Poplar Bluff High School - Bluff Yearbook (Poplar Bluff, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1965 volume:

1 Jo woo'd MOMENTS TO REMEMBER ... the sunny hectic moments ... the rainy solemn moments . . . the moments of victory . . . the moments of defeat . . . the Prom mo- ments, the exam moments . . . the joking moments between classes . . . the serious moments of classroom debate . . . the frantic moments we voted . . . the mo- ments the intercom answered our won- dering . . . the quiet moments of reli- gious assemblies . . . the spirited mo- ments of our pep rallies . . . the moments of a cruel slave sale . . . the moments of riotious servants . . . the moments we rushed to be on time . . . the moments we were late . . . the tense moments of grade Ho m................'Tcujc 32 cards . . . the proud moments of scholastic achievements . . . the moments we deco- rated . . . the moments we silently praised our work . . . the few trying, dejected mo- ments . . . the many smiling carefree moments . . . the moments we planned our future . . . the moments we longed to linger in high school . . . And in these last mo- ments we will laugh and all too soon sadly turn to go our separate ways, lead our own lives, build a hopeful future —but we will always have these MOMENTS TO Re- MEMBER. . 7 uje 206 Okm..............7cujt 120 6 Sophomore students find a part of senior high they can’t quite master - geometry. Janie, Vicky, and Becky put on skit to become new members of Drama Club. All the Mules seem to be in on this play as we win another victory. Linda and her court pose after winning the Dexter game to highlight Homecoming. WutJta It has been a cold, snowy winter for P.B.H.S. Larry and Danny play a close game, while Tim and Phil look on. Mules fight to win another victory. Majorettes lead the student body in the Loyalty” song during the half. That’s it Janie, let Jim have it with a snowball. Future teachers enjoy a film during F.T.A. Construction on the new high school is making progress since autumn. Peggy Schluter and Carol Holland work on art for the BLUFF. Cheerleaders boost school spirit during pep assembly for Cape Central Tigers. 9 Doc” has just broken the news to Mrs. Wyatt Mr. Popp even seems puzzled over this one! and Mrs. Minetree that they flunked the Ohio Psych Test. Finally, our new building is all finished. boys participating in spring sports at P.B.H.S. This group has just re- Mike Wallis, photographer for paper and annual staff, takes candid shot of Bluff staff. David Hankins clears the hurdle. Now, be sure and don’t stuff the ballot box, Gloria,” warns Mary. School 'Bomd Every worthwhile institution neces- sitates having organizers who are will- ing to give freely of their time and energy. Such are the members of our school board. These individuals insure high physical and educational stand- ards for the Poplar Bluff School System. As students, we know that under the leadership of these people we shall secure everything necessary in attaining an education. Thadis R. Seifert, Vice-Pres. Dr. Fred J. Biggs, President J. B. Jeffress Harold Lacy Ray Penney, Sec. Earl Parkin 14 The Missouri State Teachers Associa- tion in its 1964 Convention in Kansas City adopted the following resolution: Democracy is dependent upon an educa- ted citizenry; that the public schools con- tribute significantly to national unity, common purpose, and equality of oppor- tunity among our people and that educa- tion is the greatest constructive force at the disposal of democratic people for the solution of their problems. This statement has always been true and will continue to be more so as the com- plex society in which we live becomes more complex. The educational progress that we have made in the Poplar Bluff Schools in the last few years has been significant but we must not rest and be satisfied. We must continue the progress of our schools, both in physical plant and academic of- ferings, to meet the needs of the future boys and girls of this community. Superintendent of Schools I am sure that all the students of Senior High have given much thought to what the future might hold for them. I challenge you to think through this thought that James Allen has left with us. Whatever your present environment may be. you will fall, remain, or rise with your thoughts, your visions, your ideals. You will become as small as your controlling desire, as great as your dominant aspiration 15 Assistant Superintendent The men of Israel dug their wells deep to reach the waters so necessary for physi- cal life. We too must dig deep into our spiritual thinking and our philosophy of life today if we are to compete in fulfilling our mission in this ever changing world of ours. Hold fast to the good and enduring things in life: love, kindness, honesty, de- cency, responsibility, and understanding the other person's position and his right to believe. Hitch your wagon to a star, but don't get stuck in the mire of human wasteful- ness and deceit. You are a wonderful group of young people. It has been a pleasure to share life's experiences with you. Principal The United States of America is the richest na- tion ever to exist. It seems almost paradoxical that twenty per cent of our nation lives in poverty, and yet we could be on the verge of a new Golden Age! The challenge to Americans is an educational one. We do not lack jobs, but we lack the tools and skills to acquire employment. Contemporary students must furnish the initia- tive, desire, and courage to provide themselves with the skills of education which will be compati- ble with their future employment and careers. You as students pass through these portals but once! Take full advantage of all the possibilities that your community and state offers to yqu. Sincerely, 16 Assistant Principal Lorene Gorman Carol Russell Vivan Douglas ¥1 mmmm Shirley SifTord Clarabel Gray Mercedes Sloan 17 Wallace Berry Julia . Bowers W. T. Brian 18 Herbert Brown Leo Clanahan Myrtle Corbett Laura Clark Julia Cotrell 19 Harry Crain Barbara Crain Rudell Crites Martha Duncan Rose Fielding Richard Frey John Gibbs Tommy Hale Ronald McKuin Ann Martin Henrietta Metz Richard Minetree Jim Lohr Calista McDaniel Ruth Minetree Gary Nichols Mildred Pierce Phyllis Popp Terry Popp Hubert Porter 24 Faye Powers Jacquelyn Pruett Anne Roberts Jerry Russell Bill Salyer Sylvia Schimming 26 Glen Smith Joe Smith Joe Snider Ann Summers Ben Smithee Margaret Snider Donald Swain Irene Swain 28 Virginia Young 29 Front Row. left to right: Shirley Doty, Norma Greer, Violet Cochran, Bertie Burnett, Sylvia MclnturfT. Back Row: Mildred Stucker, Dona Sliger, Lillian Smith, Lucy Fisher, Ruth Billings. took omL tubduM Front Row, left to right: Nelson King, C. L. VanKirk. Back Row: Tom Kifer, Arthur Garrett, V. J. Hardin. 30 Lefl to Right: Cecil Hillis, Marvin Dare, Frank Anthony, G. D. Sparks, Wm 'Zdud tk, kJkek Front Row, Left to Right: Roy Hassell, John Osborn, Chester Nix, Gail Rice, Jesse Hill, Norman Fields. Back Row: Ben Boyers, Carl Miller, Clyde Wilson, Glen Carmen, Paul Hinrichs, Avon Wilson, Alfred Sheridan. Not Present for Picture: Henry Moore, Clyde McNece, Carmack McClure, Lee Cook. 31 During high school we isolate a few special moments. These will always be our own MOMENTS TO REMEMBER. As the years pass we may forget how precious these moments were, but through The Bluff’65 we can remember all the joys, forever. These years have been growing years. We have broadened our outlook on the world around . us through participation in activities, enthusiastic studying, and loyalty to our school. Memories are friendships, learning, progress, fun— memories are what we have when days are gone and only a future awaits us. May you always have your special MOMENTS TO REMEMBER. 34 SS 6 •jSur a • y, r y t t l xlm i (llwnJwilm January 22, 1965 Miss Mary Lynn McPhcoters Editor, THE BLUFF Poplar Bluff Public Schools Poplar Bluff, Missouri 63901 Dear Mary Lynn: Thank you so much for the lovely photographs of your Bluff Queen contestants. It is always difficult to choose one pretty girl above another...and, in this case, each girl was particularly attractive. However, after much delightful indecision, I made the appropriate choices, and marked the photos accordingly. My congratulations to all who participated, and my thanks, again, for asking me to play a part in your school activities. Needless to say, I would appreciate seeing a copy of THE BLUFF whon it is published. Best wishes. RCihm 35 RICHARD CHAMBERLAIN JLuuk 7)M 2)owd ORGANIZATIONS: Becky Wolpers, Editor; Susan Curriculum: John Henson, Editor; Janie Cole. VanDover. 38 CLASSES: Sharon Sloan. Nancy Wolpers, Editor; Don- na Ehlers. HONORS: Sally Featherston, Editor; Martha Henson. Copy Editor; Ann Crowe. SPORTS: Danny Clark. Mike Wallace. Photographer; John Eastburn, Editor. ADVERTISING: Jim Minner. Editor; Linda King. The purpose of the Bluff Staff is to give each student a com- prehensive record of the various phases of his or her high school activities. By co-operation, dili- gence, initiative, and a com- mon goal, the Staff gives you, the student body, a yearbook that will recall the many exper- iences and fond memories of PBHS. 39 PAGE ONE-JoyAnne Githens, Editor; Claudine Bader, Cheryl Manns. Alice Ponder, writers. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Diane Hobbs. SPONSOR: Mrs. Ruth Minetree. PAGE TWO—Jennifer Weeks, Editor; Mary Skillings, Mary Loughead. Nellie Johnson, and Cathy Nicolini, writers. PAGE THREE: Mary Ruth Marshall, Linda Bloodworth, Editor; Susan Price, Susan Boyle, Robert Deeder, writers. SPORTS: Russ Friedewald, Stanley Berry, Co-Editors; Verna Elayer, Page Four Editor. The members of the Bluffer Staff co-ordinate their efforts to bring the news, when it hap- pens as it happens, the same as any other newspaper. Each member of the staff directs his knowledge of journalism to bring the students of PBHS current school events. ADVERTISING: Emery Morgan, Advertising Manag- er; Greg Shelton. 41 Jmmutimuil ISoiuinip Sorirtp foffiigh Srtujol Journal Row One: Mary Skillings. Becky Wolpers, Verna Elayer. Susan Price, Mary Ruth Marshall. John Henson. Row Two: Hugh Boeving, Nancy Wolpers. Linda Bloodworth. Sally Featherston. Kathy Nicolini, Claudine Bader. Nellie John- son. Row Three: Emery Morgan. Jennifer Weeks, Mary Lynn McPheeters, Diane Hobbs. JoyAnne Githens, John Eastburn. Jim Minner. 42 Scholastic effort is recognized by the National Honor Society, an organization which accepts the top 5% of the senior class in the fall and the next 5% in the spring. This year the seniors who earned this honor were admitted with this impressive pledge: I pledge myself to uphold the high pur- poses of this society to which 1 have been elected, striving in every way by word and deed to make its ideals the ideals of our school.” Steve Mitchell, Treas., Kay Smith, Sec., Joe Gist, Vice Pres., Jim Dunn. Pres. Row One: Nancy Wolpers, MaryLynn McPheeters, Diane Hobbs. Row Two: Kay Smith, Becky Wolpers. Phyllis Essary. Row Three: Shirley Grissom, Sharon Wheetley, Linda Wood- ruff. Row Four: Ann Weaver, Pam Rector, Diane Taylor. Row Five: Kathleen Davidson. Gwen Findley, Barbara Renard, Jean Gashich. Row Six: Mike Brent. Scott Tinsley, Ronnie Browning. Row Seven: Roger Fogle, Hugh Boeving, Emery Morgan, Joe Gist. Row Einht: Steve Mitchell. Rodney Bocek. Mike Huntington. Row Nine Jim Dunn, John Henson, John Eastbum. Linda Bloodworth, HEAD. Nothing brings PBHS closer than the gen- uine exuberance we express for our teams. The cheerleaders lead, inspire, and promote this zest. We rejoice in victory and adhere to sports- manship in defeat. It is the fierce loyalty and determination of the Mules we love. A pep as- sembly, a bonfire, a game—we cheer and cheer until the echoes of our youth have passed into memories and an undying spirit. Mary Lynn McPheeters Linda Shipman Linda King Susan VanDover Back Row: J. B. Jeffries, Mary Eastbum, Becky Loughead. Front Row Pattie Clark, Brenda Livers, Head; and Kay Porter. M A J O R E T T E S DRUM MAJORETTE: Peggy Schluter What would a band be with- out the colorful addition that these talented girls? Under the leadership of the drum major- ette and head majorette these girls perform for all the band shows. We are very proud of their talent and the job they do. 46 HEAD MAJORETTE: JoyAnne Githens Jennifer Weeks Linda White OUR ROYALTY Ronnie Ryan, Brenda Link, Roger Hefner, Linda Shipman, Susan VanDover and George Danner A song for inspiration? 48 The traditional Homecoming dance. B A R N W A R M I N G Lynn Rains, President of FFA, and Barbara Renard, President of FHA, crown FFA Sweetheart, Deebie Dowd and FHA Beau, Ronnie Rains. The crowning of the FFA Sweetheart and FHA Beau were part of the events which highlighted an evening of fun and excite- ment provided for the members of the local FHA and FFA, at their annual Barnwarm- ing dance. A familiar chant could be heard as these young people all joined hand” for the square dancing that was set in an atmosphere of old-time get-togethers pnd was added to such modern devices as the phonograph and loud-speaker. 'Swing your partner and do-si-do!’ (]mi l)om Working as a club planning a dance rather than a cheering sec- tion rooting its team on to victory, the Pep Club combined its talents to make its New Years Eve Dance another victory. 51 Swum ChuMtm 1km Deck the halls with boughs of holly” is what the Seniors did as they gather- ed for their last dance as students of P.B.H.S. A lot of planning and hard work combines to make their last dance of 1964 a memorable one. 52 53 (Jwufl tok i W 4 7) mc 3oait An awed hush fell over the crowd as the big moment arrived and Cheryl Cole was crowned ’64-’65 Basketball Homecoming Queen by her escort Steve Mitchell. Cheryl, followed by Diane Foust escorted by Ron Dunning, and Ginny Carter escorted by Orell Holeman, led the way up to the stage where she and her attendants reigned over the Poplar Bluff-Dexter game. The Mules worked hard to give Cheryl a real victory and add another win to their record. 57 Jim Dunn Math and Science David McVey Vocal Music • Hugh Boeving Dramatics Kay Smith Language Arts Diane Hobbs Home Economics Sharon Wheetley Girl’s Physical Education Carol Holland Soidm T mndmd On the evening of May 1, 1964 the PBHS gym was beautifully and ingenously transposed into a Southern Dreamland.” The Junior class had contributed a lot of time and thought to present a Prom above all Proms, for the Senior class. The students arrived at the massive mansion and enchanting gardens by way of the showboard S.S. Natchez. It was truly an evening that will long live in the hearts of all Juniors and Seniors who attended this Prom, and the people that helped to bring about that wonderful night. 62 Well, the work was finally completed for you juniors, and now it was time for a little fun. Rick, Ronnie, Bobby and Greg look as if they have just about had it. All right you guys! Either do it right or don’t do it at all. Managers and Trainers GAME P.B. OPP. Gape Central . . . Dexter ... Charleston .... Malden .... 0. 7l 6 14 Chaffee . . . 0 The Mules opened the season with a win over the Caruthersville Tigers 13-7. The Mules touchdown was set up after Eddie Patterson recovered a fum- ble. John Eastburn ran through from the two for the score. Bill Wilks recov- ered a fumble to set up the Tiger tally. Tiger quarterback, Jim Jordan, plung- ed over from the three to score. The Mules scored again in the fourth period when Eastburn tallied from the one. The Mules played Kennett to a 7-7 draw in the second game. The only points that the Mules could manage during the entire game came right after the opening kickoff. Eastburn plunged over from the one foot line for the Mules. Kennett scored when Lonnie Jones took the ball on a reverse and ran eleven yards to paydirt. From that point on the Mules could not get their offense going so for the rest of the game they had to play good defense to keep Kennett from scoring. Perryville sent the Mules on a three game losing streak by defeating them 27-13. Roy Hartle scored Perryville’s first touchdown on a 13 yard run. It wasn’t long before Perryville had an- other touchdown with Hartle running it across from the three. Shortly after that Perryville’s John Trapp scored from the five. With only 30 seconds left in the half, the Mules finally scored with Eastburn hitting Charles Hamp- ton with a 58 yard scoring pass. Right after half-time Richard Lay scored for the Mules on a 78 yard run. In the last period, Hartle scored his third TD of the night from the 10. The game then ended with the Pirates on top 27-13. 68 The Mules received their second loss from Jackson by a score of 13-7. Jack- son scored first when Ron Seabaugh ran across the goal line from the three. The Mules rose up in the second period to move the ball well and scored with Richard Lay taking a 23 yard pass from Bruce Nall. Then Jackson’s Seabaugh scored again. The Mules made a bid late in the game, but they were stopped short of the goal line and had to take their second straight loss. Sikeston handed the Mules a heart- breaking setback 19-14. It appeared that the Mules had the game in the bag, but Sikeston scored a last minute touch- down to win. The first TD of the night came when Sikeston’s John Neal crash- ed into the end zone from the eight. After the half, the Mules started a 51 yard drive climaxed by Charles Ham- ber’s 4 yard TD run. Early in the fourth quarter Richard Lay shook off tacklers and ran 62 yards for the TD that put the Mules ahead. Shortly after that, Sikeston’s Pete Burns plunged one foot for a TD. The Mules still led, but Sikes- ton wouldn’t be beaten, and David Col- lier ran 25 yards to beat the Mules. Poplar Bluff finally ended their los- ing streak by defeating the Cape Cen- tral Tigers 14-0. After the Mules had missed on two scoring opportunities in the first half, they finally scored with Danny Stout taki ng a 12 yard pass from Bruce Nall. The Mules then threw up a stiff defense that kept pushing the Tigers back. When Cape’s quarterback dropped back to pass, he was rushed hard, and when he was tackled, the ball was fumbled. It was then that Mr. Touchdown” himself, Charles Hinrichs, scored by falling on the loose ball. Dur- ing the rest of the game the Mules de- fense held to insure the victory. 69 The Mules won next from Dexter 32-7. Charles Hamber scored the first two TD’s taking the first one 7 yards and the second one 5 yards. Not long after that Bruce Nall heav- ed a 6 yard scoring pass to Danny Stout. Shortly after that Nall threw another TD pass; this time it was to George Danner. With the Mules far ahead, Coach Lohr decided to give everyone a chance to play. It didn’t take long for the Mules to get their last TD of the night with Larry Vaughn taking it in from 59 yards out. As time was running out, Dex- ter finally scored their first and only TD of the night. Charleston also proved to be easy victims, as the Mules rolled over them by a score of 33-6. Eddie Pat- terson scored the first TD when he picked up a loose ball and walked into the end zone. Right after half- time the Mules made their second TD of the night with Eastburn tak- ing it over from the 3. When the Mules got the ball again, it wasn’t long before they put it in the end zone with Richard Lay taking it over from the one foot line. The Mules were soon driving for another score, but an attempted pitchout went into the hands of a Charleston player who went 95 yards to score. After that bit of embarrassment, the Mules scored two more times. Eastburn scored the first, and Larry Vaughn scored the second. 70 In the next game, the Mules were beaten by Malden by a score of 14-0. Unfortunately, it was just one of those nights when the Mules couldn’t seem to do anything right. Right after the opening kickoff the Malden team drove 75 yards to score. Malden scored again just before the half to take a 14-0 lead. For the rest of the game neither team could move the ball well enough to score. The Mules ended their season by defeating the Chaffee Red Devils by a score of 7-0. This game marked the end of the high school careers of 14 members of the Mules squad. These members are the following: Charles Hinrichs, Roger Hefner, John Eastburn, Eddie Patterson, Bobby Christian, Danny Stout, Charles Hamber, Charles Hamp- ton, Mike McGath, Charles Smith, Jim Minner, Jim Ferguson, Mike Huntington and Junior Meyers. The only score of the game came when Bruce Nall pitched a scoring pass of 7 yards to Larry Vaughn. 71 VARSITY SQUAD -Left to Right: Clark, Holeman, Nall, Danner. Hamber, Henson. Coach Gibbs, Belknap, Dunning, Lay, Busby, Tinsley. Mitchell. MB” TEAM-Le ? to Right, Row One: Kirby, Shelton, Prichett, Ray, Cooke, Arant. Row Two: Hinrichs, Haynes, Clark, Ham- mack, Moss. Row Three: VanDover, Childress, Willis, Davis, Coach Lohr. John Henson, Sr. Brian Belknap, Jr. Ronnie Dunning, Sr. Scott Tinsley, Sr. Richard Lay, Jr. Bruce Nall. Jr. Charles Hamber, Sr. Orell Holeman, Sr. Danny Clark, Jr. Steve Mitchell, Sr. Ronnie takes the easy one. Scott starts the play. Mules give a show of defense. STUDENT MANAGERS: Marc Rhodes and Jerome Walker. COACHES AND CAPTAINS: Orell Holeman, Jim Lohr, Ronnie Dunning, John Gibbs, Scott Tinsley. TRACK TEAM —flow One: Patterson, C. Hinrichs, Lay, Pinkston, M. Hinrichs, Dunn, Hargroves, Theis. Row Two: Chilton, Childress Welker, Biggs, Currie, Poole, Liles, Ryan, Hankins, Holeman, Henson, Harris, White. Row Three: Eastburn, Clark, Robinson, Hoge, Den- ney, Johnson, Gowen, Vaughn, Griffin, Duncan. Coach Telle Coach Lohr Relax Roll Kick Simple? 82 Welker makes it look easy! Hurdlers Medley CROSS COUNTRY TEAM-Front Row: Gown, Pool. Top Row: Scoville, Dunn, Thies, Fogle. 84 GOLF TEAM-ftow One: Morrow, B. Jett, Friedewald, Coach Nichols, J. Jett, Morgan, Shelton. 11mm 85 TENNIS TEAM — Row One: Barker, Gist, Stepp, Pruitt, Scoville. Row Two: Coach Scoville, Searight, Brooks, Knight, Fogle, Jefferies. s T U D E N T C 0 u N C 1 L One of the highest honors a P.B.H.S. student can receive is to be elected to the governing body of our high school, the Student Council. The Stu- dent Council this year is trying to benefit all the students of Senior High by giving them equal representation and the ability to voice their opinions on matters that affect them as citizens of the school. Led by President Hugh Boeving, the Student Council performs many activities through the school year bringing a closer relationship between the student body and the faculty. Row One, Left to Right: Steve Crowell, David Kimes, Sally Featherston, worth, Nancy Wolpers. Row Two: Richard Brooks, Jerome Walker, Ronnie Row Three: Susie Newkirk, Linda King, Mark Henson, Jerry Long, Hugh Boeving, Donna Ehlers, Ginny Carter, Ann Crowe, Carol Hunter. 88 Officers left to right: John Henson-Vice President, Hugh Boeving- President, David MeVey-Secretary. Kathy Nicolini, Susan Vandover, Sally Fischer, Linda Blood- Dunning, Jim Minner, Scott Tinsley, David McVey, Joe Gist. Boeving, John Henson. Row Four: Mary Eastburn, Debby President Hugh Boeving 89 JLoi Anujoi Through the study of the customs and traditions of the Spanish-speaking coun- tries of the world, the Spanish Club strives toward their goal of cultural enrichment. Using films, games, and dialogues, the members gain a better speaking knowledge of the language. Steve Mitchelle carries on the order of business at a Spanish Club meeting. OFFICERS: Steve Mitchelle, President; Linda Woodruff, Vice President. Row Two: Susan Gill, Reporter; Cheryl Manns, Secretary; Ginny Carter, Treasurer. Row One Left to Right: Kathy Marshall, Donna Davis, Mary Linda Richardson, Janie Cashion, Susan Cope, Marilyn Bilbrey Bill Durham Rodney Bocek, Scott Tinsley, Steve Mitchell, Linda Woodruff. Row Two: Bill Welker, Greg Hays Tim King Edwina Marshaus, Nancy Fuller, Vicki Batson, Susan Coats, Brenda Link, Ronnie Ryan, Jerome Walker, Gerald Sollars’ Row Three: Janet Jones, Dee Russell, Susan Seib, Linda Ferguson, Archie Williams, Patty Rovinson, Judy Fritts, Cindy Crocker, George Ridley, Mark Henson, David Bowden, Margaret Raney. Row Four: Linda Chaney, Bonnie Kennedy, Brenda i vers, Barbara Hespeth, Susan Gill, Carla Knuckles, Janice Bounds, Susie Newkirk, Patty Clark, Larry Busby, Robert Losh. Row Five. Cheryl Manns Ginny Carte, Nicki Pruett, Debbie Boeving, Donna Ehlers, Jane Cole, Linda King, Anne Hoffman, Steve Corrigan, Dennis Hanley. Us speak French? Get serious! % imk As our world becomes smaller and smaller, a knowledge of foreign languages is of prime impor- tance. Through the efforts of the French Club, stu- dents gain an insight on the workings of the language and the fascinating customs of the French people. OFFICERS: Suzanne Gagnon, Vice-President; David McVey, President; Emily Hogg, Reporter; Mike Huntington, Secretary Treasurer. Row One, Left to Right: Retta King, Mary Skillings, David McVey, Vickey Gillis, Emily Hogg, Alice Ponder, Janice Threkheld, Peggy Schluter. Row Two: Brenda Miler, Martha Henson, Carol Sue Smith, Patty Reeves, Jean Brewington, Barbara Nore, Claudine Bader. Row Three: Jane Steuber, Ken Sanders, Donna Morgan, Sally Kanwischer, Mike Huntington, Suzanne Gagnon, Susie Landrum, Helen St. Clair. Row Four: David Kimes, Paul Qualls, Rodger Abbot, Thurman Little, Leslie Nations. 91 CM The Library Club has established its own reputation by making it possible for the high school student to enjoy an orderly, well- kept library. Under the supervision of Mrs. Schimming, the Library Club has become the true service at P.B.H.S. Their motto might easily be Helping Others.” The major objective of this club is to obtain further knowledge in the classification and catalog- ing of books and to learn the general proce- dure in maintaining a library. Left to Right: Sandy Mayse, reporter; Kathy Dennis, repor- ter; Liz Hodge, sec.; Pauletta Dees, Vice-Pres. Absent from picture: Diana Coonce, Pres. Row One, Left to Right: Sandra Davis, Lana Elledge, Carole VanDover, Tammy Baygents, Brenda Jones, Karen Gowin, Sylvia Schimming, Glenda Brett, Julia Bowers, Paul Dees, Tom Cherry, Gene Groves. Row Two: Pauletta Epps, Angela Blufoes, David Hampton, Regina Paskel, Kathy Dennis, Sandy Mayse, Liz Hodge, Betty Bryant, Sharon Phillips, Cheryl Givens, Bruce Grady. Row Three: Cheryl Innes, Dakoka Hughes, Linda Schalk, Luwanna Lynch, Alice Faughn, Rosa Lea Meadows, Wanda Ward, Linda Gulledge, Jerry Eldridge. 92 'Tkifucd EdmiioK IfUjou Row One, Left to Right: Freda Magill, Kitty Walker, Donna Brett, Cathy Nicolini, Henrietta Jones, Cathy Douglas. Row Two: Patty Clark, Nicki Prewitt, Linda Sparkman, Pat Robinson, Linda Shipman, Ann Weaver. Row Three: Edwina Marshaus, Betty Bryant, Brenda Link, Sharon Wheetly, Martha Henson. Ojjlfjco.ik Row One, Left to Right: Linda Whit, Edwina Marshaus, Peggy Damph, Brenda Samons. Row Two: Linda Davis, Freda Magill. Kitty Walker, Donna Brett, Cathy Nicolini, Henrietta Jones, Cathy Douglas, Sharon Wheetly. Row Three: Linda Murrell, Patty Clark. Nicki Prewitt. Linda Sparkman, Martha Henson, Pat Robinson, Linda Shipman, Ann Weaver. Row Four: Brenda Robinson. Kathy Fears. Bette Bryant, Jackie Jeeter, Monica Keathly, Vicki Batson, Patty Reeves, Janet Jones. 93 D R A M A T I C s c L U B Bill Williams, Jim Minner, and Barbara Pennell in The Terrible Meek. Patti Welker, Becky Wolpers, Susan Seib, Jane Sconce, and Pam Rector in Rehearsal.” Officers: Mike Staed, President; Barbara Pennell, Secretary-Treasurer; Jim Minner, Vice President; Sharon Sloan, (absent for picture) Reporter. Row One, Left to Right: Diane Taylor, Lana Crook, Phyllis Essry, Susan Seib, Mary Beth Loughead, Nancy Wolpers, Mike Staed, Mary Lynn McPheeters, Becky Wolpers, Linda Bloodworth, Karen Crowell, Cheryl Cole, Becky Loughead. Row Two: Jim Minner, Linda White, Bill Williams, Eldon Nattier, Jerry Long, Sally Hammons, Patte Clark, Cathy Nicolini, Verna Elayer, Barbara Pennell, Mary Linda Richardson, Robert Riley. Row Three: Diane Cocks, Sally Fischer, Susie Newkirk, Linda King, Ann Hoffman, Carla Knuckles, Kenny Couch, David McVey, Hugh Boeving, Jane Sconce, Sharon Meadows, Rosa Lee Meadows. Row Four: Janie Barbour, Jennifer Weeks, Donna Smoot, Vickie Gillis, Joy Anne Githens, Mary Skillings, Patti Welker, Pam Rector, Susan Fowler, Janet Jones, Preston Wright. The Dramatics Club of P.B.H.S. has come to be something that we are very proud of. It has been a decisive factor in keeping up the standards of culture and drama in our school and city. Be- sides acting, members learn stage setting, lighting, and many important phases of theatrical work. Mike Staed, Mary Lynn McPheeters, Isreal Davis, and Hugh Boeving in Night Scene ” Vk Tiationcd t7 kty Society Row One, Left to Right: Cathy Nicolini, Barbara Pen- nell, Mary Skillings, Jennifer Weeks, Mary Lynn Mc- Pheeters, Mike Staed. Row Two: Donna Smoot, David McVey, Jane Sconce, Hugh Boeving, Jim Minner. OFFICERS: Row One, Left to Right: Cathy Nicolini, sec.; Mary Skillings. Pres.; Mike Staed, reporter. Row Two: Jane Sconce, Trea.; Hugh Boeving, Vice-Pres. The purpose of the National Thes- pian Society is to promote the ad- vancement of drama in the second- ary schools. This is the foremost goal of Troupe 2543 under the di- rection of Mr. Glenn Smith. Orga- nized in 1964, the club is a compact body of members interested and talented in the field of drama. All members are selected on the basis of their meritous work in dramatics. 96 OFFICERS: Patti Welker — President, Johnny Salyer —Vice President. John Hen- son - Secretary Treasurer. %md tkom Christmas and Easter wouldn’t be complete without the annual programs given by our Mixed Chorus. Music is said to be the universal language and blending their voices in complete harmony, our Mixed Chorus has learned to speak this language very fluently. Row One, Left to Right: Linda Schalk, Lana Elledge, Brenda Cherry, Lois Dunn, David McVey, Victor Bounds, David Diggs, Charles Pratt, Carolyn Eddings, Susan Culnan, Jane Sconce. Kathlene Vemable. Row Two: Fanny Douglas, Brenda Robinson, Marilyn Moses, Suzanne Gagnon, Bonnie Kennedy, Phyllis Berry, Jerome Warren, Joe Scoby, Bruce Nall, Karen Kennedy, Judy Butler, Julia Beck, Linda Parker. Row Three: Leanne Connell, Lana Sue Connell, Donna Robinson, Sally Featherston, Bill Williams, John Salyer, Kenny Hoppy, Janet Fischer, Wanda Rommel, Monica Keathley. Row Four: Patty Welker, Mary Linda Richardson, Patty Reeves, Ronnie Ladd, John Henson, Mike Kuhes, David Blakney, Roberta Fairchild, Lois Ann Hinton, Nova Pratt, Rosa Lee Meadows. Absent for picture: Jo Ann Loftus and Charles Saulsberry. Row One, l eft to Right: Vicki Morse, Trea.; Peggy Schluter. reporter; Melanie Whitworth, sec. Row Two: Jerome Walker, Pres.; Carolyn Hanks, Vice-Pres. Row One, Left to Right: Vicki Morse, Carolyn Hanks, Joyce Longhibler, Jerome Walker. Row Two: Peggy Schluter, Melanie Whit- worth, Gary White, Jimmy Williams. Row Three: Linda Ferguson, Barbara Province, Stan Gilmore, Eli Goodrum. Row Four: Eliza- beth Hodge, Debbie Wheelis, Joe Warbington. Row Five: Sarah Armstrong, Thurman Little, Bill Gamer. The high school student needs to grow culturally as well as physically and mentally. The purpose of the Art Club is to broaden one’s artistic in- Engineers are a vital and important part of a commu- nity and country; for those students interested in this profession a new club has been formed at P.B.H.S., the Future Electronics En- gineers and Technicians. Greater knowledge in this fascinating Field is of prime importance to every mem- ber of this club. y.g .e.7. Row One, Left to Right: Mr. Snider, Jerry Leach, Gary Steers, Ronnie Ryan, Mike Gibbs. Row Two: Jerry Edelman, Vernon More, Ron- ald McGee, Stephen Inman, Ricky Wilson. Row Three: James Cooper, Roger Golson, Jerry Jones, Phillip Post. Row Four: Dale Hicks, Jerry Soens, Larry Lucas, Gerlad Swindle. Row Five: Wally Knight, Larry Hopper, Ralph Robertson, Jimmy Ryan. OFFICERS: Larry Lucas, Secretary-Treasurer; Jerry Soens, Vice President; Wally Knight, President. 100 p E P C L U B The Pep Club, reorganized in 1963-64, strives to stimulate the student body to develop school spirit in action. The members, through the club, become familiar with the cheers and songs of P.B. H.S. This has been a great help to the cheerleaders as they help spur the Mules to victory. 101 Making the decision of how we will earn our living is an important problem that each of us must face. Because of varied interests and tastes, the guid- ance and experience a student gains through Co-Operative Education is vital to the making of that final decision. toopmjtjjut Occufxdiml Edtmtioti Karen Crowell hard at work?” at her job in Miller’s! President: Bill Gulledge OFFICERS: Donna Smoot, Vice-President; Gilbert Hanks, Secretary. Row One, Left to Right: Ronnie Dunning, Mike Shamlin, Gilbert Hanks, Norman Mogile, Bill Gulledge, Karen Crowell, Donna Smoot, Rise Morrison, Charlotte Cook, Linda Schwab, Terry Divine, Carol Holland, Sandy Smothers, Pam Bristow, Ted Robinson, Daryl Chilton, Wayne Goned, Danny Whitely, Jim Costin, Dennis Gavley, Roy Baygents, Jr., Ronnie Lewis, Jimmie Griffin, Rudy Ward, Kenny Hughes. Row Two: Ronald Frey, Ronnie Pinkerton, Don- ald Frey, Eldon Nattier, Glenn Worley, Pam Rector, Carolyn Ballew, Gloria Wilson, Kathleen Davison, Jackye Gorman, Linda Templemire, Larry Burnett, Maggie Bruce, Linda Montgomery, Donna Montgomery, Orell Holman, Claude Dugger, Frank Davis, Andy Barnett, Howard Ballew, Greg Aldridge. Row Three: Steve Batgents, Mel- vin Cochran, Randy Garrett, David Hankins, Delores McPheeters, Donna Ma- this, Linda Morse, Edith Winder, Joyce Leonard, Jo Ann Saylors, Larry Jordon, Bennie Smith, Carol Bilbrey, Linda Mont- gomery, Doris Parrish, Mary Louise Watson, Juanita Nessler, Diana Stoval, Richard Nirtebell, Dale Hicks, Billy Jones. Row Four: Lee Rennison, Terry Massingham, James Milton, Mike Gray, Gary Haile, Eddie Aud, Robert McSwain, Larry Rich- ardson, Alvin Moore, Gardee Fredwell, Bobby Larniie, Gene Groves, John Runyon, Danny Chaffin, George Ridley, Vickie Spiker, Georgia Gaines, Shiela Wheelis, Norman Jean Alford, Evelyn Hawthorne, Joyce Blufoes, Sandra Williams, Billy Wooden, Charles Brewer, Danny Rush, Charles Duncan. 103 OFFICERS -Row One: Barbara Province, Historian; Luu Wanna Lynch, Devotional Leader. Row Two: Barbara Hedspeth, Parliamentarian, Alice Ponder, Reporter; Barbara Renard, President. Row Three: Karen Brothers, Song Leader; Verna Elayer, Vice President; Linda Strickland, Secretary. Row Four: Carol Holland, Treasurer; Cathy Nicolini, Recreational Leader. Each year the chapter has a theme sug- gested by the national organization. This year CITIZENSHIP was the central idea used. Our programs and projects centered around the individual’s place in the chapter, school, home, community, country, and world. A new idea for the chapter was to adopt a foster child. Yik Mei Shim, a ten-year old from Hong Kong, is considered ’’our little girl” by the members of the F.H.A. To pay for her support they have sold fried pies and candy bars throughout the year. 'Jwtm tfommkm Row One, Left to Right: Brenda Samons, Helen St. Clair, Becky Hesselrode, Carol Van Dover, Sandra Nancy Cooper, Pat Peal, Glenda Ballew, Barbara Province, Linda Rainwater, Diane Hobbs, Alice Ponder, Polk, Eyvonne Norman, Joyce Blufoes, Delores West, Bettye Bryant, Retta Palmer, Judy Fritts, Cindy Sherry Loyd, Retta King, Linda Laughlin, Brenda Davis, Margaret Raney, Linda Schalk, Marilyn Bilbrey, Anne Hoffman, Carol Holland, Angela Knoppe, Juanita Walz, Rosa Meadows, Sharon Meadows. ej fitmm Mayse, Regina Paskel, Eliazbeth Hodge, Bettye Raney, Edna Clark, Sandra Williams, Karen Brothers, Barbara Fields, Barbara Renard. Row Two: La Verne Breece, Barbara Osborn, Janice Risby, Donna White, Barbara Hedspeth, Derinda Crocker, Verna Elayer, Linda Strickland, Sue Doyle, Cathy Nicolini, Peggy Blunt, Rita Walters, Pat Davison. Row Three: Donna Morgan, Ruth Richardson, Lu Wanna Lynch, Tammy Baygents, Debbie Dowd, Nancy Harris, Jamie Cantrell, Gvdi Ckom Musical education is one of the most important things you can receive, and the members of the Girl’s Chorus, as well as receiving valuable training themselves, contribute quite a bit to the overall education in music of every student at P.B.H.S. by the fine musical programs it presents. Row One, Left to Right: Donette Hast, Glenda Ballew. Row Two: Sue Barker, Linda Montgomery, Glenda Scott, Carol mons, Joyce Longhibler, Beverly Magness, Wilkerson, Della Willis, Bettye Raney, Lois An old favorite around P.B H.S., Mr. Joe Smith has now taken over the job of directing our choruses. At any special event at P.B.H.S. we can expect to see Mr Smith and a representation of the Girl’s Chorus. Linda Prenzel, Janet Phelan, Pat Walters, Roberta Fairchild, Betty De Maris, Sandra Coleman, Susan Burton, Nancy Mitchelle, De loris Dock, Karen England, Ethel Jean Surrat, Iris McClleland, Katricia Sugg, Rita Ealters, Deborah Ray, Mae Ruth Williams, Sandusky. Row Three: Peggy Berry, Susan Groves, Ethel Brow, Judy Butler, Linda K Murrell, La Donna Whelchel, Deltha Tim- Cindy Lyons. Row Four: Bettye Jean Jones, Martha Jeffries, Janie Moyer, Donna White, Patsy Stucker, Dena Magi 11, Velma Ann Hinton, Sandra Davis. FOURTH HOUR OFFICERS: Janie Moyer, Secretary- Treasurer; Martha Jeffries, President; Deltha Timmons, Vice President. SEVENTH HOUR OFFICERS: Sandra Davis, Vice President; Katricia Sugg, Secretary-Treasurer; Lois Hinton, President’ 107 Row One, Left to Right: Mark Ramsey, Steve Aubachon, Fred Brewer, Charles Smith, John Eastburn, Ronnie Browning, Jim Aubachaun, Mike MeGath, Jerome Walker. Row Two: Bill Durham, Robert Riley, Linda Woodruff, Mike Huntington, Bobby Frey, Stanley Franklin, Danny Stout, Randy Barker, Mike Pottenger. Row Three: Larry Busby, Preston Wright, Patty Reeves, Cindy Lyon, Bob Pinkston, John Wilson, Mike Ross, David Scoville, Mike Reeves. %oik Old OFFICERS -Left to Right: Gwen Findley, Secretary; Darri King, President; Larry Busby, Vice President; Mary Ann Eastburn, Treasurer. The most important goal the Math Club tries to attain during a school year is to help further the knowledge of students interested in higher math. With the aid of films lectures and interesting discussions, the Math Club will try to reach this goal. 108 Sami m Row One, Left to Right: Gary Miller, Bruce Huff, Charles Smith, Joe Gist, Hugh Boeving. Row Two: Pete May, Randy Barker, Janice Hays, Marty Ivester. Row Three: Les Yerges, Johnny Boshears, Jim AuBuchen, Harold Leamon. Row Four: Bill Durham, Rodney Bocek, Roger Fogle. OFFICERS: Joe Gist, President; Bruce Huff, Vice-President. To promote scientific experiments and carry on discussions which can not be carried on in class, is the main aid of the science club of P.B.H.S. Science is one of the most important fields of study in todays age of atomic discoveries and inventions, and the members of the Science Club recognize that they must conduct their scientific ventures in class and in outside activities to widen their scope of life, and prepare themselves for a more prosperous future. 109 Early morning risers try their hand at selling at the annual F.T.A. rummage sale. Row One. Left to Right Sally Featherston. Mary Linda Richardson. Man. Skillings, Patti Welker. Cathy Walker. Sally Hammons. Patti Clark. Susan Boyle. Brenda Livers. Linda Mary Beth I� ughead. Ann Crowe. Susan Vandover. Janice Bounds. Sharon Sloan. Linda King. Donna Ehlers. Carla Knuckles. Janie Cole. Jim Minner. Becky Wo I pern Row Two- worth. Jean Brewington. Janie Cashin, Sharon Hicks, Linda Hopper. Nova Pratt. Bonnie Kennedy. EarleneTune. Vickie Batson. Carol Sue Smith. Sharon Wheatley. Monica Keathley Ginny Carter. Janice Threckle. Susie Newkirk, Ann Hoffman Row Three: Jamie Cantrell, Brenda Link, Brenda Cato. Ginnv Lee. Flora Nolson, Jane Sconce. Gloria Wilson. Sue Lewis Jo Ann Edwards. Diane Wheelis. Barbara Pennell. Diane Taylor. Naomie Bryant. Linda Blanks. Sue Anthony. Row Four:Nancy Wolpers. Diane Hobbs. Jennifer Weeks. Cheryl Cole worth. Rus Friedwald. Gwen Findley. Susan Price. U'annc Connell. Cheryl Manns. Susan Gill. Sandy Stoker. Carol Hunter, Peggy Schluter. Susan Seib. Sandy Allen. Carol Bilbrev Black, Phil Childress. Mary Lynn McPheetere. John Henson. Steve Mitchell. Judy Fritta, Sandra Williams. Evon Norman. Barbara Renard. Cathy Nicolini, Linda Strickland, Verna Ponder. 'jutm wdmL Education is a wheel . . . with a variety of spokes based on the axle of1 nowledge, FT. A. strives to broaden the spokes extending from the axle as the members gain a greater insight into the ever changing field of edu- cation. This club provides the opportunity for future teachers to gain practical teaching experience and a greater insight of the challenges of teaching. OFFICERS: Diane Hobbs. President; Ann Crowe, Vice-President; Susie Newkirk. Secretary; Steve Mitchell,Treasurer; Ronnie Black. Parliamentarian; Alice Ponder, Librarian; Barbara Renard, Historian; Susan Price, Reporter; Jane Sconce, Song Leader; Mary Ruth Marshall, Pianist; Mary Lynn McPheeters, Photographer. Wiley. Kay Smith, Maty Ruth Marshall, Betty Raney. Linda While, Brenda Blood- Ann Weaver. Jacque Jeter, Phyllis Essry, Vickie Gillis, Beverley Stacey, Lana Crook, Joy Anne Githens, Susan Coats, Linda Blood- Larry Busby. Row Five: Joe Gist. Ronnie Flayer, Donna Morgan. Vickie Spiker. Alice Diane Hobbs, President. Kttj OM Row One. Uft to Right Mike Brent. George Danner. John Eastburn.Jim Minner. Jerome Walker. Randy Barker. Steve Francis, Dave Evans. Steve Mitchell, Bruce Huff Row Tux Billy Ray, Bobby Frey. Gary Clayton, Scott Hixson. Mike Reeves. Randy Garrett, Greg Shelton. Mike Staed, Scott Lickuel. Row Three Richard Lay. Bruce Nall. Richard Brooks. Marion Tibbs, John Henson, Brian Belknap. Ronnie Ladd. James Dunn. David McVey Row Four Larry Busby. Danny Clark. Rick Bris- tow. Jim Market. Emery Morgan. Hugh Boeving, Scott Tinsley, Richard McWilliams. Barry Hammock. Under the motto We Build” the Key Club of P.B.H.S. strives to developed initiative, leadership, and good citizenship among its members. Sponsor- ed by the Kiwanis Club, the Key Club has been an active part of our high school since 1949. While being very active in community services they also carry a schedule of events very popular among the students. Left to Right: Steve Mitchell, Pres.; Jerome Walker, Vice-Pres.; James Dunn, Sec.; Scott Tinsley, Trea.; Jim Minner, Parliamentarian. mnl)k Another talented part of our music depart- ment is the Ensemble group. True harmony of sound is perfected by this group by the blending of the many talented voices. Many people have been delighted and entertained by this select group at the various programs they present through the year. Row One, Left to Right: Linda Woodruff, Leanne Connell, Patti Welker, Linda Richardson, Patty Reeves, Roberta Fairchild, Lois Ann Hin- ton, Patricia Sugg, Carolyn Eddings, Jane Sconce. Row Two: David McVey, Wally Knight, Joe Gist, John Salyer, Kenneth Hoppe. Jerome Warren, David Digg, Joe Scoby, Bruce Nall, Mr. Smith. OFFICERS — Row One, Left to Right: Lynn Rains, President; Harold Leamon, Vice President. Row Two: Jim Nash, Secretary; Ray Rains, Treasurer. Row Three: Robert King, Reporter; John West, Sentinell. Row One, Left to Right: Ronnie Rains, Robert King, Ray Rains, Jim Nash, Lynn Rains, Harold Lea- mon, John West, John Barker, Mr. Lewis Brown, instructor. Row Two: Mike Yocum, James Milner, Gene Hillis, Cleve Kurz, Jerry Barker, Larry Hawkins, Johnny Taylor, Gail Rice, Larry Dun- can, Gene Chestnut, Richard CrafTord. Row Three: Randy Yocum, Kenneth Gusrd, John Gutterman, Jamie Ray, Donnie Scott, George Walz, James Carpenter, Larry Whitehead, Larry Cole, David Knowles. Row Four: Ronnie Finn, Larry Kin- worthy, Lewis Steinger, Ed. Kinworthy, Larry Winder, Garland Hines, Ronnie Hickerson, Tommy Bounds, Steve Darlin. Row Five: Lloyd Keel, Earl Rice, Jim Groves, Mike Christian, Delbert Withrow. Row Six: Willie Peoples, Stephen Kelley. Row Seven: Chester Lourance, Larry Daten, Buddy Pinner, Rocky Tipton, Michael Robinsn, Charles Holcumb, Stanley Ordway, James Morse, George Milner, Bob Le Grand. Jutim %mtm The rich rolling farm lands of Missouri didn’t just come about by accident; it took knowledge, training, and long hours of work. The Future Farmers Of America has been an important factor in main- taining this high grade of agriculture throughout our state by training our young men of today to take over tomorrows Agricultural problems. POPLAR 1 16 Smm J-fi jk 'hawk OFFICERS: Janie Barbour, Vice President; Sally Feather- ston, President; Steve Francis, Secretary-Treasurer. The 1964-65 Senior High Marching Band, under the direction of Bill Salyer, has put on many new and impressive marching routines, from the fast, furious tempo of the quick step to the swing beat of the concert piece performed at the last home game. P.B.H.S. had come to be very proud of its bands and they will always be an important part of the school activities. 118 Se u i Hipk BattcL CtOAiA.V MOST VERSATILE Hugh Boeving Mary Lynn McPheeters Semi CIom yewmlitia MOST POPULAR John Henson Linda Bloodworth MOST DEPENDABLE Emery Morgan Diane Hobbs Seam GIm Ofjfjijcm As Sophomores we had a confident feeling of being in P.B.H.S. forever. We learned our way around and suffered through initiations and Slave Day. As Juniors we were faced with greater challenges and the tragic death of President Kennedy. We worked hard to create a Southern Dreamland on May 1, 1964, and watched our upper classmen drift their separate ways. Now, as Seniors, we have experienced the ending of everything, and we realize how good P.B.H.S. has been to us. The loyal roar of our last pep assembly has died away, and we must prepare for our graduation. In years to come, when we do not see each other every day, we will be so thankful we have such wonderful MOMENTS TO REMEMBER.” 123 We elected 'Home to kudu tkouqk . . . JEAN ALFORD HAROLD ALLEN TOMMY ALLEN CLAUDINE BADER, Bluffer Staff, Pep Club, Quill and Scroll, French Club, Student Authors. LUCINDA APJONES EDDIE AUD.C.O.E. CAROLYN BALLEW GLENDA BALLEW, Art Club. Biology Club Reporter ’63-’64, Pep Club, F.H.A., Girl’s Chorus, Officials Club. MAVIS BARBER, French Club. JANIE BARBOUR, Band Vice-President ’64-’65, Pep Club Secretary ’64-’65, Dramatic Club, Pep Band, French Club, F T.A., Student Authors, Bluff Queen Attendant ’63-’64. PHILLIP BARKER ANDREW BARNETT, C.O.E. owikttojuL {pud fm d m JOANN BERRY, F.F.A. PEGGY BERRY, Girl’s Chorus. GEORGE BATES, Band, Pep Band. TENA BATES STEVE BAYGENTS. C.O.E. CAROL BILBREY, Pep Club. C.O.E., National Honor Society, French Club, F.H.A.. F.T.A., Valentine Queen ’62-’63. RONNIE BLACK LINDA BLOODWORTH. Student Council ’64-’65, Bluffer Staff Feature Editor ‘64-’65. Pep Club. Head Cheerleader ’64-’65, Quill Scroll. Dramatics Club, F.T.A., P.E.M., Officials Club, Student Authors, Most Versatile Sophomore Girl ’62-’63, Sophomore Valen- tine Attendant v'2-’63, Daisy Mae ’63- 64, Basketball Homecoming Attendant ’63-’64, Most Popular Senior Girl 64-’65, Girl’s State ’64, Spanish Club. JOYCE BLUFOES, C.O.E., F.H.A., Library Club. PEGGY BLUNT. Pep Club. F.H.A.. Library Club. RODNEY BOCEK. National Honor Society. Science Club. Spanish Club. Track Manager ’62- 63, Foot- ball Manager ’6.V64, Football Trainer ’64-’65. HUGH BOEVING, Student Council Vice-President ’63-’64, President ’64-’65; Bluff Staff Business Mana- ger. National Honor Society. Dramatic Club, French Club. Key Club. Science Club. Sophomore Class Vice- President ’62-’63, Junior Class Vice-President ’63-’64, Most Dependable Junior Boy ’63-’64, Most Versatile Senior Boy ’64-’65. LARRY BRAKE MIKE BRENT, Pep Club, National Honor Society, Key Club, Science Club. VoJumj tk Oko7 m dmdjfjd. . . DONNA BRETT, Pep Club, P.E.M., Officials Club. GLENDA BRETT, Pep Club, F.H.A., Girl’s Chorus, Library Club. RICKY BRIGANCE RICK BRISTOW, Key Club, Science Club, Spanish Club. Basketball Manager ’62-’64. GLORIA BROOKS, Band, F.H.A. DEWEY BROWN, Band, Pep Band. RONNIE BROWNING, National Honor Society, Stu- dent Council ’64-’65, Math Club, Science Club, Senior Class President ’64-’65. MAGGIE BRUCE, C.O.E. BETTYE BRYANT, Pep Club, F.H.A., Girl’s Cho- rus, Library Club. P.E.M., Officials Club. CAROLYN BRYANT Senior girls counting homecoming ballots. but kmuuj ik, wuh wmi wow. SIDNEY BURTON SUE BURTON, F.H.A., Girl’s Chorus. JUDY BUTLER, Pep Club, Girl’s Chorus, Mixed Chorus. JIM BURGE DARLINE BURKETT, F.H.A. PAT BURNETT Miik nml fpduuji met wmcj ii j iA . . . . TOM CHERRY, Library Club, Projectors Club. JACK CHILDRESS. C.O.E., Key Club. BOBBY CHRISTIAN, Spanish Club, Football 62-’64. SUSAN COATS, Pep Club, President ’63-’64; F.T.A., Girl’s Chorus, P.E.M., Secretary ’63-’64; Spanish Club. RONNIE COBB MELVIN COCHRAN, Pep Club, C.O.E. CHERYL COLE, Band, Pep Club, Dramatic Club, Pep Band, F.T.A., Student Authors, Basketball Queen ’65. RONALD COLEMAN LEANNE CONNELL, F.T.A., Mixed Chorus, Spanish Club, Madrigal. m waved qua ijwJjJU ml imoi mai LEWIS CONNER CHARLOTTE COOK, Band. C.O.E., F.H.A., P.E.M., Officials Club. DIANA COONCE, French Club, F.T.A., Library Club, Vice President ’63-’64, President ’64-’65. JAMESCOOPER NANCY COOPER, F.H.A. TIM CORRIGAN, Pep Club. JIM COSTIN, Band, C.O.E., Pep Band, Football ’63, Track ’63. KENNETH COUCH, Band. Dramatic Club, Pep Band, Key Club, Math Club, Science Club. Student Authors Club. CINDY CROCKER. Pep Club. F.H.A., Officials Club. Spanish Club. Bluff Queen Honorable Mention ’63-’64. RICHARD CROFFORD, F.F.A. LANA CROOK. Pep Club. Dramatic Club. French Club. F.T.A. KAREN CROWELL, Pep Club, C.O.E.. Dramatic Club. F.T.A.. Student Authors Club. Sophomore Sweetheart Attendant 62-’63. C.O.E. Representative to State Contest ’64-’65. SUSAN CULNAN, Pep Club. Girl’s Chorus, Mixed Chorus. COLIE CURRIE, Art Club. Math Club. Track. Jjjtdn and mfl watted u well. . . DORIS DABBS. Art Club. STEVEN DARLIN DAVID DAVIDSON KATHLEEN DAVISON, C.O.E.. National Honor Society, F.T.A. FRANK DAVIS, C.O.E. TERRY DEVINE GERALD DORRIS CATHY DOUGLAS, Band, Pep Club, Pep Band, Math Club, P.E.M., Officials Club, Top Maga- zine Salesman '64-’65. '� «� SUE DOYLE. Art Club, F.H.A., Secretary ’63-’64; Girl’s Chorus. Delegate to F.H.A. State Meeting ’63- ‘64. ui oua hut mJmaj komcomMi. JIM DUNN, National Honor Society President. Key Club Secretary ’64-’65, Track ’62-’65. RONNIE DUNNING. Student Council ’64-’65, COE., Key Club, Football ’64, Basketball 61-’65, Tri-Captain 63-’64, All-Conference ’63-’64, Honorable Mention All State ’64-’65, All Class L ’64-’65. BILL DURHAM. Art Club, Math Club, Science Club, Spanish Club. JOHN EASTBURN, Student Council 63-’64. Bluff Staff Sports Editor. National Honor Society. French Club, Key Club, Math Club, Science Club, Sophomore Class Secretary-Treasurer ‘62-’63, Most Dependable Sophomore Bov '61 -’63, Honorable Mention All- Conference ’63-’64, All-Conference First Team ’64-’65, Football Captain ’64-’65, Quill Scroll. ROBERT EATON. Student Council ’62-’63. CAROLYN EDDINGS. Girl’s Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Ensemble. Me iiMUjtjld tUou jk %OjtdeJtk ti jDimj . . . VERNA ELAYER, Bluff Staff Sports Editor, Pep Club. Quill Scroll, Dramatic Club, French Club, F.H.A., Vice President ’64-’65; F.T.A. MARRIAH ELLIS. Mixed Chorus. PAULETTA EPPS, F.H.A., Girl’s Chorus, Library Club. PHYLLIS ESSARY, Pep Club. National Honor Society, Dramatic Club, F.T.A. ROBERTA FAIRCHILD. Band. Pep Club. Pep Band. Girl’s Chorus. Mixed Chorus. P.E.M., Officials Club. Madrigal. SALLY FEATHERSTON. Band. White Band President ’64-’65; Student Coun- cil. Bluff Staff” Features Editor. Pep Club. Quill Scroll, French Club. F.H.A.. F.T.A.. Mixed Chorus. Junior Class Secretary ’63-’64. Senior Class Secretary ’64-’65. JAMES FERGUSON. Projectors Club. Football ’62-’64. LYNDA FERGUSON. Art Club, Pep Club, F.H.A.. Spanish Club. GWEN FINDLEY, Pep Club, National Honor So- ciety, F.H.A., F.T.A., Math Club Secretary, P.E.M., Officials Club, Spanish Club. ROGER FOGLE. Band, National Honor Society, Sci- ence Club, Tennis ’63-’65, Cross Country ’63-’65. Track ’65, Demolay ’64-’65. JUDY FRITTS. Pep Club, F.H.A., Parliamentarian ’63-’64; F.T.A., P.E.M., Officials Club, Spanish Club. GEORGIA GAINES mi kcdtk kit cJukm in mmJLa. BILL GARNER, Art Club. RANDY GARRETT. Biology Club. Pep Club, C.O.E., Key Club, Math Club. JEAN GASICH, Pep Club, National Honor Society, French Club, F.H.A., F.B.L.A.. P.E.M., Officials Club. JOE GIST, Band. Student Council, National Honor So- ciety, Vice President ’64-’65; Pep Band, FT.A., Mixed Chorus, Vice President ’63-’64; Key Club, Science Club President, Ensemble, Tennis ’62-’65, Most Versatile Junior Boy ’63-’64, Demolay, Junior Class Treasurer ’63-’64. JOY ANNE GITHENS, Band, Bluffer Staff News Edi- tor, Pep Club, Quill Scroll, Dramatic Club, Pep Band. F.T.A.. Head Majorette, P.E.M., Officials Club. Student Authors. Spanish Club, Football Attendant ’63, Girl’s State Alternate ’64. JOHN GOLDBERGER, Band. Pep Club. VICKI GILLIS, Pep Club, Dramatic Club, French Club, F.H.A.. F.B.L.A., F T.A.. Officials Club. STANLEY GILMORE, Art Club. Me wcuid unfiojtmthj jpi GARY GREER, Band, Pep Band. WALTER GREER MIKE GRIFFIN SALLY GRIFFIN, F.H.A. SHIRLEY GRISSOM, Band, National Honor Society, Pep Band, Math Club, Majorettes, Spanish Club. SUSAN GROVES, Pep Club, French Club, Girl's Chorus. BILL GULLEDGE, Art Club, Pep Club, COE, Presi- dent ’64-’65; Library Club. DAVID GULLETTE, Band, Science Club. JACK GULLETTE GARRY HAGER Wake up Diane, you’re stopping traffic. to m who wu kotumtl u '“ Jk Smoi. DAVID HALE, F.F.A. EARLINE HALE.C.O.E. CHARLES HAMBER CHARLES HAMPTON DAVID HANKINS, Art Club, C.O.E., Spanish Club, Track ’62-’64. CAROLYN HANKS GILBERT HANKS, C.O.E., Vice President ’64-’65, Spanish Club. MARLENE HANNER, Pep Club, F.H.A. Senior girls in secretarial practice. fijfm woS uj ok om mujojtM ida . . . NANCY HARRIS DWIGHT HART SANDY HATHAWAY CAROL HAWKINS JANICE HAYS, Band, Pep Band, Math Club, Science Club, Secretary ’64-’65; Spanish Club. ▲ BETH HEDSPETH ROGER HEFNER, Football ’62-’64, Tri-Captain ’64, Second Team All Conference ’63-’64, Honorable Men- tion All-State ’64. JANE HENSON, Pep Club, Spanish Club. JOHN HENSON, Student Council, Vice President '64- '65; Bluff Staff Curriculum Editor, Pep Club, National Honor Society, FT.A., Mixed Chorus, Secretary- Treasurer ’64-’65; Key Club, Math Club, Science Club, Sophomore Class President ’62-’63, Junior Class Presi- dent ’63-’64, Basketball ’63-’65, Track ’64-’65, Boy’s State Representative ’64, Most Popular Sophomore Boy ’62-’63. Most Popular Junior Boy ’63-’64, Most Popular Senior Boy ’64-’65, Valentine Attendant, Lil’ Abner ’63- 64, Most Versatile Sophomore Boy ’62-’63. DALE HICKS, C.O.E., F E E T. CHARLES HILL tajthf 2 oujlu wu tumd Vop Sdmtm. GLENN HILL BILL HILUS CHARLES HINRICHS, Football ’62-’64, First Team All- Conference ’64, Second Team All-Conference ’63, Honor- able Mention All-State ’64, Tri-Captain ’64. LOIS ANN HINTON, Pep Club, Girl’s Chorus, President ’64-’65; Mixed Chorus, Ensemble. DIANE HOBBS, Band, Student Council ’62-’64, Bluffer Staff Editor-in-Chief ’64-’65, Pep Club, Quill Scroll, National Honor Society, Pep Band, French Club, F.H.A., F.T.A., Vice President ’63-’64, Presi- dent ’64-’65; Student Authors, Girl’s State ’64, Most Dependable Sophomore Girl ’62-’63, Most Dependable Senior Girl ’64-’65. HELEN HODGINS ORELL HOLEMAN, Pep Club, C.O.E., Mixed Cho- rus, Basketball ’63-’65, Track ’63-’65. CAROL HOLLAND, Art Club, C.O.E., F.H.A., Trea- surer ’64-’65; Bluff Art Work ’64-’65. SARA LEE HOOD MIKE HUNTINGTON, Band, National Honor So- ciety, Pep Band, French Club, Secretary-Treasurer ’64- 65; Mixed Chorus, Math Club, Football ’62-’64, Track ’62-’63. RONNIE ICE MARTHA JEFFRIES, Art Club, Girl’s Chorus. NELLIE JOHNSON, Bluffer Staff, Science Club, Quill Scroll. RONALDJOHNSON hJe planned and dmm to . . WILLIE JOHNSON, Science Club. JERRY JONES, Band. F E E T. WANDA KANELL, Girl’s Chorus. KAREN KENNEDY, Pep Club, F.H.A., Girl’s Cho- rus, Mixed Chorus, Spanish Club. FREDKIRKLEY - WALLY KNIGHT. Band, Pep Band. Mixed Cho- rus, Ensemble, F.E.E.T. President. RONNIE LADD, Student Council ’63- 64, Mixed Cho- rus, Key Club, Sophomore Valentine Attendant ’62-’63, Basketball ’62-’63. JACKIE LANGLEY y HAROLD LEAMON, F.F.A., Secretary ’63-’64, Vice President ’64-’65; Science Club. JENNIE LEE, F T.A. Mrs. Daniel’s Senior English Class. Sam CJmtnm 2)aa z. JO ANNE LOFTUS, Pep Club, French Club, F.T. A.. Mixed Chorus, Officials Club. JOYCE LONGH1BLER, Art Club, Girl’s Chorus. A favorite senior motto, It’s easier to write it out than type it. Wt took f)iij(kdo jtf to mdmtmi owudoa DAN LUNSFORD, C.O.E. SAND1 MACOM GLORIA MANNON MARY RUTH MARSHALL, Band, Bluffer Staff. Pep Club, Quill Scroll, Pep Band, French Club, F.T.A., Pianist. THURMAN MARSHALL MIKE MCGATH, National Honor So- ciety, Math Club, Sci- ence Club, Football ’62-’64, All-Confer- ence Honorable Men- tion ’64. RONALD MCKEE DELORES MC PHEETERS MARY LYNN MCPHEETERS, Band, Bluff StafT Editor-in-Chief, Pep Club, Cheerleader, Quill Scroll, National Honor Society, Dramatic Club, Pep Band, F.T.A., Photographer ’64-’65; Officials Club, Spanish Club, Basketball Queen ’63-’64, Most Popular Junior Girl ’63-’64, Most Versatile Junior Girl ’63-’64, Most Versatile Senior Girl ’64-’65, Daisy Mae ’62-’63, Girl’s State Alternate ’64, National Thespian Society ’64-’65. ROBERT MCSWAIN, C.O.E. DAVID MCVEY, Band, Student Council. Secretary- Treasurer ’64-’65; Bluffer StafT Managing Editor ’63-’64, Quill Scroll, Dramatic Club, Pep Band, French Club, President ’64,’65; Mixed Chorus Ac- companist ’64-’65, Key Club, Student Authors, En- semble, National Council of Teachers of English Award Nominee ’64. m bujdock c motka! BARBARA MELTON GARVEY MEYERS, Math Club. Science Club, Football ’62-’64, All-Conference First Team. DIANE MIDYETT, Pep Club, F.B.L.A , F.T.A., Offi- cials Club, Spanish Club. STEVE MITCHELL, Student Council ’63-’65, Pep Club, National Honor Society. Treasurer ’64-’65; F T.A., Trea- surer ’64-’65; Key Club, Vice President ’63-’64, President ’64-’65; Spanish Club, President ’64-’65; History Award ’64, Representative to Freedom Forum ’64, Delegate to Key Club International ’64, Senior Class Vice-President ’64-’65, Basketball ’62-’65, Captain ’63-’64, Free Throw Award ’63-’64, All-Conference Honorable Mention ’63-’64, All-District L” Honorable Mention ’63-’64. DONNA MONTGOMERY. C.O.E., Girl’s Chorus. JOAN MONTGOMERY JIM MINNER, Band, Vice President ’64-'65; Student Council, Bluff Staff Ads Editor, Dramatic Club, Vice President ’64-’65; Pep Club, F T.A., Key Club, Parlia- mentarian ’64-’65; Basketball ’62-’63, Football ’62- ’64, National Thespian Society ’63-’65. RICHARD MITCHELL, C.O.E. LINDA MONTGOMERY, COE., Girl’s Chorus. ALLEN MOORE, Projectors Club, Vice-President ’63- '64; Projectionist Award ’63-’64. EMERY MORGAN, Bluffer Staff, National Honor Society, Key Club, Math Club, Golf Team ’6‘2-’65, Basketball ’62-’63, Most Dependable Senior Boy ’64-’65 RISE MORRISON, Band, C.O.E., Pep Band, Student Authors. LINDA MORSE. C.O.E., F.H.A., C.O.E. Class Repre- sentative ’64-’65. • ■ JIM NASH, F.F.A., Treasurer ’63-’64, Secretary ’64-’65. We chmed ou %jda ..... ELDON NATTIER, C.O.E., Dramatic Club, Library Club. JUANITA NESLER, C.O.E. CATHY NICOLINI, Student Council, Bluffer Staff. Pep Club, President ’64-’65; Dramatic Club, Quill Scroll, F.H.A., Treasurer ’63-’64, Recreational Leader ’64-’65; F.T.A., P.E.M., Reporter ’63-’64, Secretary-Treasurer ’64-’65; Officials Club, Secretary-Treasurer ’63-’65, Student Authors, Thespian Society, Secretary ’64-’65, Student Authors Writing Award ’62-’63. FLORA NOLAN, Art Club. Pep Club, F.H.A., F T.A. EYVONNE NORMAN, C.O.E., F.H.A., F.T.A., P.E.M., Officials Club. DEBBIE OVERFIELD, Majorette ’63-’64. RETA PALMER. Pep Club, F.H.A. JERRY PARKIN DORRIS PARRISH, Bi- ology Club, C.O.E. EDDIE PATTERSON, Football 62-’64, All- Conference ,63-,64; Track 63-’65. 'T’.'B. dtwiMumai VomnmM. PATRICIA PEAL, F.H.A. BARBARA PENNELL, Dramatic Club, Secretary- Treasurer ’64-’65; F.H.A., F.T.A., Thespian Society. RONNIE PENNINGTON, Art Club, Pep Club, Dra- matic Club, Projectors Club. JANET PHELAN RONNIE PINKERTON, C.O.E. JOE PIPKIN kJe iwppo'ikd Sa bi HomIum1 cmMaJtu MIKE POTTENGER. Pep Club, Math Club. Science Club. LINDA PRENZEL, Girl’s Chorus. SUSAN PRICE, Bluffer StafT, Pep Club, Quill Scroll, French Club, F.T.A., Librarian ’64-’65; Student Authors. JAMES PRUETT, F.F.A., Projectors Club. LYNN RAINS, F.F.A., Sentinel ’63-’64, President ’64-’65; Representative to National F.F.A. Convention, Representative to State F.F.A. Convention, F.F.A. Chapter Representative. BETTYE RANEY, Pep Club, French Club, F.H.A., F T A., Girl’s Chorus, Regional Cho- rus ’65, Speedball Champs ’63-’64 PAM RECTOR. Band. Pep Club, C.O.E.. Na- tional Honor Society, Dramatic Club, F.T.A., Student Authors, Girl’s State ’64, Thespian Society, National Anthology Contest. MIKE REEVES, Biology Club, Pep Club, Key Club, Math Club, Science Club, Student Authors. BARBARA RENARD, National Honor Society, F.H.A., Reporter ’63-’64, President ’64-’65, F.T.A., Historian ’64-’65, Sophomore Pilgrimage ’62-’63. md ikowwtjfdq aifoi ed Slam MARY LINDA RICHARDSON, Pep Club, Dramatic Club, French Club, F.B.L.A., Girl’s Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Ensemble, Chorus Award ’63-’64. JOE RILEY DIANE ROBERSON PATTY ROBINSON. Art Club, Band, Pep Band. P.E.M., President ’63-’65; Officials Club, Spanish Club. DAVID RODNEY MARIETTA ROSS, Band, F.H.A. MIKE ROSS, Math Club, Science Club. JOHN RUNYON, C.O.E. LINDA RUSHIN. Pep Club ELDREA RUSSELL, Band. Pep Club, Pep Band. Spanish Club. JIMMY RYAN KEN SANDERS. Band. Pep Club. French Club. CAROLE SANDUSKY, Girl’s Chorus. JO ANNE SAYLORS, C.O.E. Me mmdtj muk L the TWt LINDA SCHWAB JANE SCONCE. Pep Club, Dramatic Club, F.T.A., Girl’s Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Ensemble, Thespian So- ciety. DAVID SCOVILLE. Band, Pep Band, Mixed Chorus, Math Club, Science Club. CONNIE SEEKER, Girl’s Chorus. SUSAN SEIB, Pep Club, Dramatic Club, F.T.A., P.E.M., Officials Club, Spanish Club. GREG SHELTON. Bluffer Staff, Pep Club, Key Club, Golf Team ’62-’65. ' BILL SHERIDAN. C.O.E. hut mmJmuuj duojji S’outturn LINDA SHIPMAN, Pep Club, Cheerleader, P.E.M., Vice- President 62-’63; Officials Club. Bluff Queen 62-’63, Football Homecoming Queen ’64-’65. CHARLOTTE SISK FRAN SIZEMORE. Bluffer Staff. Pep Club, F.B.L.A. MARY SKILLINGS, Bluffer Staff Copy Editor, Pep Club, Reporter ’64-’65; Quill Scroll, Dramatic Club. French Club, F.H.A.. F.T.A., Officials Club. Student Authors, Thespian Society, President ’64-’65, Dramatic Club Publicity Award ’63-’64. BARBARA SMITH CHARLES SMITH. Math Club, Science Club. Foot- ball ’63-65. J.C. SMITH. Pep Club. Gloria Wilson and Ginny Carter passing out ballots for basketball homecoming. yfo tkuuji m endituj, m KAY SMITH, Band. Secretary-Treasurer ’63-’64. President ’64- 65; Pep Club, National Honor Society, Secretary ’64-’65; Pep Band, F.T.A.. Spanish Club, Most Dependable Junior Girl ’63-’64, N.C.T.E. Nominee ’64, Girl’s State Alternate ’64. DONNA SMOOT, C.O.E., Secretary-Reporter ’64-’65, Representative to State Convention, Representative to State Contest, Dramatic Club, Pep Club, F.T.A., Girl’s Chorus, Thespian Society, State Decca Club. GEORGIA SMOOT, Band, Pep Band. JULIE SMOTHERS SANDY SMOTHERS, C.O.E., Girl’s Chorus, President ’63-’64. GERALD SOLLARS, Pep Club, Spanish Club. LARRY SOUTH, C.O.E. MARGARET SPARKMAN RONDA SPEAR CAROLYN SPENCER. C.O.E. VICKI SPIKER, C.O.E., Girl’s Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Spanish Club. _ _ f how wondo d Im hxm to u. BEVERLY STACY, Pep Club, Dramatic Club, French Club, F.H.A., F.T.A. MIKE STAED. Pep Club, Vice-President ’64-’65; Dra- matic Club, President ’64-’65; Key Club. Student Au- thors, Spanish Club, Senior Class Treasurer ’64-’65, Thespian Society, Secretary ’64-’65. BECKY STEIGER. Majorette 62-’64 RON STEWART DANNY STOUT. Pep Club, Math Club, Football ’62-’65, Second Team All-Conference ’64-’65. SHIRLEY STOUT, Library Club. LINDA STRICKLAND, Pep Club, F.H.A., Chapter President ’63-’64. Regional Reporter '63-’64, Chapter Secretary ’64-’65, Regional Second Vice-President ’64-’65; F.T.A., National F.H.A. Convention '64. DIANA STOVALL, C.O.E. DAVID STUCKER. Band EDDIE STUCKER PATSY STUCKER JIMMY TALKINGTON, C.O.E. DIANA TAYLOR, Pep Club, National Honor Society, Dramatic Club, French Club, F.T.A., Math Club, Officials Club. LINDA TEMPLEMIRE, C.O.E. Me lajue loud o a momtU tocjdku RUSSELL TIPTON, C.O.E. JIM TINSLEY, Pep Club. SCOTT TINSLEY, Student Council, National Honor So- ciety, Key Club. Treasurer ’63- 65; Math Club. Spanish Club, Basketball ’62-’65, Captain 63-’64. ROBERT VANCIL, F.F.A.. Reporter 63-’64; F.B.L.A., Projectors Club, Spanish Club. GLEN VANDERBURG « I SHERRY VEACH KATHLEEN VENABLE, Girl’s Chorus. Mixed Chorus. MIKE WALLIS. Bluff Staff Photographer ’62-’65, Bluffer Staff Photographer ’64-’65, S.I.U. Photo Fair '63, Science Club. Winner of Eastern Missouri Re- gional Exhibition Scholastic Photography Contest. uuL will mdwt tkm ui a uuid d mnwwi. RENDA WARD. Band, Pep Club. ANN WEAVER, Band, National Honor Society, Pep Club, F T.A., P.E.M., Officials Club. JENNIFER WEEKS, Band, Bluffer Staff Clubs Edi- tor, Pep Club, Dramatic Club, Pep Band, French Club, Reporter ’63-64; F.T.A., Majorettes. P.E.M., Officials Club, Student Authors, Bluff Queen Attendant ’62-’63, Thespian Club. y LARRY WELKER, Art Club, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Basketball ’62-’64. Football ’62-’63, Track ’62-’63. PATTY WELKER, Pep Clubr, Dramatic Club, French Club, h T.A., Girl’s Chorus, Secretary-Treasurer ’63-’64; Mixed Chorus, Secretary-Treasurer ’63-’64, President 64-’65; Ensemble, Football Homecoming Queen ’63-’64, Thespian Society. JOHN WEST SHARON WHEETLEY. Band, National Honor Society, Pep Band, F.T.A.. P.E.M.. Officials Club. Vice-President ’64-’65, Basketball Homecoming Attendant ’62-’63, Girl’s State ’64. Jim Minner attempting to type! We md mi jo m tefxmte uaifi. . . JOHN WILSON, Math Club. LARRY WILSON EDITH WINDER KAREN WINTERS. P.E.M., Officials Club. BECKY WOLPERS, Band, BlufT Staff Organizations Editor, Pep Club, Quill Scroll, National Honor Society, Pep Band, F.T.A., P.E.M., Officials Club. Spanish Club, Vice-President ’63-’64; Girl’s State '64, Bluff Queen Attendant ’63-’64. NANCY WOLPERS, Band. Student Council, Secretary '63-’64; Bluff Staff Classes Editor, Pep Club, Quill Scroll, National Honor Society, Pep Band. F.T.A., P.E.M., Officials Club, Spanish Club, Most Popular Sophomore Girl ’62-’63. duo fi d jxmi oj[ om Semi Clou ol !%5. LINDA WOODRUFF, National Honor Society, Girl’s Chorus, Math Club, Spanish Club, Vice-President ’64-’65, Ensemble, Spanish Award ’64. GLENN WORLEY. Biology Club, Pep Club, C.O.E., Track ’62-’63, Cross Country ’62-’63. 154 Nancy voting for homecoming. Come on Sally, give him a bite. John Eastburn relaxing in the staff room. Queen Linda enjoying her pep assembly. Really John, I didn’t put the cement in your deodor- ant! Mary Ruth cramming before a test. Orell speaking at the Basketball Homecoming pep assembly. Linda takes the traditional walk of Football Homecoming. Shirley Grissom and Sally Featherston working on our prom. Queen Cheryl speaking at her pep assembly. Our beautiful Southern Dreamland.” Seniors?? Mrs. Minetree demonstrates the fundamentals of skipping class. 156 imn Cku MOST VERSATILE Brian Beklnap Mary Beth Loughead v m MOST POPULAR Bruce Nall Sally Fischer MOST DEPENDABLE Mark Henson Alice Ponder 6lm Of xm This, our junior year, will reflect upon us for the rest of our lives. Through proper guidance, we’ve experienced working together, leadership, and friendship. We are now ready for our last year as high school students, our senior year. As we complete our second year of high school we all look back upon Moments To Remember.” 159 Me Orne %oA mi 'lid to Jonnie Atkison Larry Bacon Bill Ball Howard Ballew John Barker Roy Baygenta Brian Belknap Phyllis Berry Kim Biggs Mattie Blackmon Vfmujk Qua Ijm Charles Brewer Pam Bristow Richard Brooks Karen Brothers Ethel Brown Billie Jo Bucy Larry Busby Gary Campbell Robert Campbell Jerry Carl Linda Brown Marie Browning John Brumley Linda Bryant Naomi Bryant Linda Chaney Larry Cherry Gene Chestnut Carol Ann Christie Glenna Chronister James Carpenter Ginny Carter Brenda Cato Sharon Cattron Danny ChafTin 'Jty'Mwld Oua dm . . . Fred Crook Bill Crow Ann Crowe George Danner Hughie Davidson Israel Davis Robert Deeder William Deeder Fay De Priest Delores Dock Charles Dollar Louise Dorris Charles Duncan Larry Duncan Deanna Durbin 9ti JLvdtMj tk C8W Barbara Fields Janet Fischer Sally Fischer Bonnie Flemming Mary Fortenberry SaJLf, Jiuuk, and Sam Can . Mike Gray Jimmy Griffin Kenneth Guard Linda Gul ledge Sarah Gullette 9ft OuA Spotk fictijUtlM Bob Heaton Barbara Hedspeth Brenda Hefner Mike Hefner Glenn Helton Sally Henderson Mark Henson Martha Henson Sharon Hicks Melba Hill PM 'Bwuk and Sam (U . . . Linda Hopper Sharon Hornbeck Dennis Hoxworth Bruce HufT Mike Huffman Cookie Hughes Ken Hughes Carole Hunter Mary Ice Steve Inman fit 'footkJl Homcotmtj Jay Kiser Pauletta Kiser David Knight Angela Knoppe Carla Knuckles Mike Kuker Cleve Kurz Leon Lamb Randy Lari more Bobby Larmie Mi Sold SdiOWfltlOM, . . . Ronnie Lewis Brenda Link Gloria Little Sandra Litters Brenda Livers Robert Losh Kenneth Lotshaw Mary Loughead Kenneth Lucas Freda Magill Norman Magill Tim Malinoski Sondra Malone Cheryl Manns Jo Ellen Markham Slatd j 'Jwdu U, mi Sof k. Karen McCullem Kathy McGinley Rosalie Meadows Glenda Medling Gary Melton I James Milner Nancy Michelle Dale Montgomery Linda Lee Montgomery Linda Sue Montgomery Vickie Morse Evelyn Moyer Jane Moyer Bruce Nall Kenneth Nance Me ttid 0 a dtyemiq in . Gary Nasep Susie Newkirk Barbara Osborn Bertha Overton Virginia Overton David Perry Sharon Phillips 170 Lindahl Pickens Bruce Pittman Dorothy Pleasant Dora Opalewski Sam Parks Regina Paskel Norma Payne Emma Pernell Alice Ponder Greg Poole Kay Porter Mack Powers Nova Pratt Nicki Prewitt Dorenda Prince Melvin Pritchett Bobbie Province Troy Pruitt jpi Om S«di Hwlmi Ibam Ray Rains Linda Rainwater James Rappe Raymond Ray Marilyn Reynolds Repolie Robinson Ted Robinson Terrel Robinson Wanda Rommel Phillip Rost We Woekd Hud to %ake . . . Janet Schalk Sam Schalk Daniel Schemel Peggy Schluter Joyce Scott Rick Shelp Bill Sible Pam Sielert Brenda Sinclair Kay Sisco 172 Ota '?wm tk Jerry Stevenson Sue Stewart Sanfy Stoecker Craig Stubblefield Katricia Sugg Stephanie Sun Ethel Surratt Jim Swank Gerald Swindle Harold Swindle Bobby Taylor Johnny Taylor Janice Threkheld Charles Thilman Kay Thompson Gary Thurman Marion Tibbs Earlene Tune Annette Underwood Susan Van Dover Becky Vaughn Mary Verble Danny Vincent Cathy Walker Jerome Walker Well filMHUjt 'Rmwda Qua $ujim tym Om the . . . Kathy Walk er Gary Wallis Juanita Walz David Ward Linda Ward Linda Wheelis Sheila Wheelis Donna White Frank White Linda | 74Whitt Rudy Ward Wanda Ward Kenneth Warford Gary Watson Mary Watson Melanie Whitworth Norma Whoberry Gary Wilcutt Hoy Wiley Walter Wilhoit 'Ewt kJew JLookuuj Jo wad to tkt GwM - Qua Smoi Delbert Withrow Carl Womack Billy Wooden Duaine Wren Lawrence Wright Jimmy Williams Della Willis Bill Wilson Larry Wilson Max Wilson Preston Wright Bill Wyatt Les Yerges Randy Yocum Dennis York 175 imou. . MOST VERSATILE Steve Arant Becky Loughead Sopkomm dm '7 MOST POPULAR Jerry Long Debbie Dowd MOST DEPENDABLE Larry Crain Brenda Samon SofljOMM Gku OfjfjUM Our sophomore year begins with much doubt and anxiety. Within a few short weeks we find ourselves in the center of activities of P.B.H.S. As the year ends we have a feeling of accomplishment, but if we have achieved this much in one year, think what we can acquire in three. Now, as sophomores ’65, we anxiously await the oncoming year when we can call ourselves juniors ’b6. We’ll cherish this year as Moments To Remember.” 179 Donna Alexander Martha Allen Mary Allen Ronnie Allen Brad Allens worth Charles Allens worth Melvin Allensworth Verma Anderson Curtis Ammons Steve Arrant Me tied $emj fo Owi '7mided Bill Atkinson Charles Aubuchon Doug Bagby Frank Baker Jerry Barker Tammy Baygents Beverly Beck Jewel Beck Marilyn Bilbrey Dessie Blackwell David Blakeney Brenda Blood worth Angela Blufoes Deb Boeving Bob Bomer Johnny Boshears Victor Bounds David Boyer Linda Boyer Vo JL d (li Vbwwijk Ow Sopkomw (jem. Aileen Bridgeforth Anna Bridgeforth Catherine Brown Doug Brown Sandra Brown Patsy Campbell Jamie Cantrell Ronnie Carl Louis Cash Janie Cashion fk tk 2 ufi Sped 'Bif, Jimmy Clark Larry Cole Boyd Coleman Sandra Coleman Charles Cook 182 Jo Ann Craig Larry Crain Bonnie Crawford Pam Crowell Steve Crowell hJe Jud Omtka Ea tx w] 'J.'B-H-S. Paulette Dees Mary DeG ans Betty DeMarris Kathy Dennis Kathy Dickens David Diggs Larry Diggs Kenneth Divine Dortha Dock Donna Dollar 183 Fannie Douglas Debbie Dowd David Duffy Kenneth Dugger Sharon Dugger Theodis Duncan Steve Dunehoo Lois Dunn Mary Eastburn Janet Eastwood Sopkomow %ijowtta, JLintk, Pam Edwards Donna Ehlers Lana EUedge Janice Ellis Sharon England Bob Fitch Dianne Foust Lucina Fowler Susan Fowler Stanley Franklin Millie Garner Brad Gibbs Jimmy Gilbert Larry Godwin Linda Goodman Vuid at Garni owL 'Tefi fiwdJki. Leroy Gowen Mike Grady Connie Graham Bill Greathouse Nettie Greer Dennis Hall Geraldine Hall Glenda Hall Mike Hames Barry Hammock David Hampton Phyllis Hanks Bonnie Harden Nancy Harris Gary Hawkins Marilyn Hawthorne Curtis Hayes Mike Haynes Greg Hays Carol Heliums Me etvjoij the f ef) Darla Hendrickson Linda Hendrickson Becky Hesse 1 rode Jim Hicks Ronnie Hill Dale Hodge Donna Hod gins Kenneth Hoffman Roger Hogg Gene Holbrook Shirley Hill Lavern Hills Marva Hills Jane Highsmith Carolyn Hodge Robert Hox worth Benny Huddleston Ann Hurt Cheryl Innes Jerry Jackson ud dau metirujt mama wbrnm. Rozetta Jones Linda Joyner Sally Kanwischer Donald Kearby Lloyd ' Keele 187 David Knowles Brenda Landreth David Landreth Susie Landrum John Lash ley Om Kuujml Q.wm mqti Judy Lotshaw Becky Loughead Chester Lourance Sherry Loyd Marvin Lute LuWanna Lynch Cindy Lyons Jeanie Mack Brenda Magill Dena Magill Wayne Maiilt Beverly Mnaneoo Hard) Mannon Carl Marler Claude m ,i ih ill ja wL ani uiluJx, at qua Uakntm 2 mce. Kathy Marshall Wayne Marshall Doris Mauk Jerry McCall Iris McClelland Sharon Meadows Connie Medley Jeffrey Moore John Moore Larry Moore 'bum wpw U oua Sofkomut Barbara Nohr Larry Norman Jack Parker Linda Parker Rogenia Parks James Peal Glenda Pearson Harriet Peoples Larry Peoples Willie Peoples Linda Phipps Stanley Pinkston Lester Pinner Derinda Polk James Ponder 90 in tk '65 cMxd Homcomtuj. Bill Ray Debra Ray Glenda Ray me r Carol Reed Patty Reeves James Renard Rex Renfroe John Rhodes Ruth Richardson Howard Richie Vtmlwjwuuj, CJmimi mi aia Teresa Smith Tillman Smith Beverly Smithee Clayton Snider Sherry Sparkman Terrill Sparkman Linda Spear Barbara Spradling Shirley Stallings Helen St. Clair Bernita Steinmetz Bill Steward Margaret Stoke ly Jane Stuber Bonnie Stucker m km tyow m m mJjf. it. Larry Taylor Charles Thom Allen Tibbs Penny Tibbs Deltha Timmons Ricky Tipton Wayne Toombs Dianne Tuck Randy Tudder Ed Tuma Lynn Turpin Don Turner Gary Turner Carol VanDover Marc VanDover Lester Vangorder Betty Vaughn Jimmy Vaughn Larry Vaughn Russell Vaughn Miik t,mckwjid mi mmj mmowi, Jimmy Vernon Kenneth Vert Norman Victory Mike Vincent Grace Vinson Judy Wells Leonard Wells Donald Weng Debra Wheel is Dianne Wheelis Ladonna Whelchel Linda White Paul White Larry Whitehead Tommy Whitlock urn watd m f M (fm at S. md. Diana W’hitmer Linda Wiley Don Wilkinson Ronnie Williams Norman Willis 195 Imm iim. Students enjoy a brief break during the lunch hour. to T)(wnlm Scott looks for some help from his team mates but none seems to he around. The Basketball team listens thoughtfully (?) while Coach Gibbs speaks in the pep assembly for Cape Central. Come on girls let’s get off the court before those boys run over us”, whispers Jamie! tk ie mnwiA to mmjba. . . %m (fern vz wtdodtk town, tk dcuf wt ton the, (jodpoti down fjjd waJh, way ipoiti ijwf huu m qJmcuji . F.T. A.’ers are early birds at this rummage sale at the Sale Barn. tkou jk omJuji m twuu to wi riM, md tk fwuat imjftfmi, tk Imjkiu m wm jhd to ikm, will who tkowtjk tk . . . Donna and Linda have a snowball fight in front of school. w(m otJtwi fti jki md otlm d ui mtf ffjui u jm m iefmte, wtufi No cars remain in the parking lot, no students walk on the campus, and the school year 1964-1965 comes to an end. After school is out all that is left are these lonely portals of P.B.H.S. m will ktwt tlm Just as many couples pass into these doors at the beginning of school, so too do many seniors pass out of these doors June first, never to see them again. %otmU to 'Jimmlm 205 POPLAR BLUFF A Complete Service — Without High Prices Tel.: (314) SUnset 5-7677 900 West Pine Boulevard Poplar Bluff, Mo. 63901 CALDWELL COPY SERVICE Business, Social and Political Printing Holiday Cards, Calendars, Advertising Specialties -Authorized Dealer- Duplicating Supplies Stencils - Masters Ribbons - Inks - Papers Complete Letter Mailing Service Typing - Photocopying - Mimeographing - Duplicating Folding - Addressing - Mailing List Monthly Billing Service — Signs - Posters - Rubber Stamps 208 BUSINESSES SARACINI AND BREEDEN INC. INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE “Insure to Be Secure 109 N. Main SU 5-6436 Flowers By OPPERMANN Phone SU Poplar Bluff, Mo. 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This is tht P ?nsi ( t?rif rntinn Say Pepsi Please 211 JLtiUn to tie Sound oh 1340 KC Poplar Bluff, Missouri Quality Merchandise for the Entire Family at STOVALL’S DEPARTMENT STORE 112 South Main SU 5-3727 PRUETT S DRIVE- INN Malts Shakes Sundaes Hamburgers Cheeseburgers Pit Barbecues Pizza Burgers “Behind Stadium 212 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! DOCTORS HOSPITAL, INC. KNEIBERT CLINIC F. L. KNEIBERT, AA. D. A. D. AAARKEL, AA. D. A. C. PARKER, JR., AA. D. R. C. ENGLEHARDT, AA. D. T. E. RUFF, AA. D. DAVID V. AAILLER, AA. D. TOAA AAINETREE, AA. D. 621 PINE BOULEVARD JOSEPH HECKER, AA. D. FRED J. BIGGS, JR., AA. D. AA. R. BARBOUR, AA. D. E. T. HANSBROUGH, AA. D. FRED CALDWELL, AA. D. Phone SU 5-4645 213 Jim Hogg Supermarket 842 West Pine COMPLETE MEAT SELECTION Plenty Of Free Parking Open Every Night Till Nine BARNES GROCER COMPANY Distributors Of Libby's, Del Monte Bush's Food Products Highway 60 East Dial SU 5-5744 SU 5-5743 Compliments of BAUMHOEFER SON Compliments of PLUMBING HEATING KROGER 2429 N. Main And All The Employees Located At 5th And Main SU 5-2910 214 Congratulations Seniors! BAGBY RADIO CAB . BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS Operating Municipal Lighting and Water Systems LOW COST MEANS ELECTRICAL SERVICE FOR EVERY NEED AND PURPOSE. 24-HOUR SERVICE NIGHT TROUBLE NUMBER SUNSET 5-2210 Oiiice: 301 South Main Phone SU 5-5749 Congratulations Seniors! «5W PORTRAITS COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY 24 Hour Kodacolor and Black and White Roll Film Finishing “HOME OF QUALITY PHOTOGRAPHS” 612 West Pine Blvd. Poplar Bluff, Missouri DIAL SU 5-4536 NORTHWOLD RESTAURANT Poplar Bluffs Friendliest And Finest Restaurant Smorgasbord Sunday 11:30 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. Wednesday 5:00 P.M. to 8:30 P.M. Buffet — Luncheon Every Day At Noon Except Sunday The Staff Of The Northwold Restaurant Is Ready To Offer Their Fullest Cooperation To Assist You With Your Banquets, Parties Or Any Business Or Social Events. 217 PORTER-DEWITT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY POPLAR BLUFF, MISSOURI 218 COMPLIMENTS OF LUCY LEE HOSPITAL MC PHEETERS CLINIC 219 CLYDE HEED MAN’S STORE Outfitters To Mankind 213 South Main Phone SU-5-2410 C. G. KING COMPANY Grain Elevator Soy Beans Wheat - Corn Seed Cleaning Separating Seed - Feed Mo. Pacific Stock Yards SU 5-7497 REMNANT HOUSE | MILL OUTLET FOR WORLDS FINEST FABRICS 203 Poplar Street POPLAR BLUFF, MISSOURI POPLAR BLUFF DRUG CO. IRA WINTON, Pharmacist Phone SU 5-2037 200 Bartlett St. Poplar Bluff, Mo. Dial SU-5 3036 413 Cedar Street Poplar Bluff, Mo. OSBORN'S PAINT WALLPAPER STORE Artist's Supplies 203 N. Main Street Phone SU 5-9611 POPLAR BLUFF, MO 100 South Main Phone SU 5-3210 220 0ath| Ameriran iRcpuhlir 221 POPLAR BLUFF HOSPITAL HENDRICKSON CLINIC A. T. TUAAA, AA. D. FRANK E. DINELLI, AA. D. WILLIAAA TURNER, AA. D. J. H. PLOUSSARD, AA. D. B. J. AAACAULEY, AA. D. J. H. TURNER, AA. D. J. W. TENPENNY, AA. D. JOHN W. TOSH, AA. D. 222 COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments of Bernie Lay Advertising Co. ONE HOUR MARTINIZING Fresh As A Flower In Highway 60-67 North Dial SU 5-2576 Just One Hour Compliments Of Compliments OJ WM. L. COHEN BAUMGART MOTOR CO. FURNITURE COMPANY Your Dodge Dealer “Dodge City” 422 Pine Blvd. Poplar Bluff, Missouri Phone SU-5-5769 Congratulations to the Class of 1964 From Northwold Service Station A HicnhjomPuf (f Copt STANDARD Bob Montgomery Jack Cope Tires, Batteries, Accessories 307 So. Main St. Phone SU 5-3227 Highway 67 North Poplar Bluff, Mo. Blufl 'havel Service 110 South Fifth Street • Post Office Box 687 Telefhone SU 5-8491 POPLAR BLUFF. MISSOURI—63901 Aubrey Harwell Evelyn Harwell VERNON H. BURGE RUTH BURGE n (oteanenb • LARGE CAR PORT WITH • DRIVE-UP WINDOW 5th and Oak Streets Phone SU 5-3329 POPLAR BLUFF. MISSOURI 223 Congratulations Seniors from: VALLEY PIAZA SHOPPING CENTER J. C. Penney Co. Newberrys Murdock Loan K.W.O.C. Jean Marie Fashions Bell Shoes Kinder's Tot Shop Libson Shop Mode O'Day Gambles Montgomery Wards Key Rexall Drugs Barrett's Chicken Supreme Safeway Mary Francis Shop Helpee Selfee Laundromat Plenty Of Free Parking 224 — WE ARE INTERESTED IN OUR COMMUNITY — 101 SOUTH MAIN STREET PHONE SU-4621 DRIVE-IN FACILITY CORNER OF MAIN OAK STREETS 225 THE HICKORY HOUSE MOTEL Completely Modern Dine In Luxury On The Best Of Foods Gift Shop Dining Motel Room Connected Highway 67 North Air Conditioned Room Service Television Poplar Bluff, Missouri 226 Compliments of K. €? R. SPORTING- GOODS, INC. WHOLESALE Phone SU 5-3736 POPLAR BLUFF, MISSOURI COMPLETE LINE OF SPORTING GOODS 203 Pine Blvd. Tins 0E imm srost � lmstep'on the HlU-'dt MTUKKIBN OF US. HICNWAYS WW67 BIG STAR CASH FOOD STORES LOW CASH PRICES-Day nand day out Ward-Fulton SINCE 1913 “Everything in Building Material from Foundation to Chimney Top” Lumber — Builders Hardware — Insulation — Roofing — Wallboards Doors — Windows — Paints — Glass — Ornamental Iron — Awnings L. T. METZ LUMBER STORE OFFICE 310 S. 5th (Cedar 5th Sts.) Dial SUnset 5-9686 227 pRANK-fOTRELL e3iute ia£ Chapel V Mrs. Scott A. Cotrell — Owner Grover W. Greer — Director Air-Conditioned Chapel 24 Hour Ambulance Service Dial SUnset 5-8484 701 Vine Poplar Bluff, Mo. Compliments Of FRANK WYLIE INSURANCE AGENCY 320 N. Main SU-5-4667 Electric Company Lighting Fixtures Wiring Supplies Dial SUnset 5-2938 202 North I) Complete Line of Smith-Corona Typewriters - Duplicators Adding Machines UNITED BUSINESS MACHINES “Andy” Williams Dealer 317 E. Pine Phone SU 5-9415 228 SNIDER’S THE HOUSE OF FOODS 220 Eost Pine Boulevard The One Stop Food Center Phone SU 5-2737 Electric Light - Heat - Power MISSOURI UTILITIES COMPANY “A Citizen Wherever We Serve SCOTT’S CAFE SWANK’S SERVICE FRANK SWANK - OWNER Good Food Everyday 24 Hour Wrecker Service H- SCOTTS cPFe inoomn cpBins V Dial 5-5222 Dial 5-3019 229 HAYS STORE Joel S. Hays — Letha M. Hays Authorized Gibson and Fender Guitars Record Players — Accessories Musical Instruments Magnavox Stereo and Television 313 Vine Street SU 5-4426 RICHARDSON MUSIC COMPANY Music City Southeast's Largest Music Co. 107 N. Main SU-5-3292 Poplar Bluff Missouri WARD Where The High School Students’ Business Is Appreciated Valley Plaza Shopping Center Poplar Bluff, Missouri 230 Friendly Neighborly Bonking Hway. 67 North Phone SU-5-8461 Free Student Checking Services AM FM KWOC Home Of The MUSIC MAKERS Radio-93 Poplar Bluff, Mo. BEN BIDEWELL HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS 232 Yvonne Beauty Salon Hairstyling By Arthurine SUnset 5-3418 815 Pine Congratulations to the Class of 1965 from Central Labor Council Of Poplar Bluff, Mo. P. O. Box 39 512 Midland St. SU 5-6030 SEYBOLD DRUG COMPANY! GEO. W, WALKER, PROP. POPLAR BLUFF SU 5-3318 MISSOURI POPLAR BLUFF GEO. W. WALKER, PROP. SU 5-3318 MISSOURI 233 BANK OF POPLAR BLUFF THE OLD RELIABLE Since 1886 200 S. Main Phone SU 5-4675 78 Years of Service Also Handy Drive-up Banking 234 DEAR SENIOR CLASS OF 1965, MY BEST WISHES AND CONGRATULATIONS AS ONE OLD GRAD TO ALL OF YOU NEW ONES. MORRISON L. CLEVLEN, OWNER . . . Clevlen Insurance Agency MORRISON L. CLEVLEN. OWNER ESTABLISHED IN 1882 OFFICE 310 VINE STREET PHONE SUflMt S-4444 POPLAR BLUFF. MISSOURI-63901 ••IT IS WISE TO INSURE'' —With Us— CLEANERS LAUNDRY 5th and OAK Drive-In Window PHONE SU 5-5789 Good Cleaning Doesn't Cost... It Pays! lSuUoil MMJJLSEkMk. 42 viw woaiv� � POPLAR BLUFF. MO. Compliments of FAMILY SHOE STORE MANKER'S PHARMACY Broadway Pine Rodgers Theater Bldg. 211 South Main SU 5-9691 Pills Things Phone SU 5-2121 235 There was a young co-ed named Grace Whose home was a gang meeting place. Her steady, named Eddie, Helped get parties ready By bringing home Coke... by the case Bottled under authority of The Coca-Cola Company by 236 Rodgers Theatres, Inc. OPERATING RODGERS THEATRE P. B. DRIVE IN THEATRE BROADWAY PIME BLVD. HIGHWAY 67 SOUTH Compliments Of Over 1,000 People Have Joined Leagues At BLUFF LANES Why Don't You? 1602 N. Main Phone SU 5-7505 16 Lanes All Modern Conveniences BPAA Member 237 'lower MOTEL Phone SU-5-2127 H'Way 60 67 DEALERS OF CUSTOM DESIGNED FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES — SALES AND SERVICE Hospitals - Institutions - Schools • Cafeterias - Restaurants THE SEMO COMPANY 104 S. SECOND ST. - POPLAR BLUFF, MO. Office: Phone SU 6-7670 PRIEST FLOWER SHOP BARRON ROAD POPLAR BLUFF, MISSOURI SU-5-9416 SU-5-4562 PIGGLY WIGGLY Your Friendly Food Store Sixth Vine Poplar Bluff The Latest Styles Make Their First Appearance at BOB EVANS SHOES 155 S. Main Congratulations Seniors! Dollar Store Downtown Poplar Bluff, Mo. 238 1531 Nth Main OLD8MOBILI CORRIGAN MOTORS CORPORATION JAMES V. CORRIGAN President Second and Pine Poplar Bluff, Missouri Phone SU 5-7745 239 Adventure. You Know, Is A Car Called . . . THE RIVIERA At VANDOVER MOTOR COMPANY Highway 67 S A W DRIVE-IN SU 5-9930 A Good Place to Stop” 240 Mussel! Moves Roberts Plumbing Heating Co. 315 N. Broadway Residential ' Industrial Commercial Phone SU 5-2517 E. C. Robinson Lumber Company THE FRIENDLY YARD Phone SU 5-9601 1138 Vine Street C. N. Rosie Lucas — Agent FRITTS' 66 STATION GARAGE Tires — Broke Service Wheel Balancing Top Value Stamps 620 N. Main Poplar Bluff, Mo. Phone SU 5-9938 Joe Ulu MUMI Congratulations Sons Inc. Seniors All Metals Compliments of Iron — Brass — Steel — Copper 6th and Park Phone SU 5-5725 John T. Van Cleve, O.D. Laundry Dry Cleaners Carpet Rug Cleaning Curtains - Draperies Cleaned YOUR sTowel Linen Rental Service °1 KY SUnset 5-2035 110 N. Riverview .ctuitnt Congratulations From Grover Lance’s Market Quality Foods 1315 N. Main Dial SU 5-2719 Poplar Bluff, Missouri 241 Since 1912 OVERBEY FURNITURE COMPANY The Home Of Good Furniture Dial SU 5-3416 401 Vine Street Congratulations Seniors! DR. W. J. LONG, O. D. J. A. PARKER TIRE OIL CO. Corduroy Tires — Firestone Tires Phone SU 5-3938 1141 Vine Street Compliments of MARVEL MUSIC COMPANY 114 Bartlett Street Phone SU 5-3333 Poplar Bluff, Missouri Somers Market GENERAL BAPTIST Everyday Low Prices BOOKSTORE PRESS 1004 South 67 Poplar Bluff SU 5-9451 426 S. 5th Bibles, Art Supplies SU 5-3121 Books, Visual Aids Open doily to 6:00 Friday and Saturday to 7:00 Job Printing BILL CHILDRESS CHEVROLET Your One-Stop Center For New Chevrolets West Pine SU 5-5771 Poplar Bluff, Missouri 242 MICKEY CLEANERS Prompt And Courteous Care And Consideration 526 Vine Street For doytime, datetime, and playtime ask for JUNIOR FASHIONS at FRIEDMAN'S Thank you, advertisers, for your support of the BLUFF. The Staff 243 Abbott, Roger - 91, 160 Abney, Vera - 124 Adams, Angela - 124 Albright, Ronnie - 160 Aldridge, Gary - 160 Aldridge. Gregory - 102, 160 Alexander, Donna - 180 Alford, Norma - 102, 124 Allard, Margie - 160 Allen, Harold - 124 Allen, Martha - 180 Allen, Mary - 180 Allen, Ronald - 180 Allen, Sandra - 110, 160 Allen, Thomas - 124 Allensworth, Charles - 180 Allensworth, James - 180 Allensworth, Melvin - 180 Ammons, Curtis - 180 Anderson, Vermel - 180 Anson, Gary - 160 Anthony, Sue - 110, 160 ApJones, Christina - 160 ApJones, Lucinda - 124 Arant, Steve - 73, 178, 180 Armstrong, Sarah - 98, 160 Arnold, James Ashby, Sandra Atkison, Bill - 180 Atkison, Jonnie - 160 AuBuchon, Charles - 108, 180 AuBuchon, James - 108, 109 Aud, Eddie - 102, 124 Bacon, Larry - 68, 160 Bader, Claudine - 40, 42, 91, 124 Bagby, Doug - 180 Bailey, James Baker, Frank - 180 Ball. Bill - 160 Ballew, Carolyn - 102, 125 Ballew, Glenda - 43, 104, 107, 125 Ballew, Howard - 102, 160 Barber, Maves Barbour, Janie - 95, 101, 117, 125 Barker, Jerry - 114, 180 Barker, John • 114, 160 Barker, Judith - 180 Barker, Philip - 125 Barker, Randy - 85, 108, 109, 112, 160 Barker, Thelma S. - 43, 107, 160 Barnett, Andrew - 102, 125 Barks, Robert - 180 Bartlett, Michael Barton, Allen - 71, 180 Barwick, Brad - 180 Bates, Barbara - 160 Bates, George - 125 Bates, Tena - 125 Batson, Vickie - 90, 93, 160 Bauer, Douglas - 160 Baumgart, Van - 180 Baygents, Ray - 102, 160 Baygents, Steve - 102, 125 Baygents, Tammy - 92, 104, 180 Bays, Sandra Bays, Steve Bean, Benjamin Beck. Beverly - 180 Beck, Jewel - 97, 180 Belknap, Brian - 73. 74, 76, 77, 78, 79, 112, 158, 160 Berry, JoAnn - 125 Berry, Peggy - 43, 107, 125 Berry. Phyllis - 97. 160 Berry, Stanley - 41 Berry. Teresa Biggs, Kim - 160 Bilbrey, Carol - 102, 110, 125 Bilbrey, Marilyn - 104, 90, 180 Birdsong. Janie Birdsong, Kenny - 161 Black, Banittie Black, Ronnie - 110, 111, 125 Blackman, Mattie - 160 Blackwell, Dessie - 181 Blakeney, David - 97, 181 Blanks, Linda • 161 Bloodworth, Brenda - 110, 181 Blood worth, Linda - 41, 42, 44, 89, 95, 110, 122 Blufoes, Angela - 92, 181 Blufoes, Joyce - 102, 104, 126 Blunt, Peggy - 104, 126 Bocek, Rodney - 90, 109, 126 Boeving, Debbie - 89, 90, 181 Boeving, Hugh - 38, 42, 43, 59, 89, 95, 96. 109, 112, 122, 126 Bomer, Bob - 181 Bonds, James - 161 Boshears, Johnny - 109, 181 Boswell, Danny - 161 Bounds, Janice - 90, 110, 161 Bounds, Victor - 97, 181 Bounds, Thomas - 114 Bowden, - 90, 161 Boyer. Carolyn - 161 Boyer, David -181 Boyer. Linda - 181 Boyle, Susan - 41, 110, 161 Braden, Clarence - 181 Brake, Larry - 126 Breece, Ethel - 161 Breece, Vivian - 181 Breeden. Jon - 181 Brent, Mike - 60, 112, 126 Brett, Donna - 93, 126 Brett, Glenda - 92, 126 Brewer, Charles - 102, 161 Brewer, Fred - 108 Brewington, Gene - 91, 110, 181 Bridgeforth, Aileen 181 Bridgeforth. Anna - 181 Brigance, Brenda - 161 Brigance. Ricky - 126 Bristow, Pam - 102, 161 Bristow, Rick - 112, 126 Brooks, Gloria - 126 Brooks, Richard - 85, 89, 112, 161 Brothers, Karen - 104, 161 Brown. Dewey - 126 Brown, Douglas - 181 Brown, Ethel - 43, 107, 161 Brown, Linda • 161 Brown, Marv 181 Brown, Sandra - 181 Browning. Marie - 161 Browning. Ronnie • 108, 123, 126 Browning. Sue - 181 Bruce, Maggie - 102, 126 Brumley. John - 161 Bryant. Betty - 92, 93, 104, 127 Bryant, Carolyn - 127 Bryant, Linda - 36, 161 Bryant, Naomi - 110, 161 Bucy, Billy Jo 161 Bullock, Linda - 181 Burge, Jimmie - 127 Burkett. Beryl - 127 Burnett, Larry - 102 Burnett, Patricia - 127 Burton, Kenneth - 181 Burton. Sidney - 127 Burton, Susan - 43, 107, 127 Busby. Larry - 73, 74, 77, 79, 90, 108, 112,110,161 Butler, Judith - 43, 97, 107, 127 Butts. Robert • 181 Campbell, Gary - 161 Campbell, Patsy - 182 Campbell. Patty - 182 Campbell. Ralph Campbell. Robert - 161 Cantrell, Jamie - 47, 104, 110, 182 Carl, Ronnie - 182 Carl, Tom - 161 Carpenter, James - 114, 162 Carter, Bert - 128 Carter, Ginny - 89, 90. 110, 56. 57, 148, 162 Cash, Louis - 182 Cashion, Janie - 90, 110, 182 Cashion, Phil - 128 Casinger, Charles - 182 Cato, Brenda - 110, 162 Cattron, Sharon - 162 Chaffin, Danny - 102, 162 Chaney, Linda Kay - 162 Cherry, Brenda - 97 Cherry, Larry - 162 Cherry, Tom • 92, 128 Chestnut, Emery - 114, 162 Childress, Jackie - 128 Childress, Phil - 73, 81, 110, 159, 162 Chilton, Daryl - 81, 102. 162 Choat, Judy • 182 Christe, Carol Ann - 162 Christian, Allen - 114, 182 Christian, Bobby - 68, 128 Christian, Richard - 128 Chronister, Glenna - 162 Church, Bruce Churchill, Carolyn - 182 Clark, Danny - 39, 73, 76, 77, 79, 81 112, 162 Clark, Edna - 104, 128 Clark, Elbert - 162 Clark, Glen - 128 Clark, Jerry - 162 Clark, Jimmie - 73, 75, 182 Clark. Pattie - 45, 93, 95, 90. 110, 162 Clayton. Gary - 112. 162 Clemons, Danny Coake, Charles - 182 Coats, Susan - 90, 110, 129 Cobb, Ronnie - 129 Cochran, Joe - 129, 162 Cochran, Melvin - 102 Cole, Cheryl - 56, 57, 95, 110, 129, 156 Cole. Janie - 38, 90, 110, 162 Cole, Larry 114, 182 Coleman, Boyd - 182 Coleman, Ronald - 128 Coleman. Sandra 43, 107, 182 Connell. Lana Sue - 97, 162 Connell, LeAnne - 97, 113, 110, 129 Conner, Frank Conner, Lewis - 129 Cook, Charlotte - 102, 129 Coonce, Diana - 129 Cooper, James - 99. 129 Cooper. Larry - 182 Cooper, Nancy - 104, 129 Cope, Susan - 90, 182 Corrigan, Steve 90, 182 Corrigan, Tim - 129 Costin, Jim - 102, 129 Couch. Kenny - 129 Cox. David - 182 Cox. Diana - 95, 182 Cozart, Milburn Craig. Evelyn Craig, Joann - 182 Crain, Larry 178, 182 Crawford. Richard - 114, 130 Crocker. Cindy - 90. 104, 130 CrofTord, Bonnie - 182 Crook, Fred - 162 Crook, Lana - 95, 110, 130 Crow, Williams - 162 Crowe, Ann - 39, 89. 110, 111, 162 Crowell. Steve - 89, 182 Crowell. Karen - 95, 102, 130 Crowell, Pamela - 182 Culnan, Susan - 97, 130 Currie, Colie - 81, 82, 84, 130 Dabbs, Doris 130 Dampf, Peggy - 93, 183 Danner, George - 48, 70, 73, 74, 79, 112, 162 Dare, Ann • 183 Dare. Larry - 183 Dare. Terry - 183 Darlin, Steve - 114, 130 Darnell, Betty - 183 Daughette, Ronald 183 Davidson, David - 130 Davidson, Hughey - 162 Davidson, Nancy - 183 Davis, Brenda - 93, 104, 183 Davis, Donna - 90, 183 Davis, Frank 102, 130 Davis, Israel - 163 Davis, Marcia Davis, Sandra • 43, 92, 107, 183 David, Richard - 68, 73, 183 Davis, Sharon - 183 Davison. Kathleen - 102, 130 Davison, Patricia - 104, 183 Dean. Robert - 183 Deaton, Mary Jo • 130 Deeder, Robert - 41, 163 Deeder. William - 163 Dees, Charlene • 92, 183 Dees, Charles Paul - 92, 183 Dennis, Katheryne - 92, 183 DeGaris, Mary - 183 DeMaris, Betty - 43, 107, 183 Delashmit, Roman DePriest, Mary - 163 Dicken, Kathryn - 183 Diggs, Larry - 183 Digges, David - 97, 113, 183 Divine, Kenneth - 183 Divine, Terry - 102, 130 Dock, Delores - 43, 107, 163, 183 Dock, Doretha Dollar, Charles, - 163 Dollar. Donna - 183 Donica, Sharon Dorris, Gerald - 130 Dorris, Marie - 163 Douglas, Catherine - 93, 131 Douglas, Fannie - 97, 184 Dowd. Debra - 36, 104, 178, 179, 184 Doyle, Sue - 104, 131 DufTy, David - 184 Dugger, Calude - 102 Dugger, Kenneth - 184 Dugger, Sharon - 184 Duncan, Charles - 102, 163 Duncan, Larry - 114, 136 Duncan, Theodis -81, 184 Dunehoo, Steve - 184 Dunlap, Doris Dunn, James - 43, 58, 61, 81, 84, 112, 131 Dunn, Lois, - 97, 184 Dunning, Ronnie - 73, 74, 76, 77, 78, 79, 89, 102 Durbin, Lena - 163 Durban, William- 90, 108, 109, 131 Eastbum, Mary - 45, 89. 108, 184 Eastburn, John - 39. 42, 43, 57, 81, 82, 83, 108, 112, 131, 154 Eastwood. Janet - 184 Eaton. Robert - 131 Edelman, Gerald - 99, 132 Eddings, Carolyn - 97, 113, 131 Edwards, JoAnn - 110, 163 Edwards, Pam - 184 Edwards, Sandra - 132 Edwards, Willard Ehlers, Donna - 39, 89, 90, 110, 179, 184 Elayer, Verna - 41, 42, 95, 104, 110, 132 Eldridge, Jerry - 92, 163 Eldridge, Nancy - 163 Eledge. Lana - 92, 97, 184 Ellis, Janice - 184 Ellis, Marriah - 132 Ellison. Roger - 163 England, Karen - 43, 107, 163 England, Sharon - 184 Epps, Pauletta - 92, 132 Erwin, Ronald Essary, Michael - 184 Essary, Philas - 43, 95, 110, 132 Evans, David - 112, 163 Ezell, Thomas Fairchild, Roberta - 43, 97, 107, 113, 132 Farrar, Sandra - 184 Farris, David - 163 Farris, Larry - 184 Faughn. Alice - 92, 163 Fears, Katherine - 93, 184 Featherston, Sally - 39, 42, 89, 97, 110, 117, 123, 132, 154, 156 Ferguson, Brenda - 184 Ferguson, James - 68, 133 Ferguson, Jim - 163 Ferguson, Lynda - 90, 98, 113 Feverston, Karen Findley, Given - 108, 110, 133 Fields, Barbara - 104, 163 Fitch, Robert - 184 Fischer, Donald Fischer, Janet - 97, 163 Fischer, Sally - 45, 89, 95, 163 Fleming, Bonnie - 163 Fogle, Roger - 84, 85, 109, 133 Fortenberry, Mary - 163 Fortenberry, Robert Foust, Diane - 56, 57, 184 Fowler, Lucinda - 184 Fowler, Susan - 95, 184 Fox, Charles - 164 Francis, Stephen - 112, 117, 164 Franklin, Stanley - 108, 184 Fredwell, Garclee - 102, 164 Frey, Donald - 102, 164 Frey, Robert - 108, 112, 185 Frey, Ronald - 102, 164 Friend, Edith - 185 Friedewald, Russell - 41, 85, 110, 164 Fritts. Judy - 90, 104, 110, 133 Fritts, Kay - 185 Fuller, Kathryn - 164 Fuller, Linda - 90, 164 Fuller, Nancy - 90, 185 Gagnon, Suzanne - 91, 97, 164 246 Gaines, Donna - 185 Gaines, Georgia - 102, 133 Garner, Bill - 98, 133 Garner, Mildred - 185 Garrett, Mildred - 185 Garrett, Gayle Garrett, Randy - 102, 112, 133 Gasich. Jean - 133 Gasich, Tony George, Rex - 164 Gholson, David - 99, 164 Gibbs, Brad - 185 Gibbs, Mary Beth - 164 Gibbs, Mike D. - 99, 164 Gibbs, Mike R. Gifford, Jane - 164 Gilbert, Jimmy - 185 Gill, Susan - 90, 110, 163 Gillis, Vicki - 91, 95. 110, 133 Gilmore, Stanley - 98, 133 Gilton, Lynn - 164 Gipson, Gordon Gipson, Jeanetta - 164 Gist, Joe - 84, 85, 89, 109, 110, 113, 133 Githens, Joy Anne - 40, 42, 46, 95, 110, 133 Givens, Cheryl - 92, 164 Godwin, Della - 164 Godwin, Larry - 185 Goins, Bobby Goldberger, John - 133 Goodman, Linda - 185 Goodrum, Eli - 98 Gorman, Jackye - 102, 134 Gould, Wayne - 102, 134 Gowen, Jerry - 81, 84, 134 Gowen, Lee Roy - 185 Gowin, Karen - 92, 164 Grable, Jerry - 134 Grady, Bruce - 92, 134 Grady, Mike - 185 Graham, Connie - 185 Graham, John - 134 Gray, Mike - 102, 164 Greathouse, Bill - 185 Greer, Bob - 185 Greer, Gary - 134 Greer, Nettie - 185 Greer, Walter - 134 Griffin, Ben Griffin, Jimmie - 81, 102, 164 Griffin, Mike - 134 Griffin, Sally - 134 Griffin, Vickie - 185 Grisson, Shirley - 47, 134, 156, 43 Groves, Gene - 92, 102 Groves, Susan - 43, 107, 134 Guffey, Darrell Guard, Kenneth - 164 Gulledge. Bill - 102, 134 Gulledge, Linda - 92, 164 Gullett, Phyllis - 185 Gullett, Sarah - 164 Gullette, David - 134 Gullette, Jack - 135 Gulley. Larry Gunnels, Arthur - 185 Gutterman, John - 114, 165 Hager, Garry - 135 Haile, Geary - 102, 165 Hale, Leroy, 135 Hale, Linda - 185 Hale, Pansie Earline - 135 Hall, Dennis - 185 Hall, Geraldine - 185 Hall, Glenda - 185 Hall, Linda - 165 Hamber, Charles - 68. 69. 70. 75. 79, 135 Hamber. Willie - 165 Hames, Mike - 185 Hamilton. Norman - 165 Hammack, Barry - 73, 112, 185 Hammer. Tim - 165 Hammons, Sally - 95, 110, 165 Hampton, Charles - 68, 69. 73, 135 Hampton, David - 92, 186 Hampton, Steve - 165 Hankins, David - 81, 82, 102, 135 Hanks, Carolyn - 98, 135 Hanks, Gilbert - 102, 136 Hanks, Phyllis - 186 Hanley, Dennis 90, 102, 165 Hanner, Barbara Hanner, James Hanner, Marlene - 136 Harden, Bonnie - 186 Hargrove. Vicki - 165 Harris, Nancy C. - 186 Harris. Nancy R. - 104, 136 Hart, Dwight - 136 Hast, Donnette - 43, 107, 165 Hastings, Jimmy - 165 Hastings, Larry ■ 165 Hastings. Mike Hawkins, Carol - 136 Hawkins, Gary - 114, 186 Hawkins, Susan Hathaway, Sandy - 136 Hawthorne. Evelyn - 102, 165 Hawthorne. Marilyn - 186 Hayes, Curtis - 186 Hays, Greg - 90, 186 Hays, Janice - 109, 136 Haynes, Mike - 73, 186 Haynes, Mike E. - 136 Heaton, Robert - 165 Hedspeth, Barbara - 104, 165 Hedspeth, Bethabra - 90, 137 Hefner, Brenda - 165 Hefner, Glen Hefner, Roger - 48, 60, 69, 70, 137 Heliums, Carol - 186 Helton, Glenn • 165 Henderson, Carlos Henderson, Sally - 165 Hendrickson, Darla - 186 Hendrickson, Linda - 186 Henson, Jane - 137 Henson, John - 38, 43, 73, 74, 77, 79, 42, 81, 82, 89, 110, 112, 122, 137, 154 Henson, Mark - 89, 90, 158, 159, 165 Henson, Martha - 39, 91, 93, 165 Hesselrode, Becky - 104, 186 Hicks, Jimmy D. - 99, 186 Hicks, Loren - 102, 137 Hicks. Sharon - 110, 165 Highsmith, Aleatha - 186 Hill, Charles - 137 Hill, Glenn - 137 Hill, Melba - 165 Hill, Ronald - 186 Hill, Shirley - 186 Hillis, Karen - 166 Hillis, Laveme - 186 Hillis, Marva - 186 Hillis, Billy - 114, 137, 166 Hillis, Bob Hinrichs, Charles - 69, 70, 81, 83, 137 Hinrichs, Mike - 70, 71, 73, 81, 166 Hinton, Lois - 43, 97. 107, 113, 137 Hixon, Scott - 112, 166 Hobbs, Diane - 40, 42, 59, 104, 110, 111, 122, 137 Hodge. Carolyn - 186 Hodge, Dale - 186 Hodge, Elizabeth - 92, 98, 104, 166 Hodgins, Donna • 186 Hodgins, Mary - 137 Hodgins, Virginia - 166 Hoffman, Anne - 90, 104, 110, 166 Hoffman, Kenneth - 186 Hogg, Emily - 91, 166 Hogg, Roger - 186 Holbrook, Herschel - 186 Holeman, Orell - 73, 75, 76, 77. 78, 79. 81, 102, 137, 155 Holland, Carol - 102, 104, 137, 160 Hollingsworth, Johnny - 187 Hollis, Ruther • 187 Holtzhouser, Vicky - 187 Hood, Henry - 187 Hood. Sammie - 138 Hoppe, Kenneth - 113, 187, 197 Hopper. Gary - 166 Hopper, Larry - 99, 166 Hopper, Linda - 110, 166 Hornbeck, Sharon - 166 Hoxworth, Dennis - 166 Hoxworth, Robert - 187 Huddleston. Benny - 187 Huff, Bruce - 109, 112, 166 Huffman, Dakota - 92, 166 Hughes, Ken - 102, 166 Humphries, Linda Hunt, Robert Hunter, Carol - 89, 110, 166 Huntington, Mike - 43, 69, 91, 108, 138 Hurt, Elizabeth - 187 Hurt, John Ice, Mary Ann - 166 Ice, Ronald - 138 Inman, Marcella Inman, Steve - 99, 166 Inman. William - 166 Innes, Cheryl - 92, 187 I vester, Charles M. - 109 Jackson, James - 166 Jackson. Larry - 187 Jeffress, Jaybie - 45, 187 Jeffries. I arry • 85, 166 Jeffries, Martha - 43. 107, 138 Jenkins, Earl - 187 Jerrolds, Larry - 166 Jeter, Jackie - 93, 110, 167 Jett, Billy Joe - 85, 187 Jett, Jim Bob - 85 Johnson, Alan Johnson, Barbara Johnson. Carl - 167 Johnson, David - 167 Johnson. Lee - 187 Johnson, Gary - 187 Johnson, Jackie Johnson. Jerry Johnson, John - 187 Johnson. Mary Ruth - 187 Johnson. Nellie - 138 Johnson, Ronald - 58, 138 Johnson, Tharon - 167 Johnson, William - 138 Jones, Arnold Jones, Bettye - 43, 107, 187 Jones, Billy - 102, 167 Jones, Brenda - 92, 187 Jones, Henrietta - 93, 167 Jones, Janet - 90, 93, 95, 187 Jones, Jerry - 99, 138 Jones, John Jones. Julia Jones. Kathryn - 167 Jones, Mildred - 167 Jones. Rosetta - 187 Jordan, Larry - 102, 167 Joyner. Linda - 187 Kanell. Wanda - 138 Kanwischer, Sally - 91. 187 Kazzee, Linda Kearbey, Donald - 187 Kearbey, Jerry - 73 Kearbev. Sandra Keathley, Monica - 93. 97, 110, 167 Keele, Norman - 114, 187 Keesler, Larry Kennedy, Bonnie - 90, 97, 110, 167 Kennedy, Karen - 97, 138 Kesler, Tommy - 188 Ketcherside, Gary - 188 Kimes, David - 89, 91, 116, 188 King, Darry - 108, 167 King. Linda - 39, 45. 89, 90. 110, 167 King, Retta - 91, 104, 167 King, Robert - 114, 167 King, Ronnie • 167 King, Tim - 90, 188 Kinworthy, Ed - 114, 167 Kirby,Iva - 167 Kirby, Lonnie Kirkley, Frank - 138, 167 Kirkley, Fred Kiser, Pauletta - 167 Kiser, Winston - 167 Knapp, David - 188 Knight, David - 85, 167 Knight, Wally - 113, 138, 199 Knoppe, Angela - 104, 167 Knowles, David - 114, 188 Knuckles, Carla 90, 110, 167 Kuker, Michael - 97, 168 Kurz, Cleve - 168 Ladd, Ronnie - 97, 112, 138 Lamb, Leon - 168 Landreth, Brenda - 188 Landreth, David - 188 Landrum, Susie - 91, 188 Langley, Donald Langley, Jackie - 138, 144 Larimore, Randy 168 Larmie, Robert - 102, 168 Larrew, Linda - 168 Lash ley, John - 188 Laughlin, Gary - 188 Laughlin, Linda - 104, 188 Laughlin, Lloyd Lawrence, Donald LawTence, Junior - 188 Lawrence. Lyman - 188 Lav. Richard - 69, 73, 75, 79, 81, 112, 1 68 Leach. Terry - 99, 168 Leamon, Harold - 60, 100, 114, 139 Leamon, Nita - 188 Lee, Eddie - 168 Lee, Jennie - 110, 139 LeGrand. Donald - 139 Leonard, Joyce - 102, 139 Leuckel, Scott - 188 Lewis, Gary - 112, 188 Lewis, Irving - 168 Lewis, Kalen - 110, 139 Lewis, Ronald - 102, 168 Lewis. Walter - 139 Link, Brenda - 48. 49, 90, 93, 110, 168 Lipscomb. Roland - 188 Litters, Sandra - 168 Little. Brenda - 188 Little. Gloria - 168 Little, Linda - 139 Little, Thurman - 91, 98 Livers. Brenda - 45. 90, 110, 168 Lloyd. Janice - 139 Loflus. Joneda Anne - 97. 140 Long. Jerry - 89. 95. 178, 179. 188 Longhibler, Joyce - 43, 98. 107, 140 Losh, Robert 90. 168 Lotshaw. Judy - 188 Lotshaw. Kenneth - 168 Loughead, Mary Beth - 40. 95, 110, 158, 168 Loughead, Becky - 45, 95, 178, 179 188 Lourance, Chester - 188 Loyd, Sherry - 104, 188 Lucas. Kenneth - 168 Lucas, Larry - 99, 140 Lunsford. Danny, 140 Lute. Marvin - 188 Lynch, Lee Wanna - 92, 104, 189 Lyons, Cynthia - 43, 107, 108. 140 Lyons, Andy - 189 McCall, Jerry - 189 McClellan, Gerald - 140 McClelland. Iris - 43, 107, 189 McClure, Bill - 189 McCollum, Karen - 169 McGath. Mike - 68, 69. 108, 140 McGinley, Kathleen - 169 McGufTey, Felix - 189 McKee, Ronald - 99, 141 McKnight, James - 189 McPheeters, Delores - 102, 141 McPheeters, Mary Lynn - 34, 38, 42, 43. 44. 95. 96. 110, 111, 122, 141 McSwain, Bill - 189 McSwain. Robert - 102 McVey, David - 59, 60, 89, 91, 95, 96, 97, 112, 113, 141 McWilliams, Richard - 112, 189 Mack, Jeanne 189 Macom, Donald Macom. Sandra Magill, Brenda - 189 Magill, Rena - 43, 107, 189 Magill, Freda - 93, 168 Magill, Gordon - 189 Magill, Norman - 102 Magness, Beverly - 43, 107, 189 Malinoski, Tim - 168 Malone, Linda Malone, Perry Malone. Sandra - 168 Mannon, Gloria Mannon, Hardy - 189 Manns, Cheryl - 40, 90, 110, 168 Maple, Lloyd Markel, James - 112 Markham, Jo Ellen - 168 Marks, Reeda Lee - 169 Marler, Carl - 189 Marshall, Allen 189 Marshall, Claude - 189 Marshall, Kathryn 90, 189 Marshall, Marv Ruth - 41, 42, 60, 110, 111, 155 Marshaus, Edwina - 90. 93, 169 Martin. Frank - 169 Martin, Linda - 169 Massingham, Terry - 102, 169 Mathis, Donna - 169 Matton, Billy - 169 Mauk, Doris - 189 May, Pete - 109, 169 Mayo, Jerry - 169 Mayse, Sandra - 92, 104. 169 Meadows, Rosa Lee - 92, 95, 97, 104 Meadows, Sharon - 95, 104, 189 Medley. Connie - 189 Medling. Glenda - 169 Melton, Barbara - 141 Melton, Dwight - 102, 169 Melton, Gary - 169 Meyers, Junior - 141 Midyett, Diane - 141 Miler, Brenda - 91. 169 Miller. Edward Miller, Gary - 109, 169 Miller, Glenda Miller, Johnny Miller, Richard Miller. Tony - 169 Million, Dean - 169 Milner, James - 114. 169 Minner, Jim - 39, 42, 89. 94, 95, 96, 110, 112, 116, 141, 152 Minner, Patsy Mitchell. Richard - 102, 141 Mitchell, Steve - 43, 58, 73, 75, 79, 90. 110, 111, 112. 123, 141 Mitchelle, Nancy - 43, 107, 169 Montgomery, Clyde - 169 Montgomery, Clyde • 169 Montgomery. Donna - 102, 141 Montgomery, Joan - 141 Montgomery, Linda Fay - 102, 142 Montgomery, Linda Lee - 169 Montgomery, Linda Sue - 43, 102, 107. 169 Montgomery, Sheila • 170 Moody, Clifton - 170 Moore. Allen - 99, 142 Moore, Alvin - 102 Moore, Jeffrey - 189 Moore. Johnny - 189 Moore, Larry - 189 Moore. Leonard Moore, Linda 170 Morgan, Donna - 91, 104, 110, 190 Morgan, Emery - 41, 42, 43, 85, 112, 122,142 Morgan, Jimmy - 190 Morris, Brenda - 170 Morris, Carolyn - 190 Morrison, Rise - 102, 142 Morrow, John - 85 Morse. Linda - 102, 142 Morse, Vicki - 98, 170 Moses, Marilyn - 97, 190 Moss, Eddie - 73, 190 Mossman, Terry - 190 Moyer, Anna - 43, 107, 170 Moyer, Doretha - 170 Mullins, Cvnthia - 190 Mungle, Charles - 190 Murrell, Linda - 43, 93, 107, 190 Myers, Van Nall, Bruce - 71, 73, 75, 79. 97, 112, 113,158, 170 Nance, Kenneth - 170 Nasep, Gary - 170 Nash, James - 114, 142 Nations, Leslie - 91, 190 Nattier. Eldon - 95. 102, 142 Nesler. Juanita - 102, 142 Newkirk. Susie - 38. 89. 90. 95, 110, 111, 159, 170 Nicolini, Cathy - 40. 42, 89. 93. 95, 96. 101, 104, 110. 142 Nohr. Barbara 91. 190 Nolen, Flora - 110, 142 Norman, Eyvonne - 104, 110, 142 Norman, Larry - 190 Opalewski, Dora - 170 Osborn, Barbara - 104, 170 Overton, Virginia • 170 Overfield, Debbie - 142 Overton, Betha - 170 Palmer, Retta - 104, 142 Parker. Arthur - 190 Parker. Linda - 97, 190 Parkin. Jerry - 142 Parks, Regenia - 190 Parks, Sammy - 170 Parrish, Doris - 102, 143 Paskel, Regina - 92, 104, 170 Patterson, Eddie - 68, 71, 81, 83, 143 Payne, Larry Payne, Norma - 170 Peal, James - 190 Peal. Pat - 104, 143 Pearson, Glenda - 190 Pennell, Barbara - 94, 95, 96, 110, 143 Pennell, Emma - 170 Pennington, Linda Pennington, Ronnie - 143 Peoples, Harriet - 190 Peoples, Larry - 190 Peoples, Willie - 114, 190 Perry, David - 170 Phelan, Janet - 43, 107, 143 Phillips, Sharon - 92, 170 Phipps, Linda - 190 Pickens. Lindahl - 170 Pinkerton. Ronald - 102, 143 Pinkston. Bob - 81, 108 Pinkston, James - 190 Pinner, Lester - 190 Pipkin, Joe - 143 Pittman, Bruce - 170 Pleasant, Dorothy - 170 Polk, Bemita Polk, Dorinda - 104, 190 Ponder, Alice - 40, 91, 104, 110, 111, 158, 171, 190 Pool, Terry - 191 Pool, Thomas Poole, Greg - 171 Porter, Kay - 45, 171, 37 Porter, Terry Post, Bobby - 144 Post, Phillip - 99, 144 Pottenger, Mike - 108, 144 Powers, Mack 171 Prater, Johnie Pratt, Charles - 97, 191 Pratt, Nova - 97, 110, 171 Prater, Melvin - 191 Prenzell, Linda - 43, 107, 144 Prewitt, Kathy - 191 Prewitt, Nicki - 90, 93, 171 Price, Susan - 41, 42, 110, 111, 144 Prichett, Danny - 73, 191 Prichett, Melvin - 171 Prince, Dorina - 171 Province, Bobbie - 98, 104, 171 Pruett. Dale - 85, 171 Pruett, James - 144 Rains, Herschel - 114, 171 Rains, Jerry - 114. 144 Rains, Ronnie - 114, 191 Rainwater, Linda - 104, 171 Ramsey. Marcus - 108, 191 248 Raney, Bettye - 43. 104, 107, 110, 144 Raney, Margaret - 90, 104, 191 Rappe, James - 171 Raulston, Riley - 191 Ray, Deborah - 43. 107, 191 Ray. Bill - 73, 112, 191 Ray, Jamie 114 Ray, Raymond- 171 Raymer, Glenda Rector, Pam - 94, 95, 102, 145 Reed, Carol - 191 Reed. James Reed, Lynn Reed, Carol Reeves, Michael - 108, 112, 145 Reeves, Patricia - 91, 93, 97, 108, 113, 191 Renard, Barbara - 43, 104, 110, 111, 145 Renard, James - 191 Renfroe, Rex - 191 Rennison. Lee - 102, 145 Reynolds, Marilyn - 191 Rhodes. Danny 171 Rhodes, Marc - 79, 145 Rhodes, John - 191 Richardson. Donald - 145 Richardson. Larry - 102, 171 Richardson. Mary Linda - 90. 95, 97, 110, 113, 145 Richardson, Ruth Ann - 104, 191 Rice, Gail - 114, 171 Richie. Howard - 191 Richie. Larry - 171 Richie, Howard - 171 Ridley, George - 90, 102, 171 Risby, Janice - 104, 171 Riley, Joseph - 145 Riley, Robert - 95, 108, 171 Riley, Sherry Robbins, Dennis - 171 Robbins, Sandra Roberson. Linda - 145 Roberson, Loyd Roberts, Arvey - 171 Robertson, Ralph - 99 Robinson, Brenda - 93, 97, 191 Robinson, Danny Robinson, Donna - 97, 191 Robinson, Erwin - 172 Robinson, Patty - 90, 93, 145 Robinson, Repolie - 81, 172 Robinson. Terrell - 102, 172 Rogers, Everett Rodney, David - 145 Romine, Jerry Rommel, Wanda - 97, 172 Ross, Marietta - 145 Ross, Michael - 108, 145 Rost, Phillip - 172 Runyan, John - 102, 145 Rush, Danny - 102 Rushin, Linda - 146 Russell, Clyde - 191 Russell, Dea - 90, 146 Rutledge. Teletha Ryan, Jimmy - 99, 146 Ryan, Ronnie - 48. 81. 90, 99, 172 Rvman, James. - 191 Ryman, Leslie - 172 Sadler, Bob - 172 Salyer, John - 97, 113, 172 Samons. Brenda - 93. 104, 178, 191 Sample, Mike - 172 Sanders, Kenny - 91. 146 Sandusky, Carole - 43, 107. 146 Sappington, Lynn - 192 Saulsberry, Charles - 97, 192 Saylors, Jo Ann - 102, 146 Schalk, Francis - 192 Schalk, Janet - 172 Schalk, Linda - 92, 104, 97, 192 Schalk, Sammy - 172 Schemel. Daniel - 172 Schemel, Donna - 192 Schluter. Peggy - 46, 91, 98, 110, 172 Schwab, Linda - 102, 146 Scobey, Joe - 97, 113, 192 Scofield, Linda - 192 Sconce, Jane - 94, 95, 96. 97, 110, 111, 113, 146 Scott, Don - 114, 192 Scott, Glenda - 43. 107, 172 Scott, Joyce - 172 Scott, Sharon - 192 Scoville, David - 84. 85, 108, 146 Seawrite, Charles - 85, 192 Seeker, Connie - 146 Seesengood, Carol - 192 Seesengood. Earl - 172 Seib, Susan - 90, 94, 95, 110, 146 Sells, Sherry - 192 Settlemoir, Dennis - 172 Shackleford, Delores - 192 Shamlin, Mike - 102, 146 Shaw, Patsy - 172 Shearon, Kenneth - 146 Shearon, Robert - 172 Sheehy, JoAnn - 146 Shelp, Richard - 172 Shelton, Greg - 41. 112, 147 Shelton, Terry - 73, 85, 192 Sheridan. Bill - 147 Shipman, Linda - 44, 48, 49, 93, 147, 154, 155 Shoumake, Brenda - 192 Sibole, Bill - 172 Sielert, Pam - 172 Simmons, Mary - 192 Sinclair, Brenda - 172 Sisco, Lana Kay - 172 Sisk, Charlotte - 147 Sisk, Debra - 192 Sizemore, Fram - 147 Skillings, Mary - 42. 91, 95, 96, 101, 110,147 Sloan, Sharon - 39, 94, 110, 173 Smith, Barbara - 147 Smith, Bill - 192 Smith, Carol Sue - 91, 147 Smith. Charles - 71, 108, 109, 148 Smith, Eddie - 192 Smith, Bennie - 102, 173 Smith, J. C. - 148 Smith, Kay - 43. 59. 61, 110, 116, 148 Smith, Leroy - 192 Smith. Mike - 192 Smith, Sherry - 173 Smith, Theresa - 192 Smithee, Beverly - 192 Smoot, Donna - 96. 102, 148 Smoot, Georgia - 95. 148 Smothers, Carol - 173 Smothers, Julia - 148 Smothers. Kay - 102, 148 Snider, Clayton - 192 Soens. Jerry - 99. 148 Sollars. David J. - 90, 149 South, Larry - 149 Sparkman. Linda - 93. 173 Sparkman. Margaret - 149 Sparkman. Sherry - 192 Sparkman. Terrill - 193 Spear. Janet - 149 Spear, Linda - 193 Spencer, Carol - 149 Spiker, Vicki - 102, 110, 149 Spradling, Barbara - 193 Spradling, Helen - 173 Stacv, Beverly - 110, 149 Staed. Mike - 94, 95. 96, 101, 123, 149 Stage, Gary Stallings, Barbara - 173 Stallings, Diane • 193 Stanley. Mary Ann St. Clair, Allan - 173 St. Clair. Helen - 91, 104, 193 Steers, Gary - 99. 173 Steiger, Becky - 149 Steinmetz, Bemita - 193 Stephans, Sharon - 173 Stevenson, Jerry - 173 Steward, Bill - 193 Steward, Ronald - 149 Stewart, Sue - 173 Stoecker, Sandy - 110. 173 Stokeley, Margaret - 193 Stout, Danny - 108, 149 Stout, Shirley - 149 Stovall, Diane - 102, 149 Strickland, Linda - 104, 149 Stubblefield. Craig - 173 Stuber, Jane - 91, 193 Stucker, Bonnie - 193 Stucker. David - 150 Stucker. Irma - 193 Stucker, Jim - 150 Stucker. Patsy - 43, 107, 149 Sugg, Patricia - 43, 113, 107. 173 Summerlott, Patricia Sun, Stephanie - 173 Surratt, Ethal - 43, 107, 173 Surratt, Melvin - 193 Swank, Jim - 173 Swift, Sandy - 193 Swindle, Gerald - 99, 173 Swindle. Harold - 173 Tackett, Dianne - 193 Talkington, Jimmy - 150 Taylor, Bobby - 173 Taylor, Darrell Taylor. Deborah - 193 Taylor. Diane - 95, 110, 150 Taylor, Johnie - 114, 173 Taylor. Larry - 193 Templemire. Linda 102, 150 Thies. Bobby - 81, 84 Thilman, Charles - 173 Thorn. Charles - 193 Thompson. Sharon - 173 Threlkeld, Janice - 91. 110, 173 Thurman. Gary - 174 Tibbs, Allen - 193 Tibbs. Marion - 112, 174 Tibbs, Penelope - 193 Tmmons, Deltha - 43, 107, 193 Tinsley, Jim - 150 Tinslev. Scott - 73. 74. 78. 79. 89, 90. ' 112,150 Tipton. Alan - 193 Tipton, Russell - 150 Toombs. Wayne - 193 Towmshend. Bill Tuck, Diana - 193 Tudder. Randy - 193 Tuma. Ed • 193 Tune, Earlene - 110, 173 Turner, Donald - 194 Turner. Gary - 194 Turpin, Lynn - 194 Underwood. Annette - 174 249 Vancil, Andrew - 150 Vanderburg, Glen - 150 VanDover, Carol - 92. 104, 194 VanDover. Marc - 73, 194 VanDover, Susan - 38, 45, 48, 49, 89, 110, 174 Vangorder, Lester • 194 Vaughn, Betty - 194 Vaughn, Jimmy - 194 Vaughn. Larry - 194 Vaughn, Rebecca - 174 Vaughn, Russell - 194 Veach, Sherry - 150 Venable. Thelma - 150 Verble, Mary Frances - 174 Vernon, James - 194 Vert. John Vert, Kenneth - 194 Victory, Norman - 194 Vincent, Michall - 194 Vinson, Daniel - 174 Vinson. Gary Vinson, Grace - 194 Voyles, John Walker, Jerome - 89, 79, 90, 98, 108, 112, 159, 174 Walker, Kathy - 110, 174 Walker, Kathy Eileen - 93, 174 Walker, Kitty - 194 Wallis, Gary - 174 Wallis. Mike - 39, 150 Walters, Patricia - 43, 107, 194 Walters. Rita - 43. 104, 107, 151 Walz, George - 114, 194 Walz, Juanita - 104, 174 Warbington, Joe - 98, 151 Ward, Billy - 194 Ward, David - 174 Ward, Linda Ward, Rhenda - 151, 174 Ward, Rudolph - 174 Ward. Sally Jane - 194 Ward, Wanda - 92, 174 Warfield, Phyllis - 194 Warford. Kenneth - 174 Warren, Jerome - 113, 197 Warren, Maggie - 194 Watson, Mary - 102, 174 Watson. Robert - 174 Weatherholt, Anntonett 194 Weaver, Ann - 93. 110. 151 Webb, Linda - 194 Weeks. Jennifer - 36, 40, 42, 47, 95, 96, 110, 151, 155 Welker, Patty - 94, 95, 97, 110, 113, 151 Welker, Larry - 81, 82, 151 Welker, William - 90, 194 Wells, Judy - 195 Wells. Leonard 195 Wells, Robert Weng, Donald - 195 West, Deloris - 104, 151 West, John - 114, 152 Wheel is, Deborah - 98, 195 Wheelis, Diana - 110, 195 Wheelis. Linda - 174 Wheelis, Sheila - 102, 174 Wheetley, Sharon - 59, 93, 152 Whelchel, LaDonna - 43, 107, 195 White, Annie - 152 White. Donna - 43, 104, 107, 174 White. Frank - 81, 174 White, Gary - 98, 152 White, Linda - 47. 93. 95. 110, 195 White, Paul - 195 Whitehead, Gary Whitehead, Larry - 114, 195 Whiteley, Danny - 102, 152 Whiteley, James Whitelock, Tommy - 195 Whitmer. Diana - 195 Whitt. Linda - 174 Whitenburg, Deborah Whitenburg, Charles Whitworth, Melanie - 98, 175 Whoberry, Norma - 175 Wilburn, David Wilcutt, Gary - 175 Wiley. Brenda Wiley. Joy - 175 Wiley, Linda - 110, 195 Wilhoit, Walter - 175 Wilkerson, Patricia - 175 Wilkerson, Velma - 43, 107, 175 Wilkinson, Donald - 195 Williams, Archie - 90, 175 Williams, Dorothy Williams, Joseph Williams, Jimmy - 98. 175 Williams, I eonard Wiliams. Mai - 43, 175 Williams, Mary - 107 Williams, Ronnie - 195 Williams, Sandra - 102, 104, 110, 152 Williams, Susan - 152 Williams. William - 94, 95, 97, 175 Willis. Della - 43, 107, 175 Willis, Norman - 73, 195 Wilson, Gloria - 58, 102, 110, 152, 148 Wilson. John - 108, 153 Wilson, Joy 195 Wilson, Larry E. - 175 Wilson, Larry R. - 153 Wilson. Max - 175 Wilson. Richard - 99 Wilson, William - 175 Winder. Edith - 102, 153 W’inder, Larry - 114, 195 Winters, Karen - 153 Wisdom, Roy - 195 Withrow. Delbert - 175 Withrow, Ida - 195 Wolpers, Nancy - 39, 42, 43, 89, 95, 110, 153, 154 Wolpers, Rebecca - 38, 42, 43, 94, 110, 153 Wood. Robert - 102, 195 Wooden, Billy - 71, 102. 175 Woodruff, Linda - 43, 90, 108. 113, 153 Woolard, Ray Woolridge, James Worley, Glen - 102, 153 Wren, Duaine - 175 Wright, Lawrence - 175 Wright, Preston - 95, 108, 175 Wunderlich. Ronald - 195 Wyatt, William - 175 Yamnitz, Debbie Yerges, l eslie - 109, 175 Yocum, James - 114 Yocum, Randy - 114, 175 York. Dennis - 175 250 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Konsos City — Winnipeg Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements USA