Platte County High School - Pirateer Yearbook (Platte City, MO)

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FQREICN CULT RE CLUBS SPANISH French and Spanish Clubs combined for an international dinner featuring continental foods prepared by the members. This year French students worked on fund raising to send French lll and French lV students to France during the summer with Mrs. Stuart as Chaperone. FRENCH CLUB: First Row: Sherry Reineke, S Mark Hoy, Cindy Schneider, Paula Gaulding, it ylvx U f Tiffany McDaniel, Dave Westmoreland, Paige Parker, Judy Riordan. Second Row: Cheryl 'Lf' Redmon, Lisa Shepherd, Melissa Hackett, Mike Finn, Kathy Pew, Lori Brown, Natalie Parrett, Chris Schweitzer, Janet Henderson, Rhonda Tyson, Tad Campbell. Back Row: Kim Knighton, Katy Porter, Tracy Lunt, Elizabeth Denk, Dana Pasley, Mary Kay Lusk, Bryan Pearce, Bobby Schweitzer, Bonnie Goddard, Perry Alexander, Jackie Coots, Tony Smith, Kelly Pine, Tony Campbell, Mrs. Gay Stuart. SPANISH CLUB: First Row: Steve Westmoreland, Dave Scriven, Ralph Wilson, Jane McTaggert, Stephanie West, Kim Westhoff, Ingrid Ettylmayr, Sebelia Angulo. Second Row: Linda Freeland, Lori Baker, Mark Miller, Lee Stubbs, Denise Sherry, Angela Ferguson, Cindy Lair, Lisa Lauver, Pam Shepherd, Becky Taulbee, Linda Logan, Wendy Flannigan. Third Row: Debbie Armstrong, Mark Wisecarver, Kim Turner, Marian Kelly, Melinda Stielow, Julie Jamison, Deanna Iser, Laura Dale, Chris Kelley, Randy Edlin, Shontell Stapleton, Gale Greeley. Mrs. Marj Swomley planned to enlarge the scope of traditional studies of Spanish by taking in a Spanish movie and dining at an ethnic restaurant. FRENCH J WM. 86

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School and Work Combine in DECA JUNIOR DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION: First Row: Debbie Armstrong, Rita Stokes, Marla Sasser, Teresa Davis, Paula Kellenburg, Sondra Salmons, John Romey, John Jones. Second Row: Sara Renz, Lynda Freeman, Kim Harrison, Christi Ferrin, Tammy Boyer, Chris Clark, Tim Mallonee, Robert Lamar, Chris Dominski. Back: Andy Perkins, Mark Verdoorn, Barbe Beste, Lonny Currier, Randy Edlin, Chuck Rairden, Scott Pine, Kim Young, Tammy Bramer. Wtonf MORNING DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION llg Seated: Patsy DeNault, Gail Gibson, Ken Dennis, Tracy Palmer. Standing: Ralph Wilson, Toby Reed, Kenny Lindsey, Terri Andre, Kevin Pew, Dale Brown. Distributive education offers students an opportunity to grow in a non- traditional learning environment. As juniors D.E. classes study free enterprise and elements of marketing, sales, advertising and merchandising. As seniors D.E. students work for a half day to practice their skills. Trips, contests, special speakers and seminars make this course of study a real option for those who choose to enter the world of work after high school graduation. Platte County DECA is part of the national organization of the Distributive Education Clubs of America. AFTERNOON DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION ll: Seated: Buddy McMillan, Scott Philip, Lee Stubbs, Laquetta Armstrong, Lori Baker, Lisa Parrett, Martin Zumbro. Standing: Mr. John Bradford, Hal Hetherington, Kevin Bryan, Scoot Foster. 85

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Pep . . . Pirate Style! 1980 PEP CLUB: Cheerleaders: Lori Brown, Shellie Clevenger, Denise Sherry, Lisa Parrett, Jerri Bowman, Kim Harrison, Debbie Boller, Pam Turner, Susan Swindler, Natalie Parrett, Tammy Kretzer. Second Row: Tammy,Sanders, Sherry Reineke, Dina Hoyt, Lynn Brown, Becky Taulbee, Mrs. Barbara Eubank, Linda Logan, Wendy Flannigan, Ingrid Ettylmayr, Sibelia Angulo, Chris Kelley. Third Flow: Stacy O'Dell, Lori Tinder, Tracy Lunt, Janet Henderson, Wendy Kerns, Lisa Sherherd, Rhonda Tyson, Merrilee Vanlew, Sylvia Brownell, Bonnie Goddard, Kelly Forbes. Fourth Bow: Bobbi Easley, Tina Werline, Lela Edwards, Tonya Jones, Jan Herndon, Pam Bryan, Sandy Buble, Kim Rhodus, Kathy Haag, Shontell Stapleton, Janet Leehy. Fifth Flow: Sarah Benz, Lynda Freeland, Julie Sampson, Laquetta Armstrong, Melissa Hackett, Judy Walters, Christie Ferrin, Kim Morris, Tammy Boyer, Dana Pasley. Sixth Bow: Jodi Byrd, Tina Emmons, Paige Parker, Carol Stokes, Tiffany McDaniels, Tracy Sasser. Not Pictured: Kathleen McClain, Laurann Fulk, Georgette Horn. This was a winning season for Pep Club. Before school started Pep Club organized with a barbecue at Becky Taulbee's house. They sold cleaning products and stationary to buy PCHS orange and black T-shirts, that admitted members to games for half price. Perhaps the greatest success was that two busses were filled to overflowing for most of the away games with members and other fans. In the spring squads of cheerleaders recruited new members from the junior high schools. CLeftJ Kim Harrison recharges her pep before the next cheer at a wrestling match. 87