short Eric Holbert Crissy Feagans John Coleman Scott Kelley Jodi lwaniszyn Karl Newlin Jess Hook Directed by: Mrs. Lisa Stueve BORGY'S BABES Future Homemakers of America is an organization that is a part of Home Economics classes. It's pur- pose is to help students in the areas of personal growth, family life, vo- cational preparation, and communi- ty involvement. F.H.A. helps students to build a better self-concept, practice theor- ies learned in Home-Ec, understand themselves and others, and become better citizens. Above right- F.H.A. members are: iFirso Brad Aliff. Brian Barnett, Lee McAllister. Troy Hipsher, Brian Harrington, Roger Hipsher, Angel Loehr, Denise Wright, Carla Pirch. Greg George, Sherrie Poindexter, Mrs. Borgstadt. iSecondi Jimmy DeSchepper, Bil- lie Muir. Michele Cervant, Bess Phillips, Lenna Storck, Patti Marnie, Gina Ross, Tiffa- ny Booker, Tina Slater, Danielle Ploeger, Greg Taloney, Steve Di'ury. iThirdi Geneva Bigler, Candy Porter. Shannon Cothran, Anna Coth- ran, Val Borland, Steph Richardson, Kathy ldeker, Laurie Dennis, Caralynn Griffin, Kav ren Costigan, Anni Cooper, Julie Sims, Jeanie South, Lori Dyer. iFourthi Lori Greenway. Leah Webber, Christy Burris, Laura Neitzert, Terri Woolery, Holly Mueller, Dawn Evans, Johnna Keller, William Wood. Sabrina Turner, Carrie Bennett. Kalene Rhodelander. Tanya O'Hare, Rhonda Brewer. iFifthi Heather Jones, Ronnie Culp, Dennis Williams. Amy Ro- manchuk, Beth Groves. Tammy Bestafka, Beth Stubbs, Julie Johnston, Terri Stacer. Ma- qual lnfranca. Lisa Gregg, Tammy Woods, Raegan Staats, Alesha McCallister. Right- Family Relations class poses on the set of their mock wedding. Below- Rita Wood rev laxes with her bundle of joy. Below right- Seventh hour Home-Ec. raps with Mrs. Borg- stadt. MA MP ... A.- ,,..,L.,-fw v. W W-HMWv;-fw'-;;d:ngxr.m-nnm-w t ... ......-- .7 STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT LEADERSHIP The l984-85 Student Council had an extremely busy year. Under the leadership of Scott Tucker and Greg George, the organization tackled sach events as sponsoring the Christmas and Sadie Hawkins dances, the annual exchange visit, and a computer dating service. Top left- Grono Shelly Moore, Jay Sander- son, Kim Kramer Secretary; Greg George Nice PresidenO, Scott Tucker Wresideno, Roger Hipsher Ureasurery Wendy Boone. Steve Meyers, Bucky Hulse, Mr. Pirch Spon- sor; Geconm David Wallace, Bess Phillips, Terry Madsen, Tim Fore, Christi Burgess. Su- san Barkus, Teri Parish. Steve Smitka. Kevin Jenkins, Todd Smith, Randy Nadeau. Uhir$ Debbie Ault, Chris McLennan, Sherrie Poin- dexter, Lanise Vickers. Kayla Rickett, Tammy Woods, Melanie Hazelrigg, Roschelle Gosling, Bryan Fox, Kharlene Liljegren, Cherie Aucutt, Jennifer Reader, Maqual In- franca. Left- Officers President Scott Tucker and Vice-President Greg George. Bottom left- Jay Sanderson demonstrates the lighter side of StuCo meetings. Below- Coach Pirch takes a breather. 77 Left to right. Front row: Teri Parish, Steve Meyers, Jason Sanderson, Susan Barkus. Christi Burgess, HoDon Yates, Dave Lande, sponsor. Middle row: John Bentley, Gina Ross, Kim Kramer, Shelly Moore, Ron Thomas Tim Lansford, Steve Garnier. Top row: Amy Smith, Caralyn Griffin, Robyn Stephens. Jer- ry Clarke, Phillip Kilgore. Kyle Macrander. A F I Math Club - not just two plus two! , It is an organization that endeavors to explain higher forms of math- ematics not covered in the every- day school courses. Two requirements must be met before anyone is allowed entrance into the club: a 3.00 grade average , in both math and science, as well as a desire to learn more abouticom- puters, math and science. A major ingredient to a prominent math club is a conscientious student, stated Mr. Dave Lande. Math Club Officers President: Hody Yates Vice-Pres.: Ronny Thomas R Sec; Tim Madsen Treas.: John Bentley Stu-Co.: Susan Barkus 78 ,z W MM WxMWMJIszMMrmy x14 11W 2 Dave is her 5 ates Thomas Deb and Chrisser show their darkroom expertise. US VOCATIONAL WORK STUDY EXTRA HELP-EXTRA GAIN Some students need extra help with studies. Mrs. Jenny Hosch pro- vides the special attention these students require to be competitive in the job market. A more intense coverage of the basics helps kids gain important learning skills and a feeling of accomplishment. Studies are basically the same as far as oth- er classes, but with more individual attention, and more slowly paced for better understanding. The em- phasis is on daily work, rather than testing. Mrs. Hosch praises her stu- dents: they're really hard work- ,1 ers. wat V , , NWW e 80 1 m Wxgww . f gm f Haz Above- Matt ' Right- Freshm Bryan Fox 6n Presiden0. Woods Grudel Melanie Hulse W'ice P r. Gail em Cour 50H, k'Stlud Above- Matt Childs lounges around. Right- Freshmen Class Officers are: Grono Bryan Fox Student CounciD, Randy Nadeau Wresideno, Maqual lnfranca Gecretaryl Melanie Hazelrigg Ureasurery Tammy Woods Student Council RepJ; QaCD Bucky Hulse Wice Presideno, Mr. Cromer Gpon- sorL Mr. Gaines Gponsory David Wallace Student Council RepJ. Brad Aliff Kim Alvarez Scott Anderson Warren Anderson Kelly Ashby Kristi Baer Geneva Bigler Julie Bishoff Tiffany Booker Valori Borland Jeff Boyd Sherrie Breedlove Mike Brown Tracy Caraway Terri Carpenter Bobby Carson Patty Carter Dale Childs Michelle Cooper Michelle Costigan Anna Cothran Christina DeBlase Jimmy DeSchepper Jannie Downing Tim Draper David Duncan Shawn Dyer 1 Chad Eiseman Aaron Elam Rick Elliott Carrie Follis Bryan Fox Raymond Frampton Jeff Franzeskos Lisa Garlitch Angela Gialde Elizabeth Giffin Scott Grasher Lisa Gregg Beth Groves Joyce Hale Tina Haler Melanie Hazelrigg Brad Hazen Todd Herman 85 . $43 xxx??? i Brian Johnson Jeffery Jones Stacey Kaufman Ricky Kelsey Richie Kemple a c n 3 rl f m a u a. m Jason Herman Michele High Jess Hook Bucky Hulse Kris Hutchings Chad Iceman Michael ldeker Shane Jackson Floyd Jennings Chad Kennell Kurt Kohler . 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ALDRICH JOSEPH REID ALDRICH DIANE ELIZABETH ARNOLD Marching Band 9.l0,ll,l2; Concert Band 9,l0,ll.l2; Pep Band 9,IO; Stage Band l0,ll,l2; Panther Pak IO; Yearbook ll; AFS l2; Swing Choir l2; LAVONA ANN ASHLEY Special Olympics-Spring Games 050 l0.ll.l2; Fine Arts Festival 050 ll; Perfect Attendance Award ll; SUSAN ELIZABETH BARKUS Orange and Black Scrimmage Queen ll; Christmas Queen l2; Sadie Hawkins Queen candidate 9; FCA 9,IO,II,I2 Uresh Panther Pak 9,IO.II; JV Cheerleader ll; Concert Band I0,Il,l2; Marching Band 9,l0,ll,l2; Student Council l2; Basketball 9,IO; Track 9,l0; Math Club l2 GluCo. Rem; ANNA BARLUND KEVIN RAY BARNETT Football 9.l0.ll,l2; Honorable Mention Defen- sive Guard; Wrestling 9,IO.II,I2; Fifth in State- I45 lb; Iron Club 9,IO.II,I2; Math Club l2; NHS lO.lI,l2: Student Council l2; DAVID MATTHEW BAXTER Football 9.IO,II.I2; Honorable Mention Offen- sive Guard; Wrestling 9.IO.II; Iron Club I0,Il,l2; Math Club I;2 NHS IO,II.D; Who's Who Among American High School Students; - MICHAEL BAXTER Football 9.l0,l2; Basketball 9,I0; Iron Club 9.l0,ll,l2; Choir 9.10, Deca ll: FCA l2; Prom King candidate l2; SHANNON LYNN BELL Art Club I0,ll,l2; Deca ILD; Rap Committee l0. FHA l0. Yearbook ll; Newspaper l0. Cadet Teacher l2; Christmas Queen candidate IO; PAULA RENE BENEFIEL Special Olympics-Spring Games 050 9,10, .12; Fine Arts Festival 05$ ll; JOHN ROBERT BENTLEY TAMMY LYNN BESTAFKA JONATHAN LYN BIGLER Deca ll. WENDY LEIGH BOONE Marching Band 9,IO.II; Concert Band 9,l0,ll; Basketball 9,l0,ll,l2; Pep Band 9; Panther Pak 9,IO,II; Track 9; Fresh Choir 9; Concert Choir ll; Volleyball 9,I0,ll,l2 Girst Team All Confer- ence; Football Statistician l2; FCA 9J0. Wice-Presx l2 Wresx Office Worker l0,ll,l2; Cadet Teacher 9; Christmas Queen Candi- date ll; Student Council l2; Prom Queen Can- didate l2; Student Advisory Committee I2; Pom Squad ll; Who's Who Among American High School Students ll. THERESA GAIL BOWMAN Who's Who Among American High School Students; Panther Pak ll; AFS I2; FHA I2; Choir l2. CHRISTINE EILEEN BURGESS Basketball 9,IO,II,I2; High Honor Roll 9,IO,II.I2; Panther Pak 9 GEO: Track 9; Band 9.I0; Stu- dent of the Quarter l0,ll; Basketball Cinema- tographer ll; Sadie Hawkins Queen Candi- date ll; Student Council l2; Orange and Black Scrimmage Queen l2; Football Statistician l2; AFS l2; Math Club l2; FCA 9,l0,ll,l2; Rap Com- mittee l0. DARRELL DUANE BURRIS Basketball 9.l0.ll.l2; Deca ILD; lronClub 9,IO,II. 112 .,...,...-h..v ,. . , ,. . -,,. V, Mwavv aw m-a-sri V-WW 7 , 77 ' , . fmmowwwa,-u.-.-$w..H JAMES ROBERT CARPENTER FCA 9,IO; Football l0; Track 9; Concert Choir IO,II; Swing Choir l0,ll; Golf II,I2. JERRY MATHEW CLARKE ALAN DALE CLINE Football 9, ; Track 9, Wrestling IO. LISA RENA COOPER Panther Pak IO; FHA l0; Cadet Teacher IO.II; Concert Choir ILI2; Deca ILD. ROSSANN CAROL DECKARD Pom Squad II; Track 9; Panther Pak ll, I2. LAUREL LYNN DENNIS AFS 9,IO Sec; ll,l2 GedTresy NHS lO,ll,l2; Drama 9.l0,ll; Panther Pak 9J0; Spanish Club 9; FHA l2; Cadet Teacher IO,II; Yearbook I2. 113 STEVEN GEORGE DRURY Football 9. Golf 9,IO,ll,l2. Art Club 9J0. Deca ll. DENNIS ALLAN EVANS Football 9,l0.ll,l2. Honorable Mention Defen- sive Tackle. Iron Club 9.l0,ll,l2. Cadet Teach- er 9,l0,ll,l2. Concert Band 9,l0.ll,l2. Stage Band lO,ll,l2. Frosh. Choir. Concert Choir IO.II.I2. Swing Choir l0.ll.l2. Student Advisory l2. Track 9,l0,ll.l2. Wrestling l2. FCA 9,l0,ll,l2. DAVID WAYNE FEAGANS National Achievement Academy ll. Yearbook l2. Drama l2. ROBERT L. FREED TAMMY ANN GARATE Panther Pak 9.IO,II. Art Club l2. Deca ll. STEVEN MICHAEL GARNIER Track 9. Cadet Teacher ll,l2. Citizenship Award ll. JSES l2. 114 WWW ......-,-- --..-; - .Mw - , v WV. . w.nwww-- -73 .5.3,-4.:,.$ - a W H:' JI-M i .;,.'y4q- W.v-.,...--... .,.' . ,, GREGORY ALAN GEORGE Football 9.IO,II. Art Club l0,ll. AFS l0,l2. Student Council l2 Wice PresJ. Sadie Hawkins King Candidate IO. Concert Choir IOJI. Frosh. Choir. Yearbook Il,l2. Gditorl Newspaper I2. Wrap Committee I0. Drama 9,IO. FHA l2. Ca- det Teacher l0,l2. FCA l0,ll. Panther Pak IO,II. NHS II. thS Who ll. Yearbook King l2. Swing Choir IO,II. JOHN RUSSELL GIFFIN Football ll,l2. Most Unselfish Panther Award l2. Honorable Mention Defensive Back l2. Wrestling ll,l2. Second in State I26 lbs. I2. Iron Club ll. Prom King Candidate l2. FHA l2 CARALYN MAE GRIFFIN Panther Pak IO. FHA l2. NHS ll.l2. Math Club l2 JEFFREY SCOTT HALL Second in State Gpanism IO. VoTech ll,l2. DAWN MARIE HARMAN Panther Pak 9,IO,II. Cheerleader 9,IO. Track IO,II. Art Club 9, . Student Council IO. Band 9. Choir l2. FHA l0.l2. USA ANN HAYLOCK Panther Pak 9. Deca ll,l2. 115 STACEY EARL HERRINGTON Football 9;IO.II,I2, All Conference, All District. Basketball 9; Track l0,ll; Iron Club l0.ll,l2, ROGER DAVID HIPSHER Football 9,l0,ll,l2; Basketball 9; Werstling lO,ll,l2; State Qualifier Il,l2; FCA 9,lO,ll,l2; Track 9,IO,II; Office Worker I2; Iron Club IO,II,I2; Deca l2; Prom King candidate l2; Christmas King candidates, l0; Student Coun- cil, Treasurer, Senior Class Rep. All Confer- ,ence Honorable Mention ll, Defensive Tackle, l2, Offensive Tackle. LESLIE; HOOGAKKER PETER KLAUS JOSEPH HORLEZEDER AFS l2; NHS I2; Track II; Cadet l2. DANA LYNN HUFF Pep Band 9; Track 9; StuCo 9; Homecoming Princess 9; Office worker ILD Cadet 9,IO; Concert Choir II, Volleyball 9,l0,ll,l2, Capt. First Team All Conference l0; Marching Band 9,IO,II.l2; Concert Band 9,l0,ll.l2; FCA 9,l0,ll,l2; Art Club I2; Clarinet Choir 9; Mixed Ensemble l2. Clarinet Quartet 9; Homecoming Queen l2. KATHERINE MARIA IDEKER Panther Pak II.I2, AFS I2, Art Club WW, II, Deca ll, Cadet Teacher. W MANDY RACHELLE IRWIN Track 9, FCA 9,IO,II,I2, Drama 9, Clarinet 9Choir IO,II, Marching Band 9,II.II, Concert Band 9.IO,II, Panther Pak 9,IO,II,I2, Megaphone Mouth IO, Cheerleader IO Kapm. Il,l2, Con- cert Choir II, Cadet ll. Art Club B. Office worker l2, Sadie Hawkins Candidate IO, Prom Queen Candidate l2. JENNIFER LYNN JENKINS Panther Pak 9,IO.II, Cadet lO,ll.I2, AFS IO,II. Deca ll. KARLA RAE JOHNSON Track 9,l0,ll, Band 9,l0,ll.l2, FCA Il,l2, Football Statistician 9,IO, Cadet Teacher IO, Office worker 99, II, Panther Pak 9J0, Student Advi- sory Committee IO. Wrestling Trainer ll, Track Trainer ll, Football Trainer II,I2, Volley- ball Trainer l2, Homecoming Princess ll. SHEILA SUE JOHNSON Panther Pak 9,l0,ll,l2, Cadet Teacher 9.IO. Deca ll. KAREN LEE JURA STACEY DEANNE KEELING Volleyball 9,l0.ll,l2, Basketball 9.IO.II.I2. Kath, FCA 9,l0,ll.12, Office worker I2, Ca- det ll. Yearbook Queen l2, Football Trainer IO.II,I2. MICHAEL LYNN KELSEY , ZWM Football 9,IO Basketball 9J0 Football Manager ll,l2 Basketball Manager II PHILLIP SCOTT KIGORE . NHS l0,ll,l2, District Band ll,l2 Drama 9,IO XZW Marching Band 9,lO,ll,l2 Concert Band w 9,IO,II,I2 Cadet Teaching 9,l0,ll Art Club ll Math Club l2 Stage Band lO,ll,l2 Pep Band l0,ll,l2 Conference Band ,0 Science Fiction Club 9J0 Academic Bowl ll KIMATHY LEA KRAMER Ma. ,-hing Band 9,l0,ll,l2 Drum Major I2 Pep Band 9J0 Concert Band 9,l0,ll,l2 Panther Pak Wg 9,IO,ll,l2 Pep Committee 9J0 Student Adviso- W ry Committee ll Cadet Teaching IO Clarinet Wxg Choir 9,l0,ll Yearbook Princess 9,IO,II Class Secretary 9 Class Pres-dent IO,II Class Stu- dent Council Representative l2 FCA l0,ll.l2 NHS l0.ll,l2 Volleyball Statistician lO,ll,l2 JV Cheerleader IO Student Council lO,ll,l2 Swing Choir ll,l2 Stage Band Il,l2 Yearbook ll Office Worker l2 Prom Queen Candidate l2 TIMOTHY EDWARD LANSFORD Football 9,IO.II,I2; Honorable Mention Offen- sive Tackle; Basketball 9,l0,ll.l2; Track 9,l0,ll,l2; Golf IO,II; Iron Club 9,lO,ll,l2 Math Club l2; Citizenship Award l0; Who's Who Among American HS Students; Yearbook 4g, ' King Candidate l2. KIMBRLY ELAINE LEATH NHS l2; Student Council 9.IO,II; Class Secre- tary IO; Art Club l2; Orange and Black Scrim- mage' Queen Candidate 9; Homecoming Queen Candidate l2; Winter Sports Queen Candidate 9; Office Worker I2; Cadet Teach- er 9,IO,II; Panther Pak 9,l0.ll,l2; Cheerleader 9,IO,II.I2; Marching Band 9.IO.II; Concert Band 9,IO,II; Track 9, ; FCA 9,IO,II,I2; MARK ALAN LEHANE Wrestling 9,l0.ll.l2; AFS I2; Art Club l2; Year- ' book I2; AMY DENISE LEWIS ANGELA MARIE LOEHR Volleyball 9,IO,II.I2 Kapth Honorable Mention Second Team All Conference Basketball 9,IO,II.I2; Honorable Mention All Conference Track 9.IO,II,I2; Fourth in State 3200 Relay; FCA 9,IO,ll,l2; Panther Pak 9; Cadet Teacher ,0; Yearbook 12-, Winter Sports Queen Can- didate ll; Prom Queen Candidate ll; Decca ILD; Football Staticion ILD. MICHAEL RON LYNDELL Football 9,IO.II,I2; Basketball 9,l0,ll; Track 9; Band 9J0. Golf 9,IO,II.I2-, Iron Club 9,IO.II,I2. KYLE ALLEN MACRANDER Football 9,IO,II,l2; Wrestling 9.IO,H; Iron Club l0,ll,l2; Cadet Teacher 9J2; Math Club l2. TIMOTHY JOHN MADSEN Football 9.I0,ll,l2; Basketball 90. Track 9J0; lron Club I0,ll.l2; Math Club l2 Seer, Who's Who Among American High School Students. CHRISTINE EARLENE MALLETT JOHN EDWARD MANSFIELD W PATRICIA ANN MARNIE Track lO,ll,l2; JV Cheerleader l2; Panther Pak IO,II,l2; FCA l2; AFS l2; Concert Choir l2; Ca- det Teacher IO,I2; Student Advisory Commit- tee ll. SUSAN BETH MARTENS Marching Band 9,lO,lI,l2; Concert Band 9,l0.ll,l2; Pep Band 9.l0,ll,l2; Clarinet Choir 9,l0; All-Conference Band D; NHS ll,l2; AFS 9J0, Drama 9,IO,II GecJ; Pep Club 9.l0; News- paper II; Yearbook ll. MICKIE JO MCFADDIN Cadet Teacher 9,IO,D; Panther Pak 9,I0; Cheerleader IO; Football Statistician I0,llz Deca Il.l2. STEVEN THOMAS MEYERS Football 9,I0,Il.l2 03pm; All-State Linebacker; Student Council lO,ll,l2; Wrestling 9; Basket- W, ball l0,ll,l2; Office Worker ILD; Christmas W ' . King Candidate 9;VolleyballKingl2;lron Club 1 0 v , 9,l0,ll,l2; FCA 9,l0,ll,l2; Class Officer IO. SUSAN ANNETTE MIESNER Concert Band 9,IO; Clarinet Choir IO; Cadet Teacher I2; Deca l2. .. .. QWM ;u7.-w-..,K..F -wpww-F. DONN ANDREW MILLER SHELLY EILEEN MOORE Marching Band 9,l0,ll,l2; Concert Band 9.IO,II,D; Pep Band 9,I0,ll,l2; All-Conference Band ll,l2; Volleyball 9,l0,ll,l2; Track 9; Senior Class President; NHS l0, GtuCo rem I2 Wice-presh FCA l2; Newspaper II.I2; Year- book ll, Student Council II,I2; Cadet Teacher I2; Math Club l2; Latin Club ll; Yearbook Queen Candidate l2. KEVIN WAYNE MORGAN Football 9,IO,II,I2; All-Conference Guard and Tackle; AIl-Metro Honorable Mention Guard; All-State Guard; Basketball 9; Wrestling ll; Track 9,IO,II,I2; Conference Champ-Shotput; Concert Choir IO,II,I2; Freshman Choir; Swing Choir l2; All-Conference Choir l2; Iron Club 9,IO,II,I2; FCA 9.l0,ll,l2; Cadet Teacher 9,lO,ll,l2. MARIA CONSUELO NARANJO R. AFS I2; NHS l2; Track l2. EDWARD LEE NEER SHANNON MARIE O'BRIAN 121 ...... www WWW --. . . mgmm V7 , .. . u ; -A - , KENNETH DWIGHT OTT Football 9,l0,ll,l2; Choir 9,l0,ll,l2; Most Enthu- siastic Choir Member ll; FCA l0.l2; Cadet Teacher IO,II,I2; Basketball 9. TERI ELIZABETH PARISH Cheerleader 9.l0,ll,l2 kath; Student COuncil I2; FCA 9,l0,ll,l2; Track 9J0; Homecoming Queen Candidate l2; Stage Band l0; Marching Band 9J0, Cadet Teacher IQJI; Office Work- er ll,l2; Math Club l2; NHS l2. CATHERINE ESTHER JAYNE PHILLIPS Basketball 9,IO,II,I2; Track RIO: Football Statis- tician 9,l0,ll,l2; Marching Band 9.l0,ll,l2; Con- cert Band 9,I0,Il,l2; Pep Band 9,l0; Freshmen Choir; Concert Choir IO,II; Swing Choir ll; Clarinet Choir IO,II; Panther PAK 9.IO,II UresJ l2 Wice PresJ FCA 9,l0,ll,l2; Yearbook ll; Of- fice Worker l2; Cadet Teacher I0 KAREN ELAINE PHILPOTT Volleyball 9,IO,II,I2; Homecoming Princess l0, FCA 9,!0,l2; Newspaper ll; Student Council l0,l2; Prom Queen Candidate l2; Cadet Teacher I0,l2; Office-worker I2; Band 9; DECA ll. CARLA ANN PIRCH Marching Band 9; Feature Twirler l0,ll,l1; Concert Band 9,IO,II.I2; Clarinet Choir lO.ll; Freshman Choir 9; Concert Choir IO,II; Swing Choir l0,ll; Basketball 9,l0,ll,l2; Track 9,ll,l2; Football'Statistician 9.IO,II.I2; Basketball Stat- istician 9,IO,II,I2; Basketball Stati: ician ll; FCA 9,l0,ll,l2; Christmas Queen Candidate 9; Prom Queen Candidate l2; Cadet Teacher 9,l0,l2; Rap Committee 9.l0; Pom Pon Squad ll kath; Panther Pak ll; NHS l2; Little league Coach Il,l2; Student Government Day II. SHERRIE LYNN POINDEXTER Cadet Teacher l0,ll.l2; Panther Pak 9,I0.ll.l2 Grew; Track Manager 9J0; Yearbook lI,l2 Gditorh AFS 9,I0.ll; DECA ll,l2; Student Coun- cil l2; FHS l0,ll,l2; Newspaper ll; Rap Commit- tee l0.ll; FCA ll. 76erme--w-;.- V . .. , SHANNON CLINE PURKEY Marching Band 9,l0,ll,l2; Stage Band 9,IO.II,I2; Pep Band 9,IO,II.D; Brass Choir l2; All-Confer- ence Band II; All-District Band ll,l2; Basket- ball 9; Track 9; FCA II; Golf 9,l0,ll,l2. KAYLA FAYE RICKETT Panther Pak 9.10, ; Freshmen Choir 9; Con- cert Choir lO,ll,l2 Grew; Swing Choir lO,Il,l2;- NHS ILD; Class Student Council Representa-. tive ll; Class Secretary l2; Homecoming: Queen Candidate l2; Cadet Teacher IO,I2. JIOIA ANN ROMANCHUK Concert Choir II,I2; All-Conference Choir l2; Yearbook ll; DECA ll,l2; Cadet Teacher ll.l2. JOE LYNN RONEY Special Olympics ll.l2; Vo-Tech l2. mix: :11! GINA RENEE ROSS Concert Choir IO.II,I2; Swing Choir I2; March- ing Band 9; Panther Pak lO,ll,l2; POm Pon Squad II,I2; AFS l2; All-Conference Choir I2; Who's Who Among American Students ll. JOHN JASON SANDERSON Football 9,l0,ll.l2 kath; All District ILD; All Conference ILD; All Metro .12; All State N.II; Basketball 9,IO,II,I2 kapm; Track 9,lO,ll,l2; Stage Band 9,IO,ll,l2; Pep Band 9.l0,ll,l2; All Conference ILII; All District Jazz I2; Concert Choir l2; Swing Choir l2; Student Council 9,!O,I2; Iron Club QZIOJI, WPJ I2 Qresj; FCA ILD; NHS ILD; Class Pres. 9; Class Treas. l2; Academic Bowl l2; Prom King Candidate. 123 DARRIN K. SCHICK lFootball 9,IO,ll,l2 Basketball 9J0 Track 9,l0,ll,l2 :lron Club 9,lO,ll,l2 Choir 9,IO,II MATTHEW CHARLES SCHUBACK Football 9,IO,II Track 9,IO Deca ll,l2 Choir dO,ll,l2 I C I e VICKI SUE SCOFIELD , Panther Pak 9.IO.II Cadet Teacher 9.l0,ll.l2 AFS IO ROBERT DARRIN SEATON Wrestling 9,IO,II Deca Il.l2 JOHN MICHAEL SHANHAN Fbotball 9 Basketball 9 Track 9 V0 Tech ll.l2 MICHELE ANN SHORT Freshman 9 Concert Choir l0,ll,l2 Swing Choir l2 AFS IO,II.I2 Drama l1 Student Council ll Ca- det Teacher 9,IO.II,I2 Newspaper II Yearbook l2 NHS l2 All-conference Choir l2 KELLY RENEE SIMOMIN Concert Choir l2 Track 9 Girls Glee 9,IO,II Panther Pak 9,IO AMY DEAN SMITH Pep band 9,lO,Il,l2 Marching band 9.IO,II,I2 Concert band 9,l0,ll,l2 Panther Pak 9,l0,ll,l2 NHS l0,ll,l2 660 AFS 9 Math Club l2 Art Club l2 All-district band 9,l0,ll,l2 All-Conference band Il,l2 Latin ll Cadet teacher 9,IO,I2 Year- book ll Student council 9,IO,II Grew Class Vice pres. ll Yearbook Queen Candidate I2 BRADLEY TgRRELL SMITH TRACY LEE SMITH Band 9.IO,II,D All-district l0.ll.l2 AIl-State ILD AlI-conference ll,l2 Science Award ll NHS! IO,II.I2 Boys State ll Academic bowl ILD SHERI ROBYN STEPHENS NHS ll,l2 Pepband 9,l0.ll,l2 Concertband 9,l0,ll,l2 Panther Pak 9.l0.ll Math Club l2 AFS 9 Yearbook II WESLEY ALAN STETTNSCH Cadet teacher 9J0 Votech II,I2 CHRISA CATHLEEN SULLIVAN Panther Pac 9,l0,ll,l2; Track IO.II; AFS l0,ll,l2; FCA l0, Concert Choir lO,ll,l2. GREGORY ALAN TALONEY Football l0,l2; Golf 9; SADD l2; Iron Club IO,II,I2; Art Club 9,IO. KARLA RUTH THOMAS Band 9,I0, Track 9; Yearbook ll; Deca ll,l2. RONALD EDWARD THOMAS Football 9.l0.ll.l2; Wrestling 9,l0,ll,l2; State Champ ,0; Student COuncil 9.I0.ll; Class Vice President 9,l0; Class Student Council Repre- sentative ll; FCA 9,IO,II, GecJ l2; Iron Club 9,IO.ll,l2; Math Club l2; Latin Club ll. TINA MARIE THORNE SCOTT ALAN TUCKER Football 9,l0,ll,l2; Honorable Mention ll,l2; All Conference l2; All District l2; Wrestling 9J2; Track 9,l0,ll,l2; Sadie Hawkins King Candi- date ll; Student Council 9,IO,II, OreQ l2; Ca- det ILD; FCA 9,l0.ll,l2; Iron Club 9.IO,II,I2; Con- cert Choir I2; Class Officer 9; Prom King Candidate l2. VIVIAN CHARLENE TURNER Frosh Choir; Panther Pac 9J0. Concert Choir l0,ll; Miss School Spirit Candidate 9; Flag Corp79,l0. Pom Pon Squad ll; VoTech l2. DARELL LAVERN WALTERS Basketball 9. DENNIS G. WILLIAMS FHA l2; Art Club l2. $ TINA MARIE WOODS FHA 9,ll,l2; Panther Pac 9; Deca II. DENISE KRISTINE WRIGHT Panther Pac 9,l0,ll,l2; Winter Sports Queen Candidate I0, Winter Sports Queen l2; FCA 9,I0,ll.l2; Volleyball 9,IO,II,I2; Track 9,l0,ll,l2; Basketball l0, Cadet Teacher 9,IO.ll,l2; Office Worker 9.IO,II. HODON KENDLE YATES Iron Club 9,IO.H,I2; Concert Choir ll; Band 9; NHS IO,II, Greg l2; Math Club WreQ l2; Stu- dent Council l2; GoIf 9,IO,II; Wrestling 9,IO,II,I2; Second in Conference II; Conference Champ l2; District Finalist; State Qualifier; Football 9,ll,l2; Academic Bowl; Outstanding Academic Student IO,II,I2; Who's Who Among High School Students; High Honor Roll 9,IO,II,D; Yearbook King Candidate l2. Most Likely to Succeed: Rony Thomas and Shelly Moore Most Athletic: Jason Sanderson and Angel Loehr Quietest: David Feagans and Karen Jura Class Clown: Dennis Evans and Angel Loehr Best Looking: Ronny Thomas and Karen Philpott Most School Spirit: Greg George and Sherrie Poindexter Best Body: Hody Yates and Mickie McFaddin ' Most Talkative: Steve Meyers and Sherrie Poindexter Most Popular: Scott Tucker and Kim Leath Best Dressed: Shannon Purkey and Karla Johnson Most Talented: Tracey Smith and Amy Smith Best Personality: Roger Hipsher and Kim Kramer Class Flirt: Mike Lyndell and Wendy Boone , , $?ny WM m - m-v' 'W -v, ' 'Wi T 2 , $ x$ aradE. ng There gOl' IQ arc luncs when yQU'vc smllc. ' C'mon you can sm W' 'NW NW, , W WWWMM V Mxm , WWW awmyml 135 4:4 w my. 4 Wwwza t 7 WM x Mrs. Kathy Dowell x . 2N w w wMIMIWW W i wwwwmxmg vim. VWIV a 136 P ' .W:.;;777 , -ur , , , -na-n-e-p..f. w..- .-...-....r. . 7 'e Gentsch hy Dowell Shoot for two! i 137 FACULTY Pay attention. Please 2 .ion to the ochoir a n ,A x xx 138 V: T- L U M El $22 $ es off in the 142 ? . . fag: ;, ? m..- ., maxi; ' 1...; u M . The I984-85 School Board for Oak Grove R-Vl School District consisted of six hard working individuals. These six members met the challenges of the district efficiently and effectively. Members are: Nick Kholer, Rex Finely, Ken Landes, Pres.. Jim Borland, Diane Matson and Mark Shrout. $ $ W$ XSWNWwwww w w W , Mg mh haron Russell I WW, WW.- ,.. w...- . ..-W .W x??? 212;, 47 ,2 H , L COOKS 8 CUSTODIANS WWMMW WWW: 17 m: x 1 m 1 1 ' ' , , ' rs vends trItIous alum, Glor. ' 1 WWW a break In-,,lhe ,5w.m..w.... EH -M w. ; , , L7 ,, L , aya a wXL $ ? . $ka M7 70 kw , 7$ V a ywi $ 96 w, 1erlunch 4: a . . w $3,? 135.1,, GRADUATION 146 .mwwn - .w- -'-'H ---'- '? W'. 7 I W 7 'W .. , wir;.n'h ;1u--.Ha-- QE 32, 147 ......-.. , ; .,...$- .,-$Wi GRAD TION The Day has come once again Halls and classrooms are filled with laughter and joy on May 2i as the Seniors experience their last day at Oak Grove High School. The lockers are wiped away of ;. memories while the memories of each and every Senior continues to linger in our hearts. The laugh- ter and joy is replaced by lonesomeness and sad- ness as May 23 comes around. Amy Smith, vale- dictorian, and Hodon Yates, salutatorian, say the last thank you's and goodbyes on behalf of the Class of '85. Their wonderful speeches brought many chuckles but left room for a few tears to follow. Now, it's time to be introduced to each of the IDS graduating seniors, as they receive their diploma, their lavendar rose, and congratulations from the administration. This is it- they are young ladies and gentlemen with a wonderful future in front of them! CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS!!! 148 RA, . , , h mw.h...w...m RXXXX xxxxxii;g Kxx GRADUATION t er mwaawn wmmhwoanwmz aMOyegaatthhhoueu vusv ur tHorS sntmehd MitmmaxeaVIUR H a , l. t aoyaMMmmsfbmewwmmm HWadaTsmnaswweaalN ..Jde .ss.mheedcgyug .dm.1.mwm,wm.mfemnmcn; fm maul 705 Bro Oak GrOV : 1400 Broa- Oak Grove H wa'JH . .. WRW227-gv-u.-.Na.w In... .. fuawu HHVR- Rippe Publications, Inc. oTown 8; Country Shoppers oOak Grove Banner -Valley News Richard 2Rip Rippe Publisher 1218 Broadway, P.0. Box 1. Oak Grove, Mo. 64075 Phone 625-4126 or 229-6417 MARVIN CHIROPRACTIC CENTER R.L. MARVIN, D.c. 705 Broadway, Suite C Telephone: Oak Grove. Missouri 64075 18181 825-8383 Robert Martens Denise Martens Wartms 370ch8 Of Oak grow; 1400 Broadway . Oak Grove, MO 64075 625-4771 TELEPHONE18161625-8744 BUSINESS on 228-3202 BUSINESS OR 229-9006 HOME .....,d,v........ 2...... ...A,...V..V.m. .0, . 1Q O'lbletlora Country Flowers and Gifts 1120 Broadway Oak Grovo, Mo. 04075 Ecdno Lodge Charles F . Ipond MM forum.- White, Jr. WI Owner 300 S. Outerbelt Road Oak Grove, MO 64075 18161 625-3681 Phone 68161 625-8866 011.4 mm coma: am The Finest Economy Lodging In the Midwest 1-70 Exlt 28 RON REED PO. Box 94 Manager Oak Grove, Missouri 64075 KENNETH W. HASTINGS. D.D.S. FAMILY DENTISTRY OFFICE HOURS BY APPOINTMENT SAT. a EVENINGS AVAILABLE 705 BRAODWAY. SUITE E P.O. BOX 68 OAK GROVE. MO. 64075 152 .2... -.....--- . , , , 1-816-625-4131 Wd 3W W 542m, fm. I706 S. Broadway Oak Grove, Missouri 64075 Rex. L. Findley, D.V.M. Phone: 625-3279 CAROLYN4S CUT 8 SWIRL lll5 Broadway Oak Grove, MO. 64075 WHITE OAK BOOKS New, Used 8: Trade GENE $ LINDA JOSEPH 931 S. '7 HIWAY BLUE SPRINGS. MO 64018 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 1400 C. BROADWAY OAK GROVE. MO 64075 816-625-4771 Mu. .7...2. ..W .6 .. 229- 0006' 54 g 5 dyad! Usnclsu W511: On; 9312: 1023 30ml; 7 dlwy. Btu: Apunga, Mo. 64015 ALICE HOSTETTER JANICE BREMER Owner Owner DOS SPORTSWEAR IMPRINTING - CAPS ' SHIRTS - JACKETS COMPAN Y AND TEAM - DISCOUNTS 625-8321 709 BROADWAY DOVIA CRAWFORD OAK GROVE, MO 64075 COUNTRY FLOWERS 8 GIFTS We Deliver Daily To The Entire Greater K.C. w ' - eddlngs Our Area. Specialty 4Brass 8 Balloonw 20 Broadway Oak Grove, MO. 64075 CAR WASH I404 Austin Oak Grove, MO. 64075 Owner: Pinky Loehr 625-4242 625-7626 0 Jo: S I By Al Offio 24 Ho 93l-28 Office: 6 229- 0008 Dfaxa Hwy. 10. 64015 CE BREMER Owner IROADWAY ; MO 64075 TRY ERS TS ly To The er K.C. Balloons2 Broadway 40. 64075 625-4242 w Mww -- - m 2.,2 ww4mx. 4527;..w;-.2.-.a.. - The Ultimate In Precision Haircutting And Design-A Natural Concept For Men And Women. x STYLEMASTERS l2l2 Broadway 625-7626 Oak Grove, MO. Congratulations Seniors OAK GROVE MEDICAL CLINIC Joseph C. DeBlase, D.O. Steve T. Gialde, D.O. Rob T. Kunkel, MD. By Appointment Office: 5852 625-4438 68m 625-4l92 6852 229-7200 24 Hour Answering Service 93l-28l9 Ext. 50l4 Oak Grove Med. Clinic l9m Broadway Oak Grove, MO. 64075 TWANA LEE GOWER Certified Public Accountant PO. Box 6l6 Mm Broadway. Suite A Oak Grove. Missouri 64075 Office: 781656257555 709 Broadway Oak Grove, MO 64075 Rental 8 Sales VCR's 8 Movies 625-7599 2 - -....,..2-...,.2-27.2Hw2w . Home: 68I62 934-3357 - --.-a----v-w..-fr 2-... ....,..,2 ..V.. Mm Broadway Suite E Oak Grove. Missouri 64075 68l62 625-8406 6 AMERICAN FAMILY I N S U R A N C E , 7 AUTO HUME BUSWESS HEALTH LIFE - . 4 We cuW E.L. Davis 705 Broadway. Suite B Oak Grove. MO. 64075 Phone: Off: 229-0334 Or 625-4l42 Res: 625-86l8 096 02:262619 Nhhhl 5W4 WHITE OAK PLAZA JEWELRY, INC. 9l7 South 7 Highway Blue Springs, MO. 64OIS 34. 78:65 229-0505 00 56 $2? Interior - Exterior Sign Systems Design 8 Fabricate Foil 5 Embossing Plaques 8 Trophies Vinyl Diecut Logos, Letters Leeds Leads All LEEDS CUSTOM ENGRAVING CO. Commercial Engraving 8 Signs 5 East 3rd St. Brent L Reeds Lee's Summit, MO. Owner Tele. 525-4636 - .,. ....2...-....:...--.v.- -........-2 A--.-.v...., ,.. . ..... ,... .. . 153 3 Hometown Country Junction, 709 A Broadway is owned by y ' 3; Nike Dealer Barbara Royer and Carol Willis. Country Junction 4 i Mi . has clothes for the entire family, including plus 4 sizes. Country Junction carries popular name i COUNTRYJUNCTION brands including a complete line of Nike shoes. f5, Jordache jeans, Lee jeans, and the new and excit- '3 ing Espirit. They also carry Miss Elaine sleep wear. Country Junction's hours are from l0 am. to 5:30 pm. Monday thru Friday and from l0 am. to 6 709 A. Broadway pm. on Saturdays. . Carol S. Willis Oak Grove- MO. 64075 Country Junction Oak Grove, MO 64075 Barbara A. Royer 35635-3033 709 A. Broadway 48'67 525-3033 Clothing for the Entire Family '3 4 Drug Depot, 707 Broadway, is owned by Roger Prock and John Frick. It specializes in prescrip- DRUG DEPOT 4 tions. Also available are film developing and many gifts and cards. It is open Monday through Satur- day from 9 am. to 7:30 pm for your convenience. Drug Depot 707 Broadway Oak Grove, MO. 64075 t8l67 625-8600 Or 229-8lm 707 Broadway Oak Grove, MO. 64075 Owner: Hair Machine, 705 Broadway, is owned by Joy Burke and Judy Dwyer. The Hair Machine offers f D.?.ila 3 manicures and sculptured nails plus other person- acn 'J; i: al services. Their new addition is the tanning gealilsar , center. They carry Redken products and have i x , ' friendly and qualified personnel to serve you. H x , y a 5 Store hours are Monday through Friday 9 am. to w 4 3 , 6:30 pm. and Saturdays from 9 am. to I30 p.m. Hair Machine 705 Broadway Oak Grove, MO. 64075 Caterin B 8 M Auto Supply is the answer to all your car problems. It specializes in automotive parts, ma- chine shop service and in pipe and automotive B 8 M AUTO repair. Bill Gardner 8 Max Swisegood are the owners and operators of B 8 M Auto Supply. SUP P LY Store hours are from 8 am. to 7:30 pm. Monday through Friday, Saturday from 8 am. to 4 pm. and Sunday from 9 am. to 4 pm. for y0ur conve- nience. B 8 M Auto Supply Blue Springs. MO. 640l5 82I W. US. 40 Hwy. 78m 229-3202 82l W. us. 40 Hwy Blue Springs. MO. 640lS t8l64 229-3202 I208 Bn Oak Gr 154 9 .9... a ..-......,-2- Mwimm .. .2... - 2.. .. .2 - -.-M .2. M .-..-..-..-......- owned by Junction ding plus lar name se shoes. nd excit- zep wear. n. to 5:30 am. to 6 no 64075 -3033 5-86m l by Joy 9 offers person- tanning Id have ve you. i am. to :30 p.m. Edward Dent Manager l-7O At Highway H PO. Box 509 48m 625-7344 Oak Grove, MO. 60475 Of East Kansas City Corn's Thriftway, l500 Broadway, is managed by Norby Corn. Corn'ssThrifstway is a retail gro- cery store and specializes in a wide variety of fresh meats and produce. Corn's is open seven days from 8 am. to 9 pm. Monday through Satur- day and from 8 am. to 7 pm. Sundays. Corn's Thriftway l5m Broadway' Oak Grove, MO. 64075 48l6i 625-4434 CORN'S THRIFTWAY Specializes In A Wide Variety 7 Of Meats And Produce. Owner: Norby Corn 48m 625-4434 DeJane's Deli and Pizza is a unique fast food facility for OGHS appetites. Located at 7 Broad- way. the patrons have a combination of east coast deli sandwiches, or old world pizza combination. Catering and carry out are service features. DeJaneis Deli and Pizza 7 Broadway Oak Grove, MO. 64075 48m 625-8884 DEJANE'S DELI 8 PIZZA Catering And Carry Out Are Our Specialities. ism 625-8884 LETITIA'S DANCE STUDIO Aerobics Acmba's Baton Ballet . Tap JaZZ Private Lessons Instructor: Letitia Hutchings I208 Broadway Oak Grove, MO. 64075 625-7822 15f JOHNSON'S SERVICE AND CAR WASH State Inspections Auto 8 Tire Services Oil Change Tune Up's Owner: Roy Johnson t8l64 625-87l7 Hockman Hardware, l200 Broadway, in Oak Grove has y0ur complete hardware needs. Glendy and Eva Hockman are the owners and operators of Hockman Hardware. The store specializes in window and screen installations. They also issue hunting and fishing permits. The store hours are Monday through Saturday from 8 am. to 6 pm. Hockman Hardware I200 Broadway Oak Grove, MO. 64075 t8l6i 625-47 BRANUMis DRUG STORE Old Fashioned Fountain Prescriptions 8 Free Delivery Owner: John Goble t8l6i 625-44 Johnson's Service And Car Wash, l603 Broad- way, is a full service station and can help with any car problem. It specializes in state inspections and all auto and tire services. If it is an oil change or a complete tune up, Johnson's always has a mechan- ic on duty to help. Johnson's Service And Car Wash is' open from 7 am. to 9 pm. Monday through Saturday; Roy Johnson, owner. Johnson's Service And Car Wash I603 Broadway Oak Grove, MO. 64075 t8l64 625-87I7 HOCKMAN HARDWARE I200 Broadway Window And Screen Installations Owners: Glendy 8 Eva Hockman tSlGi 625-47 Branum's Drug Store, l20l Broadway, is owned by John Goble. Branum's Drug has an old fa- ' shioned fountain with courteous and helpful em- ployees to assist you. Branum's Drug specializes in prescriptions with free delivery. It is open from 8 am. to 7 pm. Monday through Friday and from 9 am. to 6 pm. on Saturday's. Branum's Drug l20l Broadway Oak Grove, MO. 64075 tSIGi 625-44 Congratulations - Seniors Bank 0F Jacomo 5th And Broadway Oak Grove, MO. 64075 625-8484 ,2 Member-FDIC ah : i Owne QEM.... Hamburgers Tenderloins Fish Sandwiches Chicken Sandwiches French Fries ska .wss V x W.WMMW-- ......-..-v..hw... -... wnw, .,.-.w-...,x 7,..m, ...,,..W...., , h Jack's Drive-ln, Inc. l908 S. Broad- way, is Oak Grave's answer to all other fast food restaurants in town. Jack's Drive-ln has hamburgers, tenderloins, fish and chicken sandwiches, french fries, tator tots, onion rings, ice cream, sundaes, and soft drinks. You can dine inside or choose to dine in your car by the convenience of the drive-thru window. Jack's Drive-ln is owned by Jack Carver-and is open Ta.tor Tpts from IO am. to II pm. Monday through . Onion Rings Sunday. E Ice Cream JACK'S DRIVE-IN, INC. Sundass l908 s. Broadway .w And Soft Drinks PO. Box I36 llations Oak Grove, MO. 64075 i8l6i 625-3Im .25-47ll s owned old fa- ' pful em- acializes pen from nd from Owner: Jack Carrer ' i8l6y 625-3lm OAK GROVE PANTHERS VOTED $91 BY THIS TRUCK STOP ' C5 QD'W IDANT 1-1 157 . ,. , .tm . .. --'-..--- ......A.. -$..-- . ......m... m . . -M. , en ... .. ..I..-V-W Wmm$mmawegv ,V wan ,. ,- e, um Congratulations Seniors! COMMERCIAL BANK OF OAK GROVE iwuln W NIH H '1: I : Get More For- Your Money i II gym f 5.. I II 1 The Commercial Bank Of Oak Grove is a full service facility ready to help the future citizens of Oak Grove with any need. Bank officers have the most current information on interest rates for savings accounts and loans plus immediate service for checking accounts. Information on investments is there for the asking.' True Is its sloganz' Get more for your money' '-bank at the Commercial Bank Of Oak Grove. Established since l907. Commercial Bank Of Oak Grove Ill4 Broadway Oak Grove, MO. 64075 i8l6i 625-44l6 158 mw-MW-w---uwvh-m...' ,.,,..-.... , :....-..- m. nw.m.... , . . Ben Franklin ISw Broadway Oak Grove. MO. Best Of Luck - Seniors Discover BEN FRANKLIW We Bring Variety To Life! ' QIQ 625-4l23 159 k A , m . y 158 m-.. V M. . . .A rw- MW.--- r. .. M.- MW..-ng 'WWM c my, .. - A .... .-. .. ....r .7 w --:-:-.N.., .um,,m w , ;-..-..-.--; m. .u- --V'- u..- -