Plattsburg High School - Gleam Yearbook (Plattsburg, MO)
- Class of 1975
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The pep band helps out. Here we go Tigers, here we go. Brenda shows some spirit. 6 2 es V kt . Y A Y, .V , , K, A. , , M- , ,Ad--2 Y-:SACFPQT ---.yn-ev 7 V K, V f--is V LY . Z -fl, Av f QW WWW If Q- , N.. ...... ..-L k-44 72.413, f .ME - LLL?-2'-111 nfisarafiyn-d'!32E-:f:gg.u151 :-rn . ,, - . , The Parade Provides Enja l 1 f fx ,W , , M 3 ,fr V , ,WX If df! f Af J, X' ,lf fm lr I ,ft f 1 5 44 Q 1 , I ff I ,fi I M , h 'f f -'fi . :ff ff Q , ' , Mwyyfy-'zf'w7', M., 4 Veglggj ,AW , Qi' ' ,, 5 i The senior's float took 2nd place. The theme was- It's a Raid. Sponsor Mr. Burnett and a few E NHS members jo I 1- , M... ,MM M X New S YZ? W5?'V477'7,?i'f Q7 ' X ,-w!2,i,if-ia ff - ' to A W' I Q, , S ' X .34 A K , AQ NW- Q , f fb ,f --0+ PM ., U H 2 nf S if H., Q -,mir .X X' N .,,e X W , ,A . , fwz, A. -5 ,if a 455 9, XA X The FHA made a float using Betsy Ross. 8 The grade school ' also has spirit. ovides Enjoyment For All r, Burnett and 3 fgw NHS mernbers join the parade. 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K E 5 E. 1 T x..XN Z Munn fad! f X ,J xr ',-1.133 -eg,,A,L:y1: an X, ,mg An The Crowd Players n Tb Success J! 'bw ee' Kea W 31524 7159- f lA ndjThe eEvening I eHighlightedsB TheDance , A- I . , . If . N It - ' I n 'ew V' ff , . ' V - , 1, -: v , -- V ff ,, f - - xl , ,I - -' - 'Q N . -rl' ,. A ,V-,M--Am ,MM,,,,W V,.-,,, W ,,,, H. .,,, ,,,,,,,ff7,,,,, ,,,,Y,, ,. , . 1 i I w 3 l l 4 i 1 5 N l l I , i 1 I I P I I PRINCESS- Natalie Dolinger PEXNCESS- Sue pimms MAED GF HONOR- Anna McClelland ff f C 1 4 f , f 1 Ci 4' 51 fi , - f Q ,I K, xl? fi' Q - , 1, ,,A N?-. x,-. z 1 ,. Q 1 Q , J fr x- - 5 1 xr 1 1 5 S ff- , . Y Q- ,f 'Q X. Vf' - Y-1 X-,. EX Y, K X xxx L A ' f 4' ,' '- , , 1 f 1 5,41 kg, Q fl' , ' 1 X ' , ' X5 1 7 1 1 f 1 , X 1 xxx, x , 1 X - f 1 'Q K' T5 i Q KJ Xa '47 1 1 1 1 .ff S. X- y ,El -Q iv fr , fx 47 Sk. X '-J 1 1 fig, ,, I, .1 ff ,,i. ., fi, L, T ff Q? 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Our Tigers ran into a tough schedule in the season by loosing the first four ballgames to Lawson, North Platte, West Platte, and Smithville, but the reason for this was lack of experience in playing a lot of younger players. , Looking at the season from the positive side, the Homecoming victory over East Buchanan, who ranked fifth in the state at that time, is hopefully a glimpse of future victories. ' ' The attendance record was broken at the homecoming game, and over all, the attendance at all home football ? games has never been higher. If the public continues to support the program and the large group of young lettermen continue to improve, Plattsburg should have many successful seasons in the future. The outstanding All Conference guys this year were: K. Quinn, offensive fullback, T. Downing, offensive center, T. Gentry, defensive end, R. Harris, defensive tackle, S. Dedman, offensive split end and defensive half- back, and B. Evans, defensive nose guard. lf39119.l1S afmgsuafag Uffensive Maneuver Xiang. gif cud ' J-EFF LARR Tm DOWNING -HM RICK is DEDMAN came HoLr1AN GRAN FARweLL KEVIN GENTR HARRIS BRAD ni' U-UYD nous DKINS GUINN SN ITH FLANNERY JQAHHUUW aagsuaffg Defenszve Strategy KE IN QUYNN ARUE EIERRDN I P-- 211 111-'1 11 3 1 ,, X 1 71 -1' 1 gw 'ski , -' ' ll I ' xl 'W l T' x 5 1 1 1 H 2 1 21 'E 'I' 1 315 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , 153 1' :N 1 1 2. 1 Q gi 'if 1f 'f - mu 'K X. -,xx 611 f Q Varszly Stands Proud The Vars1ty Che erleaders of the 1974 1975 school year were kept act1ve throughout the en t1re sports season W1th the support of the athletes pep club faculty and commun1ty they were able to meet the1r busy schedule They were busy cheermg for football, basketball, glrls basketball, and wrestlmg By perfor mmg at several assembhes wlth props from cakes to faculty football players , they trred to bu1ld more school sp1r1t and part1c1pat1or1 m the Varlous sports l' 1? 5 13 W '11 1 ' 19111 '1 111j 1 '12 1 , 3gg1'lgQ 1' gfy',1'r 1531 Q 1 11115 !1 l'1 111 Q ,g g 1 1 111, .15 ll ' -11 1 1 '21 il 11111333 1 3 '1 1 af31WlIl!lI 11 F,11fE Zl1 f1 1.5111 111 '11f 1 1 1 16' M 1 If ' 511 1 1 Z .- 0 . A - . - ' ! 3 9 7 N-fn., --2. ' ' ' ' ' 'H ' ' - ' ' ' '- ' n, :.Z,1 '-. 15-J' ,'.3':'f: -'- '-.xf.'?a-1-Qii' --' f- - 'X V- 4.4:n,,',g,: jj L21 yt, ig, L up f V- f .1zp-:,,L.:::,1,., ,135-33-::e.,1f f- ,Sw 2,345 1, . ,-l..,.-.ewan 6541-Eye dgiga 2:33-:rea guagg-i na--5,-W-.0-.x-.f '--:5!-f'-1E7I-'5'5ffir.:2. - . , Q J V Builds School Spirit Sherry Lemon The JV Cheerleading Squad had an exciting sports season. Although this was the first year as cheerleaders for most of the girls, they showed enthusiasm and excitement for the athletes. With the help of the Varsity Squad, they picked up the traits needed to become outstanding cheerleaders. Along with the Varsity squad, the B-team had na:-.nik several high points this season. They gave several parties for the athletes and the coaches. The girls who attended the State Wrestling Meet in Columbia really had a great time and met many new people. The girls had a lot of experiences during the 1974- 1975 season that they will never forget. The sponsors for the cheerleaders this season were Mrs. Harrington, Miss Sue Orr, and Mr. Robert Ogle. With their guidance and help, the season was a success. Nancy Shackelford Beverly Adam Nancy Shaver 21 - if-I ig,-..-.,. nt? -- :. . - f--- A Q L , , -we -2. -- N .T . wg.. , ...M , .. - , , D- Gf:'l.'.j - '-A ' ' K ' ' 2 WF J 'M 1' f4f-f-'ff 5'1f'1'j--,-2'fiiff'f f'1.e'.4Z:11+-if-'-i+w-IL2:-'-9f--- :... 'ri'-'g-f:-I :ifrze--fLr.:':3?'2f':-w ELET ,,.,.:.,i 5 - , - f, -,Y-. ,,-,, - f - ' 1 - f . 4 ' --: A '- - I - H'-M--N,-U f--4-1--.riff -5-l.1:.:ff+-:.:e5,,.J ,317-M -Jx--- The Plattsburg High School Marching Tigers, instructed by Mr. Jack Gregory, put on many enjoyable performances for audiences of all sizes. The band performed at all home football games, marched in the Homecoming Parade, not only here, but at other schools in the area. After football season ended, practice began for Music Festival and the Spring Concerts. 2 his The band was honored at the beginning of the school year when asked to entertain at the Missouri State Teachers Association in Municipal Auditorium in Kansas City. Even though the band was practicing for halftime at football games they took time out to practice for this memorable event. Later in the year they were asked to play at a conservation program at which Harold Ensley was the speaker. During Easter, volunteers from the band played at a Sunrise Service. At the end of the school year they marched in the Horse Show Parade. Each band member felt very honored to be a part of such events. We felt that we were im- portant to the community. Tiger Band S ucceeds beginning of rtain at the ciation in City. Even ' halftime at 1 practice for e year they ii program at lker. During played at a school year arade. onored to be we were im- .. .fo This year, as last, several students from the 8th grade band played in the high school band to help bring out the weaker sections. Even though band is hard work and a lot of practice, there were quite a few laughs, such as the bird and jungle calls in Phantom Drums of Wadi Rumm , and Valarie Welsh hiding everyones' horns and folders. Other things that will always be remembered are: Andy Gump playing Bulldog Drummin' , Brad Norton ac- companing the band on his guitar in Black Magic Woman and how could anyone forget Mr. Gregory throwing paper wads at the wastebasket... and missing. Band Director: John Gregory. BOTTOM, FRONT ROW: C Higgins, R. Malone, D. Frost, P. Enderle, C. McClelland, S Borders, J. Shoate, D. Doty, B. McLerran, S. Evans, V Attebury, B. May, S. Stevens, J. Strong, K. Gengelbach BOTTOM, BACK ROW: B. Norton, R. Myers, S Shoemaker, M. Keisling, J. Guess, N. Stalder, S. Brenner, M Kipper, B. Adam, J. Burnfin, L. White, K. Jorn, A. Gump, B Burton, G. Kimray. TOP, FRONT ROW, L to R: S. Taylor C. Shoemaker, J. Jorn, P. Johnson, R. Jones, C. Herron, C Cox, K. Nichols, D. Gengelbach, T. Luckenbill, C. Gardner R. Ogle, M. Deaver, S. Dedman, B. Ozenberger, K. Selvy, J Elliott, B. Norton, TOP, BACK ROW, P. Coffey, L. Wade, V Welsh, M. Lawlor, E. Booth, S. Hackett, R. Taylor, T Dickerson, J. Miller, T. Hixson, E. Hackett, D. McLerran, C: Doty, E. White, P. Cradic, J. Mabrey, B. Baker, K. Boquin, J Tabor, Twirlers, L to R: A. McClelland, S. Strong, Hydeman, C Gregory Flags, F to B: C Hi ins C. Pierson - , - gg Y 1 N. Stevens, L. George, S. Tapp, D. McClelland, J. King, K. Sloan. 24 v A 1 A an f. , Vw 9 ,, N V . W 5' 4 ' -1:1 A WQI S' .-ww, V f 5 5 N., ? If a , P , Q , : . g f -5 -I' 2' Z 2 Q if-'B--1. f . , 9 1 , Ig , f ' Mg' ,V 1 ' f 5 4, ' ' - . . .. V VV . V, . ff .. gf .. 1 ,. V' I 5 . s.. X' f A , . ' 5. .. 1-x . ' ', 'W' x . f , 'fd ', V ' .fi '- ,Q V , , , I V V. 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' f 3 , ,k, , n 1 S 54 :, A zpy., ,x 4-,,, f 5 pp f 42, f HN, X I-5 ,'-QU: ,gd by ug , ,M 1,25 ,f fyfzx ,fi-FQ-,pc ,f p p ,A Q ,V ,V , ', Lgffi' an. . ' A . ,, n, ' 7 5 0, ' , We fl , M .gm '51 1 ,. V V 'V' .Vi -2 I Tm! Y , . UV, A WZ.. 3 51 W.. 'aff , fi L 4 Q nf -'xy 4. M . W ,' Axfly. 'fngf- , . ' ' , ' i'f?f'AJ1 . , ' M. .4 fm. V ,M X v Vgiiv y .XVV,,+.?A ,. . M, X.. cm. 1 A, -V X f 5 ,Q .M fmggf ,? 99' M ,W 1 6 - 5 1 ' Q .4 ,Q ir ,, J unzer Prepare For Total Leadership Tim Gentry Vickie George Cindy Grayson Doreen Grayson Charlene Greene Cindy Gregory i ...... ni S ra ,,, jf f!fi75 1..: f il ffj 4 ,ff X 'eff X 3 K Y fb 1 X f if AM E2 f N Z6 I 1 f 4 - X .nav ,f Wwliii' . 4 ' ' l , - a4svfz,f-,'Z- A ff-1 11 J F xv -1SZsf I f 35, v ff X 9551 4 4 ei1:y,,yW, --y I C1-we-mf, fQ2fw-iwr fir f 'f Y-1 '-H-r'Wf'e -:,,'f,ff-7, w 'A if Szgffrfj-wyqgf , : ' H A V.., ,. MN. ,.... H. .. vs, .,,. ' :L .HY-y , VA, me .-: Xl,-1 f'?e,v ,, Wfj,-iii agdiwv 3353. are ,.f2'f cv, mf . 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'SL ig, Jean Hamilton Dwight Haun Charlie Herron Charles Higgins J ana Jorn Kay Leavitt Rick Malone Andrea May Clyde May Mike McClelland Brenda McLerran Cindy Mick Forrest Mick Beth Mixon Tracy Moore Dale Musser Larry Nelson Laura Ozenberger Ruth Pershall Larry Pruitt Kevin Quinn Susan Randolph Denise Rawlings Paul Read 27 F l -' T ff?-N xffyff- -lfa -77'Z1 - MGE 1-rf lL ?1 - -4-1 ---11----X-N H-:ez-111--fa ,. , ' QQ .1 'fe-fafifig 1,:.1,7,,,-,,fv:1..,,,,,,, ,, W, V' W, J Mike Ruddy Ken Selvy Nancy Shaver Kathy Shoate Gwyneth Shoate Paul Smith Rick Spencer Sandy, Strong Jolm Tapp Betty Trent Laura Wade Jodie Wells Valerie Welsh Walter West Lesa White David Wolfe R- . - -.1 ,V -S N- VN f A N 1 s N X1 1 9 av , . ,A X U Y1, 5. eg-M1 ,1.--1, A A s X s 1 A vs N ,X lf xv X Ax IN Q N N 99' 1 N560 is - X A gg, 1 My V G X XA r , ,fwgx X V tag :RK Q X 1 a 4 4 Q c X 9 xx s X s Q 5 1 N 5 X 2 1 1, ,E I fc' s X X ,M-V -q-1,- we 4, ., ii. y- 1 lf ,ms-,. g ' - 5, , - ' fl 'ff .wu- , 1 .XA 4105 . , Q1 wswsv 1 1 , 1 71 71 ff, ff' ,,,j,M,,, , 1- 1, - ,, M 1 ,.,1.1 1 , 1,1-,, 1 , ' Kifycqp f '1f' ,ff-ff1iW1s11.1,-, f . ,, , W , 111 f'1,, .56--71 57, , , 1 ff, Q X 11115 ff 5 ,L fi 19:-:-z! ...M , ggi f' 'f ,.., ff Q. .. f 41- VZ, ., I , 1 . v 1 Q 1 Qff 4 1 Q1 9,-Y 1 216, 1 j X91 f ' 1 1 1 , , 1 f f , K ff 1, ' 1 ,V v gf! f 1 4 1, 71.31. -3,-1:1 ,,-- 5: 13:51, , ,Q X , 14, I ' . ff -,,, ' 1 , .M ,.-Q.. -1 , Q, , 1,3 X 1 I1 f I1 5 f ,1 Hx, Y 1 Q f 1v ' , , 1 if -is-in-'ff- W fy? 145, , ' vii L to r David Wolfe- President, Cathy Shoate-Treasurer, Chris Brady- Vice President, Ellen Farwell- Secretary Q X XX . , X N 28 1 t Y Y, - -.-.W-.--,W -: -v H - ::-y- -- - -- - - ,M-2--,fee - , . , C1-fr-A-at.-f. Lacieiv-:-.J 5:5351 L--2-1 1:-:ez--.tl ,, -ra Y Y 11 ' ' f y f f ,-3: -T-ii:373f,z1:a2:, ggqfgfg -,-. ri.: 511333, T-,eg-g2QQi,g:g:1f,1.1f J:.,u-:,: g all ,ge-Hx-111 1 1 - ,a---.-.,,,, ,i Y.. .,-,i,,.::----:.,e,, ,.,.e.-,, J X ,..,1 -...i -7 t: K at I I . I I I I I I I Y 1- -3- W- w-. ..Jp::.1:-' '--f',.4,: ...:.::,:-:rs-:ra-.-.. 173-J-: 24 'aiq-,qs-4Lf'L:,:.q' -E-,kvfaremffwg x4.1: .3ggg,g:s6si,4a+ 'H-f' .k . A ,, --2'-we Mfa-wwe::L-rf1ff11:-11:ffwrT::'3::..-r.ie23eLi?....L' A Maa' Dash For The Cafeteria One of the most important times in the school day of a high school student is the lunch hour. The cooks cook for an average of 300-350 students a day. It is plain to see that Mrs. Henry, Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Welsh, and Mrs. Hathaway, Call pictured to the LEFTJ have work cut out for them each school day. The most popular lunch menus included tacos and fried chicken. One of their memorable events was the time the dis- hwasher broke down and all the teachers dried the dishes by hand. Even though there are forests of lunches to be prepared, each of these cooks enjoys the work she does. Earlier in the year Mrs. Divelbiss Cpic- tured CENTER with Mrs. Henryj was head cook, but unfortunately, because of illness in her family, had to leave. Mrs. Divelbiss worked in the school cafeteria for 20 years. .,.,.-m. ' .. :p.f9'f' ' ' Old Mother Hubbard's cupboard isn't the only one bare. PHS's refrigerators often are after lunch. W Even the cooks have fun on Hobo Day. 29 u 'rw .'.'. 'f-l'2TfE':':'- -'I If , i - -477. ' - ? T?T'?l'f ' -- f-'ff L-.W-.-f. .3 -'CC'---- 2,'.,-.if-3-'-:.1g:.'37Q'g- 7- -'ii'T:'3--g.':1fTITTriF,e --M. ' 7414,-,A -L-va:-iv, -55-52-23 W- -fur, rx,pv- , g..,-,T,,-uik,,,,. ,.v . . . ,. . .. . K, A.. Y... , .. . , ,, , -...,. ,, fi Janitors Keep It Clean To Please Both Students Ana' Faculty Several times a day Mr. Howard Dixon and Mr. and Mrs. Webber go in and out of classrooms emptying trash cans and cleaning each room. After picking up the trash it must then be put into larger baskets to be taken' out. Another job done by them is sweeping the halls to keep the floors shiny for all the students. ,-Llama f- Howard stands at one of the busiest spots in the school...the cafeteria. Mr. and Mrs. Webber also kept the school in good shape this year by keeping the J r. High clean. They do deserve the rest they're taking. 30 Wag? -vv,--Ll W -'W - - 'TZ' ' ' Qgemn' i x xw E gi g .atom 53 . XR ASN Q. Q NWXXOX .s ' 5-. . . fi sm. f , ixon t of ning ust ken ping the Bus Drivers Have A Busy Y ear. I, Syn Q,,., .MQW Some of the bus drivers for the 1974-'75 school year were: Mr. Berryman, Mr. Mayse, Mr. Kellam, Mr. Moody, Mr. Attebury, Mr Montgomery, Mrs. Attebury, Mr. Webber, Mr. Shackelford, Mr. Stoutimore, and Mrs. Jackson. Students Reach For Better Sportsmcmshzp In P.E. S . . ,. x,..., 2 Sixth hour piles em' high. Some guys got it, and some guys ain't C J And now girls, this is a football. C41 Some are shy and some are not. 32 41 3 me guys ain't. ootbal1. C 1'1Ot. 32 33 f,,f4T:f-V.., , .1X-,,,,,,?,Y-Avi-f V-f-Vfx -f -'VV AW --A 57,-,I ' Ag'-W V Yi V ' '-V V- -V 'VV-- f-VVV-VV K K V V V V- -VV ' Yi'-VV ---'-'wff-5 , V, -any , . ..: .1 1 J ! I 5 I A1-3, E V w. 22 A wi . 6 :E V5 ls :E T? 13 'F 5 i M: if F z ,, E ff k 5 I H 6 s T E 'i E 4 I 1 2 -.....-....,,. 5 x f I 1 f x Q , l S . 5 v l 5 A I 5 x 5 Mis I Wrestlers H ang-on To Conference Pennant Congratulations! 1. Take Down! 2. The Tiger Hold! , 3. The Victory! 4. Rick says, It's no big deal, we wrestlers do it all the time! f -.v-f.-J - - V- -,..-L.-. , - a-Y - -- .-. , VY .2-W T -.ie-V W-, Y ,.,, Roger Smith, manager, David Arning, Chuck Higgins, Donald Cone, Tracy Moore, Scott Krieger, Rick Attebury, Ray Farwell, David Wolfe, Larry Grant, Lloyd Smith, Tim Downing, Brian'Evans, Kevin Quinn Scott di Ray G0 To Stale Scott received a 2 at state, and Ray entered the 132 wt. class at state. Coach Phillips concentrates on the match. 35 , .., .. ,Y . .-A- .-... i......c..... -,-N..1,.c,:,1v:-?,.,.,Q. , , ---'Y -17.-.T , - ...ie c,Y H--if-:-,, -H-TT?-K --v1,.-47?..-... Wrestlers ' '--waxqggug L44 ------ -f- -- A Wife If ? S I f its Wrestlzng Records I f 4 4 f - I ' I -3. ,X va, - -239 I A ' 52' 'I' 14 -' 1 'M' ru 1 1974-1975 ' Team Record Opponent Varsity J r . Varsity - Hamilton 42-18 Win 18-10 Win Smithville 44-20 Win 16-10 Win Cameron 20-28 Loss 17-20 Loss Lawson 69-00 Win 16-15 Win Lathrop 57- 9 Win 18- 9 Win Richmond 29-17 Win 6- 9 Loss West Platte 57- 6 Win ill.-.. Marceline 21-28 Loss 6-46 Tie Mid-Buchanan 28-14 Win 6-12 Loss St. joe Benton 21-28 Loss 9-24 Loss St. joe Benton 21-28 Loss 9-24 Loss D Kearney 30-28 Win 24- 4 Win Platte City 28-25 Win ,----4 Lathrop Invitational Tourney 2nd place trophy South 1-Iarrison Invitational Tourney 2nd place trophy N W Mo Conference Tourney 1st place trophy District Tournament 3rd place Regional Tournament 7th place State Tournament 16th place TO STATE 119 lbs Scott Krieger Senior Record of 27 2 2nd place Lathrop Tourney 1st place South Harrison Tourney 1st place Conference Tourney 1st place District Tourney 1st place Regional Tourney 2nd place STATE 132 lbs Raymond Farwell Senior Record of 20 6 1 lst place Lathrop Tourney 1st place South Harrison Tourney 1st place Conference Tourney 2nd place District Tourney 2nd place Regional Tourney l . . v . . . . . . ' . - , ' . 1 . 0 ' n - - . . , . . . 1 faili- N, A L . ..-Q --mf 1 ' ' 'I'- '?'k Yi' 42' f 2- - hz Q!! if v 'I l . J.. x, n . ,.,. A .1 .... 1 vw 1-35 .I Ml.. ' .ggnffi -.1 gag. :'. 'env l l I ,mfg 4 F 1-3: l zgc- 4 fgff 1 , :iii 7 l -ag , 'fiii j 16:3 i ttf? T :jig , .lllfl ! ' : 12? l :iii 1222 i Eh! I E535 l 1 'lit 55:2 ' f rg? 1 , 'b' 3 I I X E I 38 .5 li 155. A - V Y i- , --Edf3-:Q,-..,-,- CONFERENCE SCORES PHS OPPONENT 79 North Platte 74 48 West Platte ' 52 42 Smithville 88 61 DeKalb 68 78 Mid-Buchanan 56 79 East-Buchanan 68 65 Platte City 64 53 Lawson 59 5 7 Kearney 70 86 Lathrop 58 X' Conference Tournament- 4th place ' DeKalb Tournament- 2nd place Dwight Haun shoots a technical. ,,,, , - -A ,... - WY- T, , V - , . ,. , Aiffwr-vi, ,, , , ,. , W-- ,... ,--,- .V ,,,,., .. -,,, - ,,.,. ,,,- ..,. ., ..,, gf. .,A L. X . .11 -N4 51521 ' .' v, ' Ip .ally ' 7'- ' ' N' ' 77' W' ' ' ' Junior Varsity Basketball The Junior Varsity basketball squad ended the 1974-1975 season with 8 wins and 5 losses. Coach Gary Bockelman, who's in his first year at P.H.S., was able to help the players out with their plays and give them the urge to win. The leading scorer this season was J oe Kipper with an average of 12 pts. per game. The leading rebounder was Bill Stevens who totaled 101 rebounds in all. Ends Season With 8 Ana' 5 Bill Stevens brings the ball in bounds. Clyde May takes time out for a rest. .IOC KlPPCl' jumps for P.H.S. --3.v.asgg,-A-'f 'P.H.S. 'P.H.S. P.H.S. 'P.H.S 'P.H.S P.H.S 'P.H.S 'P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S 'l'P.H.S P.H.S. 'P.H.S. f A f' , f f 5 my 2 K I L, A HMA, , x.-,,,,, ..., , Yr. , - P.H.S. 'P.H.S. P.H.S. 'P.H.S. P.H.S P.H.S 'P.H.S 'P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S 'P.H.S P.H.S 'P.H.S. Tiger team stands ready for ball Scores North Platte West Platte Smithville DeKalb Mid-Buchanan King City East Buchanan Maysville Platte City Lawson East Buchanan Kearney . Lathrop iliu 11 - LEaaf:11-1'-J ff' Court Warming Celebrates Victories O R I , f KING QUEEN N 4 2 Larry Haun- Tammy Bailey ff' aff I 7, f fren, V , , V f Z 1 V1-Lvvf, - :file-1 Y-Y,. f ff- Y r e ,Y:::,ffg1T ff1f,e-:izzffigiiI Q3 iii:szQ-'.iT3'7?f:i:g,fsf2f7?si . fi? 2 illflfliiff 'E'??f?:f: Eli-if gi ls: ff ff' - r - W A ' Wx etories v 2 .- ,effiff f E41 ,L 1---M --ef---- g.,---L4 ,, ' Of Round Ballers Ana' Wrestlers -Qi-PM ATTENDANTS Kim Webber CSeniorJ Roxanne Burnside CSophomoreJ Kathy Shoate Uuniorj ATTEN DAN TS Clyde May Cjuniorj David Arning CFreshmanJ Denis Downey CSophomoreJ Girls' Basketball Comes To PHS For First Year Girls' basketball returned to Plattsburg High School after at least a 10-year absence. From a group of girls that had hardly touched a basket- ball, a team was formed that played many other teams that have had es- tablished programs for quite some time. Although no games were won, the challenges, experiences, and opportunities that each girl gained more ac- curately measures the season. In this respect, the girls had a fine season. With twelve lettermen returning and more hard work, the girls are looking forward to adding winning to the many things they learned in their initial year of basketball. Coach Kemper Mat Members of Varsity watch the game, anxiously waiting to play 44 H76 771 ,,,, ,-V-.f,-, , ,-meh, g ,:,,4... --0- i I 1 l I l l I 5 P.B. Varszty Op. pponentr 0p.B- Team P.B 10 40 Cameron' 21 9 8 49 Lathrop' ' ' 7 40 Smithville' ' ' 28 43 Maysville 36 15 20 55 Hamilton 30 13 n 5 19 58 North Platte 34 7 10 55 East Buchanan 35 6 19 56 Excelsior Springs 34 10 2 1 2 5 Cameron 31 9 38 42 Platte City 32 10 17 33 Lathrop 28 10 ' 12 63 Mid-Buchanan' ' ' 23 50 Stewartsville 42 7 2 2 50 Excelsior Springs 25 10 I 35 35 Hardin' ' ' 1 Tournament' ' ' l I . :DL-533' ' 'W The Team In Action. . . Q13 Robbin and Chris get ready for the rebound. C25 Susan and Rita go for an in-bounds pass. C35 Robbin shoots for two. Q45 lone Jumor Debb1e Gardner freshman Candy Cox and senlor duo, Nancy Shackelford and Rita jonesg prepare for a game. ' . 'fl wax Q,-f 1: y . , -' f.: moygxz- 4 ,V . .,X, , . f. f, 7-fgfyfg , . ,Sf . Robb1n O 5 wk A X y X' Y Z u WWXWWWW ff f 1 ' 'NS - CZJ Susan and ts for two. Q45 ioxg and senior e for a game. U If Roobin Ogle- Most Rebounds and Best Field Goal Percentage Kim Gengelbach- Best Free Throw Percentage Girls' Basketball Awards 1974-75 ,f f .111 x ff - - X, TQ. 4- ll f ' f ' 1 - - 61 W J 'P N I fs x 'ei .-. 35 ? 'Z l 7? ' MQ' s K' f fi X 4' 47 - -' - - ' - V V-. -714,--H -. ----Y4- - tae:- Freshman Basketball The 1974-75 Freshman Basketball squad ended the season with a 4-9 record. Under the coaching leadership of Mr. Gary Bockelman, the players developed their individual skills of rebounding, shooting, and good sportsmanship that will make them better players in their future years on the PHS basketball squads. L Q f a Y gs N Mrs. F: B.S. Degrei Missouri at in Readin University City. Mrs. speech, drar is her minor her birth p perience inci sg EN. .5 . x e 1 ix Y. F ' 1. Eric White C401 lands an easy 2 points. 2. Coach Bockelman was always in the background. 3. Brent Burton C355 blocked a shot! 4. Players gather around Coach for the next plans for attack. 5. Kevin Boquin C443 jumps high into the air for the Tiger team. l l l i ' 2 points. 2. Coach, ound. 3. Brent Burton ' around Coach for thf , nn C441 jumps high int0 .-v,-ff,-,.-.-ff-r . , ,- 113 . ,N .N . .. qf- -. 0. -4 ,LV V:-l. . , Ihvnd, Y. ,-- . Mrs. Fred Trayler received her B.S. Degree at the University of Missouri at Columbia and her M.A. in Reading Education from the University of Missouri from Kansas City. Mrs. Trayler's majors are speech, drama, and reading. English is her minor. St. Joseph, Missouri, is her birth place. Her teaching ex- perience includes 6 years. Mrs. Jerry Harrington is from Smithville, Missouri. Her teaching experience includes 5 years. Mrs. Harrington received her B.A. in English from Missouri Western State College, St. joseph, Missouri. Mr. Neil Porter, originally from Pecos, Texas, has 6 years teaching ex- perience. His major is English with Spanish as his minor. He received his B.A. in English, and B.S. in Educa- tion at Missouri Western State College, St. Joseph, Missouri, and his Masters of Divinity at Wayland Bap- tist College, at Plainview, Texas. We Present The Teachers O P.H.S. 74-75 49 ly qrliiir- - - i - -,-- W. f- , ., . 21:5 U 5.31: 1 .1 :,- ..... -L-1 2 Lf ' ' ..,-1-L-ss! : ' 1 f' ff w :l Mrs. Naomi White received her B.S. in Education, and an M.S. in Guidance and Counseling. Her degrees , 5, f ,vu were received from N.W.M.S.U., Maryville, Missouri. - Speech, and English were her majors. Osborn, Missouri, is her original place of birth. Mrs. White has ff l ff f f ff!! 1 1 , fl, . f 4 ff f ff f. 7 f X ff iff .. A I '1 18 years teaching experience. fi LZ ij l ,.., ' 4 + l l l 1 1 , . Mrs. Betty Lou Shoemaker received her B.S. in f Secondary Education, from N.W.M.S.U., Maryville, , Missouri. Business was her major, with home economics, as her minor. Stanberry, Missouri, is her I birthplace. Mrs. Shoemaker has been teaching 10 years. 4 V 14 1 .Q I ,W . 'EX f ff'- l -ff jx il l ls if Mr. Ted McLain majored in Business Administra- tion, with Economics, and history as his minors. He received his B.S. in education at N.W.M.S.U., , Maryville, Missouri. Cainsville, Missouri, is his birthplace. .1 J .W if l 1 W 'v w -fi 1 sl vu I S v i 50 .1 3 -1 , rm. , -.---,,....,, N., Ann-It-1 Mr. John Gregory is Plattsburg High School's Chorus and Band director. His degrees were received at C.M.S.U., Warrensburg, Missouri. His degrees include a Bachelor in Music Education, and Master of Science in Education. Band instruments was his major. Mr. Gregory has 23 years teaching experience. Mrs. Margaret Bodle majored in home economics. Her birthplace is Fairbury, Illinois. She received her B.S. in Vocational Home Economics at Kansas'-Univer- sity. Her teaching experience includes 21 years. Mr. Gene Reed received his B.S. in Education, and also his M.S. in Education, from N.W.M.S.U., Maryville, Missouri. Industrial arts is his major. Mr. Reed has 4 years teaching experience. Pattonsburg, Missouri, is his original place of birth. , ..,:.,:.---- er -' -' f- V - f -----Qtr,-1a:.--Ll.--4- - .-:.:T- - Q -.--.:.,.:.. -if' - v:-:sz 1 -7241.-'M K... 1,... H Mr. Dave Kiesling received his B.S. in Education at N.W.M.S.U., Maryville, Missouri, and took courses at the University of Minnesota. Creston Iowa, is his birthplace. Fine arts is his major, with industrial arts as his minor. His teaching experience includes 11 years. Mr. Klaus Lange received his Bachelor of Science in Education at CMSC, Warrensburg, Missouri. Physical education is his major, with social science as his minor. Ottumwa, Iowa, is his birthplace. This is his first year of teaching. A V. Mrs. Claire Neil received her B.S. in English, from -N.W.M.S.U., Maryville, Missouri. Library science, and Spanish is her minor, with English as ,her major. Maryville, Missouri, is her place of birth. Mrs. Neil has been teaching school for fifteen years. Mr. George Sidden received his Associate of Arts degree from N.W.M.S.U., Maryville, Missouri. In- dustrial arts was his major, with science, and history, as his minor. Mr. Sidden's teaching experience includes 19 years. Livingston County is his place of birth. Nl Mr. Cl from N-W attended U. attended work. His t Mrs. lN Arts, and Western 4 Maryville, French, wi' her origina' two and a Mr. Si Jewel C0114 his major, his minor. Mr. Phillij :iii--M-wht i 4 X . . A .f I, 1 f gp .f if ff . C ' ' 'A .5-r, -- ' :ff-fs l l Mr. Clifton Porter received a B.S. in Education from N.W.M.S.U., Maryville, Missouri. He has attended U.c.L.A., and the University of Missouri. He attended Missouri Western College for further graduate work. His teaching experience includes 20 years. Mrs. Marilyn Honeyman received her Associate of Arts, and Bachelor of Science in Education at Iowa Western Community College, and N.W.M.S.U., Maryville, Missouri. She majored in Spanish and French, with a minor in history. Shenandoah, Iowa, is her original place of birth. Mrs. Honeyman has taught two and a half years at Plattsburg. Mr. Scott Phillips received his B.S. from William Jewel College, Liberty, Missouri. Physical education is his major, with health, and social studies, grades 7-9, as his minor. Greenbay, Wisconsin, is his place of birth. Mr. Phillips has been teaching school for 2 years. Mr. Gary Bockelman received his degree at Mo. Western State College, St. Joseph, Missouri. Biology was his major, with chemistry as his minor. Mr. Bockelman plans to get an Administrative Degree in chemistry. St. Joseph is his place of birth. This is his first year at Plattsburg. 54 Mrs. Julie Kemper received her Bachelor of Science in education at N.W.M.S.U., Maryville, Missouri. Her major is physical education in elementary and secondary education. Nebraska City, Nebraska, is her birthplace. Mr. Phil Close received his B.S. in Education from N.W.M.S.U., Maryville, Missouri. His major is physical education, with biology as his minor. Mr. Close has 5 years teaching experience. Fairfax, Missouri, is his place of birth. . , ,-. ,A M.-,ff Y-.w, . -,.-.-D, . , , . V -- ..-225, V V .f.--?,-..,.-, ,-,.,.,- . . ..,- - -Y- Mr. D in Educatif physical e Degree in audio visu: Hays Uni' C.M.S.U., tively. FOI birth. Tea for Mr. Pe :ceived his on from aryville, .s physical vgy as his is 5 years Fairfax, of birth. Wg- ,.v. sa:- W... l 1 l I I l V I l l V l x l J i i F l l l A X5NNTY!if?C Mr. Don Pelzel received his B.S. Degree in Education with majors in social studies and physical education. He received his M.S. Degree in Education with an emphasis on audio visual aids. His degrees were from Fort Hays University, Fort Hays, Kansas, and C.M.S.U., Warrensburg, Missouri, respec- tively. Fort Hays, Kansas, was his place of birth. Teaching experience includes 17 years for Mr. Pelzel. 29 we e-fm 94545 ll!-T EHWQ-iii ,S 'VE-. ,- s...4...: , lui' Q, . . -u, .Q Mgz'.mi,g, g. 1, .Q a ,sis 'fxqyf,.5aw545,32.g-A . Q gs' A ' ' 4 5 'fm 6' Qi X i ,Q S Xl A :.- 9 W' Mr. Gene Foster received his B.S. and M.A. in Education from N.W.M.S.U. at Maryville, Missouri. His major was history and his minor was police science. Mr. Foster is originally from St. Joseph, Missouri. His teaching experience includes four years. Mrs. Kathryn Rogers received her Reading Specialist Degree from U.M.K.C. Her un- dergraduate majors were language arts and social studies from N.W.M.S.U. at Maryville, Missouri. Lawson, Missouri, is her birthplace. -.,.,. - DMM..- .-. -.... -. i,:.E:TE.'-.iiF'1: -1, .-.-...... '?'R.--. , .M . --,. - -V-H - v-' ' .-' -- ,- . mn.. ,if-,E f .-aff . .-.mp Q: 5 .F ,, t . E E r ,,, i i I, 1 E-T gl k ir-' L, ll? If l , , , X , if I fa . A, F . 5. E EQ' i s . I. 1 1 I V f I E, L. l i i i I 1 1 V. 1 il li K N r i: ,E r l L W. 4, l f l I' l Q1 V , 'L w 1 Eg' .l ' 1 w rf , i ll V, I . V1 V, E. 1 i' ll! i-i l F-H . 57' fl 'f i, w fs M -'Q--.xr -- ':-...,..+ 2 --... .. +....f'YfF-..-.:,-gmgi. Mr. Jesse Hyder received his Masters of Physics Degree, at C.M.S.U., Warrensburg, Missouri. Physics, and math was his major. Raymore, Missouri, is his place of birth. Mrs. Delores Hallman majored in math, with her minor in French. Her B.S. in Education was received at Missouri Western State College. St. Joseph, Missouri, is her birthplace. This is Mrs. Ha1lman's first year of teaching. Mr. Kenneth Fortney received his B.S. in Educa- tion from S.M.S.U., Springfield, Missouri. His major was math, with P.E. as his minor. El Dorado Springs, Missouri, is his original place of birth. 's of Physics 1uri. Physics, ssouri, is his ath, with her as received at 1, Missouri, is first year of .S. in Educa- 'i. His major rado Springs, Cadet Teaching Gives Students Experience Beth and Rita instruct first graders on climbing the rope, as one goes up and one comes down. 1 flf-f ' r779y n L R Z I F L l r t -,, ,-fr f 1 5 11 1 l' s 3 1 F 1 ll i il f ' P I 1 r i ' I 5 I r 57:b.,,-,Y Y 4 'emu 4iI..:V5:.i4. Eh V-Q From l. to r.: Mr. Ogle, Brian Evans, Kathleen Shoemaker, Don Cone, Jean Ellenberger, Rick Harris, Nancy Shackelford, Kevin Quinn, Rita Jones, Lloyd Smith, Bobetta Devling, Natalie Dolinger, Beth Gipson, Ed Hackett, Sue Arning, and Kathy DeMint. The cadet teaching class, in which students helped teachers in- struct at the grade school, was organized this year with the great help of our principal, Mr. Ogle. l l 1 ' 1 , r 1 F ,1 R x , 1 2 I z 1 I F 1 i N ' i. I I ' l 1 a I L rg 1 I1 , i i i li tr il L E E , ,K fe i 1' I : 'E li 57 i' F P I gr: l PM 5 i f -- V... rv W.,-A ----. ..,.. ,. ,......-asf-+,,,.e.,,.-,:,,,, E l I , , Pg-5'-51. 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Ed and Larry work for the school. , 53 N ,-., .X , X H 3 ,Z ' Shown at a meeting are- Coach Kenneth Fortney and Coach Scott Phillips CSponsorsJ ,,,,:-y- .v- , ' f . 'W 4 V sf f- N..-,,. . .1 4 w After one of Kevin's pep talks he and Stanley pre- sented Platts- burg's first foreign student to letter, Ed- mundo Villar- real with a Let- terman's jac- ket. X Q X 2 X X Q XX N - f.w.'ff-5 1' i' 89 x X X X N ll' -fi wwf if A ,xl x Xxx X t svflfss me 0 ---5 --5'-Sri .rw 'Z is ' wx, V. A, 'Y ff ' , , , lf, zu 'WC lflffw iff Jqww 'f? V Y Girls' L lub Makes A Start In '75 f, ROW 1: Mrs. Kemper CSponsorJ, Ellen Farwell CPres.J, Sue Taylor CV.Pres.J, Candy Cox CTreas.J, Lesa White CSec.J. ROW 2q:MCarmen Gomez, Rita J ones, Diana f , if ,f , I - ' 'L 41 XX vol, f if: A xx47 . xN Ty ,,,,1, f -iw ,, Iwi. 1 I Q., X Buckley, Tammy Bruns, Mary Lawlor, Susan Shoemaker, Cindy Grayson. ROW 3: Gwyneth Shoate, Brenda McLerran, Beverly Adams, Charlene Shoemaker, Robbin Ogle, Kim Gengelbach, Nancy Stalder. ROW 4: Carol Stickford, Susan Winkler, Deb- bie Krieger, Mamie Jackson, Robin Burnside, Susie Brenner, LaVonne Smith. At the end of girls' basketball season, a girls' athletic club was formed. During the first meeting on the gym bleachers, the name of Girls' L Club was chosen, with Mrs. Kemper sponsoring the group. The club is for girls who letter in basketball, track, or golf. i ' . -.. . .,.-E, -,, .,,, ,., Y -:,:1,,,,-,,.AA . ,,..f -..s-.1-:.1,,., rf--,::'sv. -.-,.--5,:--?'-41.-.f.:a::t2?ff l'-YL.. L ,.I . 'T:'---1-,E.','.7' T': '2:-- -.T.'5f'X:ff'?'1'f- A. iff? 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They work to build up these qualities in the school and com- munity. T With the help and guidance of sponsors Mrs. Shoemaker and pMr. Burnett, the organization carried out a number of projects for the student body and public. Among them was the collection of money for Unicef. The club was led by Jean Ellenberger- President and Kathleen Shoemaker- Vice-president. Niu New Members Look Toward Future Cm 3 .Em1W5Tla5f'Ci. VW .. . Thiepmduczfon-R f0L1VERYii 2 OLIVER FAGIN'.'..h ..... ARTFUL4 DODGER . BILL SIKES . . . NANCY BET- ........... MR. BUMBLE . . . MRS. CORNEY . . . MRLBROYVNLOW . . MR. SOWERBERRY MRS, SOWERBERRY: n CHARLOTTE ..... NOAH CLAYPOLER. . DR. GRIMWIGA . . . MRS: iE?EDWIN . . . OLBSALLY . . . . . CHARLEY BATES . . ' RCAST Bow STREET RUNNERS. S S STREET VENDERS . '. .CHUCK HIGGINS ..4.....JOE STAGG . . . . KAY LEAVITT . . . .RICK MALONE . LAVONNESMITH . . CINDY KIMRAY . . KEVIN QUINN . . . CHERYL DOTY . . . LARRY GRANT .AMY ARMSTRONG I .... ELLEN BOOTH CHAREENE GREEN .TRACY HOLMAN . . .SHERRI LEMON . . KIM WEBBER . .KATHY NICHO .JACIE KILLG RE . . TIM GENTRY . .- JOHNLTAPP . CINDY GREGORY . . . 'CHERYL DOTY . . LESLIE RUDDY . ELLEN BOOTH SUPPORTING CAST: Beth Mixon, Lesa White, Marcia Hales, Sue Bre,nner, Jacie Killgore, David Arning. ' i f 1 Q ,,N..: Q ., fi . SFT , ' 3 A . lx , f 4.u .SIx ff. .RM f . I -S Q ' ' R925 i' GRS.. ,... 5 9 , I, I Y . , . A A M my L Fi gi f a I S S A. ws X 'N Y X Y Q Six X ,Na X3 N S N 9 I X ,, x N.....,g -X. .S ' .S .MB . 5 , Gif? fi . , SSAQTSREEEVNS' C- N w- .5,Q..qxMi 1.' 5 71' . ' 1, iw 2 ,jj 'Q 4 i? ' Q' ' V5 , ' T Z , , ,, ,..., V -- - 1. . -,g n .- -fV -.. V. 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'Q 1- .1 ,H .L m . , E:-12121, .naar V ' 3 gV , I , , -, V- U ,L - ,F ,.-. k ,V V3-nv., V.. AV 6-:J-V.-.-..-.s. ..' f--x- :.-... ap - Vg N V-. .V--.. fra- , V- - -.-1-H-,am 1- - -V-7-. , VV . .V.:-:-- V, , - V V,-.V , V :V , , , . Q - 1'l..12' ,l gfyv-r+13+:p,, . . .,.., . .,:,,V,4, --L. -gg-,r,L,, 1,,L, .:,,1.,. ,,-V,g,V,,,4pgy,g,.gV.,:-, fl V,,-Q-Mid... ,.q.m.1mLVV1L-Vf-- Q.1-,,v,.J:.-fl ,N .f ..,..V f E QV-EHVMJA-L . -5?-'f L'..v.. !v - Txwf- District Music Festival... Band Ana' Chorus Receive II Ratings The Plattsburg High School band and chorus went to District Music Festival, each receiving a II rating. i Each of the following groups received a I rating at District and were then able to take the solo or group to State Music Festival at Columbia. I These groups received the following ratings at state. The Trumpet Trio received a I rating. Mary Lawlor, Saxaphone Quartet, and Flute Trio all received II ratings. Trombone Quartet, Mixed Clarinet, and Percussion Ensemble all received III ratings. More than just the band members enjoyed the trip. A few mothers of students who went rode the bus down and enjoyed the trip just as much as everyone else. Trumpet Trio: B. Norton, L. White, K. Quinn. Trombone uartet C Hi ins E White E Hackett M Deaver,VClarinet Q 2 . gg , . , . , - Trio: C. Doty, M. Lawlor, K. Nichols, S. Brenner. A sae- . . f L35 I M ' MUSIC -M - eos ,. .7 ifv 1 ,., ' ff em' -, Vf!' ........,- V.. REQ at b f 9 'RSQRS JQRQ l GQQQE! W Flute Trio: S. Shoemaker, D. Frost, C. Gregory, Saxophone Quartetg E. Booth, V. Welsh, R. Jones, C. Herron QNOT PIC.J Percussion Ensemble: A. McClelland, C. Gardner, B. Burton, A. Gump, R. Malone, J. Strong CNOT PICJ , I l w l l . in 4 1! ll :l ll w r U l l L .1 i A Il ll -1 IJ! 5 l I 73 ' 'V S ' - f ' ' A' - ' f r -' V , ' Evra: Vg.: - - -W... -.,.----.Y...f,,f- i I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 -1 11 11 '1 1 111 1 11 1 11 1 111 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 I 1 1 5 ri 3 E C34 312,16- iwul 3 IQLE, C4 111.22 14215 1 11 I 1,1. 11 The Creators of Some Extraordznary Jewelry M1-1 1 , WMM, , 4 is 1 W 1,2 QW' 1 L '1' f -9 v1 x - . , , 11 f1!1Q,11,1-62214212 1 1 1 A , 1, ACT as M, W A N , Y- p 411 7214011 11,7115-gk 11-an V ,651 df 'Ti G47 fEf1!7j i7E' 151.03 Q3QLa'v5Gf,111:J 5C'C 11U nj Q J i 1 ,11 '1 11 1611 1,1 X11 11,- ffbf-1 fsi41'Y '1!1e L 1, 6 15 U -wfbgfw11Tv Q 27f'7'1j 111':1:'31if 1 H 1, 1771? N1'w-fs -i1115x1f D11f5W1f'g 4'XJf1f'f1'f113 1111 1fL9fS1L1lQ '-2 111.05 VA Q' Qui: - e,-4 Mlvau, L.:-- -,1 .g1,,2,.L, .Q C'-'lazy 11 Q '1 f-112 'ED . 1 11 min, ,, :S PM mme 111C-1,0e1's11'1?1?T 1711? 1113111 1115753 1.11, 511 T110 11 oo A 1,,,Q,4Q111a,f -:H gg1.3j5551ig,1 ,MQ k,zs'a-9,9 -,,1i:,,-gg 1:4191 1101116 -:I 1-.--fp -- 3 X ,e hh Mr. Kiesling has another successful year with Art Guild. His students havc5cE'ne'd111 fA1f'5U 1 1 out some very unique pieces of work. This years' president was Tim Dowmngfl 15 1 '1 vice president-Kevin Quinn, secretary-Jimalee O'Connor, and treasure johnv ,Nm Talip. We thanlw xim Downing for his murals in the cafe Deria. UQQQ4' Q T 3 , 1 1 1 11 gf Q U11 11 1, 11 11 11,s 1 '111W 1 114 1Q3'J-'-13:71 1.11 11' X5C?'C:Q,T' 41 3 1 11 f11! f A mf 1 1 1 A J 11 1 ggi? 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This years officers are, President- Larry Haun, Vice President- Raymond Farwell, Secretary- Katheleen Shoemaker, and Treasure- Jimalee O'Connor. To become a member of this club one is required to take a test in the spring. gMr. Pezel makes the test up of questions dealing with history, and the History Club students make up current event questions. The test is usually taken in the library and is limited to those who will be a junior or a senior. Shortly after the test, the History Club holds its annual picnic. This is when the officers for the following year are elected. This year the History Club showed two movies for a money making project. The movies were Duck Soup , starring the Marks Brothers, and Casino Royale, starr- ing Woody Allen and Peter Sellers. It was held on March 27, in the high school gym. Tickets were 51.25 for all. The money made from this went toward their trip to the UN Model Assembly, which was held at Park' College in Parkville. F I 40005 ffke ,Gulf Wu 'Zio 674214 ffm? .Z'vLffw5f9 wfoff-54 we Salim year: lfj0'7fU Ikure 'Ze 70 and 'LZ my ,I We game C417 E2 wwe bak, ciwzf 2f7:5z .7UfffJg' 7000! -prfywofj. 8 . ---f ,. XQLM4 Wa, EVW7 eva MD QCgl kEM?Q'eu X , bdoolol IIICQ -lo SAW -f!zn1qL'-yfo you, CY bcinea So 77l'Cc '7ZO fa-ng, Acre I JAY: 607776 ACAQK -730 555 guefx' ebay. V3i'llf1 lovg, your f'f,'CY7C-I fjfwuen .Goimee I woven Give A4wzmmG TO H406 GOOD 'nwss I 44,905 HQD A-V PLAN-53,Ug6,,6ACK +QGn4lN. l'no GOING TD I-use some PIQLEMOS wflom r Have WADE H535 .I WMJT TO SAY l114Amcs 1-0 eoeeyaoovlforz 6UEf2Y 'Hfl'16. mm 9 SM74 Jw Language Club Presents Edmundo Vrllarreal of Monterrey Mexlco has for hrs El Salvador Central Amer1ca has for her Amerlcan parents Mr 85 Mrs Charles Everett 8' Mr 85 Mrs Harvey K1mray Demse Sant1ago of R10 De Janelro Brazll has for her Amer1can parents Mr 85Mrs B111 Wade Mr 85Mrs Harold Hales 85 Mr 85 Mrs Robert Hamby .bi,1u-nur! Q ,X 4 Wd , -un 8 -., 'uv V. my -i 3 ., Z ., fm f . f, ,4 ' ef : .1 A . Q I i 1 558 I 1 sg X American parents, Mr. 85 Mrs. Roger Dale. Carmen Gomez of lf . . 5 . . I , Xe . . gi-x , . - . L' : Q F.H.A. WA Y TO A FINE LIFE te Pro U Apr . J ' k'9f'?:1.x:r-v:1---gY--:---.-4-- --- -fv -V---v - - - M STUDYHALLS REFLECT VARIOUS MOODS I I N I, , 'N Sw 231 1 A 5 3 Qxffisv 4 Library Class Library class this year, was again under the instruction of Mrs. Neil, librarian. Mrs. Neil taught each student the catagories in which different types of books are shelved, how to put magazines in the correct order and also how to check in new rnagazines. Each student learned how to take the responsibility for the supervision of the library while Mrs. Neil was out. PICTURED TO THE LEFT are CBOTTOM TOM TOPJ Anna McClelland, Chuck Higgins, Vivian Greene, Laura Wade, Greg Hixson, Brian Monger, Dwight Hamby, Carol Grafton, Mrs. Neil, and Richard Coffey. Mrs. Neil shows Richard how to check in new magazines. 79 .- mv- hw - X .1 Creativity Expands Through Art Art students express themselves through various mediums. Art I classes studied different forms of drawings. The ArtVII classes experimented with junk jewelry and basic design in silver and other precious metals. Art III and IV classes worked on projects of their own preference such as: jewelry, ceramics, macrame, and mobiles. Several trips were taken to various art, shows. K k The mural shown on this page was done by Tim Downing and Mike Carter on the walls of the cafeteria. id 1 I ' 'z-if .- V ' ' . , . .H-F rv-I stem. ' I E, , Ex f S2 ,ff .4 X ik 5 ,J--H 'MQ 1 11 X gf 'f Q . ', XE? va: - . :fskA:,q.,J.v -s. .-fig.. pn ,V J.-' k 'tariff-,fl Q 5 1 lf ug '-. Q nh X rf, 3 ff 2 I ' 'N 2 QQ' . is, 2554 A' ' Q5w?skr,5iMww,f : 5 .v V ff. N 2 W . I N S Q , Q A X me sv , . . 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This was Mr. Bockelman's first year in teaching and it was an enjoyable year for all. .W ' K SN is fx S ,,..- i ,..'f 4 il Building Trade Builds . The Sid boys are left to 1 right, FRONT ROW: Dennis l Lucas, Robby Earlywine, 5 Brian Monger, and Chuck 7 Hixson. BACK ROW: Richard l Coffey, Charlie Herron, Guy Y Anderson, and Walter West. l 1 3 A 1 :4 i , , The 1974-75 house was a real challenge for the eight boys in Building Trades this year. The ranch style house has 1500 square feet of living space upstairs. The upstairs has 3 bedrooms, living room with fireplace, kitchen with dining w area, 1 full bath a W bath, a M1 bath, utility room, and a double car garage. The downstairs has a family room with -il fireplace. The house has an intercom system and central air conditioning. The house is located on Circle Drive in the ll south part of Plattsburg. ' l Q 9 l, 1 , l 1 ' 9 vmvxgzwxd L Ns K l H ,.i,, c,. , ,,,...,,.,,,, C .c V X , , X, ,,., . N g f , f e .yaraxxx . xp, s, XS4 ., - ,. 1 'swksxss 1 Q li . A 4 ,My ,,..,, 82 g 1 - -,- --,--, . F ,, -Q--- ,-, .Ms ,y.- , ---fx ,M-1. ., , -. -f ,.,...a-g,-W?-....-,.--......----V-pref' gag, . Q31 'Vi-T fr:,gi-if-ii'gl1g:-'52 fsgi.-'ffjirgli-jfg ngpzf-jfffili :iii - -?'-jffijlffaf f Z-fgfggiz 1775 5. up-3, rj L ' f .ge 5 A f f ' 1 -' . , Business Classes Teach 'Many Faeels Of The fle house has 1 with dining ,y room with Drive in the ' ' Wwemfny, 2 f-wwe, ,- fe AMW I , v:.f, 4 s,s,s, Working World ,ss 1 ur- A-va. we v -- .......f,. ,,- A ...-i...:.1g.,, .. A393417 . . 1444. -mimi-'-1 ' N v- 11Q:x4gi1214f-ff' -9+4:f45.ag:gL ,E W pg: 3,31-Q-I-.,-.e.J..,:LJ,,f,fL ,gg . -3 - N.,,.:..g4,i.,,f v ' .,,s Industrial Arts Students Build Ort T0 Grade A Again this year the boys in shop and drafting classes were under the instruction of Mr. Read. Mr. Read teaches the shop fellows to do their very best as they work with different materials. They work with plastic in making clip- boards and rings, leather in making belts, billfolds and braclets, and wood to make cutting boards, lamps, magazine racks, gun cabinets, and tables. The drafting fellows learned all the basics of drafting, then each drew a house plan of his own. Projects -us' t t Ru H 1 4 ei1jI?,f22-'11-iferuzaf figrfqeizea-4:a+i,s::Ee3g-fzxazf if fr:i33--L.:15Fe -, - ff r:::55 A-.21'Ei'::3-2 :ini -11,322+-44- -4 ,w,,s.,.,, A 1-:K-NA . ., . .T 7 , W A 'r' ' A 'V 1 I 1 ' - fre- Q- 'T'ft 'e Ms-Vern? f++-11-::a+f1f:-:fsq.::1,1:-1-A:1:.::1,:,sf 11 af -- A : Q, f ,. , , g,,,, , I - . za: - s ' xv QR Ni 1 V , W 4, A f X QQ, ,Q .X Q W 5 X, g QNX Q -f A V vi X ' , 'NX 5 ffm ' W 5 'ff , :N g X wwy ' - fwiwi' , f 4+ Lf , fly Q ' f ,,.,. n... .952 4 4 W yy M WWQ , ., 152-f my my , f wi ' -x , f L ' Q 'Z Y 3' 4 , Mr S . X f ' 7 'W ' f f . , f 5 ' ,,-I-'SJ ?,5 I 1 foal:-: ,V ! ,fy ,. .j 5: 1 ' X f, fl' ,f -- f. , fffsgq t V me W- -M , , Fx f : 7 fl V, if 'ix n -wp,l l 58. A Q if , If ' 'yy I -PQ ,,iQ?, . 5, f' ' X. , . ' 7 . . ,ii fiinii' ' rev 4.',.f14...jU' ' Espanol 62 F rancias 1 1 2 1. Spaniards in Espanol. Frenchmen in Francias. 2. Kelly Grant rides in homecoming parade. 3. Mrs. Honeyman speaks with her French class! K a i . -, 5. , , . -1.- ......M...........1,,,-4 ,,',n.u- 'M . f A -.-- -yr 1 3 X, V, , h I g . WL: ..1ggL.'7 ,jj Y: ,J -.73-X :L .l1gf..Q:Qf r -R I-,,,-,.,.' gTl'i'..M '51-55 'J 'ef-7..,.?r'Q'-I-EH 'iii-TV'ilzF,.'i'L,':': YT?-Q : g ' ' ' ' 1' H :5'7f'f1-7-2:1mail?2i29?31.-z,1:.1w'-fiir,'55e:-.-,:a....2':L':'f:'xr -iw- T, w,f-3?-f:Qi 5' New History Classes Bring More Knowledge to PHS History came ina large variety this school term. Many types were offered. Some of these classes werezf recent American history, history of the American frontier, American history, social studies, sociology, and world geography. In the American history class, under 'Mr. Pelzel, both the U.S. Constitution and Missouri Constitution tests must be taken and passed as a requirement to graduate. Mrs. Honeyman, Mr. Lang, and Mr. Foster are instructors of other history classes. The new courses interested many students because of the variety. - V :es Qu, T- -51-n ,..,.,-,.,--- ,- far- .- . : :'7.i -xr-'F- A a'vrvrw:f3,2Lf-j- F V' 5 1' ' 'X ' frm- - ' i ' ' ' :Jmm,,,g,,,g,,,r , Nh-o--1-M3152 wx, x -..-a-Tn-Q V ,.,,f --.Y V- - -- ----f-V - --v--f H .Qfw Home Ee Teaches i For Future Experiences if Some of the experiences the Home Ec girls experienced this year Were: making: garments which they modeled in two different dress reviews, one in the fall at the Buildings Trade house, and one in the spring at the School Fair in the gym. This year the girls also par- ticipated in planning and preparing different types of food. They learned how to plan for family meals and also learned food preservation by canning food. X , X J 'sf Us 9. 3G41 fneese tm l fxsi K 5 2 ' m . FRONT I M. DeMi MIDDLE Smith, V B Qsg Qi XY xx? X QX X v X XXX X X X s Q X X xixf N r-1 msg X K XY X xxx X xx X X ss X x N X xv X is N W X Q N starry WM. ' ,ff fr 054 . f .UQ J, f, ffl, '72 ff Z- ,, R... X , , .,,..,,.W.-va Aww' flow , , if rw ff. V ...eq ffwoMf,W,, 5 Z - wr We jf . ff ff 4 f I: wr ff fy oy, , X041 f . Chorus Puts rz Enjoyable Performances FRONT ROW, L to R3 D. Haun, M. Deaver, C. Higgins, J. Lammert, M. DeMint, J. Stagg, K. Selvy, D. Downey, F. Mick, R. Flannery MIDDLE ROW, Director, Mr. Gregory, D. Rawlings, K. Leavitt, L Smith, B. Trent, E. Hamilton, D. Karr, B. Gordon, D. Gardner, C Peery, M. Lawlor, C. Mick, BACK ROW, Gengelbach, C. Gregory, T. Graham, C. Doty, C. Grayson, L. Ruddy, L. Green, K. Smith, D. Stone, S. Lemon, V. Greene, C. Gomez, V. Grayson, K. DeMint, R. Burnside, P. Arnold, A. Graham, L. Cannon, C. Kimray, S. Karl. Ig 'iff '-Q.: -if egg. -: r- 55? H wx wL,,'113.g,,ge rif.'vg-t441,,q,1gg,3m 34:4.L'f'lj'i....j 13418-X'--4.424lfi:if:.'::'3-Y-4-'5'Q':E',f,1-gigiflm --4 ' v::.'5'5ffi Aif.'rf'c' 'A ' - ' ' 'YQ' Q 'M' 'M' -if 7 th Grade Survived Their First Year. Although the 7th graders had many difficult days, they made the most of their first year at PHS. It took very little time for them to get acquainted and to adapt to the new school life. Under the leadership of Pres. L. Barmann, V.-Pres. C. Cox, Sec. J. Mead, and Treas. B. Everrett, the class pulled through. 2 is K X xx .M X 55,5 .., .4 XxN 5 sv X s N l 5 N by N X Q N 5 f' 4 6 ' 4 S 6 X 5 , 6 V ini 5 X ,A as wives .overs-.:-si. V f f PM sw ss f sr:-ggvfgas . WM-,fu 4 . R ..,. A XXL. S ' 'Q ' ' li if . rg.. ,J . W 2 f ' 3 Y A ff2.if5ff .3 f if WAY' 'P ,ii' as , ei. !V'.L W . I g. 1 ' N ' Fife A gli fur . 5 S. Kelley B. Kennedy K. Krieger C. Rogers C. Routh L. Ruud J. Howard P. Lueb R. 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Q., .g b Q - 7 f. -X ff Q Q2 1 ' I Q Dx fa X , m, .. , . 5 , . . .5 .1 ,, 3 Q . .6 XA. ... ..- ix , , - X ' ff 1 L 'hs . 'N - K: -Q 'z-K 25- -' . - mass: f- X 2 5 V 5 4 43 1 Q4 f Sf? f H: v I f5,Lx L. Barman J. Campbell D. Earlywine E. Harding L. Jackson S. Miller S. Taylor anks ywaters JeMint ump unt IcCulloch tickford K...f:. .'-x .,-., Q 13 s H lx Q i W I 1, '- . .A 21. l.-. .4 - 5 -.3 Q K M fs ,r,03s'.:- vc . . - .. ..'. was ...W - -. B Q is 1 . . . . X , M 1 x N 5 .49 Q5 m X XX AF' N, ' - fi 'XI in I I I lg 0 3 .-. i - V ' 'wga ' .Mogwai J. -... . PQ 9535 - 4.50. ...Mg fi at ' s V 3,09 i -Ga . .- . Vf l f if V A T f . Y - ,..g,,.. l ,Q- m, .. 0 'FA . If V flv z ,. V ' -4' ek.-.4 4 ...,-.bl I my if ,N . 'TL' , ,J f.. ? 1 ' K 0. f ,A 'I z 4 -w-X S 'E . D. Bartee D. Clarke B. Everett D. Haun L. Jennings B. Newby D. Tyes I ,fav 0 C . xl F , X .-. , 1 ff .. D. Blystone K. Coffey D. Foster M. Henry L. Jones W. Ogle C. Vaughn D. Booth C. Cox T. Freeman C. Higgins J. Kellam K. Pelzel R. Wade :Q ff' Nw-vw . s J.. , . . NN. mwwsg. - W, 'x....-www! I Q . me sw. lf W., Q E, Kelley S. Prudden C. Peters D. Welsh '-1 fi? 5' ,.7VgAA,, S ..,,. Q. , X X AC' N A 4? ' F5 Y Ik fl! 1' ', r wp- 0' is '. ' - -' .nh - 6 .- L lx, C. Rawlings X X f AQ 1 .f 'Q N a Q2 05. , Fwy. sl! f,fn ..- , ' 'J 4 X , T. Roberts - - . ...::.h... .-.,,,g.-11:-1.-4. .Y ,, ..f. . ...Hw- gw- , .. 9, -r' . W.-r.----v14e....N., Xliisqrfiq-.-4'-.11fig-3-:M-:.11Q1fjgT,f1:-'-'A 'W-.:i,3iff':4-'zirg--.lag nf-'??'E ' . 1. - WZ'v2a:'f'1 'vffH --Y' l -'11 '- U H ffmre - M ' za.. -2+-441,::+:tgQ.r5-'av'-.421-: L-.Li-4 i'4'4 13- .'e5.i,g.ti:-L 1: Shi! fe-3Q:,:Lg--gifs7,-iuiii: 8th Grade Studies Hard For The Years T0 Come. The eighth grade started off big this year by giving a dance for the seventh grade, welcoming them to jr. High. After a little fun, they began to settle down and study hardg for most of the students were looking forward to the next four and final years at PHS. l Under the leadership of Pres. Dena Roberts, V. Pres. Raph Marceau, Sec. Susan Tapp, CNOT PIC- TUREDJ and Treas. Jackie King, it was really a successfull year for the class of seventy-nine. is W A x , . .3 1 4 Q Y f s X Y x X x , N Q7 Qs 2 ix 3 Q X996 0 SS X X X33 Se X SX S W Q N X sh as 5 ss s Q Y.. . N9 Q1 , 'sf gems X, . 1' SQ - Ai . ' . ..,. t . . . ., my I, W., I. D. Gengelbach L. George T, Gogd T. Graham C- HiSgif1S T- HiXSOn C. Jackson M. Johnston M. Keisling G. Kimray J. King M. Kipper D. Adkins D. Bartee L. Bodenhausen D. Doty G. Grayson P. J ohnson B. Lammert . ff Q55 A71 ,ill . Ss! X s Nha ' 'fit XX 3 C. Anhom T. Bennett C. Broderick H. Earlywine J. Grove K. Kelly M. Lane B. Baker V. Bennett M. Burnfin P. Enderle P. Hamby R. Kelly D. Langler , AH, 'K 47 W 'veA ' f 'fy f 1 . R. Barman B. Blanton R. Burnside B. Gannaway M. Harris B. Kerns T. Luckenbill J. , X .. bf' g W i?? SfET:-'- .5 -141:53 -H:+r+N--'QLf:'.::5:'Ff'- ' ' - -'-F-FTE.-.rg 5 ' 1537. 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Truelove ' ' N . wit-fsq.swSQN asf. if 5 . ..,,,. ' fo: sw, - ...ra ' 1 . ,,.- 1: f .4-. ,A 3 z APN-my I Q AAN 5' X Q ., ,Q N . ,,.f:3?f,Qi 'is t .vi if ik '11 ' it ' ef wr? S JG ' s 0 'M if 1 ,br .pu ,Wy Tr M' A4 1 4 1 :J av: .4 1-15391, :L M w Q51 - 2164-' H f - Q we-X1 MQW, f mst. y ig . R5 5 57 Y 4 Q I Q! S QX x - V. 1- .K fp. fix J ze- ff- 251.392 1. Q f. Ms f. xl 4.11112-.vw ir A l 1 - Z! .ii ix Vsffx H . .4 ' P -X Y. . .- . s-2,5 17.5 , . X 7 4 6, . ty 4 . 4 X25 'Z A YALE f..g si. ,. ,. ' K I ,. 4'-3 5' . -of - 4 Q Y-'F . ii X,f. 514175. N f C. McDowell C. McClelland K. Sloan D. Smith G. Smith P.Smi'fl1 M. Mick P. Monger S. Shewey M. Streeter T. Tabor S- THPP D,Ne150n S, Nichols P. Wilson D. Wolf C.Zimmerman Tiger C. Pierson J. Randolph M. Blystone C. Shaver D. Stettnich S. Stevens A. Wells V. Nelson -v Y,-.. , ' I, 'mZ25L?fr, ' 7,0751--,:: 'LK'..:4.::Q::,Y K. -- .s. 1.-4, .-.... ,fx -.... . -..,..--.-,..s.-..,.,,, , ..., , . HA-, , , - ...,Y.1- .-.K+-..-.-...f-.- ...,.--.....,,..,.-..-.M 3 l l 5 l r l T... ? '?!'F! .,+.a,..,,, 5,-,N Ma .X,, 1, QV.. ,..,.. ...gpg ,,.f,v-.--in V, ,,,,,,-Y 4, -N V Y: '- --f- --AWN. 1 ,--- - ..,. gg: - f -he., A. 5, ff: - - ,fa V, f :rg-53-gs -err cg.-L ,- -fuer: Jr. High Sports Arrive Jr. High sports were recognized in many Ways. In football all the guys got in quite a lot of practice for this season and for future football in high school. Basketball was also a sport that many guys were in- terested in and they learned how to be good, dependable athletes. Track was new for just about everybody in Jr. High. Even though it was new, there were many who were interested. An award was given to the athlete who guessed the correct score of a given basketball game. The recipient of the Buffalo Chip Award CSHOWN BELOWJ was Paul CSparkJ Wilson. ' 1ei7:'?5t-:Zi zv5::'1e?7Q1?' ' rrffwi? e::,1ag:r,f.:f59 -......4 T' 5' W Nfl A K! -F - VJ.,-Dlruir -.Y V ,..i..... Q..,, .1,, - ,- . ar- 11. :..1.1:::,::' f -4 f -A 4: --,JJ 4-lr: ' r - e-- -as it J: : - - '- '-he ' Jr. High Pep Club The Jr. High really excelled in many areas this year. The girls formed a J r. High Pep Club, sponsored by Mrs. Trayler and Mr. Foster. To show how enthusiastic and interested the girls were, a total of 40 girls joined. The officers for this new organization were: Pres.-Vanessa Bennett, V. Pres.-Patty Enderle, Sec.-Cindy Nichols, and Treas.-Tracy Freeman. The Jr,.lHigh Cheerleaders for 1974-75 were CMIDDLE PICTUREJ: Chala Pierson, Laurie George, Jaci King, Nancy Stevens, Kim Sloan, Susan Tapp, and Christi Cox. We thank these cheerleaders and Pep Club members for supporting the Jr. High Athletics. C, ,..-rr..- M- - -...-.fa-G--..:,::--.p..,:,L.'rTi '- ' 'bit'--A - - 1-rn--1-v1-A 4. ' ' ' Sli '-'-- er- -4 f gf?-F-1-1 JA' ' wt-1'-N -1--v-' -:-f t l 'U ' z13?fn?tm1:e?:f'i'b ' ' ' ,,,,,.. ,.,,-..a.--, .-.v-..A...-,.,.-..,.....i.-..... r.-v...,..c--...., ewes -. ,,g- . -X r-4-.,-' J V '- 5. - -'-':::::: '- :f?'11T:':::e.x- -::::f..-.11-f flatdi-EG-+-Jfizfete-1 -1 fr Q- 1:15:11 iff 115. . 5 . fi 353 1' f-:se 'f '- ' - s New Courses Provide For Career Experzenees A few new situations were added, rearranged, and reorganized in certain Jr. High classes. One change took place in the English Departmentg they added a speech and drama class. Mrs. Trayler, instructor, worked with each class to put on stage and radio plays, as well as regularly assigned speeches. Mrs. Bodle also taught home economics to the girls. They enjoyed preparing and tasting their own meals. Also added to the Jr. High class schedule were new Mini Courses. These courses were taught by people who had experience in each field. The courses included swimming, macrame, pottery, tennis, golf, photography, flying, scuba diving, horsemanship, knitting, sewing, and many others. These classes were only offered to 6th hour study hall students who were interested in taking the courses. shiny X A , , , . l If ,.,,e-f-'v- , , fvf,-...ri 5: za ':fL'.-gli'-1'n' ' Z .2.'1f1g,iH3' 'ffl'-..3gi:' 'f :':'fTj ff - -'1 2 f ', Aff ff''1::.5.:?'?ff T'l n'37!fY , F, ffmv- .- 1--5-5,15.f,v.f,1x,m:fE2.e52552::-J.::EW::aaaiEuz.Ez1 :za'aLf12:152552'!'Ti5'A??f1ZiiL526Fiifiaifmfifii. .If is If 1:2 ..?f.'I'. . ' 55751 5'1'1.., . ' l 'l 1 51 ' i'f'. . Q Q' -A U, ., .. ,b , . U i Y' . . ,, A Qvv1in'svriv:1.t.5?f'fF5- '- --YFE'ri?T.::L-if? 351 1' - W' 1' .xwr ,,,x14,,u J.. 1. 1- f.-.,r1v m f N n i . p W W 1 x N 4 1 1 V i 4 1 , . i . Q . , E X , V. I . , ! i f . wg !sg r v v, .funn un mu u ru .f'.u6'1r ' ' 'H r 11. ' I 1 P' '. 'f ' 3 Y ' ' -1-i t 'L N , - . f A ' ,f X ' 1 , I w f . . ' ,' i w f . 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It has been a pleasure to serve your educational needs and to witness the willingness and enthusiasm with which you have met these challenges. It is my sincere hope that the future of Plattsburg High School and each of its graduates will be strengthened through more cooperative programs involving the school and community. Supt., Dr. Ron Fitch 98 This book is the memories of the past year. You will look and see yourself passing on its road of life. If you can say you put your all into this year and received all the benefits possible, you will see how wonderful life is and how great its next year can be. Prin., Robert Ogle 'T 35,3 4-f-- J' ..,, Mr. Ogle and Mrs. Kipper look over the day's schedule Mrs. Jody Kipper ., r-3:-r.-. -1 1 O0 Levita Allen Guy Anderson Sue Arning ' Kay Askren Rick Attebury Dennis Bamhill Nita Boyd William Burchit Richard Coffey Don Cone - Susie Cooksie Mike Deaver Stanley Dedman Bobetta Devling Natalie Dolinger Tim Downing i,.. . 1 I O K. ll y Q 1 G. c v. ' 'Wife A x ., QW Cindy Drake jean Ellenberger Brian Evans Raymond Farwell Beth Gipson Carol Grafton Alicia Graham Larry Grant Vivian Greene Andy Gump Ed Hackett Marcia Hales Dwight Hamby Rick Harris Larry Haun Greg Hixson 101 O 102 J eff Holman Rita J ones Susan Karl Rita Kelly Scott Krieger Rick Leavitt Sherri Lemon Dennis Lucas Anna McClelland Brian Monger jimalee O'Conor Tom Porter Lesley Ruddy Nancy Shackelfor d Kathleen Shoemaker Lloyd Smith QQ: zasrm V :72'Ef-'fZ .?I' V I 2, Q33 H5 , li 1 A few A ' fi .,. 17,9 -,,,, 1 w TOP PIC1 1974-75 F mundo Vi F 5 5 1 , v xi , . 1 Us in n 'ifffL1:fQf',f if a 1 ff ,uwfwf V f, ,V I 1'f'Z,affifwi '7 2, Q3 wif, f' 44 x f f,4f.4,v,,, n J., l 1 TOP PICTURES: Joseph Stagg and Kim Webber. BELOW: 1974-75 Foreign exchange students, Denise Santiago and Ed- mundo Villarreal. . .,'-' ,., 1 104 JUNIOR - SENIOR PROM of PLATTSBURG HIGH SCHOOL ZUQ .Way Meyer jjass 7513 7Way Zydlh I V Friday evening May second Nineteen hundred and seventy-five POEM Dedicated to the Seniors fa 1 f Z 7 together they climb the mountain Of life :.? waterfalls of laughter ' fm their hearts, C 4,13 streams of hope A flow through their souls, leaming 4 N , floods their minds, X ,Q frame-M , I rf ,Q 32 S I 5 X :Z raindrops of tears often I ,, ,.:, sv sa s-,s N f r ig., at Mfg Q 4 i it 5 is 3 xp fill their e es but .IQ showers of courage fall bringing sunshine after the storm, waves of time leave traces of memories on the shores of their souls, into the ocean of experience A i they grope for answers this is the Spirit of Youth . . . forever to shine. 1'X v 1 f 1 'r M emorable, Events... .... Prom 1975 105 1... ,.. Q ggi.- , AA in --M K., , gr- ,ra . -... f, . . . - - .a Mp- fn., - 1--g,,.E..a-A-- -Aa- l l ,I 'A I l l l r M ll fl ll rl ii l .1 ll ll ll ll ,. 5 I A 4 3 106 i Twelve Year Seniors REMEMBER WHEN ..... Scott Krieger wore a fashionable crew cut, and all the girls were seen in little white anklets and the classier gals with fish net hose. There were also the cute go go boots and who could forget Rita J ones in her cute lit- tle dresses and cowboy boots! Can you believe back then that Bobetta and Dennis sang the Chocolate Bunny Rabbit Song and also the day when Beth Gipson played Mother when Lloyd drank a bottle of cinnamon fthe kind for toothpicksll The special days when exciting trips were taken to the Zoo, Quaker Oats, Palmolive Soap Co., 7-Up Co. and many more. REMEMBER Mrs. Plummer, Mrs. Lovelace, Mrs. Guess, Mrs. Missey, Mrs. Hanks, and Mrs. Brewer. Som.e will be remembered as their pets and others .... well thosevteachers surely won't forget them! Here they are again at the Grade School, all grown up. Yes! They have finally made it, the class of 75. This is their year. Good Luck Seniors. ' ' Sen ut Few 'I L 1 1 L Ii 5 ?, i I i Senior Polls ut fMany- Few Were Chosen Best Looking-Lloyd and Jean Y 4 i Y i i Y Most Gullible-Don and Kim F Nicest Legs-Ricky and Natalie Most Spirited-Jeff and Marcia 107 Q , ' and Best Ath1efegs,,L1myd and Rita. W A ' A Sqphistifsamed- Guy and ' Marcia i . TV and Rifa ' .,5. f . li A I 5 5 1 effigy, ix 1 V I yt --'ZA V 2 ' 'ian V J, ' ' 32.3 v, M .85 ,, , , .MQW JW, ,X 2 Y, ' i1'f?f , fi :kfn11f.,ak QS' : 4 X, Prettiest Teeth- Ricky and Nita f Z Q Vqyvy A , 1? ' 153 Most Likely to Succeed- Ed and Sue f f f . 1 im, if ,3 ,gpg o r . A A 5 ' Q fy T5 l l Q ' ff Most Musical- Andy and Rita 17 ,wwf ...NN X Best Personality- Raymond and Kim H Best Artist- Tim and Nancy 109 JW' Woft J TOLLTIO -. 'sc a,w'f-P A-, A Ilofe apo W4 AF 4 If1osL 'aslnul Dw1gh1. and Cmdy X. 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'U ' ' ' I s if Z1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 U , Anna 1 4-em 1 if 11 u F ', 1 1 1 1 5 . 1 V' 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A , 1 1 , 111 1 1 1 5 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 11 ffix ,..V1v,,gv---' .M V, V 5 -f--- ,V , ' fu, , I , 1 1 1 lvlost Tamgative- jeff and Eeth 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I . 1 0 v 1: Most Sex Appeal- Don and Sherri 1 1 1 1 1 Q4 I 750- 1 1 'Vfn Y Aw 1 11 'W 1 :N 1 if 'J ', I' ff-1 1199 ' 1' ' if 1,400.14 ay ,- l,,12,n, '.',1ln'u,.,f'f? 1 1 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 Prettiest Hair- Stanley and Rita ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A I vi' eu 1 Nts' 1 , 1 1, 5 ., -MM as V ,, , . ,, , East Dressed- Marcia and Ricky 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Class Sweethearts- Ricky and Sue ,f I gi-, ..-,, ,N ,v..m ,AW 0-- V laws .XX ilsf!?s 'ff' J 4 ,ggi 1. ,f 5. X n 5 ig? . l ff. 'Tr' bi- Z ' f All s.. '56 A I it ,1l'?,i'l- ,j1?. 'Ci fl i fills .fp L E f I H I , , 'e- lvl 'al X - f ,f Student Council Helps Make School-LUfe Easier Dunn RY 'Xqh Under the new leadership of Dr. Fitch, the Student Council was able to make much progress toward the betterment of PHS. They tried to make the school-life easier. After thorough research and deliberation, plans were put underway for the installment of a telephone and also a pop machine. The addition of fruit machines was also discussed. The future use of a student government was also talked about. With the help of Student Body President Eddie Hackett and Vice-president Larry Grant, the council sponsored a very successful homecoming. For the first time in several years, the council took charge of the Courtwarming Dance, an addition to the PHS calendar of activities. The council was kept busy this year. 113 Counselor Has A Busy Year In Tiger Country. UQ! f -6 TOP AND BOTTOM LEFT PICTURE, Mr. Burnett teaches an m- teresting psychology class. BOTTOM RIGHTQ Mr. Burnett is caught at desk during one of his usual busy days. ' 114 ,ffl V ,V W, M2 f 'S Ba 252522 Mp, .,.,, -v-V-Q Nw Wd , f NIOW N ,y i 6 - f ar few W r 4, f ff! 7, Z air fff MM X f J X x H he 244 ll! l , L M ' fu f, Q Z v if oh F u I f -sf Gobfers Hove A Good Season The 1974-75 Golf Season got off to a slow start because of snow and rain. After the weather decided to treat the golfers nicer, they had a good season. Boys' Varsity Golfers were: J oe Kipper, Ray- mond Farwell, John Enderle, Mike Deaver, and Paul Conrad. Girls' Varsity were: Susie Brenner, Beth Gip- son, Lesa White, Ellen Booth, and Jimalee O'Conner. PICTURED ABOVE from left to right are: Joe Kipper, Eric White, Chris McKay, Mike Deaver, Curtis Cradic, Tim Downing, Raymond Farwell, Jeff Elliot, john Enderle, Keith Lacy, with Mr. Pelzel and David Freeman. PICTURED TO THE LEFT is the girls' team. This is where they spent most of their time, holding the club is Susie Brenner, Cleft to rightj Beth Gipson, jimalee O'Conner. Lesa White, Janette Guess, Ellen Booth, and Roxanne Taylor. 115 ,I f I , Jig.- . -7. ,-,J fi.53if':'?'12?1sq:a.:.fiz ra., -:-l1'3? 6T-32? fi-?J?1Ef+f-fe-e?Tw evfzfl-mlf ,Am-.-..,,,, M..- ,vfemafv .,,,a-H' .HM 116 Track Team Sends Seven T0 State. Q 1 f X 791, - MGQJQ.: . ff' ' 54, , AR gr, . .'s.,,., -L' 'Q N ' 1 ,ww 5, W r z'4zK,f1fw,'-f :xr E1 s,5f,f:f- iff? -fri? 'f 'za 1 '9.51:f3z L-...M naw . -if .a,.X., a . STANDING, Gene Smith, Coach Fortney, Brent Burton, David Butler, Larry Pruitt, Don Miller, David Sutton, Bill Hydeman, Larry I-Iaun, Dwight Haun, Kirk jorn, and Dale Butler. Running position, Larry Nelson, Mike Adkins, Mike Ruddy, and Ted Welsh. Those qualifying for state were Larry Pruitt, Larry Haun, Larry Nelson, Rick Flannery, Mike Adkins, David Sut- ton, Stan Dedman, and Tim Gentry. .L X605 s. Rick Fl Track A wards ' v .W ,,,,L ,-, -1,24 Rxck Flannery- Outstand1ng,F1eld Events Bs Most Pomts Larry Nelson- Best Dlstance Larry Haun- Best Dash ti ff 14 1. x 'fi 'fs V I f J! a T, r,. A 1 ,, fl AGC 1- 1 X vfkia - 'T x X 1 na x 4'- 117 y W-'www eww EW . 54. NW' ,gi-. 5 1 I X! The 1971 were set and The 880 Mamie Jacks Bearcat Rela Probably girls improve Team leaders Stickford in t ing the seaso With mc Plattsburg sl V V V V , Y Z K L J, Lrfjr ,L .yn A,v,,.,, -w,Y.L.,-4.L.,: 5, A, v 5.. ,,,,,,m:'.k L. ,if,,,. , ,., .--N.. H . ' ::::':12.11-exgg:-1+-a+14.,:,,.' L':.-x--W1-+2.t.,.:w ' ' H f -V A 1' if 'Y ' ' ' 'c or ' 1 f' ' ' ,,,,,,-,,, -...t:3,,,,-,4 --f .-N ,eg Ifgggli., f:2m1,eg.iij5-3.-1.5- .,',.e, r -1 ,, j' -E -..1 , 'j 4- - 'V r 'J Tv- e ' .J-1 - I.: A W124.-7.-444.--'::.:za1-:l'Z 5'H'P1ee-.Lff-f':?f? :.i:w1-155 ' ' V Z5 ff The 1974-75 girls' track season was a success in many ways. Several school records were set and the girls scored well at major track meets. The 880-medley team of Lavonne Smith, Gwyneth Shoate, Diana Buckley, and Mamie Jackson placed first and led the way to an eighth place finish in the 22-school Bearcat Relays. Probably the best indicator of the girls' season was the conference track meet. The girls improved from a last place finish the year before, to a sixth place finish this year. Team leaders at the conference meet Were- Lavonne Smith in the 220-yard dash, Carol ing the season were Beverly Adams in the discus and Susan Shoemaker in the mile. With most of the team being freshmen, sophomores, and juniors, girls' track at Plattsburg should be even better next year. Stickford in the 880-yard run, and Robbin Ogle in the softball throw. Other leaders dur- . , f 1 .Wg N, , ,W ff .. ,, ,, ,JW nm fl , , 119 ,. .4 L ,fa-ef., H--F , ,N ,, i, , 1 , ,-,.z.,,,.g ,4,,,u,5T,.:s...1....,..:-. ...gg J,-T-f ........f-eg-'?w+f.w-.-urs...,,.,,,,-TFff-5-f1f-.,.a,,.f:t1,L1Fi?f-4-'HJ ,.,-,. ,,, --1:-1 , 1- 'ffgfi-,W . . f-, rg -, --- I'-..f...--.,:.-1,--Q1-,1.'..-, -L ..,.e.:,:: ff --5.3.-v.-ww.:'r...F,.-J --1-.1--ff'--f'..-, .fri f- - 1 H Y f V----f -' - 1 i - 1 '-5 - 21mQ,f--1: i . ' .-fm-L':.'t -- , - ' flf'-'fr. A ---7 ffl-'fe-f'1-71' - - ' 'r 1' fm - v V- ' ..11f1:r:f:?w.+:-wefans: - A 'ffffveei--'kffff A' ' 'f 'f ' i 'f'T ' ,......- .....4, .,,,..,, . I.,,,, vi ,, ,qi 120 H' My ' .g Uv, + 'Q L , , Ran Krumme Award Stanley Dedman The second receiver of the award is Stanley Dedman, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Dedman. He has two brothers and sisters, Steve 22 and Laurie, 20. He was born on September 6, 1957. Stanley was active in high school: FOOTBALL- 9,10,11,12 as split end and defensive halfback. Lettered 10,11,12. Captair 12. All Conference Defense 12. All Conference Offense 12. Defensive Secondary Trophy 12. BASKETBALL- 9,10,11,12. Lettered 11,12. Played as guard. Captain 12. Outstanding Basketball Player 12. TRACK- 9,10,11,12. Lettered 10,11,12. Long jump, triple jump, and the 180 low hurdles. CLUBS- Plattsburg Athletic Club, 11,12. Lettermans Club, 11, 12. Band, 9,10,11,12. Raymond Farwell For the first time in its history, the Ron Krumme Award was given to two outstanding senior athletes. The first recipient was Raymond Farwell, the son of Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Farwell. Raymond was born August 2, 1956, and has four brothers and sisters, Rachel, 27, Howard 25, Beth, 23, and Ellen, 17. Raymondls accomplishments at P.H.S. in- clude the following: WRESTLING- 9,10,11,12 in the 1323 class. Lettered 9,10,11,12. Conference Tournament- 2nd, 11, and lst, 12. District Tournament- 3rd, ll, and 2nd, 12. Regionals Tournament- 4th, 11, and 2nd, 12. State Tournament- 8th, 12. FOOTBALL- 9,10,11,12 as quarterback. Lettered 10,11,12. Best Offensive Effort Trophy, 12. TRACK- 9,10. GOLF- 11, 12. Lettered 11,12. CLUBS- Lettermans Club, 10,11,12. History Club, l1,12. Band 9,10. , .- ,.v-- .,J,,.'g..-,.-- . . V. NYC- Curator's Benedi J Spee A Spec Regent KK Cer PI' Out Ou St 6th C 7t 8th Grad 9 --f-T1-f E: ih'TA 7-' -' - - 7 tanley lert F. Steve iber 6, d and aptair erence 1 2. :tered inding k11,12. irdles. 11,12. 2. e Ron mding rmond arwell as four rd 25 S in fclass lment t- 3rd th 11 rback rophy 11 12 Valedictorian Sue Arning Salutatorian Marcia Hales Curator's Freshman Scholarship to M.U. Marcia Hales Benedictine College Scholarship Jimalee A. O'Connor Speech and Theatre Special Award from NWMSU J oe Stagg ' Special Awards to NWMSU Kathleen Shoemaker Scott Krieger Regentfs Scholarship to NEMSU Mike Deaver Certificates of Recognition Sue Arning Marcia Hales Jean Ellenberger Ed Hackett Mike Deaver Jimalee O'Connor Larry Grant Rita J ones Professional and Business Women s Scholarship Anna McClelland PCTA Scholarship Kathleen Shoemaker Ellis Essay 1st Jimalee O Connor 2nd Marcia Hales 3rd J ana Jorn MUSIC AWARDS Outstanding Senior Musician Mike Deaver Outstanding Senior Vocalist J oe Stagg Award of Inspiration Leslie Ruddy Ding a Ling Valerie Welsh Sth Grade Julie McFadden 6th Grade Maganne Ellenberger 7th Grade Brenda Everett 10th Grade Mary Lawlor 11th Grade Kevin Quinn 12th Grade Rita J ones HOME ECONOMICS Betty Crocker Award Sue Arning I Outstanding FHA Member Valerie Welsh ATHLETICS Ron Krumme Award Stanley Dedman and Raymond Farwell FOOTBALL All Conference Defense and Offense Defensive Back I Stanley Dedman Most 'Improved Player Outstanding Home Economics Student Rick Harris Ellen Booth MATHEMATICS Outstanding Senior Mathematician Mike Deaver Outstanding Geometry Student Chris McKay LANGUAGE CLUB Outstanding Foreign Language Club Members 1 Carmen Gomez J oe Stagg BUSINESS Shorthand Awards Sue Arning Ruthie Pershall Kay Leavitt Vickie George PHYSICAL EDUCATION Outstanding P E Boy Denis Downey Outstanding P E Girl Vickie George DRAMATICS Best Actress Kay Leavitt Best Actor Joe Stagg SPEECH Most Improved Kathy Nichols and Cheryl Doty Best Yearbook Students Beth Gipson Photography Editors Robin Burnside Anna McClelland 8th Grade Susan Tapp and Mike Kipper Best Newspaper Student 9th Grade Brad Norton Cathy Shoate Defensive Lineman Barber Award Tim Gentry Offensive Tackle Tim Downing Defensive Tackle Brian Evans Offensive Effort in One Game Raymond Farwell Big Hitter J oe Harris Offensive Back Rick Flannery Improved Back Doug Adkins BASKETBALL Outstanding Basketball Player Stanley Dedman Most Free Throws Curtis Cradic Hustle Award Larry Haun Most Rebounds Mike Adkins WRESTLING Most Outstanding Wrestler Scott Krieger Most Improved Wrestler Larry Grant Most Pins Brian Evans GOLF Outstanding Female Golfer Sus1e Brenner Outstanding Male Golfers J oe Kipper Paul Conrad 121 0 n u F D , . . ll . 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