Plattsburg High School - Gleam Yearbook (Plattsburg, MO)

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,......- .....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-' -' - -