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

Text from Pages 1 - 290 of the 1968 volume:

BLUFF THE POPLAR BLUFF SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Poplar Bluff, Missouri Volume XLVIII NINETEEN SIXTY-EIGHT Table Of Contents Curriculum 14 Honors 54 Sports 66 Organizations 92 Classes 128 Business 224 2 The Bluff-r- A memory book for PBHS. A year’s life crammed into a few The whole story you won’t find Only pieces, but pieces designed to a thought ... a remembrance The book is one to be skimmed now; The pictures are to be enjoyed, laughed at; 4 For the past is still too linked with the present. But when the mists of years haze these days, The Bluff will serve as a torch to cut through to bring back perhaps a smile perhaps j tear but always ... 5 Memory” Of Authority 9 Of Belonging 10 Board Education Board Members, Sealed: Robert C. Hyde, Member; Clarabel Gray, Treasurer; Earl Parkin, Member; Mercedes Sloan, Secretary; Thadis R. Seifert, Member. Standing: E. T. Peters, Member; Dr. E. T. Hansbrough, Vice-President; J. B. Jeffress, President. Every worthwhile institution necessitates having organizers who are willing to give freely of their time and energy. Such are the members of our school board. These individuals insure high physical and educational standards 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. 14 Superintendent FRED MORROW We sincerely believe that the 1967-68 school year has been one of the very best in the history of the Poplar Bluff School System. The citizens of this community have taxed themselves and built a very modern high school and the administra- tion has developed a very comprehensive curriculum. Under construction at the present time is a beautiful voca- tional school equipped to provide boys and girls with the latest teaching methods in their chosen vocational field. These things have been done by the citizens of the Poplar Bluff School District to implement a sincere belief that each youngster in our school system be educated in a manner which will meet his needs. 15 ) jrjtAAfrS Today, everyone seems well informed about their freedoms, privileges, and rights. We should be thankful that we live in a country where we have the op- portunity to enjoy so many freedoms. There is much less concern about the obligations, duties, and other respon- sibilities that are so essential if these priv- ileges, freedoms, and rights are to be maintained. I would hope that through your high school education you would not only be- come aware of the opportunities and freedoms but also the necessity for people to assume responsibilities if we are to con- tinue to live in a free society. ART H. KELLER ART KELLER 16 Principal GLENN E. SCOTT, Acting Assistant Principal THOMAS J. HOOVER, Director of Extra-Curricular Activities MARY CROWE, B.S., M.A., Freshman Counselor, Fresh- man Orientation, F.T.A. Sponsor DOTTIE FRANCIS, Head Secretary to Guidance and Counseling 18 Guidance And Counseling MARGARET SNIDER, B.S., M.S., Junior Counselor, Psy- chology VIRGINIA KNOWLES, As- sistant Secretary to Guidance and Counseling FLOYD SHEARER, B.S.E., ME., Senior Counselor, Psy- chology, Key Club Sponsor Health Administrator DONALD M. SWAIN, B.S., M.A., Sophomore Counselor, Psychology VIRGINIA SCHMERBAUGH, R.N., School Health Admin- istrator ALTA FAYE SIMMONS, F.S., M.A., Home Eco- nomics, F.H.A. Sponsor Home Economics LENORA COURSEY, B.S., Home Economics II, Family Living, Child Development, F.H.A. Sponsor CORA JETT, B.S., Home Eco- nomics I, II, F.H.A. Spon- sor GERRY WYATT, B.S., Home Economics I, Home Man- agement, F.H.A. Sponsor Special Education ELIZABETH WOOD, B.S., Special Education, Voca- tional Adjustment Coordi- nator, Nike Club Sponsor FLORENCE I. RISLEY, B.A., M.A., Special Education, Nike Club Sponsor 19 JACK D. CLARK, B.S.E., Language Arts, Freshman Class Sponsor VIRGINIA YOUNG, B.S., Language Arts, Charley’s Travel Club Sponsor ARKIE WILBUR, B.S., Lan- guage Arts, Charley’s Travel Club Sponsor Language LATREECE SCIROCCO, B.S., M.A., Language Arts, Char- ley’s Travel Club Sponsor LENA HUGHES, B.S.E., M.S.E., Language Arts, Freshman Class Sponsor RIGGS WARREN LUTHER, B.A., Language Arts, Char- ley's Travel Club Sponsor NANCY LOCKER, B.A., Lan- guage Arts, Librarian, Jun- ior Class Sponsor 20 RICHARD MINETREE, JR., B.A., M.A., language Arts JUDY SCOTT, A.A., A.B., Language Arts MYRTLE CORBETT, A.B., Language Arts DOROTHY CROWELL, B.S.E., Language Arts, Jun- ior Class Sponsor Arts OLETA DANIEL, B.S., Lan- guage Arts, Sophomore Class Sponsor RUTH MINETREE, B.S., Lan- guage Arts, Humanities LYMAN E. BURLESON, A.B., M.A., Language Arts 21 CASSIE ALDRICH, B.S., M.S.E., American History, Nike Sponsor RON McKUIN, B.S.E., Ameri- can History, F.T.A. Sponsor, Student Council Sponsor JERRY DOSS, B.S.E., World and American History, Sen- ior Class Sponsor Social DANNY PRUETT, B.S.E., Civics, Geography JULIETTE HENNESSY, B.S., World and American His- tory, Junior Class Sponsor 22 ROGER L. McFADDEN, B.S., American History, Sociology, F.T.A. Sponsor EVELYN GITHENS, B.S., World History BILL LADD, B.A., Civics, Junior Class Sponsor, Char- ley’s Travel Club Sponsor Science MARY CUNNING, B.A., Civics, Senior Class Sponsor, Student Council Sponsor KATHERYN MORRIS, B.S., Civics, Contemporary Issues JIM LOHR, B.S.E., World History, Head Football Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach 23 HENRIETTA METZ, B.S.E., M.E., C.O.E. Coordinator, Sophomore Class Sponsor, C.O.E. Club Sponsor VELMA FORD, B.S.E., M.S., Basic Business, Typing, Cler- ical Practice, F.B.L.A. Spon- sor LEWIS BROWN, B.S., Voca- tional Agriculture, F.F.A. Sponsor 24 Vocational Education ARNOLD J. DUNCAN, B.S., M E., C.O.E., C.O.E. Club Sponsor DON SIMMONS, B.S., M.A., Director of Vocational and Industrial Education KATHIE REED, B.S.E., Typ- ing, Shorthand RUDELL CRITES, B.S., M.E., Retailing, Business Law, Typing, Bookkeeping, Senior Class Sponsor Vocational Agriculture HARRY RHODES, Farm Ma- chinery Repair and Adjust- ment Foreign Languages MARTA TORRES. D.E., Span- ish I, II, III, Spanish Club Sponsor, Sophomore Class Sponsor CALISTA S. McDANIEL, A.B., M.A., French I, II, III, French Club Sponsor, Soph- omore Class Sponsor Education PATRICIA ANN PIPER, B.S.E., Business Law, Busi- ness English, Shorthand, Clerical Practice, F.B.L.A. and Senior Class Sponsor ANNE ROBERTS, B.S.E., Sec- retarial Practice, Typing, Shorthand, Sophomore Class Sponsor LEROY M. GATTIN, B.S.E., Head Librarian, Travel Club Sponsor, Freshman Class Sponsor LAURA CLARK, B.S.E., Span- ish I, Los Amigos Sponsor IRENE K. SWAIN, B.S.E., Bookkeeping I, II, Personal Typing, Senior Class Sponsor ROSE FIELDING, A.B., Li- brary Study Supervisor 25 SCOTT J. EAST, B.S.E., Bi- ology, Physical Education, Science Club Sponsor, Cross Country Coach HARRISON B. STARNES, B.S., M.S., Biology, Chem- istry, Science Club Sponsor BEN W. SMITHEE, B.S.A.. M.A., Biology, Chemistry Science JEWELL IVESTER, B.S., Sci- ence ETHEL DELANY, B.S., M.A., General Science, Science Club Sponsor 26 D. A. HOPPER, B.S.E., Phys- ical Science, Student Council Sponsor WALLACE L. BERRY, B.S.A., M.S., Biology, General Sci- ence, Horticulture, Junior Class Sponsor MARTHA GATTIN, B.S.E., Algebra 1, Functional Math, Travel Club Sponsor, Junior Class Sponsor TERRY POPP, B.S., B.S.E., M.S.E., Mathematics, Ge- ometry JAMES L. SHORT, B.S.. Mathematics, Sponsor of Sophomore Class Mathematics W. T. BRIAN, B.S.E., M.S.E., Mathematics, General Math } v f j GORDON HILL, B.S.E., A.S.C., Mathematics, Sopho- more Class Sponsor T. C. KEETER, B.S.E., M.S.E., Elementary Mathematics Analysis, Algebra II RALPH L. LITZELFELNER, B.S.E., Algebra 1, Geometry, Freshman Class Sponsor 27 JO CAROLYN FRENCH, B.S.E., Girls Physical Edu- cation, Intramurals Sponsor CAROL A. CARROLL, B.S.E., Girls’ Physical Education, Charley's Travel Club Spon- sor DANNY HOGG, B.S., Boys’ Physical Education, Key Club Sponsor PAT McFADDEN, B.S.E., Girls’ Physical Education, F.T.A. Sponsor, Cheerlead- ers and Pep Club Sponsor J BILL ARMENT, B.S.E., Boys’ Physical Education, Football Line Coach, Sophomore Class Sponsor FAYE POWERS, B.S., Girls’ Physical Education, Sopho- more Class Sponsor EDDIE ROMEO, B.S.E., Boys’ Physical Education, Football Backfield Coach JOHN GIBBS, B.S.E., Boys’ Physical Education, Head Basketball Coach 28 LEO CLANAHAN, Auto Me- chanics HUBERT PORTER, M.E., General Shop BILL SCOVILLE, B.S.E., M.A., Machine Shop CHARLES H. YARBROUGH, B.S., General Metals, Gen- JACOB BAUMGARDNER, Building Trades JOSEPH F. SNIDER, Elec- tronics, Applied Electricity LEONARD BRADDOCK, B.S., Drafting AL HOBBS, B.S.E., General Shop 29 WILLIAM SALYER, B.S.E., Band GLENN E. SMITH, B.A., Speech, Drama, Publications I and II VAN VANCE, B.S.E., Art I 30 JACKIE PRUETT, B.M.E., Vocal Music JERRY PRUETT, B.M.E., Band HARRY CRAIN, B.F.A., Art II and III EZRA COX, JR., B.S., Art I Cooks Front row: Ruth Belhing, Audrie Hoxworth, Loretta Smiley, Dona Sliger, Dorothy Lyons, Edna Hastings. Back row: Lillian Smith, Alene Dickerson, Doris Ward, Edith Lamb, Elsie McKeel, Jane Boyer, Lottie Byman. Custodians Front row: John Stucker, Billie Tackett, Tom Kiefer, Vernon Stocks. Back row: Nelson King, Benton Scott, Vernon Brock, Aubrey Martin. 31 Editor “The Bluff” Events and activities of 1968 at PBHS are now ending. School is almost out and friends will be separated. This book will bring back many memories—some good, some bad, some funny, some sad. Many things have happened and in this book, we hope we have caught a glimpse of them. In the years to come as you sit down and look at these pages, remember all the golden memories, great times and most of all the wonderful friends, teachers, and administrators who guided you at PBHS. Never think of yourself as a student, but as a part of Poplar Bluff High School. If the pages of this book achieve this, our purpose of compiling it together will be accomplished. It is our wish to walk again the paths of achievement, fun, and skill. We set them all before you . .. 34 7 [c 33 Come Walk With Us! 35 QUEEN Marsha McGowan Honorable Mention Queen Pat Mathias 37 Bluff HONORS: LaDona Whitaker; Gail West, editor; Janett Mabrey CLASSES: Pat Mathias, editor; Ron Kuker; Nancy McMurray; Connie Chadwick We would first like to express our grati- tude to Mr. Smith for his great amount of patience and imagination that has helped in producing this edition of the Bluff. CURRICULUM: John Clark; Roseanna Whitlow; Karen BLUFF EDITOR, Marsha McGowan Clark; Betty Crowe, editor Staff Many of the old traditions followed in the previous years have been discarded for new and more interesting ideas. We hope that through these changes you, as the stu- dent body, will enjoy the annual even more than we enjoyed producing it. ORGANIZATIONS: Mary Cope; Marva McDole, editor; Linda White; Donna Sullivan BLUFF SPONSOR, Mr. Glenn Smith ADVERTISEMENT: Brenda McGowan; Patty Gulley; John Wolpers, editor; Carl Runyon Rosemary Seib, Editor of the Bluffer Congratulations Bluffer Staff! You have again produced a fine school paper. High quality has been the key note in your presentation of events which oc- curred throughout this '67-'68 school year. Susie Johnson, News Editor; Steve Sanders, Advertis- ing Manager; Sandra Montgomery, Feature Editor Reginia Carr, Page Editor; Janice Hook, Radio Editor 40 s t a f f Mr. Jack Maxwell, Bluffer Advisor By co-operation and writing skill you were able to present a paper that the students found both enjoyable and in- formative. Gary Johnson, Writer; Janet Pogue, Research Editor; Bruce Quigley, Writer Ronnie Woods, Writer; Karen Johnson, Exchange Editor 41 1967 ball Royalty fBBaMM m Queen, MARSHA McGOWAN w Under Sweet Ti The highlight of the year at PBHS is the Junior-Senior Prom. Each year the Junior Class strives hard to perfect this evening for the graduating Seniors. 44 The heart ee It was the greatest desire of everyone who helped plan and work on the 1967 Prom for it to be remembered as an evening of enchant- ment by everyone who attended. 45 FRESHMAN MAJORETTES: Cheryl McGavok; Sue Schalk; Ramah Lou Watson, Head Majorette; Mary Kay Turner, Drum Majorette Gayle Starwalt, Senior 46 Poplar Majo Jan Cantrell, Sophomore These six girls have re- ceived the honor of being the '67-'68 majorettes of PBHS. High stepping and enthusiastic they lead the Sho-Me” band through nu- merous procedures. Some of the requirements needed to fulfill the position are: poise, ability, and imagina- tion. Cheryl Riggins, Junior Above all they must show a great amount of school spirit. Through their tal- ented performances they add new zeal to the games and the pep assemblies. The student body is proud of the fine job these girls have done the past year. On your mark, get set, go! Our majorettes practice hard before each show. Gloria Terry, Junior 47 Pat Mathias, Senior Varsit Marsha McGowan, Senior The vivacity and exuberance shown by our cheerleaders never ends, not even after the games are over. With their great amount of school spirit and enthusiasm they lead the Mule fans in numerous pep assemblies, bonfires, and other spirit boosting activities. With this never-defeated’’ attitude the cheerleaders lead the Mules to victory. B-Team Cheerleaders Twyla Larrew; Jane Keller; Vicki Strenfel; Susan Shearer, Head Cheerleader; Debbie Brown; Nancy Stovall Freshman Cheerleaders 50 Judy Strenfel, Head Cheerleader; Beverly Kennedy; Vicki Salee; Ruth Ann White; Debbie Brown; Janet Mathias Barnwarming Standing, left to right: Attendants, Mike Christain, Judy Tavlor; Kathy Costin, George Milner: Garland Hines, Lisa Long. Seated: Melvin Boyer, Beau; Debbie Childress, Sweetheart. Get down Junior!' This game is hard on your back! 51 Who’s Who In To be chosen as a member of Who’s Who” is a great honor in the life of a senior. The student chosen must display outstanding talent in a specific field. As well as having a high scholastic ability, the person must indicate an interest in the particular area and be able to apply his teachings practically. Social Science Larry Cross and Guy Richardson P.B. Math 52 Cindy Tatum and Shirley Bocek Science Randy Freeman English Debbie Musbach Foreign Language Carol Swain, French; Debbie Musbach, Spanish 53 Business Ed. 54 Zita AuBuchon and Linda Wells Drama Garland Hines and Ralph Cook Vocal Music Ralph Cook and Peggy Saufsberry Instrumental Music Nancy Cumbee and Rodger Bolin 55 Machine Shop Larry Smothers Electronics Randy Bassahm Shop Work Mike Divine 56 Drafting Tommy Embree Vocational Agr. Nelson Wallis Boys' P.E. George Ezell and Steve Kelly 57 VV anofc Jwrmatiinul fomirrarp Serif© torl igh Stfuwl Journalists' OFFICERS: Susie Johnson, Secretary; John Wolpers, President; Mike Kearbey, Vice-President; Marva McDole, Treasurer Back row, I to r: Pat Mathias, Betty Crowe, Ron Kuker, Girl Runyon, Ron Woods, Janett Mabrey, Mike Kearbey Marva McDole, John Clark, Gail West, Gary' Ward, Linda White, Rosemary Seib, Regenia Carr, Dayton Leferink. Center row: Sandy Montgomery, Roseanna Whitlow, Donna Sullivan, Brenda McGowen. 58 Back row, I to v: Shirley Bocek, Bruce Holloway, Judy Robinson, Mary Knight, Susan Foster, Ralph Cook, Guy Richardson, Betty Crowe, Maureen McCarthy, Carol Swain, Deborah Mucbach, Cindy Tatum. Center row, I to r: Marsha McGowan. Becky Thacker, Sandy Montgomery, Linda Slinkard. Members not present: Linda Anthony, Jerry Bennett, Cathe Barnes, Julia Brown, Joyce Coats, Larry Cross, Randy Cowart, C. B. Danner, Leslie Foster, Mary Gibson, Jane Henson, Donald Marler, Ruth Me Anulty, Kathleen McCarthy, Diane McCubbin, Marva McDole, I ouise McPheeters, Reba Medley, Bettye Murphy, Randy Noon, John Piper, Janet Pogue, Linda Wells, Lindy Wilson, John Wolpers. OFFICERS: Cathe Barnes, Reporter; Carol Swain, Corresponding Sec- retary; Guy Richardson, Sergeant-At-Arms; C. B. Danner, President; Cindv Tatum, Vice-Precident; Debbie Musbach, Recording Secretary; Betty Crowe, Treasurer Attendants 2nd ATTENDANTS John Dare Judy Fuson 1st ATTENDANTS Mark Richardson Nancy Stovall Valentine Royalty 63 Row one, left to right: Steve Arment, Larry Wooden, Larry Shelton, Mike Allen, John Brown, Ben Wyatt, Eddie Robinson, John Piper, Derland Moore, Leroy Moss, Steve Ladd. Row two: Lorell Hinton, Steve Kelley, Steve Parris, Ted Dowd, Carl Runyon, Bob Wyatt, Melvin Boyers, Hosie Moss, Danny Barbour, Dale Williams, Richard Ferguson, Ken Link, Mark Richardson, John Drury. Row three: John Lawson, Mike Robinson. Henry Rainey, Rustv Russel. Bill Batson, Pat Donellen, Rick Walker. Roger Smothers, Rick McGrath, Jay Smith, Jim Bristow, Mark Kennedy, Jim Lee, Denny Stout. Row four: Tom Bloodworth. Phil Booker, Tom Edington, Randy Ballew, Bruce Little, Bill Eakes, Dayton Leferink, Bill Foster, Greg Hill, John Green, George Watson. Randy Wallace, Willie Hood, Rod Tibbs. John Brown and Ben Wyatt were elected co-captains to lead the Mules. Coach Lohr, Coach Arment, and Coach Romeo, back row, along with our managers, Oliver Ellison, Randy Livingston, and Mel Livingston combined their efforts to make our team a good one. POPLAR BLUFF MULES 1967 SCHEDULE P.B. Opp. Springfield 46.... 0 Kennett . . 27 0 Perryville . 27.... 7 Jackson . . . 42 0 Blytheville 33.... 6 BEN WYATT, Senior JOHN PIPER, Senior LARRY SHELTON, Senior LARRY WOODEN, Senior Cape Girardeau . . ... 6.. .. 0 Dexter .. 32.. .. 7 Charleston ... 6.. .. 7 Jefferson City . .. .. 14. . ..33 Sikeston .. . 0. . .. 6 JOHN BROWN, Senior EDDIE ROBINSON, Sophomore DERLAND MOORE, Junior STEVE ARMENT, Senior KEN LINK, Sophomore BOB WYATT, Junior MELVIN BOYERS, Junior CARL RUNYON, Junior A . ■ ■1' •. 70 DALE WILLIAMS, Junior HOSIE MOSS, Sophomore Graduating Lettermen BEN WYATT JOHN BROWN LORELL HINTON JOHN PIPER MIKE ROBINSON 71 Steve Arment goes high to intercept a Tiger pass. John Brown tiptoes to another first down. John Brown cuts to the outside to gain valuable yardage. Piper looks for daylight. John Brown, powerful fullback for the P. B. Mules for three years, capped his high school career by being named to the Missouri All-State team for the second year and by being selected to play in the Missouri All-Star game. Con- gratulations on an outstanding performance and a job well done. Larry Wooden, outstanding lineman for Poplar Bluff for three years, represented his town in the second annual All- Star game between Missouri and Illinois. Larry is a three- year letterman and has been given an honorable mention on the 1%8 All-State team. Thanks and good luck to you, Larry Wooden. Ihcse seven All-Conference selections led the Mules on their campaign for a successful season. L. to Ben Wyatt. Front row: Leroy Moss, Mike Alien, and John Piper. r.: Larry Wooden, Derland Moore, VARSITY, left to right: Leroy Moss, Bruce Holloway, Hosie Moss, Eddie Mitchell, Coach Gibbs, C. B. Danner, Ben Wyatt, Dennis Payne, and John Piper. CO-CAPTAINS: Bruce Holloway, and Dennis Payne. COACHES AND MANAGERS, bottom row: Harden Coats, Brian Keller, Joe Ivester, and Oliver Ellisen. Back row: Coach Hoover, Coach Gibbs, and Coach l.ohr. 75 JOHN PIPER, Senior DENNIS PAYNE, Senior John Gibbs, head coach of the Mules, is a very busy man. Bruce waits anxiously to get back into action, as Coach Gibbs gives him a last word of advice. BRUCE HOLLOWAY, Senior 76 EDDIE MITCHELL, Junior HOSIE MOSS, Sophomore BEN WYATT, Senior Knock it off you guys, we’re in con ference.” LEROY MOSS, Junior 77 C. B. DANNER, Senior B Tea First row: John Del Lawson, Gene Hansbrough, John Dare, Steve Fowler. Second row: Kenny Dunn. Third row: Tom Strode, John Drury, Stan Williams, Benny Shackelford. Ken Link, Terry McVey, Steve Gibson, and Freshman row- Bu chTHo!emanh' Ed r wald‘llm R‘c Sblimb!.in- Sec°nd [0u’: Mike Pogue. Mike Parris. Howard Johnson. Ted Tuggle. Third row: Steve Hampwn 'john darrls3 J ’ R'Ck Ham,1'°n' 80(5 McMurr? Clark P-ett, Terry Allen. Fifth 78 BRUCE HOLLOWAY, Senior wr m C B. DANNER, Senior DENNIS PAYNE, Senior JOHN PIPER, Senior BEN WYATT, Senior 79 Eddie Mitchell, tallest member of the team, clears the boards in an important Mules victory. Dennis Payne adds two more points to lead us to victory against Dexter. The Mules proved tQ be «Giant KiIlers-. aJ 80 'Tm not threatening men, but you better win this game. ?k - Stoville, Jto W PW - ■ Ade Bratcher. JOHN WOLPERS, Senior Front row: Butch Hoffman, George Jarboe, Jim Bob Jett, John Wolpers, and Rusty Ridge. Back row, Jim Wolpers, Sam Mickey, C. B. Danner, Steve Baker, L. H. Wilson, and Bill Jett. 84 L. H. WILSON, Senior GEORGE JARBOE, Junior SAM MICKEY, Sophomore JIM WOLPERS, Junior STEVE BAKER DAVID REXROAT, Senior First row: Billy Ray, Larry Vaughn, Ken Link, Larry Foote, Derland Moore, Steve Arant, Mike Allen, Kurt Marshaus, Danny Barbour, Ricky Inman, Tommy Leach, Gordon Edwards, Eddie Mitchell, Paul White, John Lawson. Second row: Man- ager—Randy Livingston, Leroy Moss, Hosie Moss, Sam Lomax, John Green, Steve Parris, Billy Vancil, Steve Arment, Phil Woods, David Francis, Bob Wyatt, Gene Hansbourgh, George Watson, Cecil Davis, Kenny Barriner, Mel Livingston—Manager. Don’t take it so hard, Coach Lohr,” are Randy’s consoling words. A determined Sam Lomax dashes the last few yards and brings another victory to the Poplar Bluff Track Team. Bob Wyatt clears one of his many obstacles. First row, left to fight: Barry Peraino, Kurt Chronister, Rick Inman, and Tommy Leach. Second row: Ernest Chaffin, manager, Terry Mc- Vey, Fred Marshaus, Bill Vancil, Sam Lomax, and Coach Scott East. KURT CHRONISTER, Sophomore FRED MARSHAUS, Sophomore BARRY PERAINO, Junior SAM LOMAX, Junior RICK INMAN, Sophomore TERRY McVEY, Sophomore 89 V Poplar Bluff Senior 92 High Marching Band This year we served as the host school to the 1967 South- east Missouri Southern Division Marching Festival as well as making a guest appearance at the Southeast Missouri State College Band Day. Through football games and parades the band worked hard and showed its loyalty to our school through- out the year. Fi'Hrou; left to right: Mary Knight, Joann Osborn, Alice DeGaris, Nancy McMurray, Vicki Warren, Lana Howard, Marva McDole Cyn- Steve So?dr°i HUl. Wanda Garrison, Debbie Shull, Yvonne Gray, Linda Anthony, Randy Noone, Third row: u,U?.L urw 7“r UKS ri’ fln TK' M,ao,tton’ K,ck -owarf. Mel Livingston, Kenny Lamkin, Tommy Martin, Phtl Woods, Greg Hill, David Francis, Mark Kennedy, Roger Bolin. Fourth row: Bob Wyatt, Rusty Ridge, Randy Livingston Debbie Farris, Mary Dare, Ronnie Woods, Karen Clark, Teddy Evans, Mr. Bit Salyer, Jim Bob Jeter, David Hopper OFFICERS: Nancy Cumbee, Vice-President; Mary Knight, Secretary- Treasurer; Roger Bolin, President. Maroon Band The Maroon Band, or the first hour band, played a big role the entire year, not only dur- ing marching season when they contributed to the half-time performances but also by being an individual band during concert season and providing many entertaining and enjoyable con- certs. Under the direction of Mr. Bil Salyer, the Maroon Band did an outstanding job. 94 First row, left to right: Gayle Starwalt, Kathy Dunning, Jan Cantrell, Margy Rice, Susan Foster, Jane Carr, Debbie Hobbs, Linda Harris, Holly King, Joyce Coats. Second row: Debi Brown, Sally Bodine, Nelda Harris, Susan Hogg, Debbie Thrower, Pam Killian, Linda Cochran, Janet Pogue, Marie Wilbur, Diane Mitchelle, LaDona Whitaker, Cheryl Bethel, Jana Knuckles, Carol Tinsley, Teresa Brown, Linda Wells, Debbie Funke, Twyla Larrew. Third row: Cheryl Riggins, Sandy Oiler, Sharon Lorze, Pat Boyle, Susan Shearer, Ann Franklin, Tom Edmgton, L. H. Wilson, Carol Williams, Sheila Nelson, Marilyn Fisher, Linda Slinkard, Mike Strickland, Robert Fredwell, Perry Dabn, Darrell DeMarsh, Stan Cowart, Julie Hennessey, Betty Crowe, Eddie Howard, Tom Bloodworth, Jim Wolpers, Laddie Cross, Greg Gillis. Fourth row: Mr. Bil Salyer, Paul McVey, Dallas Chilton, Terrilyn Crain, Beverly Lampkin, Myra Schalk, Gloria Terry, Janice Hammer, Linda Drury, Steve Million, Roger Smothers, Roger Bolin, Jerry Haynes. OFFICERS, left to right: Teresa Brown, Secretary-Treasurer; Janice Hammer, President; Jane Carr, Vice-President. White Band The White Band, or the second hour band, also did an outstanding job. Performing com- parable deeds to the Maroon Band there was always a slight competition. They provided many enjoyable half time shows and they, too, participated in concert season. Also under the direction of Mr. Bil Salyer, they did a wonderful job. 95 Front row, left to right: Mrs. Pruett, Linda Smith, Gary Simmons, Becky Thacker, Jim Forrest, Patty Gulley, Barry Peraino, Ginger Fuller, Doyle Garrett, Peggy Saulsberry. Second row: Dennis Fox, Barbara Pratt, Dave Parris, Shirley Bocek, Patsy Hendrickson, Donnie Marler, Peggy Costin. Third row: Sondy Vineyard, Carol Swain, Leslie Keathley, Jerry McAnuIty, Linda Slinkard, Nancy Cumbee. Fourth row: Donna Sullivan, Ralph Cook, Sharon Richey, Claude Marshall, Lindy Wilson, Bud Ayers, Joyce Coats, Frank Simmons, Debbie Haupt, Vicki Barnes, Steve Parris. Concert Choir The Concert Choir is a very select organization made up this year of thirty-three members. This choir has been very active for the past two years, entertaining the students of neighboring schools. A trip to the District Contest in Cape Girardeau is on the choir agenda each year, and in the past they have earned ONE” ratings at this event. OFFICERS, standing, left to right: Leslie Keathley, Vice-President; Ralph Cook, Publicity; Lindy Wilson, Secretary-Treasurer; Steve Parris, President. Seated: Peggy Saulsberry, accompanist. 'ront row, left to right: Glenda Morris, Connie filler, Margie LaBrier, Alice Martin, Janet Mc- «leely, Grace Greer. Second row: Rose Salyer. De- Dra Burkeen, Connie Morgan, Janis Birdsong, Inita Shaw, Barbara Norman. Third row: Ann fudgens, Jeanne Frensley, Laura Naiffe, Sondra ones, Sandy Hendrix, Brenda Ward, Corliss Tan- er. Fourth row: Carolyn Roach, Sandy Flatt, Mar- ine Hayes. Gloria Cooper, Beteena Jones. Karen X'hitfield, Paulette Francisco. Girl’s Chorus The girls in Girls’ Chorus study music and perform for various activities. They sing at assemblies, concerts, baccalau- reate, and commencement. The Spring Concert, held annually, climaxes the year for this group. Front row, left to right: Edie Roach, Charlotte Hicks, Martha Mueller, Janet Brumley, Mary Nash. Second row: Anna Nolan, Susan Powell, Terri Absheer, Mary Beth Woods, Carolyn Swafford, Bettie Harris. Third row: Sheila Roberson, Mary Dare, Terri Williams, Gloria Morgan, Jane Salyer, Brenda Bernard. Fourth row: Keeta Cummins, Linda McNeely, Pat Wilson, Sheila Hollenbeck, Janet Bagby, Kathy Kurz, Ruth Brown. qj Front row, left to right: Carolyn Griffin, Sondra Biikey, Linda McNeely, Francis Pullum, Sondra Vineyard, Sandra Scott, Mary Steward HmrL?aU Lonfhihl r c' roav Marsf� Whichet, Carol Simmons, Paula Jones, Naomi Lute, Lucrecia Harden, Wanda° Chatman, HL� Sh b|er, Judy Smothers Marie Deitz, Cindy Fuller, Kathleen McCarthy. Third row: Sherry Magill, Susan Davidson, Jackie aumeister Sandra Ellis Sandy Flatt Sharon Bates, MaDonna Whitlock, Johnny Martin, Bernie Shackleford, Van Chaney. Fourth row Gaiy BrmuirSO ' DCbb'e F3mS’ Ferguson' Dlane B'lke ’- Bruce QuiSleV. Steve Murphy, Jeff Nichols, Bud Ayers, Mike Pittman M ixed This year the choral program in PBHS has been im- proved with the addition of two mixed choruses, whose 98 Row one: Karen Thompson, Kay Deitz, Gloria Moser, Charlotte Venable, Charlotte Hicks, Barbara Bymen, Pat Prichett, Kathy Costin. Row two: Judy Robinson, Patsy Hendrickson, Maureen McCarthy, Debbie Sullivan, Jean Bassham, Sherri House, Saralie Beights, Lisa Long, Cheryl Bethel Julia Brown. Row three: Tim Smith, Mike Payne, Clarence Dailey, Stan Williams, Mary Jane Bassham, Bethel Eaker, Vicki Hendrickson, Judy Fuson. Row four: Leroy Moss, Chuck Hendrickson, Lawrence Hillis, Greg Carmen, Mike Parris, Ed Friedwald, Hartlen Coats, Mike West, John Gilbreath, Steve Hampton. Chorus primary purpose is not exclusively performance, but rather to serve as training groups for the Concert Choir. 99 f r' s' ,0“’’ left 1° right: Linda Smith, Becky Thacker. Second row: Shirley Bocek, Ralph Cook, Patsy Hendrickson. Third row: Gary Joyce Coats, Bud Ayers. Fourth row: Sondra Vineyard, Donald Marler, Lindy Wilson, David Frances, Nancy Cumbee Ensemble The ensemble is a select group of sixteen that meets after school two days each week to learn several programs of light, popular music. Their primary function is to entertain at various civic club meetings, social events, and school activities, including basketball games. The ensemble also travels with the choir when visiting schools. Freshman Band The Freshman Band each year is an integral part of the over-all in- strumental music program in Poplar Bluff, serving as a training unit for the varsity band as well as being a performing organization in its own right. This year is certainly no ex- ception, as the Freshman Band per- formed pre-game and half-time shows for the High School football games, as well as being an outstand- ing Freshman Concert Band. 101 Student Front row, left to right: Tommy Acre, Jeanne Crain, Ginger Fuller, Cathy Barnes. Second row: Regina Carr, Ann Hafford, Carol Swain, Rosie Seib, Janice W 5od, Lindy Wilson. Third row: Joan Post, LaDona Whitaker, Betty Crowe, Judy Robinson, Jane Henson, Sue Schenewerk. Fourth row: Robert Kartell, Floyd Hutchison, Charles Rickman, Mike Parris, Matt Richardson, Allen Jackson. Fifth row: Tommy Leach, Hosie Moss, Dave Parris, Kenneth Hicks, Jeff Nichols, Barry Christian. Serving as a member of the Student Council is one of the highest honors of leadership a student in P.B.H.S. can attain. These student body represent- atives are constantly striving to foster, develop, and promote the idea of democracy; to con- tribute to the goals of education; to provide training and experi- ence in democracy; and to carry Sitting: Regina Carr, Secretary; Jane Hen- son, Treasurer. Standing: John Piper, President; Bruce Greer, Vice-President. Council on projects of student activity. This year our Student Council has striven to create a better student-teacher relationship and it has given the student body some say in matters concerning the school and the students. The 1967-68 Council has done an outstanding job in organization and has made our high school year more rewarding. Front row, left to right: Cheryl McGavock, Barbara Houk, Linda West, Carolyn Bailey, Valerie Odell. Second row: Debbie Berry, Judy Ice, Debbie Brown, Pat Wilbur, Gloria Clark. Third row: Jane Keller, Mary Steward, Kathy Morris, Debbie Donnellan, Janet Mathias, Cheri Ellis. Fourth row: Jan Cantrell, Rick Steele, Jim Wolpers, Steven Gill, Howard Fuller, Cindy Tatum. Fifth row: Ken Dunn, Steve Parris, Steve Fowler. Dewayne Coleman, Ralph Cook. Sixth row: Mike Alien, Ken Link, Melvin Boyers, Dale Williams, Bud Ayers. 103 F,°«t row, left to right: James Freeman, Steve Findley, Mark Talkington, Sammy Lomax. Second row: Cindy Hartwell, Darcy Tuma Betty Crowe, Rosie Seib, Bonny Bruce. ' ’ ' Debate Club The P.B.H.S. Debate Club is designed to aid its members . .. To think as an individual, To act as an individual, And most important, To be an individual. Front row, left to right: Maureen McCarthy, Sondra Bilkey, Cybthia Tatum, Diane Bilkey, Deborah Musbach. Second row: Susie Johnson, Shirley Bocek, Gayle Starwalt, Mary Lou Ridge, Connie Chadwick, Lindy Wilson, Sandy Montgomery, Carol Swain, Betty Crowe. Third tow: Ernie Ketcherside, Charles Jaco, Linda Slinkard, Garland Hines, Mr. Smith, director, Guy ichardson, Linda Wells, Ralph Cook, Mike Stout. National Thespian Society The National Thespian Society is made up of members chosen for their exceptional ability and dedication in the field of dramatics. This year, Troupe 2543, under the direction of Mr. Glenn Smith, will do its own production of Jane Eyre, as a further step in its goal of advancing drama in secondary schools. OFFICERS: Susie Johnson, Reporter; Diane Bilkey, Reporter; Connie Chadwick, Vice-President; Charles Jaco, President; Sandy Montgomery, Secretary-Treas- urer. 105 CHEERLEADERS, left to right: Kathy Dunning, Pat Mathias, Marsha McGow- an, Judy Robinson, LaDona Whitaker, Vicki Warren. Front row: Karen Clark, Pat Boyle, Nancy McMurray, Linda Ma- gill, Dina Pennington. Second row: Laura Naiffe, Terrilyn Crain, Nancy Bounds, Connie Chadwick, Debbie Berry. Third row: Gwen Fields, Merna Baker, Linda Roland, Judy Taylor, Janice Hook. Fourth row: Linda Cochran, Sue Stucker, Sheila Mickey, Kay Wohlgemuth, Dar- lene Tibbs. Fifth row: Carol Schlitt, Edna Inman, Marlene Michael, Mary Dare, Charlotte Foulks. Sixth row: Marilyn Clark, Vicki Taylor, Linda White, Patti Conner, Sharon Michael. Seventh row: Revia Brandon, Vicki Barnes, Pat Prit- chett, Vicki Young, Holly King. Eighth row: Karen Sample, Carol Turner, Jan- ice Hammer, Reginia Carr, Vicki Semar. Ninth row: Terry Cummins, Debbie Funkc, Bonnie Turner, JoAnn Brcithaupt, Joan Post. Tenth row: Sharon Li ley, Joyce Coats, Martha Scholl. OFFICERS: Dina Pennington, President. Second row: Bonnie Turner, Treasurer; Vicki Taylor, Secretary; Joyce Coats, Vice- President. Mulettes Increasing enthusiasm for school activities sparked the creation of the Mulettes. Such un- dertakings as pep rallies, assemblies, and bon- fires are some of the activities of this energetic group. The Mulettes are the leaders of our school spirit, blending into one group producing loud, continuous shouts to back our team to an- other victory. They have developed an unsur- passed degree of sportsmanship that has added much pride to the athletic division of our school. Front row, left to right: Steve Parris, Steve Ladd, Dave Parris, Steve Findley, Stan Cowart. Second row: Steve Arment, L. H. Wilson, Dave Francis, Mark Richardson, Laddie Cross, Ken Dunn, Jim Wolpers, Mr. Shearer. Third row: Mr. Lonburg, John LaRose, Ron Kuker, Jay Smith, Rick Cowart, Guy Richardson, Mr. Pruitt. Fourth row: Larry Foote, John Clark, Mark Kennedy, George Jarboe, John Piper, Ben Wyatt. Key Club One of the vital youth projects of Kiwanis, which offers a program unique among young groups is the Key Club. The Key Club, instead of providing services to under- privileged children as the Kiwanis Club does, is an oppor- tunity through which the leaders and potential leaders of all high school age groups are given a chance to develop their initiative and leadership abilities by undertaking a pro- gram of service in the high school and community. The Key Clubbers learn of their prospective adult roles in life and the meaning of serviceable, aggressive citizenship which is necessary for the maintenance of a democratic way of life. OFFICERS: left to right: Steve Ladd, Vice-President; Steve Arment, President. Standing: Guy Richardson, Treasurer; Jim Wolpers, Secretary. Fnst row, left to right: James Evans, Patricia Pritchett, Shirley Thomas, Doris Matthews, Jo Margaret West, Edna Thomas, Evelyn Little Bernice Rayford, Laverne Brown. Second row: Stanley Martin, Mike Heppe, Joy Ward, Avis Esmon, Sandra Fiske, Ruth’Rodney, Patty Ward, Vickie Moore, Kathy Osborn. Third row: Leroy Nunn, Bob Warren, Charlotte Young, Clarence Daily, Mike Surratt, Oliver Ellison, Ronnie Lumpkin, Thomas Lee, John Bradley. Fourth row: Terry Dabbs, Fred Lee, Suzanne Bess, Mary Anne Funke, Paulette Brown Belinda Alexander, Becky Scoville, Pat Wilbur, Angie McNeely, Alesia Spurlin, Carolyn Smiley, Aria Miller. Fifth row: Revia Brandson, Joyce Rainey Vicky Young, Janet McPheeters, Vicki Sallee, Debi Brown, Janet Mathias, Judy Strenfel, Mary Kay Turner, Doris Alexander, Jan Pierce, Janice Hawthorne. Sixth row: Genell Ellison, Eugene Flowers, Matt Richardson, Johnny MacDonald, Gary Knight, Chris Browning Jerry’ Brownmg Brenda Robertson Debbie Curtis, Susan DePriest. Seventh row: Steven Gibson, Mark Richardson, Pam Killian, Debbie ’Fuller ft?, Ca !,Pa y f-UrnPc’ Deb Brown A,ice DeGaris, Olevia Jones, Margaret Anderson, Barb Williams, Churise Hollis. Eighth row- Mike Weldon, Mark Scirocco, Dale Hopson, Roberta Zumwalt, Kathy Baker, Marjorie Watson, Leslie Foster, Sharon Liley, Carolyn Swofford Rebecca Caldwell.Ninth row: Mary Martin, Vicki Doherty, Brenda Quigley, Lisa Long, Vicki Strenfel, Wanda Garrison, Janice Haynes’ Sharon Roberts, Karen Sample. Tenth row: Robert Kanell, Jan Mize, Debbie Hays, Vickie Warren, Kathy Dunning, Tommy Martin, Teresa Brown Steve Ladd, Rusty Russell Eleventh row: Jordan Moss, Cheryl Williams, Susan Hogg, Mary Qualls, Sally Bodine, Debbie Funke, Carol Schli t Diane Mitchelle, Pauh Jones. Twelfth row: Donald Edwards, Jody Young, Vicki Greer, Faye Gibson, Sue Schenewerk, Debbie a i r’« P S C[’ B°k£ie Cfrtcr Debbie Rommell, Gary Keena, John Gallamore. Those not present for pictures: Ann Arment Christy rki0r: cren.da ??rna,rd Pz BatileS’. Linda Bi,,inSton’ EarIy ®oyd. Brandon, Joan Belknap, Carol Cannaday, Van Z nn:nG t Sa dra S!f’e,and; ?enny Cooksen G,ona Cooper Lonnie Craig, Jeanne Crain, Sharon Currie, Jeana Dicken, Clar- r°hn Sn||y' Ken y Dunu’ u,arj F°,ster' Steve Fowler’ MarV Hall, John Harris, Teretha Green, Clyde Hendrix, Cathy Hill, Tom ™ ar ( YO OWm'rGraCn Hu h.n,d’ MiI? Ivest Althea Johnson, Virgil Jones, Dianne Knuckles, Anita Lampkin, Edna Laws, ay ,M Ianus- Gar ’ Marks, Wayne Moore, Leroy Moss, David Nations, Barbara Norman, Jean Paskell, 'Sf?eV-De?r?Xn1 Ro,nmel, Phylhs Rushin, Chris Seib, Jim Spradling, Ann Tatum, John Taylor, Anna Thomas, Bobby Threlkeld, Janet Todd, Oral Todd, Alberta Whaley, Lottie Wheley, Ruth Ann White Diann Wright 108 OFFICERS, left to right: Debi Fuller, Treasurer; Patty Lumpe, Secretary; Jan Cantrell, Public Rela- tions and Advertising; Pam Killian, Vice-President; Debi Brown, Parliamentarian. Charley’s Travel Club Charley’s Travel Club was organized late last year by Mr. Gattin, Mrs. Gattin, Mrs. Crowell, and Mrs. Scirocco. The club’s name was inspired by John Steinbeck’s book, Travels with Charley. Like Steinbeck’s Charley, the travel club has a French poodle mascot, who goes along on all its trips. Besides actually traveling to interesting places, the club sees films and hears lectures about cities which they are unable to visit. SPONSORS, left to right: Miss French, Miss Carroll, Mr. Luther, Mr. Ladd, Mrs. Young, Mr. Gat- tin, Mr. Burleson, Mrs. Gattin, and Mrs. Scirocco with Charley. 109 P.B. Players First row, left to right: Mr. Smith, sponsor, Sondra Bilkey, Ernie Ketcherside, Gail West, Linda Slinkard, Ralph Cook. Second row: Jane Keller, Roseanna Whitlow, Connie Chadwick, Regcnia Carr, Pat Sparkman, Gary Clark, Linda Wells. Third row: Ronald Saylors, Dennis Cook, Matt Richardson, Susie Johnson, Mike Stout, Sandi Montgomery, Mike Kearbey. Fourth row: Lindy Wilson, Carol Swain, Bruce Quigley, Debbie Musbach, Cindy Tatum, Cheryl Tackett, Lana Montgomery. Fifth row: Pat Boone, Sharon Richey, Karen Johnson, Linda White, Jeannie Spiker, Randy Cowart, Carolyn Baily. Sixth row: Ann Tatum, Linda West, Mary Knight, Jim Forest, Charles Jaco, Guy Richardson, Kath- leen McCarthy. Seventh row: Kathy Durz, Maureen McCarthy, Jana Knuckles, Betty Crowe, Gayle Starwalt, Shirley Bocek, Diane Bilkey. Eighth row: Mary Ann Lemonds, Pat Boyle, Julia Hennessey. no OFFICERS: Ralph Cook, President; Gar- land Hines, Vice-President. The Poplar Bluff Players strive for the highest possible level of culture and drama throughout the com- munity. Constantly trying to maintain this high standard of drama is evidenced in each and every production. Each member takes pride in his contribution toward this goal; whether it be through acting, stage setting, costuming, directing, or one of the other phases of theatrical study. Certainly members of the P.B. Players hold a key to a bright future. OFFICERS: Ernie Ketcherside, Reporter; Gail West, Reporter; Linda Stinkard, Sec- retary-Treasurer. Los Amigos With Spanish-speaking countries of the world as our neighbors, a better relationship with them is a must. Los Amigos is an extracurricular activity which helps the students outside of class to practice the language and to establish a working knowledge of Spanish cul- ture, customs and people. In doing so, an understanding of Spanish civilization past and present is within our grasp. Front row, left to right: Mrs. Clark, Miss Torres, Becky Thacker, Nancy McMurray, Mary Steward, Mary Basham. Second row: Paula Pool, Ken Graney, Larry Thorpe, Shirley Bocek, Debbie Musbach, Sondra Bilkey, Sandy Scott. Third row: Mar)’ Sue Gibson, Leslie Foster. Fourth row: Linda Billington, Rose Barbour. Fifth row: Mary’ Blades, Judy Fuson, Kay Conner, Ellen Cooley, Donna Spencer, Karyn Diamond. Sixth row: Merna Baker, Janet McPheeters, Nancy Bounds, Paulette Brown, Cathy Hill, Judy Wooten. Seventh row: Tommy Martin, John MacDonald. Eighth row: Mike Heppe, Jeff Baygents. Ninth row: Vicki Strenful, Susan Shearer. Tenth row: Bob McMurray, Debbie Pool, Kathy Slankard, Debbie Corzine, Mike Ellis, Mary Ivester, Jane Salyers. Eleventh row: Leroy Fenton, Terry Simmons, Debbie Haupt, Susan Foster, Leslie Keathley, Jane Henson. Seated: Leslie Keathley, Vice-President; Judy Wooten, Vice-Secretary; Judy Fuson, Historian. Standing: Nancy McMurray, Secretary; Susan Foster, President; Mary' Basham, Vice-President; Nancy Bounds, Treasurer. Language is the Key of the uni- verse. Now more than ever this state- ment has become realistic as crisis after crisis mounts in the world around us. It is becoming necessary that we under- stand our neighbor, their customs and their language. The goal of this club is to promote better understanding and good will toward our friends across the sea. Le Cercle Francois Front row, left to right: Mrs. McDaniel, Sue Stucker, Judy Taylor. Second row: Randy Cowart, Cindy Tatum. Third row: Carol Sw'ain, Charlotte Lilly. Fourth row: Sherry Baxter, Darcy Tuma. Fifth row: Mary Ann Lemonds, Jan Hook, Marsha O'Dell, Clelah Medley, Reba Medley, Linda Ward, Corliss Tanner. Sixth row: Phyllis Poe, Allison Lynn, Jim Morrison, Bill Saracini, Yvonne Gray, Julia Brown, Mary Cope. Seventh row: Mike Wool- ard, Jim Landrum. Eighth row: Clyde Payne, Don Marler. Ninth row: Gary Holloway, Wanda Garri- son, Rick Cowart, Greg Weeks, Guy Richardson, Sharon Lilly, Kay Dietz. Tenth row: Anne Staed, Joyce Chastain, Jan Cantrell, Jeni Davis, Paula Jones, Susan Hogg, Sally Bodine, Jana Knuckles. OFFICERS: Guy Richardson, President; Don Marler, Vice-President; Mary Lemonds, Secretary; Carol Swain, Treasurer; Mrs. McDaniel, Sponsor. The awareness of the need for greater knowledge and understanding in the field of science is a foundation for this club. Science is one of the most impor- tant fields of study in today’s age of complexities, and is an integral part of everyday life. Science Club members recognize the need for discussing sub- jects that cannot be brought out in class and, as a result, become more informed on the subject of science. Science Club First row, left to right: Harry Ruth, Joe Scholl, David Swartz, Greg Sisk. Second row: Pat Wilbur, Mary Kay Turner, Valerie Odell, Carol Williams. Third row: Allen Jackson, Don Robinson, Edwin Williams, Mr. Starnes. OFFICERS, left to right: Edwin Williams, Secretary; Carol Williams, Treasurer; Larry Hawkins, Vice-President; Allen Jackson, President. 114 First row, left to right: Mary Ann Leraonds, Peggy Costin, Margy Rice, Jacquie Tinsley, Faye Dunivan, Linda Magill, Nancy McMurray, Bonnie Turner, Karen Johnson, Linda Slinkard. Second row: Leslie Keathley, Mary ICiight, Susie Johnson, Joyce Coats, Janice Hammer, Ann Franklin, Susan Foster, Kathleen McCarthy, Lindy Wilson. Third row: Jo Ann Breithaupt, Mary Lou Ridge, Ann Staed, Jane Henson, Nancy Bounds, Alison Linn, Shirley Bocek, Cindy Tatum, Debbie Musbach. Fourth row: Nancy Cumbee, Marva McDole, Maureen McCar- thy, Carol Swain, Gail West, Sandy Montgomery, Rosie Seib, Betty Crowe, Linda Wells. Nike Club The Nike Club is a newly organized club consisting of junior and senior girls. Sponsored by the Business and Professional Wom- en’s Club, it is the second of its kind in Missouri and the sixteenth in the U.S. It is formed to instill leadership in its members while they are accepting the responsibilities of citizenship, and to prepare each of its members for her chosen career. Today’s high school stu- dent is tomorrow’s young woman leader. OFFICERS: Sealed: Carol Swain, President; Lindy Wilson, Vice-President. Standing: Jane Henson, Treasurer; Cindy Tatum, Secretary. ?r-i to 4 ’ l1 10 r.'8 l: Judy Taylor, Faye Dunivan, Lisa Long, Kathy Berry, Debbie Hayes, Jane Henson, Peggy Costin, Debbie Childress, Gail west. Second row: Patricia Pritchett, Linda Ward, Sherry Morris, Vicki Allen, Susan Davidson, Sue Schenewerk, Arlia Miller, Jacqueie Tinsley, Janice Wood, Margy Rice. Third row: Vicki Barnes, Beverly Lamkin, Sondra Bilkey, Shirley Bocek, Janett Mabrey, Diane Bilkey, Mary Jane Bassham, Bethel Eaker, Revia Brandon, Barbara Pratt, Saralie Beights. Fourth row: Joyce West, Linda West, Debbie Hobbs, Gayle Kelly, Kathy Costin, Darcy Turaa, Patsy Feverston, Vicki Young, Charlotte Young, Phyllis Rushin. The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization of girls studying homemaking in schools of the United States. The over-all goal of the organization is to help individuals improve personal, family, and community living, now and in the fu- ture. The motto is Toward New Horizons” which is a challenge to the members. It re- minds them that their contribution to home life today will influence the kinds of homes they have tomorrow; that the family life of members will influence the community and the world. 116 Work on Homecoming? OFFICERS—left to right: Gail West, Treasurer; Janett Mabrey, Parliamentarian; Jackie Tinsley, Secretary; Janice Wood, Vice-President; Jane Henson, President. Peggy Costin, Song Leader; Debbie Childress, Devotional Chairman; Saralie Beights, Reporter; Margy Rice, Historian; Revia Brandon, Recreational Leader. 117 F.B.L.A. Future Business Lead- ers of America is a na- tional organization for high school students who are interested in ca- reers in business and in- dustry. F.B.L.A. seeks to develop competent, ag- gressive business leader- ship and create more in- terest and understand- ing in the intelligent choice of business occu- pations. Front row, left to right: Glenda Morris, Sherry Sturgeon, Brenda Scesengood, Pat Rush, Lois Laughlin. Second row: Linda Anthony, Linda Cochran, Marilyn Martin, Diane Slusher, Linda Roland. Third row: Judy Taylor, Gwen Fields, Vicki Taylor, Marilyn Clark, Sue Stucker, Mary Sue Gibson. UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA OFFICERS: Reba Medley, Vice-President; Judy Taylor, President. OFFICERS: Linda Anthony, Secretary; Marilyn Martin, Reporter; Sue Stucker, Treasurer. 118 G.A.A. To stimulate interest in every aspect of athletics and recreational activities is the purpose of the Girls’ Ath- letic Association. The Asso- ciation works toward the de- velopment and maintenance of skills and endurance of recreational and social ac- tivities. Participation in G.A.A. sponsored events is a requisite for membership. Basketball is the main sport, but others are open to inter- ested participants. First row, left to right: Linda Wells, Marsha O'Dell, Mary Jane Bassham, Sondra Jones. Second row: Miss French, Debby Sullivan, Jean Ann Bassh’m, Gloria Morgan, Donna Sullivan, Margy Rice, Ginger Fuller. Third row: Barbara Pratt, Leslie Keathley, Devona Jolly, Rose Salyer, Carolyn Smiley. OFFICERS: Margy Rice, President; Donna Sullivan, Vice- President. OFFICERS: Ginger Fuller, Secretary; Leslie Keathley, Treas- urer; Linda Wells, Reporter. I 19 From row, left to right: Paul Chronister, Boyd Griffin, Clifford Gibbs, Roger Farmer, Earl Rice, Junior Hayes, Richard Ragsdale, Dennis Smith, Mike Gorman, Don Morgan, Cleasie Winberry, Kenny Marshall. Second row: Greg Hillis, Mike Robinson, Carlos Jeffries,’ Leonard Borton, Mike Eaker, Tim Davis, Jimmy Pitt, Kenny Launius, Carolyn Chatman, Janice Wood, Robert Rushin. Third row: Margy Sch’alk Lucy McPheeters, Cleta Hawkins, Brenda Hill, Gwen Fields, Ruth McAnulty, Ellen Walker, Wilma Dugger, Susan Blakeney, Sherry Williams Kathy Manns, Linda Roland, Donna Pinner. Everyone faces the responsibility of earning a living. Cooperative Occupational Education provides experiences for an individual’s chosen occupation; or, perhaps, helps to decide upon a suitable vocation. Through the COE Club, students are given a chance to judge the pro- fession and other occupations which they think they may choose as their life’s work. In reality, COE CLUB members obtain a working knowl- edge of the business world. Cooperative Occupational Education VICA OFFICERS: Ann Waggoner, Sec.-Treas.; Brenda Piercy, Reporter; Sherry Williams, President; Debbie Harley, Reporter. Front row, left to right: Betty Matthews, Janice Ellison, Kathy Bradley, Debbie Harky, Ann Waggoner, Sue Break, Rise Hollis, Lindell Wor- ley, Mike Tackett, Joe Jordon, Debbie Livesay, Pat Wilson, Connie Miller, Pat Rush. Second row: Ruth Rodney, Wayne Toombs, Elouise Williams, David Crabtree, Tommy Kimbrow, Jerry Jeffries, Janice Landreth, Terri Williams, Carol McAnulty, Betty Murphy, Glenda Morris, Jan Christian. Third row: Daryl Ellison, Roger Moore, Charlotte Graham, Janice Kisner, Diane Slusher, Sharon Spencer, Brenda Piercy, Donna Hanner, Margaret Hanner, Valerie Ellison, Sharon Ensy, Pauline White, Diane Rush. Fourth row: Mike Divine, Buddy Davis, Linda Greathouse, Brenda Seesengood, Carol Nutter, Ginger Jones, Izetta Nesler, Debby Angle, Darlene Birdsong, Jackie Tinsley, Bruce Seesen- good, Tony Bennett. Fifth row: Larry Grobe, Billy Whoberry, Mike Osborn, Denny Foote, Roger Gallamore, David Cattron, Kenny Barriner, Don Brown, Lonnie Eldridge, Jack Gulledge, Mark Gullette, Robbie Roach. Sixth row: Pete Markham, Danny Mauk, Daniel Lute, Robert Whitaker, Steve Ellis, Jerry Willis, David Glaze, Ray Coble, Herschel Alexander, Robert Hawthorne, Mike Goff. 121 Front row, left to right: Vicki Warren, Teresa Brown, Jane Carr, Gloria Terry, Holly King, Janice Hammer, Julie Hennessy, Pat Boyle. Second row: Susan Shearer, Lisa Long, Linda White, Patti Conner, Linda Magill, Dina Pennington, Nancy McMurray, Karen Shelton. Third row: Ann Franklin, Jane Henson, Marilyn Clark, Carliss Tanner, Jacquie Elder, Cheryl Bethel, Jo Dale Young, Faye Gibson. Fourth 'ow: John Clark, Joyce Coats, LaDona Whitaker, Kenny Link, Sandy Montgomery, Rosie Seib, Janet Pogue, Linda Anthony, Susan Foster. Filth row: Daryl Ellison, Laddie Cross, Barry Rudery, Debbie Haupt, Leslie Keathley, Una Montgomery, Vickie Allen, Debbie Childress. Sixth row: Susie Johnson, Stan Cook, Roy Middleton, Don Marler, Debbie Funke, Sondy Vineyard, Linda McNeely, Sue Stucker. Seventh row: Martha Scholk Vicki Scmar, Cindy Tatum, Regenia Carr, Karen Clark, Carol Swain, Betty Crowe, Nancy Cumbee. Eighth row: Jeni Davis, Judy Fuson Donna Sulhvan, Vicki Barnes, Anne Staed, Joan Post, Allison Lynn, Phyllis Poe. Ninth row: Gail West, David Crabtree Debbie Shull, Brenda Smittle, Linda Drury, Marilyn Martin, Linda Roland, Gwen Fields. Tenth row: Karen Whitfield, Debbie Hobbs, Karen Johnson, Carole Nutter, Mary Jane Bassham, Janett Mabrey, Diana Bilkey. Eleventh row: Kathleen McCarthy, Judy Taylor Joan Belknap Kathy Dunning, Mary Steward, Mary Francis Bassham, Maureen McCarthy. Twelfth row: John Del Lawson, Mark Richardson, Pam Killian, Debbie Fuller, Alice DeGaris, Jan Cantrell, Wanda Garrison, Debi Brown. OFFICERS: Janet Pogue, Reporter; John Clark, Vice-President; Cindy Tatum, President; Debbie Haupt, Treasurer; Vicki Barnes, Secretary. Future Teachers Of America The Future Teachers of America is a national organization of boys and girls who are striving to better prepare themselves for the art of teaching. F.T.A. gives its members the experience of student teaching to help broaden their minds to the ever changing field of education. As long as the need for better education is stressed, there will always be F.T.A. OFFICERS: Nancy Cumbee, Song Leader; Susie Johnson, Parliamentarian; Carole Nutter, Historian; Donald Marler, Piano Player. FUTUP - - aRM E R THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE Hu d tJ°D Vof’ K5nny Scott’ M,ke chnstlan’ George Milner, Larry Hawkins, Garland Hines, Bob LeGrand, “ ’ Tommy Ray. SeroW roue Ronnie Hickerson, Mike Gibson, Carlos Jeffries, Randy Wallace, Junior Hayes, Ricky Th ma ToG?m.); P,arks- GrTeR Hlnes. Ronnie Montgomery, Randy Berry. Third row: Billy Cannady, Eddie Martin, Jcrrold Griffin, I rovF n GPI,|H° neu'k CeCi' ?e°T ’ Jel? R 'herford, Arnold Sisk, Mike Vinson, Jerry Vinson, Eddie Mitchcl. Fourth row: Terry Dabbs, J y radiing. Paul dway Mike Sumt. fe ’ 7 J°hn Gi'ber‘h’ Randy SC°tt' Gle d°n StaCy’ Nickie Mi,eS’ Eu«ene Ed™ds- 124 OFFICERS—left to right: Bob LeGrand, Secretary; Mike Christian, Vice-President; George Milner, President; Joe Voga, Treasurer. Second row: Kenny Scott, Chaplain; Nelson Wallace, Parliamentarian; Melvin Boyers, Reporter. F.F.A. Through their home-farm projects, the members of the F.F.A. are learning the scientific methods employed by modern farmers to enable them to increase the productivity of their land and livestock. Not only do these boys gain an understanding of what makes a successful farmer and the ways to best prac- tice up-to-date farming, but they also develop social skills by sponsoring several functions. 1 This being our Senior year, we want to make it the most enjoyable. We will never forget our prom and the many other goals we have strived for. We have looked forward to this year but we'll never forget the years past. Secretary Rosemary Seib Vice-President Ralph Cook President Judy Robinson P.B.Y.C. Representative Sandy Montgomery Treasurer Cindy Tatum Senior Class Personalities Debbie Angle Stanley Arnac Pat Arrington Linda Anthony Billy Ashbaugh Barbara Atherton Steve Arment Zita AuBuchon Joe Austin The day finally came . . . Terri Absheer Pam Aldridge Mike Allen Clifford Alexander Terry and Phil seem to enjoy school! Cathe Barnes Kenneth Barriner Janis Birdsong J My, what some boys will do for attention! when we were really seniors Sandra Bates Nancy Beard Bud Ayers Janet Bagby Jerry Bennett James Baker Greg Ballowe Sondra Bilkey At last we were upperclassmen . . . Danny Boyd John Brown Julia Brown Kathy Bradley Gary Browne Janet Brumley Brenda Brent Jerry Bucy Delora Burkeen and gained new Privileges John Carter Joyce Coats Arnold Casey David Cattron Linda Cochran Carolyn Chatman Wanda Chatman Dewayne Coleman Debbie Childress 133 Our priority was established . . . Randy Cowart Ricky Cowart Timothy Davis David Crabtree Felipe deLeon Larry Cross Betty Crowe Nancy Cumbee Darrell DeMarsh Mike Divine Steve Ellis Kenneth Dowd Linda Driest David Duffy Janice Ellison when we received our senior rings Wilma Dugger Faye Dunivan Valerie Ellison Mike Eaker Tom Embree Mike Edwards Judy Elder John Elliot Gary Emmons Sharon England Sandy English David Ezell George Ezell The Senior Class Trio” John Fairless Roger Faith Marsh and Debbie represented us . . . Leslie Foster Howard Fuller Doyle Garrett Susan Foster Clifford Gibbs Mary Sue Gibson David Glaze Dennis Foxx Mike Goff in our football Homecoming Royalty Yvonne Gray Linda Greathouse Harold Gregory Rick Green Linda Greene Bruce Greer Linda Greer Boyd Griffin Charis Griffin Jane and Gayle twirled . . . James Greer John Griffin Jack Gul ledge Sandra Greer Auther Gunn Cicil Gunter Linda Hamilton P“ve Hendrix Billy Henshaw Janice Hammer Jane Henson Ronald Hickerson Margaret Hanner Charolet Hicks Brenda Hill for the last time at P.B.H.S. Debbie Harkey Debbie Haupt Gregory Hillis Larry Hawkins Janice Hillis Patsy Hendrickson Greg Hines Larry Hillis Garland Hines Rockie Hopper Lana Howard Ricky Hines Diane Hodge As Seniors . . . Mary Hunter Allen Jackson Carolyn Hodgins Adam Hoffman Susie Johnson Gloria Jones Jerry Jeffries Jim Bob Jeter Joe Jordon Stephen Kelly we worked to plan the Christmas Dance Gary Johnson Karen Johnson Ernest Ketcherside James Ketcherside we looked forward to the Prom . . . Brenda Knuckles James Knuckles Edna Laws Thomas Kimbrow Holly King Barbara Lawrence Janice Kisner Mary Knight Kenneth Launius Beverly Lampkin Lois Laughlin Smile! You're on Candid Camera! never forgetting “Under the Sweetheart Tree11 Jettie Lee Alison Linn Carol McAnulty Bob LeGrand Ruth McAnulty Kathleen McCarthy. Sharon Liley Maureen McCarthy Marva McDole Randy Livingston T McGath Henrietta Longhibler Charles Love Carol Lux Marsha McGowan Brenda McGowen Gary McKee Linda McKneely Kurt Marshaus Alice Martin Marilyn Martin Pat Mathias Betty Matthews Carolyn Meador Thinking of college . . . Roy Middleton Connie Miller Jean Miller George Milner Charles Mitchell Randy Mitchelle Roger Moore Glenda Morris Gloria Moser was another great problem Glen Owen After taking the Ohio Psych . , . Randall Noon Carole Nutter Ronnie Patterson Jean Oppermann Alberto Oro Mike Patton Dennis Payne Donald Parkin Tommy Payne Terry Penn Karl Parsons Darlene Pennington Donna Pinner Mike Pittman John Piper Jimmy Pitt There's nothing like togetherness! Dorothy Rayford we wondered if we were ready for college 147 Guy Richardson Ronnie Robinson Ruth Rodney Mar)' Lou Ridge Linda Roland Carl Rommel Robbie Roach Sheila Roberson Patricia Rush Judy Robinson Mike Robinson Sherry Rush Judy, Pat, and Marsha . . . Reta Rievley Loren Riggs Mike Rommel Robert Rushin Steven Sanders Bruce Seesengood Peggy Saulsbery Ronnie Saylors Earl Seesengood cheered for the last time at P.B.H.S. Margie Schalk Rosemary Seib Brenda Shamblin Martha Scholl Brenda Seesengood Larry Shelton Brenda Sinks Phil Skillings Linda Slinkard After a rainy football season . . . 1st hour typing looks like fun! Rick Steele Sue Stucker Sherry Sturgeon Carol Swain Mike Tackett Cindy Tatum 150 Janice Taylor Mike Turpin Charlett Venable Sandra Vineyard Judy Taylor Ann Waggoner we looked forward to basketball John Tetidrich Becky Thacker Ellen Walker Jo Margaret Thomas John Tinsley Yvonne Walker Don Trousdale Connie Wanace Connie Turpin Nelson Wallis Brenda Ward Pauline White i B Delores Ward Gary Ward Robert Whiteaker Chris Weatherford Linda Wells Marie Wilber As the school year comes to a close . . . Daryell Wheelis People are always busy in Bluff Staff I Jan White Liane Wilhoit Jo Anne Williams Sleepyhead! Kenneth Williams We are sorry to see our days at P.B.H.S. come to an end . . . Patsy Wilson William Wisdom John Wolpers Kim Wolpers Larry Wooden Ronnie Woods But well always share the wonderful memories that we've made Lindel Worley Quick! Tell me what does she see? David Wright Senior Snaps Now Johnny, It’s not that bad. 155 This class looks interesting . .. 156 We became upperclassmen at last! We realized this as we took on new privileges and responsibilities. Our enthusiasm, with the leadership of good class officers, made our Junior years at P.B.H.S. a success. We’ve made many wonderful memories as Juniors this year, and hope to make many more next year as Seniors ’69. Treasurer Nancy Bounds Vice-President Teresa Brown President Stephen Parris Secretary Dina Pennington P.B.Y.C. Representative Karen Shelton We entered our Junior year . . . Dennis Belt Tony Bennet Debbie Berry Kathy Berry Cheryl Bethel Treasa Anderson Steve Baker Phyllis Ballard Dan Barbour Vicki Barnes LaRose Abney Judy Aden I k rsjiel Alex.ituk-i Sharon Alles Janet Anderson Dene Bilderback Diana Bilkey Danny Birdson Darlene Birdson Susan Blakeney Deborah Barnhill Mary Jane Bassharr Sharon Bates Kathy Beard Saralie Beights Phil Booker Nancy Bounds Ivan Boyer Mary Boyer Melvin Boyers Truman Brinkley Jim Bristow Junior Britt Ruth Brown Teresa Brown Brevia Brandon Debbie Brandt Adrian Bratcher JoAnn Breithaupt Robin Bremerman as proud upperclassmen Greg Browne Bonny Bruce Sandy Brumley Charles Campbell Carol Cannaday Dennis Casey David Casinger Connie Chadwick Mark Chronister David Clark We elected Steve . . . Darryl Ellison Sharon Ensey Avis Esmon Michael Evans Roger Farmer Kathy Dunning Bethel Eaker Gordon Edwards Jacquelyn Elder Cheri Ellis Gary Fischer Marilyn Fisher Denny Foote Larry Foote Shirley Foster to lead us through the year. Charlotte Foulks Jerry Fowler Vicki Foxx Ann Franklin Bob Fredwell Virginia Fuller Roger Gallamore Vicki Gamble Rebecca Gentry John Gibson Mike Gibson Martina Gilbert Greg Gillis John Gilbreath Helen Glasper Dale Gorman Ellen Greathouse Neal Greathouse Grace Greer Carolyn Griffin Larry Griffin Mary Grigcry Carolyn Guffey Gary Gulledge Mark Gullett Kathy, LaDona, and Vicki led us .. . Patricia Hall Jerry Hames Phillip Hampton Lucreacia Harden Hirley Harley Samuel Gulett Pat Gulley Joyce Gunter Ann Hafford Devona Hall Linda Harris Conrad Harrisc Cleta Hawkins Bill Hayes Debbie Hayes Junior Hays Bill Heaton Steve Henderson Chucky Hendrickson Julie Hennessy Dale Henshaw Gary Hesselrode Constance Hill Mike Hillis Debi Hobbs in spurring the Mules to victory. Carolyn Hodgins Shelia Hollenbeck Wilma Hooker Randy Hoxworth Ann Hudgens Tommy Hudgens Shirley Hudson Floyd Hutchinson Edna Inman Nellie Inman George Jarboe Althea Johnson D'Wayne Jones Isaac Jones Marion Joyner Mike Kearbey Leslie Keathley Patsey Keele Shirley Keele Mark Kennedy Linda Kirkley Gary Knight Ron Kuker Kathy Kurz Steve Ladd Cheryl, Gloria, and Teresa • • Kenneth Lamkin Janice Landreth Norman Langley Tommy Leach Jim Lee Dayton Leferink Nancy LeGrand Steve LeGrand Deborah Livesay Mel Livingston Sammy Lomax Daniel Lute Gaylon Lynch Jerrie McAnulty Wallace McDonald Jim Maybrey Vicki Maddox Linda Magill Pete Markham Danny Massingham Troy McCarter Ronald Mclvcr Nancy McMurray Danny McNew Janett Mabrey were our Majorettes Jim Mathis Jim Mathis Danny Mauk Deanna Melton Sharon Michael 167 Eddie Mitchell Jan Mize Deri and Moore Margie Moore Connie Morgan Martha Muller Janeane Murphy Jeanette Murph; Phyllis Murphy Bill Nash We worked hard to make our Prom • • Michael Osborn Wanda OShia Tommy Parks Stephen Parris Lana Parsons Linda Parsons Vicki Pennell Dina Pennington Barry Peraino Phyllis Poe Paula Pool Gary Porch Danny Post Joan Post Barbara Pratt Patricia Pritchett Randy Prince Frances Pullum Richard Ragsdale Mike Ramboe one we would never forget. Henry Raney Darlene Reece Margy Rice Sharon Richey Linda Riepe Cheryl Riggins Jerry Risinger Carolyn Roach Debbie Robinson Linda Robinson Randy Robinson Carolyn Roland Carl Runyon Carol Schlitt Cynthia Scott Kenneth Scott Sandra Scott Richard Sells Vicki Semar Karen Shelton I Reva Shepherd Deborah Shull Frank Simmons Gary Simmons Arnold Sisk It’s been a good year . . . Gary Sparkman Sharon Spicer Jeanne Spiker Butch Spradling Debbie Stacy Bill Stanfill John Steiber Anne Stokely Mike Stout Donna Sullivan Brenda Summerlott Mike Surratt Dan Suttner Tommy Swindle Vicki Taylor and we hate to see it go . . . Randy Throckmorton Darlene Tibbs Martha Tibbs Jackie Tinsley Larry Tomes Gloria Terry Alan Thomas Shirley Thomas Karen Thompson Larry Thorp Bonnie Turner Bill Vancil Joe Voga Ell Walker Shirlene Walker Randy Wallis Gary Ward Linda Ward Patty Ward Vicki Warren Cynthia Watson Jannette Watson Kyle Welke Russell Weng Gail West but next year should be even better . . . Danny West LaDona Whitaker Linda White MaDonna Whitlock Roseanna Whitlow Barbara Whoberry Danny Wilburn Mike Wilcut Dale Williams Michael Williams Jetty Wilson 4 athy Wilson Louellen Wilson Mary Wilson Cleasie Winbcrry Ron Withrow Jim Wolpcrs Janice Wood Brenda Worley Vicki Young as we become Seniors 69! Aren’t Junior girls beautiful?!? 173 Camera shy? Henry’s been sleepwalking again! Whose party got raided ? Well have our time . . . Animal and Norton Hey John! Where’s the fold-out? 174 Muscles” Leach Who left them defenseless? Mugger blew his cool. 69!!! Carl thinks Mules are GREAT! He’s out of this world, dahling! 175 I was a plain Jane. A fail- Then I got a permanent, ure! YETCH! TV 'tl I think this is my better side, don’t you? School does funny things to people! Smiley” The three bears? Goldielocks ? Gee, I passed Alg. II!!! Junior girls are very mature! Good Grief, Shiela! 177 President Treasurer Jane Keller Vicki Strenfel Vice-President Secretary P.B.Y.C. Representative Judy Fuson Mary Blades Terry McVey Entering our second year at P.B.H.S., we found new challenges awaiting us. Within a short while we found out what it meant to be Sophomores. We worked hard to make this year one of the best. Before we realized it the year had drawn to a close. Another of the steps to the future had been achieved. We can now look forward to our next year when we shall become Juniors. 178 179 Terry Aden Rodger Aldridge Kerry Alexander John Alexander Robin Alford Bill Bailey Merna Baker Randy Ballew Billy Bankston Dennis Barker Our Sophomore year began with . . . Rosalee Barks Brenda Barnard John Barnes Barbara Barriner Mary Basham Billy Batson Jackie Baumeister Jimmy Bausworth Raymond Beck Joan Belknap Loretta Belt Marvin Berry Robert Berry Linda Billington Amos Billops Pat Boone Shirley Boxx Tolman Brame Ronnie Branum Tom Breeden David Birdsong Gayle Black Mary Blades Tom Bloodworth Sally Bodine the usual excitement and confusion. Joyce Chastain Barry Christian Kirk Chronister Mike Clark Perry Clark Sandra Cleveland Debbie Coleman Rhonda Collins Tara Conner Gary Conover Larry Gx per Mike Cope Stan Cowart Jeanne Crain Terrilyn Crain We were soon confronted with many . Clarence Dailey John Dare Susan Davidson Cecil Davis Paul Davis Virginia Davis Laura DeGaris Kay Deitz Sharon Dclashmit Delbert Dennis Jim Diamond Sheluah Dickerson Ludena Digges Melvin Diggs Pat Donnellan new activities and responsibilities. Billy Eakes Debbie Eason Tommy Edington Donald Edwards Beverly Ellis John Drury Ricky Duncan Rodney Dunlap Kenny Dunn Linda Dunning Mike Ellis Gcnell Ellison Oliver Ellison Teddy Evans Roger Ezell Debra Farris Harold Faughn Leroy Fenton Gary Felton Karen Ferguson Terry Ferguson Steven Findley Charles Finn Sandy Flatt Beverly Foster Jane and Judy were elected to lead Bill Foster Stephen Fowler David Francis Paulette Francisco Charles Fredwell James Freeman Jeanne Frensley Cindy Fuller Debi Fuller Debbie Funke Judy Fuson Mike Garman Bill Garrett Phillip Garrison Wanda Garrison Linda Gentry Cecil George Roger Gernstetter Faye Gibson Steven Gibson Debbie Gilham Edward Goad Jeanette Gordon Ken Graney Dennis Graves us through our second year at P.B.H.S. Mary Hampton Scotty Hampton Larry Hancock Gene Hansbrough James Harmon Nelda Harris Dennis Hast Randy Hastings Randy Hastings Brenda Hawkins With ever growing school spirit . . . Danny Henthome Dennis Herford Kenneth Hicks Leslie Hicks Greg Hill Lawrence Hillis Theda Hines Sharon Hodge Susan Hogg Van Holland Elizabeth Leathers Bobby Lee Fred Lee Chuck. Leonardi Barbara Lewis Charles Liles Charlotte Li ley Ken Link Debra Litters Bruce Little Lisa Long Sharon Lorge Bonnie Loyd Patty Lumpe Naomi Lute our enthusiasm at Pep Assemblies and games. James Lyons Lynn McAnuIty Carolyn McCall Nelma McCall Joe McCoy Allen McDonald Janet McGarrity Rickey McGath Carolyn McGowen James Mclver Raymond McManus Janet McNeely Terry McVey Bill Magi 11 Sherry Magi 11. Tommy Mannon Bill Markham Claude Marshall Fred Marshaus Tommy Martin Doris Matthews Brenda Mattingly Mike Meador Clelah Medley Gene Merriman Marching in front of the band Diana Mitchelle Lana Montgomery Ronnie Montgomery Sharon Montgomery Gene Moore Sam Mickey Aria Miller Brenda Miller Linda Miller Dale Mitchell David Morgan Emmett Morgan Patty Morris Sherry Morris David Morrow Hosie Moss Jordan Moss Cheryl Murphy Steven Murphy Laura Naifeh Mary Nash Michael Naylor Sheila Nelson Ruby Nichols Vickie Nichols Jan represented our class. Brant Nix Leona Noel Annie Nolen Barbara Norman Roger O’Conner Randy O'Dell Sandra Oiler Danny Osborn David Parris Lonnie Patterson Kathy Payne Donna Phillips Jean Piatt Michael Pigg Janet Poglajen Fred Porch Daurice Powell Terry Pruitt Mary Qualls Steve Ray Tom Ray Connie Raymer Gerald Reatherford Charles Redfearn Jimmy Recce Our King and Queen reigned over Ferdia Reed Michael Reed William Reed Bill Reynolds Mark Richardson Debbie Robinson Donald Robinson Edward Robinson Gerry Robinson Vera Robinson Harold Russell William Russell Ann Russom Jane Salyer Tommy Salyer Duwayne Rommel Virginia Rommel Barry Rudert Barbara Rushin Bill Rushin our successful Valentine Dance. Karen Sample Myra Schalk Wanda Schenewerk Carolyn Scott Dick Searcy Nickey Searcy Chris Seib Dennis Scott Benny Shackleford Anita Shaw Judy Smothers Roger Smothers Donna Spencer Dewain Spencer Alesia Spuriin Susan Shearer Carol Simmons Elisabeth Smith Perry Smith Sherry Smith Lee Starnes Mary Steward Diana Stoker Nancy Stovall Dennis Stout Sadly we watch our • • Vicki Strenfel Charles Strickland Tom Strode Dale Sullins Carolyn Swofford Donnie Swan Cheryll Tackett Carliss Tanner Mike Taylor Patty Thilman Edna Thomas Bobby Thrclkeld Debbie Thrower Ronald Tibbs Carol Tinsley Carol Todd Terry Trousdale Arthur Tubb Terry Tuggle Carol Turner Robert Turner Annetta Vaughn Johnny Vernon Elizabeth Vincent Jeane Walker Sophomore year come to a close. Rick Walker Lucinda Wallace Bobby Warren George Watson Robert Weatherford Marjorie Webb Deborah Weber Thomas Welch A. C. Weldon Chuck Wells Gary Welty Jow West Mary Wesley Michael West Lottie Whaley Marsha Whelchel Paul Whitaker Karen White Karen Whitfield Edward Whitmer Dewayne White Ona Whittenburg Terry Wilburn Carol Williams Cheryl Williams But we are filled with . . . Edwin Williams John Williams Larry Williams Stanley William- Gayle Wisdom Mike Woolard Judy Wooten Danny Wylie Michael York Charlette Young Evelyn Young Jo Young Annie Youngblood Debra Zitnak anticipation for our coming year as Juniors. 197 Sophomores study hard in Geometry class? Teacher’s up front. Playtime for Lisa, Jean, and Jan Lisa wants to get in Key Club? The lineup! Close your eyes and blow hard, it'll go farther. Cheerleaders hard at work. Lunchtime is funtime! 199 Secretary President Mary Kay Turner Mike Parris Treasurer Vice-President P.B.Y.C. Representative Linda Kimes Ricky Shamblin Gloria Clark As Freshmen, our first year at Poplar Bluff High was a period of transition and change. New subject matter, new teachers, different school clubs and parties all became part of our different world.” Even so, as we continue on during our next three years at P.B.H.S., our Freshman year will always remain memorable and wonderful in our minds. 200 201 Tommy Acre Joyce Aden Belinda Alexander Doris Alexander Terry Allen George Allensworth Donald Anderson Margaret Anderson Peggy Anderson Ann Arment Gary Amac Raymond AuBuchon Christy Aylor Michael Bacon Mona Badgley To us, 1967-68 . . . Carolyn Bailey Cathy Baker James Baker Rose Barbour Horace Barker Debra Barnes Phillip Barnes Ricky Barnes Teresa Basham Teresa Bassham Mary Battles Sherry Baxter Bruce Bayer Jeffrey Baygents John Bean Karen Bolin Marga Boone Early Boyd Randy Boyer John Bradley . . . was our year at P.B.H.S. Connie Brown Debbie Brown Ken Brown Lavern Brown Paulette Brown Tolman Brame 1) '[•).!M Brando: Jimmy Bridges William Briscoe Wayne Britt Pam Bellamy Randy Berry Shirley Berry Suzanne Bess Joyce Blaylock Deborah Butler Barbara Bynum Rebecaa Caldwell Bill Cannaday James Orman Patricia Bryeans Gayla Buffington James Bullock Jane Bullock Martha Burkhaut Wes Brown Willene Brown Betty Bruce Doyal Bruce Michael Bryean Even though we began doubtfully . . . Donald Clark Gloria Clark Stan Clark Harden Coats Benita ConncI Dennis Cook Paul Cookson Ellen Cooley Flent Cooper Donnie Cornman Debbie Corzine Kathy Costin Donna Craig Lonnie Craig Marilyn Crews . . . our fears were soon quelled. Jeana Dickens Richard Dickens Janet Digges Jim Divinney Vicki Doherty Dehbic Donellan Roberta Duncan Terry Dunn Eugene Edwards lommy Ellington Sandra Ellis Dave Ethridge James Evans Doris Faughn Raymond Ferguson officers and sponsors I’. IV.uV.on Sandra Fiske [.in: - i 1 . . l Jerry Ford Mark Foster Patsy Foster Linda Fredwell Edward Friedewald Daniel Frost Maryamma Funke John Gallamore Jody Garrison Richie Gatlin Fred Gerber Pamela Gill Steve Gill Arthur Gladney Rhonda Good rum Mike Gordin Jonah Gordon Danny Gossett Lenora Grant Nancy Gray Teretha Green David Greer . . . led us through our first strange year. Donald Grigery Kenneth Grobe Karan Gulledge Lloyd Gullette Doris Haley Wally Hager Linda Hale John Haley Mary Hall Ricky Hamilton Picture Not Available Cynthia Hartwell Donna Hastings Nathan Hawkins Janice Hawthorne Donald Heliums Steve Hampton Chuck Harris Johnny Harris Larry Harris Verna Harris Ronald Heliums Clyde Hendrix Tammy Henn Chris Henshaw Pamela Hensley We took part in many school organizations . . . Bob Henson Marty Henson Mike Heppe Connie Herford Terry Hicks Cathy Hill Andrea Hines Phillip Hinkle Doris Hodge Marlena Hodgins )iannc Holland k-lc-n Hollingsworth mdrew Hollis diurise Hollis loyce Holt Debra Holtzhouser Nancy Hood Dale Hopson Barbara Houk Sherie House r hirley House eff Houts eather Howard 'hyllis Hoxworth .inda Hudson and helped to plan many school events. Dean Jenkins Ernestine Johnson Howard Johnson Jacqueline Johnson Kathy Johnson Dcvona Jolly Danny Jones Dennis Jones Olevia Jones David Kaerbey Linda Keele Bryan Keller Judy Kelley Kathryn Kelley Beverly Kennedy Our school pride increased . . . Edward Kirkley Shelia Knuckles Mary Beth Kuker Charles Lamb David Lamkin Veronica Kennedy Linda Kimes Cynthia King Allen Kinworthy Sharon Kinworthy Evelyn Little Teresa Livesay William Lloyd Kelly Long Patty Longhibler Marci el Lee Thomas Lee Terry Lewis Pat Lindner Georgia Lindsay Michael Lashley Susan Lashley Robert Lane James Law Janet Law as we cheered the Mules on to victory. John Maddock Jackie Maddux Jimmy Magill Marta Manker Ross Marion Robert Longhibler Ronnie Lumkin Darlene Luttrell Douglas Mabry John MacDonald Clarence Marks Jonnie Martin Mary Martin Stanley Martin Barbara Mason Harold Massie Janet Mathias Lattie Maulding Steven Mayse Ronnie McAldre Yolanda McConnel Melinda McCoy Robert McCubbin Verlin McDowell Walter McDowell We battled through Civics and English . . . . . . only to find more awaited us in the future. Emanuel Nationi Harrison Neal Don Nelson Caroline Nesler Leroy Nunn Jimmy Mohr Audrey Moncier Karen Mondy Rob Montgomery Claude Moore Roger Moore Terry Moore Vickie Moore Charles Morgan Linda Morgan Kathy Morris Jim Morrison Alice Moss Blair Musbach David Nations Nicky Miles Merl Million Gayle Mitchelle Terry Mizell Victoria Moats We envied the Juniors and Seniors . . . . . . and wished we had their privileges. Ricky Riley Terry Risinger Shirley Roach Jan Robbins Sharon Roberts Steve Raymer Lynn Reagan Linda Reed Michael Reed Danny Reno Barbara Quinn Joyce Raney William Rappe Ronnie Rayfield Bernice Rayford Daniel Resnik Matt Richardson Perry Richie Dennis Richmond Charles Rickman Marilyn Poyner Karen Prince Larry Pruett Linda PuIIom Brenda Quigley Harry Ruth Vicki Sallee Rose Salyer Charles Sams Bill Saracini We were drawn together as we worked Becky Scoville Larry Sells Ricky Shamblin Ronnie Sheehy shikcr John Sielert Terry Simmons William Simmons Greg Sisk Kathy Slankard Vida Schalk Joe Scholl Mark Scirocco Karen Scott Randy Scott Stella Roberts Janie Robinson Dennis Rodgers Debi Rommel Cheryl Ross Kay Sliter Goldie Smith Rodney Smith Ronnie Smith Tim Smith Debbie Spain Lloyd Spencer Janet Spradling Jimmy Spradling Glendon Stacy Carolyn Stamps Buddy Strack Dewayne Straton Janet Stratton Judy Strenful . . . and lasting friendships were made among us. Debbie Stucker Debbie Sullivan Wythia Sullivan Gerald Summers Ken Swain Dave Swartz Douglas Sweeza Kenneth Tackett Ben Tanksley Ann Tatum Lee Ann Thacker Janet Todd Terry Tolbert Lorraine Tomes Gary Trentlman Opal Trousdale Pamela Tuck Billy Tuggle Darcy Tuma Mary Turner Wylie Turner Kelley Vanderburg Sandra Vaughn Tommy Vaughn Jerry Vinson Now as it comes to an end Barbara Ward David Ward Joy Ward Patricia Ward William Ward Cheri Wade Debra Walker Craig Walker Janette Walker Brenda Waller Troy Warford David Washington Margie Watson Ramah Watson Greg Weeks Bill West Cathy West Joyce West Linda West Alberta Whaley Mike Weldon Judieth Wells Janice Welty Alametria Wesley John Wesley we can reminisce about our “Frosh” year Althea Whelchel Ruth Ann White Duane Whiteaker Pat Wilbur Kathy Willcut Barbara Williams Brenda Williams Dianne Williams Robert Williams Kenny Wilson Wayne Wilson Gary Witherspoon Freda Wohlgemuth Mary Woods Diann Wright Melissa Wright Jimmy Wrinkle Eddie Wunderlich Betty York Leon Young Phyllis Young Wilbert Youngblood Roberta Zumwalt . . . but must go on as Sophomores of ’68-’69. They led us to victory? 220 DEAR SENIOR CLASS OF 1968, 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 SUnset 5-1456 Poplar Bluff, Missouri—63901 IT IS WISE TO INSURE —With Us— MANKER'S PHARMACY Broadway and Pine Rodgers Theater Bldg. Compliments Of WM. L COHEN FURNITURE COMPANY Poplar Bluff, Missouri SU 5-9691 Pills and Things Congratulations to the Class of 1968 ItfonkmPui Oopi Compliments of FAMILY SHOE STORE BOB MONTGOMERY JACK COPE 307 So. Main St. Poplar Bluff, Mo. 211 South Main Street Poplar Bluff, Missouri Phone SU 5-2121 GAMBLIN LUMBER COMPANY Roy Baygents HOLIDAY TEXACO Building Materials SU 5-2316 1006 Peach tcAco POPLAR BLUFF DRUG CO. IRA WINTON, Pharmacist Congratulations Seniors Compliments of Phone SU 5-2037 200 Bartlett St. Poplar Bluff, Mo. JOHN T. VAN CLEVE, O.D. Compliments of LUCY LEE HOSPITAL MC PHEETERS CLINIC ELECTRIC COMPANY Lighting Fixtures Wiring Supplies Dial SUnset 5-2938 202 North D Complete Line of Home of Bobbie Brooks and Levis ROTH'S Poplar Bluff, Missouri 63901 I 12 South Main SU 5-3727 SNIDER'S IGA FOODLINER BUFFET SMORGASBORD PARTIES NORTH WALD RESTAURANT AND AUTEL Phone SU 5-8890 Open 24 Hours Daily Highway 67 North Compliments of: RICHARDSON MUSIC CO. Music City Southeast's Largest Music Co. 107 N. Main SU 5-3292 Poplar Bluff, Missouri 228 OUR BEST WISHES TO THE P.B.H.S. CLASS OF 1968 • • • We Proudly Salute the . . . • P.B.H.S. Student Body • The P.B.H.S. MULES • The P.B.H.S. Band • The BLUFF • The BLUFFER All the Clubs and Organizations The Administration and Faculty of Our Favorite High School —P.B.H.S. YOUR POPLAR BLUFF DOWNTOWN MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION Shop Downtown Poplar Bluff 229 GAEBLER'S 66 STATION GARAGE Tires—Brake Service Wheel Balancing TOP VALUE STAMPS 620 N. Main Poplar Bluff, Mo. Phone SU 5-9938 GENERAL BAPTIST BOOKSTORE PRESS 1004 South 67 Poplar Bluff SU 5-9451 Bibles, Art Supplies Books, Visual Aids and Job Printing STUCKER GROVES IGA FOODLINER 220 Easf Pine Blvd. Poplar Bluff, Missouri E. C. ROBINSON LUMBER COMPANY The Friendly Yard Phone SU 5-9601 1138 Vine Street C. N. ROSIE LUCAS—Agent OSBORN'S PAINT WALLPAPER STORE hy McWilliams FURNITURE CO. 'liSr Highway 67 South Phone SU 5-6404 Artist's Supplies 913 W. Pine St. Phone SU 5-9611 Better Buys for the Wise PRIEST FLOWER SHOP Eat and Enjoy Barron Road Poplar Bluff, Missouri BAMBY BREAD SU 5-9416 SU 5-4562 Toellner Baking Company 230 Phone SUnset 5-5600 Free Lake Fishing THE BUD HOLLOWAY REAL ESTATE CO. INS. AGENCY We Buy, Sell, Rent, Lease, and Manage Property JAMES Bud HOLLOWAY We Worlc Holloway Building Broker and Owner Sales over $2,000,000.00 In 1967 PoPlar Bluff- Mo- BILL CHILDRESS CHEVROLET Your One-Stop Center For New Chevrolets West Pine SU 5-5771 Poplar Bluff, Missouri HEWLETT WHOLESALE MEATS Frozen Foods Wholesale Only We Make Delivery In Refrigerated Trucks In Greater Poplar Bluff Area Dial SU 5-5266 or SU 5-5147 625 Park Avenue Daili| Amrrirau iRrpuhltr Congratulations Seniors!! Compliments of ''Piggie'' Hogg's SUPER MARKET PRIESTS WOMEN'S WEAR Good Foods Are Our Specialty RAYMOND HOGS Valley Plaza Shopping Center 9th and Maude Phone SU 5-9676 DUNLAP IMPLEMENT CO. Compliments of BOB EVANS SHOES Downtown Poplar Bluff Where new styles make their first appearance '1'1 Highway 60 East SU 5-7255 233 Hiway. 67 North Friendly and Neighborly Banking Free Student Checking Services Phone SU 5-8461 R SEYBOLD DRUG COMPANY GEO. W. WALKER, R. PH. Poplar Bluff SU 5-3318 Missouri Poplar Bluff Missouri IN OUR 81st YEAR OF SERVICE MAY WE ASSIST YOU CHECKING ACCOUNTS SAVING ACCOUNTS CHRISTMAS CLUB COMMERCIAL LOANS REAL ESTATE LOANS AUTO LOANS FARM LOANS COLLEGE LOANS PERSONAL LOANS HOME IMPROVE LOANS COLLECTIONS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES NIGHT DEPOSITORY TRUST SERVICES Main at Poplar Sixth at Lester 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 Office 301 South Main Phone SU 5-5749 Congratulations Seniors! 236 SPEED QUEEN ADMIRAL T.V. MAGIC CHEF Garrison Sallee furniture Co., Inc. Complete Home Furnishings 401 S. Broadway Phone SU 5-9671 Poplar Bluff, Missouri 63901 HERFF-JONES COMPANY The Finest in: Class Rings—Graduation Announcements Paragon Press Yearbooks—Diplomas Cap and Gowns—Medals and Trophies CHARLES L. BRANDON Box 379 Dexter, Mo. Phone MA 4-2511 HAYS JOEL S. HAYS 313 Vine SUnset ! Poplar Bluff, Missouri 237 D. W. BLAKENEY Box 379 Dexter, Mo. Phone MA 4-4210 Congratulations to the Class of 1968 From CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL of Poplar Bluff, Mo. P. O. Box 39 512 Midland St. SU 5-6030 Frank-Cotrell ( lit ''Serving Poplar Bluff For Nearly A Cenlury . 701 VINE 'mm aiJfeMr min III ChaJ)e£ SARACINI AND BREEDEN INC. Insurance and Real Estate Insure to Be Secure 201 N. Main SU 5-6436 238 Downtown Poplar Bluff Compliments of POPLAR BLUFF HOSPITAL HENRICKSON CLINIC A. D. Brookreson, M.D. A. F. Brookreson, M.D. Frank E. Dinelli, M.D. William Turner, M.D. J. H. Turner, M.D. J. W. Tenpenny, M.D. B. J. Macauley, M.D. A. T. Tuma, M.D. 239 CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Poplar Bluff, Missouri PORTER-DEWITT : 1 Poplar Bluff, Mo. 632 Vine Street Phone SU 5-6451 Complete Home Furnishings BILL AND DAVE FURNITURE APPLIANCE CO., INC. 333 Highway 67 South Poplar Bluff, Missouri 63901 DAVE DAVIDSON Owner Tel. SU 5-8488 i . . Compliments of K. R. SPORTING GOODS, INC. Wholesale Poplar Bluff, Missouri Phone SU 5-3637 203 Pine Blvd. Complete Line of Sporting Goods CLYDE REED MAN'S STORE Outfitters to Mankind 213 South Main Phone SU 5-2410 ROBERTS PLUMBING HEATING CO. 315 N. Broadway • Electrical Contracting • Residential • Industrial • Commercial Phone SU 5-2517 Flowers and Gifts for All Occasions SHANNON FLOWERS 308 Vine SU 5-3230 . REMNANT HOUSE Where The Best Is Not Expensive 203 Poplar Street Poplar Bluff, Missouri 5th at Oak SU 5-5789 1 241 | J. C. Penney Co. Murdock Loan Jean Marie Fashions Kinder's Tot Shop Mode O'Day Montgomery Ward Co. Barrett's Chicken Supreme Mary Francis Shop Newberrys K.W.O.C. Bell Shoes Libson Shop Gambles Key Rexall Drugs Safeway Helpee Selfee Laundromat 242 Plenty Of Free Parking Compliments of: TINY'S STUDIO 612 W. Pine Blvd. Poplar Bluff, Mo. 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THE STAFF Senior Activities ABSHEER, TERRI ALEXANDER, CLIFFORD ALEN, MIKE—Football 65-68, Track 65-68, Student Council, All Conference Football Team 66-67 ANDERSON, DONNELL ANTHONY, LINDA—Band Ensemble 65-66, Band 64- 68, Pep Club 66-67, Pep Band 66-68, Spanish Club 65-67, F.T.A. 65-68, F.B.L.A. 66-68, F.B.L.A. Secretary 67-68, C.O.E. 67-68 ANGLE, DEBBIE—Honor Roll 65-68, Mulettes 67- 68 ARMENT, STEVE—Band 65-68, Key Club 66-68, Key Club President 67-68, Football 65-68, Basket- ball 65-67, Track 65-68 ARNAC, STANLEY—Football 65-66, Key Club 65- 67, Pep Club 65-66, Student Council 67-68 ASHBAUGH, BILLY ARRINGTON, PAT AUBUCHON, ZITA AUSTIN, JOE AYERS, GARY BAGBY, JANET BARNES, CATHE—F.T.A. 66-68, NIKE 67-68, Na- tional Honor Society 66-68 BALLOWE, GREG BANKS, DON BARRINER, KENNETH—Basketball 66-67, Track 66- 67, C.O.E. 67-68 BASSHAM, RANDY BATES, SANDRA BEARD, NANCY BENNETT, JERRY BIGGS, STEVEN BILKEY, SONDRA—Spanish Club 67-68, F.H.A. 64-68 Girls Chorus 65-66, Ensemble 66-67, Drama Club 66-68, Thespians 67-68, Mixed Chorus 67-68 BIRDSONG, JANIS BOCEK, SHIRLEY—National Honor Society, F.H.A. 64- 68, F.H.A. Songleader 66-67, State F.H.A. Cho- rus 65-66, Poplar Bluff Players 66-68, Highlights of Broadway 66-68, National Thespian Society 67-68, Freshman Chorus 64-65, Vocal Ensemble 65-68, Span- ish Club 67-68, Mixed Chorus 65-67, Concert Choir 67- 68, NIKE 67-68 BOLIN, ROGER—Math Club 65-66, Science Club 66-67, Band 65-68, Maroon Band President 67-68, Honor Band 66-68, Ensemble Band 65-68, Pep Band 65- 68, Honor Roll 64-68 BORTON, CLIFFORD BOWMAN, ROGER BOXX, BILLY BOYD, DANNY BRADLEY, KATHY—Bluff Staff 66-67 BRAKE, SUSAN BRENT, BRENDA—N.Y.C. 66-68 BREWER, MARGARET—Pep Club 66-68, F.H.A. 66- 68, F.T.A. 66-68, G.A.A. 66-68, F.B.L.A. 67-68 BROWN, DONALD—Track 64-65, C.O.E. 67-68 BROWN, JULIA-—Band 64-66, Girls Chorus 66-67, French Club 66-68, Pep Club 66-67, Mixed Chorus 67- 68, National Honor Society 67-68 BROWN, JOHN—Football 65-68, Basketball 65-67, All Conference Football Team 66-68, Football All- Star 66-68 BROWNE, GARY—Key Club 67-68 BUCY, JERRY—Math Club 65-66, Science Club 65- 66, Band 65-68, F.T.A. 65-66 BURKEEN, DELORA BURKETT, JAMES CARR, JANE—Head Majorette 65-67, Drum Ma- jorette 67-68, Band 65-68, White Band Secretary- treasurer 66-68, Most Versatile Sophomore Girl, F.T.A. 65-68, Pep Club 65-67, French Club 66-67 CARR, REGENIA—Student Council 65-68, Student Council Secretary 67-68, F.T.A. 65-68, Pep Club 65- 68, Junior Class Treasurer 66-67, Dramatics Club 67- 68, Bluffer Staff 67-68, Bluffer Staff Page Editor 67-68, Science Fair Winner 66-68, Quill and Scroll 67-68 CARTER, JOHN CASEY, ARNOLD CATTRON. DAVID—C.O.E. 67-68, Track 64-65 CHATMAN, CAROLYN CHATMAN, WANDA—Choir 66-67, F.B.L.A. 67- 68 CHILDRESS, DEBBIE—F.T.A. 65-68, Basketball Homecoming Attendant 66-67, Pep Club 65-67, Foot- ball Homecomim; Attendant 67-68, F.H.A. 65-68 CHRISTIAN, MIKE CHRONISTER, PAUL—C.O.E. 67-68 CLARK, DENNIS CLARK, SANDY CLARK, GARY COATS, JOYCE—Band 64-68, Pep Club 66-68, Girls Chorus 66-67, Ensemble 67-68, Girls’ Chorus President, Alternate for Girls’ State, Vice President Mulettes, Choir 67-68, NIKE 67-68 260 COCHRAN, LINDA—Band 65-68, Pep Club 67-68, F.B.L.A. 67-68 COLEMAN, CLARENCE CONOVER, NANCY COOK, RALPH—Concert Choir 65-68, Drama Club 66-68, National Honor Society 67-68, Student Coun- cil 67-68, Sr. Class Vice President 67-68, Thespian Society 66-68, Vocal Ensemble 65-68, President of Choir 66-68, Choir Public Relations Manager COWART, JOHN COWART, RANDY—Band 64-66, Football 64-66, Key Club 67-68, Dramatics Club 67-68, Highlights of Broadway 67-68, French Club 67-68, Science Club 66- 67, Student Council 66-67 COWART, RICKY CRABTREE, DAVID—Science Club—65-66, C.O.E. 67- 68, F.T.A. 67-68 CROSS, LARRY CROWE, BETTY—F.T.A. 65-68, F.T.A. District President 66-67, F.T.A. District Vice-President 67- 68, Poplar Bluff Players 65-68, Thespian Society 67- 68, Debate Club 67-68, Debate Club Secretary 65-68, National Honor Society 67-68, Bluff Staff 66-68, Bluff Staff Curriculum Editor 67-68, Most Dependable Sophomore Girl, Most Dependable Junior Girl, Band 64-68, Pep Band 65-66, Student Council 67-68, Quill and Scroll 66-68 CUMBEE, NANCY—Band 64-68, Band Vice Presi- dent 67-68, Pep Band 65-68, Concert Choir 65-68, F.T.A. 65-68, F.T.A. Songleader 67-68, F.T.A. Pianist 66-67, Spanish Club 66-67, Pep Club 65-67, Girls’ Chorus Pianist and Secretary 66-67, Ensemble 67-68 DANNER, CHARLES—Honor Roll 64-68, National Honor Society 67-68, Valentine Royalty 66-67, Stu- dent Council 66-68, Cross Country 65-68, Basketball 66-68, Golf 65-68, Band 64-65, Key Club 65-67 DARE, MARY-—Band 65-68, Mulettes 67-68 DAVIDSON, STEVEN DAVIS, SANDRA—Library Club 64-65, P.E. Majors, C.O.E. 65-66, F.T.A. 67-68 DAVIS, TIMOTHY—Track 64-65, Basketball 64-65, Math Club 65-66, C.O.E. 66-68 DEMARSH, DARRELL—Marching Band 65-68, Concert Band 65-68, Pep Band 66-68, Track 66-67 DIVINE, MIKE DOWD, KENNETH DRIEST, LINDA DUDLEY, WILLIS DUFFY, DAVID DUGGER, WILMA—Courtesy Award 64-65, C.O.E. 66-68, V.I.C.A. 66-68 DUNEHOO, SHARON DUNIVAN, FAYE—C.O.E. 67-68, F.H.A. 64-68, NIKE 67-68, Math Club 64-65, Science Club 64-65 DUNLAP, DORRIS EAKER, MIKE EDWARDS, MIKE ELDER, JUDY—F.H.A. 64-65, G.A.A. 65-66, Stu- dent Council 66-67 ELLIOTT, JOHN ELLIS, STEVE—C.O.E. 67-68 ELLISON, JANICE—Track 64-65, F.B.L.A. 67-68, C.O.E. 67-68 ELLISON, VALERIE—C.O.E. 67-68, V.I.C.A. 67-68, F.B.L.A. 67-68 EMBREE, THOMAS—Pep Club 66-67, F.E.E.T. 66- 67 EMMONS, GARY—Gol'f 67-68 ENGLAND, SHARON ENGLISH, SHARON ENGLISH, SANDRA EZELL, GEORGE EZELL, DAVID FAIRLESS, JOHN FAITH, ROGER FARRIS, DEBBIE—Girls’ Chorus 64-67, Vice-Presi- dent of Girls’ Chorus 65-66, Mixed Chorus 66-68 FAUGHN, FRANCES—Librarian 64-65, Office As- sistant 64-65 FERGUSON, RICHARD FIELDS, GWEN—F.H.A. 64-68, F.T.A. 66-68, Pep Club 67-68, C.O.E. 67-68, F.B.L.A. 67-68 FLOWERS, EUGENE FORREST, JAMES—Ensemble 65-68, Concert Choir 65- 68, C.O.E. 66-67, Boys Chorus 66-67, P.B. Players 67-68, Boys Chorus President 66-67, Student Council 66- 67 FOSTER, LESLIE FOSTER, SUSAN—Band 65-68, National Honor So- ciety 67-68, Pep Club 65-66, F.T.A. 65-68, Spanish Club 66-68, President of Spanish Club 67-68, NIKE 67- 68 FOXX, DENNIS—Concert Choir 66-67, 67-68 FREEMAN, RAYMOND FRENSLEY, JOE FULLER, HOWARD GARRETT, DOYLE—Student Council 66-67, Boys’ Chorus Vice President 66-67, Concert Choir 67-68 GIBBS, CLIFFORD—C.O.E. 67-68 GIBSON, SUE—F.B.L.A. 67-68, F.H.A. 64-67, Span- ish Club 67-68, National Honor Society 67-68 261 GLAZE, DAVID—C.O.E. GOFF, MIKE—C.O.E. 67-68 GOFORTH, LINDA GORMAN, MIKE—Pep Club 66-67, C.O.E. 67-68 GORMAN, RENEE GRAHAM, CHARLOTTE—Pep Club 66-67, Drama Club 66-67, Concert Choir 66-67, G.A.A. 66-67 GRAY, YVONNE—Band 64-68, Pep Club 65-67, French Club 66-68 GREATHOUSE, LINDA GREEN, RICK GREENE, LINDA GREER, BRUCE C.—Junior Police Captain 65-66, Junior Police Chief 66-67, Student Council 66-67, Student Council Vice-President 67-68 GREER, JAMES GREER, LINDA GREER, SANDRA GREGORY, HAROLD GRIFFIN, BOYD—C.O.E. 67-68 GRIFFIN, CHARIS GRIFFIN, JOHN GROBE, LARRY—C.O.E. 67-68 GROVES, JIM GULLEDGE, JACK—C.O.E. 66-68, C.O.E. Vice- President 66-67, Student Council 66-67 GUNN, AUTHUR GUNTER, CECIL HAMMER, JANICE—Cheerleader 64-65, Pep Club 65-68, F.T.A. 66-68, Student Council 65-67, Band 64-68, Pep Band 66-68, Band President 67-68, NIKE F.B.L.A. 67-68 HAMPTON, KELLY HANKS, WILLIAM HANNER, MARGARET—C.O.E. 67-68 HARKEY, DEBBIE—C.O.E. 66-68 HAUPT, DEBORAH—F.T.A. 65-68, F.T.A. Treas- urer 67-86, F.H. V 64-65, Spanish Club 67-68, Con- cert Choir 67-68, Girls Chorus 66-67 HAWKINS, LARRY HAWTHORNE, ROBERT HENDRICKSON, PATRICIA HENDRIX, DAVID HENSON, DONALD HENSON, JANE—Pep Club 65-66, F.H.A. Presi- dent 64-68, F.H.A. Reporter 65-66, F.H.A. Vice Presi- dent 66-67, F.H.A. Regional Treasurer 66-67, Student Council 66-67, Student Council Treasurer 67-68, NIKE Treasurer, Girls State 66-67, Spanish Club 67-68, F.T.A. 67-68, F.B.L.A. 67-68 HICKERSON, RONALD HICKS, CHAROLET HILL, BARBARA HILL, BRENDA HILLIS, GREGORY HILLIS, JANICE HILLIS, LARRY HINE, GARLAND HINES, GREG HINES, RICKY HINTON, LORRELL HODGE, DIANA HODGE, FRANK HODGINS, CAROLYN HOFFMAN, ADAM—Golf 65-68, Key Club 65-67 HOLDEN, DONNA HOLLOWAY, BRUCE—Basketball 64-68, Sopho- more Pilgrimage, Cross Country 66-68, Key Club Vice- President 66-67, National Honor Society 67-68, Valen- tine King, Most Dependable Junior Boy, F.T.A. 66- 68, Drama Club 66-68 HOOK, JANICE—Pep Club 65-68, French Club 65- 68, Quill Scroll 66-68, Bluffer Staff 66-68, Bluffer Showcase 66-68, Bluffer Staff Research Editor HOPPER, ROCKIE HOWARD, LANA—Band 65-68 HUDSON, CATHY HUNTER, MARY—Mixed Chorus 65-67, Concert Choir 65-67, Biology Lab Assistant 66-67, Student Council 66-67, F.B.L.A. 67-68, Cafeteria Help 66-67 JACO, CHARLES—P. B. Players 66-67, P. B. Play- ers Reporter 66-67, Debate Club 66-68, Debate Club Historian 67-68, Thespians 66-67, Interact 66-68, Photography 67-68. National Merit State Finalist 67- 68, Best Actor in District 67 JACKSON, ALLEN—Math Club 65-66, Science Club 65-68, Science Club Vice-President 66-67, Sci- ence Club President 67-68, F E E T. Reporter 66-67, Photography Club 66-68, Student Council 66-68, Travel Club 66-67 JEFFRIES, CARLOS—F.F.A. 66-68, C.O.E. 67-68 JEFFRIES, JERRY—Student Council 66-67, C.O.E. 66- 68 JERROLDS, LINDA JETER, JIM BOB JOHNSON, BRENDA JOHNSON, GARY.—Bluffer 67-68, Quill Scroll 67-68 262 JOHNSON, KAREN—F.H.A. 64-65, Drama Club 65- 68, Pep Club 66-67, F.T.A. 66-68, Bluffer Staff 66- 68, Bluffer Staff Exchange Editor 67-68, Rainbow Girls, NIKE, Quill Scroll 67-68 JOHNSON, PAULA JOHNSON, SUSANNE—French Club 65-67, P.B. Players 65-68, National Thespian Society 66-68, Thes- pian Society Reporter 67-68, F.T.A. 66-68, F.T.A. Parliamentarian 67-68, Quill Scroll 66-68, Student Council 66-67, Bluffer Staff 66-68, Bluffer Staff News Editor 66-68 JONES, DONALD JONES, GLORIA JONES, VIRGINIA—C.O.E. 67-68, F.H.A. 64-65 JORDON, JOE—C.O.E. 66-68 KEARBY, ALVIN—Band 64-67, Pep Band 65-66 KEARBY, EDDIE KELLY, STEPHEN KETCHERSIDE, ERNEST—Science Club 65-66, Math Club 65-66, Drama Club 66-68, Drama Club Reporter, Thespian Society 67-68, Student Council 67- 68 KETCHERSIDE, JAMES—F.F.A. 65-66, C.O.E. 66- 68, Football 66-67 KIMBROW, THOMAS KING, HOLLY—Band 65-68, F.T.A. 65-68, French Club 66-67, Pep Club 65-68, P.B.Y.C. 67-68, G.A.A. 66-67 KINWORTHY, LARRY KISNER, JANICE—F.H.A. 64-65, F.H.A. Queen 64- 65, Pep Club 65-66, F.H.A. Secretary 66-67, G.A.A. 66-67, Student Council 66-67, C.O.E. 67-68 KNIGHT, MARY—Math Club 65-66, Science Club 65-66, Science Club Secretary 65-66, Drama Club 65- 66, Student Council 65-67, Ensemble Band 65-66, Graduation Band 65-67, P.B. Players 66-68, National Honor Society 66-68, Band 64-68, Maroon Band Secretary treasurer 67-68, Honor Roll 64-68, Driver Of The Month KNUCKLES, BRENDA KNUCKLES, JAMES LAMPKIN, BEVERLY—F.H.A. 65-68, Concert and Marching Band 64-68, Pep Club 66-68, Graduation Band 65-67, F.H.A. Recreation Leader 66-67 LASSWEL, BEN PAUL LAUGHLIN, LOIS—Spanish Club 65-68, F.H.A. 65- 66, G.A.A. 66-68, F.B.L.A. 67-68, Volleyball Club 66- 67 LAUNIUS, KENNETH—Math Club 65-66, C.O.E. 67- 68 LAWRENCE, BARBARA LAWS, EDNA LEE, JETTIE LEGRAND, ROBERT LEMONDS, MARY LILEY, SHARON—F.H.A. 64-65, French Club 67- 68, Travel Club 67-68 LINN, ALISON—Pep Club 66-68, French Club 66- 67, F.T.A. 66-68, Band 64-68, Pep Band 66-68, NIKE LIVINGSTON, RANDY—Football mgr. 65-67, Bas- ketball mgr. 66-68, Track mgr. 66-68, Band 66-68, Key Club 66-67, Student 65-66 LONGHIBLER, HENRIETTA LOVE, CHARLES—Basketball 65-66, Spanish Club 65- 66, Key Club 66-67 LUX,CAROL MC ANULTY, CAROL MC ANULTY, RUTH MCCARTHY, KATHLEEN—Band 64-68, Drama Club 65-68, French Club 66-67, F.T.A. 66-68, Driver of the Month, Honor Society 67-68, Graduation Band 66- 67, Student Council 66-67, Girls Chorus President 66-67, Mixed Chorus 67-68, Highlights of Broadway 65- 68, NIKE MC CARTHY, MAUREEN—Band 65-67, Girls Cho- rus 66-67, Mixed Chorus 67-68, P.B. Players 65- 68, French Club 65-68, Mulettes 67-68 MC CUBBIN, DIANE MC DOLE, MARVA—French Club 65-66, Pep Club 66- 67, Bluff Staff 66-68, Bluff Staff Organizations Editor 67-68, Band 64-68, Quill And Scroll 66-68, Quill and Scroll Treasurer 67-68, National Honor So- ciety 67-68 MC GATH, TERRY MCGOWAN, MARSHA—1st Attendant Valentine Royalty 66, Student Council 65-66, Cheerleader 65- 68, B-Team Head Cheerleader 65-66, F.T.A. 67-68, Pep Club 56-68, Quill Scroll 67-68, National Hon- or Society 67-68, Bluff Staff 67-68, Bluff Staff Editor 67-68, Executive Youth Council 67, Football Homecoming Queen 67 MCGOWEN, BRENDA—F.T.A. 66-68, Spanish Club 67-68, Bluff Staff 67-68, Quill Scroll 66-68 MCKEE, GARY MCNEELEY, LINDA—Girls Chorus 64-68, F.T.A. 65-68, F.B.L.A. 67-68 MC PHEETERS, LUCY MC VEY, PAUL MAGILL, GEORGE MANNS, CATHE—F.H.A. 65-65, C.O.E. 66-68, Math Club 65-66 MARLER, DONALD—Band 65-66, Debate Club 65-67, Interact Club 65-68, Interact Treasurer 65-66, 263 F.T.A. 65-68, F.T.A. Parliamentarian 66-67, French Club 66-68, Concert Choir 67-68, Ensemble 67-68, French Club Vice-President 67-68, National Honor Society 67-68 MARSHALL, KENNY MARSHAUS, KURT—Cross Country 65-66, Track 66- 67, Interact 66-68, Interact Vice-President 67-68, Demolay, Science Club 66-67, Audio Visual 64-65 MARTIN, ALICE MARTIN, MARILYN—Science Club Reporter 65- 66, G.A.A. 65-66, F.H.A. 66-67, F.B.L.A. 66-67, Pep Club 66-67, F.T.A. 67-68, F.B.L.A. Reporter 67- 68 MATHIAS, PAT—B-Team Cheerleaders 65-66, Pep Club 65-68, French Club 66-67, F.T.A. 66-68, Var- sity Cheerleader 67-68, Bluff Staff 66-68, Bluff Staff Classes Editor 67-68, Quill Scroll 66-68, Key Club Calender Girl 66-67, Student Council 65-66, 67- 68 MATTHEWS, BETTY—Chorus 64-65, F.H.A. 64- 65, G.A.A. 65-66, C.O.E. 66-68, Spanish Club 67-68 MEADOR, CAROLYN MEDLEY, REBA—F.H.A. 65-68, F.B.L.A. 66-67, F.B.L.A. Vice-President 67-68, French Club 67-68 MICHAEL, MARLENE MIDDLETON, ROY—Debate Club 64-67, F.T.A. 66-68, French Club 65-67, Science Club 64-65, Pep Band 64-65 MILLER, BESSIE MILLER, CONNIE—F.H.A. 64-65, C.O.E. 67-68, Girls Chorus 67-68 MILLER, JEAN MILNER, GEORGE MITCHELL, CHARLES MITCHELLE, RANDY MONTGOMERY, SANDY—F.T.A. 65-68, F.T.A. District Reporter 67-68, Drama Club 65-68, Drama Club Vice-President 67-68, Pep Club 65-66, Nation- al Honor Society 67-68, Quill Scroll 67-68, Bluffer Staff 67-68, Bluffer Staff Feature Editor 67-68, Thes- pian Society 66-68, Thespian Secretary 67-68, Girls State Alternate 67, P.B.Y.C. Sr. Representative MOORE, BILLY—C.O.E. 67-68 MOORE, ROGER—Key Club 66-67, Demolay MORRIS, GLENDA—Chorus 67-68, C.O.E. 67-68, Choir 64-67, G.A.A. 66-67 MOSER, GLORIA MUNDIS, DAVID MURPHY, BETTYE—National Honor Society 67- 68, C.O.E. 67-68, V.I.C.A. 67-68, F.B.L.A. 67-68 MUSBACH, DEBORAH—P. B. Players 65-68, Span- ish Club 66-68, National Honor Society 67-68, TTies- pian Society 67-68, NIKE 67-68, National Honor Society Recording Secretary 67-68 MYHRE, THORVALD NESLER, IZETTA—C.O.E. 67-68 NESLER, QUININ NEWTON, KENNY NICHOLS, LARRY NOEL, GARY NOON, RANDALL NORMAN, BILLY NUTTER, CAROLE—F.H.A. 65-67, F.H.A. Junior Homemaker, Pep Club 66-67, Student Council 66-67, Library Club 66-67, Drama Club 67-68, F.T.A. 67- 68, F.T.A. Historian 67-68, C.O.E. 67-68 OPPERMANN, JEAN—Pep Club 65-67, F.T.A. 65- 68, Drama Club 65-68, Thespian Society 65-68, Band 64- 67, Majorette 64-67, French Club 66-68 ORO, ALBERTO OWEN, GLEN PARKIN, DONALD PARSONS, KARL PATTERSON, RONNIE PATTON, MIKE PAYNE, DENNIS—Basketball 64-68, Key Club 65- 67, Track PENN, TERRY PENNINGTON, CAROL PINNER, DONNA PIPER, JOHN—Sophomore Class resident 65-66, Junior Class Vice-President 66-67, Most Popular Soph- omore Boy, Most Popular Junior Boy, Most Popular Senior Boy, Student Council President 67-68, Foot- ball 65-68, Drama Club 65-68, Key Club 65-67, Na- tional Honor Society 67-68, Student Council 65-68, Quill Scroll 66-68, Bluff Staff 66-68, Little Abner 65- 66, Basketball 65-68, Sports Editor Bluff Staff 67-68, All Conference Safety 67 PITT, JIMMY—Freshman Class President, C.O.E. 66- 68, Science Club 65-66 PITTMAN, MIKE—Football 66, Weight Training 67- 68, Student Council 67-68, Vice-President Boys Chorus 66-67, Pep Club 66-67 POGUE, JANET—P. B. Players 66-68, National Honor Society 66-68, F.T.A. 66-68, F.T.A. Reporter 67-68, Pep Club 66-67, Band 65-68, Thespian So- ciety 67-68, NIKE Bluffer Staff 67-68, Charley’s Travel Club 67-68, Quill Scroll 67-68, POWELL, LOUISE—G.A.A. 65-66, F.H.A. 64-65 PULLMAN, RON QUIGLEY, BRUCE—Spanish Club 65-66, Boys Cho- 264 rus 66-67, Librarian Boys Chorus 66-67, Mixed Cho- rus 67-68, Bluffer Staff 67-68, Quill Scroll 67-68, Drama Club 67-68, Interact 67-68 RAYFORD, DOROTHY REED, WINDELL REXROAT, DAVID RICE, EARL—C.O.E. 66-68, F.F.A. 64-66 RICHARDSON, GUY—Football 65, Basketball 64- 65, French Club 65-68, Key Club 66-68, Drama Club 66- 68, National Honor Society 67-68, Best Support- ing Actor Award” 67, French Club President 67-68, National Thespians Society 67-68, Key Club Secretary 67- 68, Scholastic Letter 66-67, National Honor So- ciety Sargeant-at-arms 67-68, Interact 66-67, Bluffer Staff 66-67 RIDGE, MARY LOU—Freshman Head Majorette, Band 64-65, B-Team Cheerleader 65-66, F.T.A. 65- 68, Drama Club 65-68, Pep Club 65-67, Highlights of Broadway 65-68, Thespian Society 66-68, P.B.Y.C. Vice-President 67-67, P.B.Y.C. 67-68, NIKE RIEVLEY, RETA—F.H.A. 64-65 RIGGS, LOREN ROACH, ROBBIE—Pep Club 66-67, C.O.E. 67-68 ROBERSON, SHEILA ROBINSON, JUDY—Senior Class President, Cheer- leader 65-68, Head Cheerleader 67-68, P.B.Y.C. 67- 68, Mixed Chorus 67-68, Student Council 66-68, Ex- ecutive Youth Council 66-67, National Honor So- ciety 67-68, F.T.A. 65-68, F.T.A. reporter 66-67, French Club 66-67, Pep Club 65-68, Junior Class President, Basketball Homecoming Queen 67, Most Popular Junior Girl, Key Club Calendar Girl, 1st attendant to Daisy Mae, Sophomore Class Vice-Pres- ident, Sophomore Valentine Queen, Most Popular Sophomore Girl, Most Popular Senior Girl ROBINSON, MIKE—Football 65-68, Track 65-66, F.F.A. 64-67, C.O.E. 67-68 ROBINSON, RONNIE ROLAND, LINDA ROMINE, ELIZABETH ROMMEL, CARL ROMMEL, MIKE RUSH, PAT—F.B.L.A. 66-67, C.O.E. 67-68, Pep Club 64-65 RUSH, SHERRY—Pep Club 65-66, F.H.A. 67-68, F.B.L.A. 67-68, C.O.E. 67-68 RUSHIN, ROBERT—Football 65-66, C.O.E. 67-68 SANDERS, STEVEN—Science Club 64-67, Math Club 64-66, French Club 66, Interact Club 66-67, Bluffer Business Manager 67-68, Interact Secretary 67-68, Quill Scroll 67-68 SAULSBERY, PEGGY—64-65 Mixed Chorus Ac- companist, Girls Chorus Accompanist and Secretary- Treasurer 65-66, Ensemble 65-66, Concert Choir Ac- companist 65-68 SAYLORS, RONALD SCHALK, MARGIE—Majorette 64-65, Band 64-66, Pep Club 65-66, Key Club Calender Girl, C.O.E. 67- 68 SCHOLL, MARTHA—French Club 65-66, Pep Club 66- 67, Mullettes 67-68, F.T.A. 67-68, F.B.L.A. 67- 68 SCOTT, ROY—Demolay 65-66, Pep Club 66-67, French Club 66-68, Demolay 66-68 SEESENGOOD, BRENDA—F.H.A. 67-68, C.O.E. 67- 68, F.B.L.A. 67-68 SEESENGOOD, BRUCE—C.O.E. 67-68 SEIB, ROSEMARY—Debate Club 65-68, Debate Club President 67-68, French Club 66-67, G.A.A. 66- 67, Science Club 66-67, F.T.A. 66-68, Editor of the Bluff 67-68, Senior Class Secretary 67-68 SHAMBLIN, BRENDA SHELTON, LARRY—Football 65-67, Key Club 65- 66 SKILLINGS, PHIL SLINKARD, LINDA—Band 64-68, Pep Band 64- 65, Girls Chorus 67-68, Concert Choir 67-68, Mixed Chorus 66-67, Pep Club 66-67, French Club 65-67, P. B. Players 65-68, Drama Club Secretary 67-68, Thespian Society 64-68, Thespian Society Secretary 66-67, Highlights of Broadway 65-68, Alternate to Girls State 66-67, National Honor Society 67-68, NIKE SLUSHER, DIANE—F.H.A. 64-66, F.H.A. Devo- tional Leader 65-66, F.B.L.A. 66-68, F.B.L.A. Presi- dent 66-67, C.O.E. 67-68 SMITH, DENNIS SMITH, ROBERT SMOTHERS, LARRY SPARKMAN, PAT—F.T.A. 65-67, Drama Club 67- 68, F.B.L.A. 67-68, Mulettes 67-68 SPENCER, SHARON—F.H.A. 64-66, F.B.L.A. 65- 68, C.O.E. 67-68 SPRADLING, DANNY STAED, ANNE—F.T.A. 66-68, F.H.A. 64-65, French Club 65-67, Drama Club 65-68, Student Coun- cil 67-68, Thespian Society 66-68, G.A.A. 65-66, STARWALT, GAYLE—Band 64-68, Majorette 64- 68, F.T.A. 65-68, P.B. Players 65-68, Publicity Man- ager, Thespian Society 66-68, Unsung Hero Award 67, Pep Club 65-67, Quill Scroll 68, Bluffer Staff Busi- ness Manager 68, French Club 66-67 STILL, RON STOKELY, PETER STUCKER, LARRY STUCKER, SUE—Band 64-68, Pep Band 66-67, F.B.L.A. 66-68, Mulettes 67-68, F.B.L.A. Treasurer 265 67-68, F.T.A. 67-68, French Club 67-68 STURGEON, SHERRY—F.B.L.A. 67-68, F.H.A. 67- 68, Pep Club 66-67 SURRATT, MELVIN SWAIN, CAROL—Sophomore Class Secretary, Pep Club 65-66, Junior Class Secretary, Quill Scroll 66- 67, Thespian Society 65-68, Thespian Society Reporter 66- 67, Drama Club 65-68, French Club 65-68, French Club Vice-President 66-67, F.T.A. 65-68, F.T.A. Re- porter 66-67, Vocal Ensemble 65-66, Band 64-68, Missouri Girls State 67, State Supreme Court Justice —Mo. Girls State, Student Council 66-68, Concert Choir 67-68, Bluffer Staff 65-67, Bluffer Staff Sports Editor 66-67, National Honor Society 67-68, NIKE, NIKE Club President 67-68, Highlights of Broad- way 65-68, National Honor Society Corres. Secretary 67- 68, French Club Reporter 67-68 TACKETT, MIKE—C.O.E. 66-68 TATUM, CYNTHIA—Band 64-68, Sophomore Class Treasurer, P.B. Players 65-68, Highlights of Broad- way, Pianist 65-68, F.T.A. 65-68, F.T.A. Vice-Presi- dent 66-67, F.T.A. President 67-68, National Thes- pian Society 66-68, Reporter 66-67, Pep Club 66-67. Student Council 66-68, French Club 66-68, Driver Of The Month 67, Girls State Representative 67, Na- tional Honor Society 67-68, National Honor Society Vice President 67-68, NIKE, Secretary OF NIKE 67-68, Senior Class Treasurer TALKINGTON, MARK TAYLOR, JANICE—F.H.A. 67-68, F.B.L.A. 67-68, Cheerleader 64-66, Pep Club 65-67 TAYLOR, JUDY—Pep Club 65-68, F.T.A. 65-68, F.H.A. 65-68, Drama Club 66-67, French Club 67-68, F.B.LA. 67-68, F.B.L.A. President 67-68 TETIDRICH, JOHN THACKER, REBECCA—Concert Choir 67-68, En- semble 67-68, Spanish Club 65-68, National Honor Society 67-68, Mixed Chorus 65-67 TINSLEY, JOHN TROUSDALE, DON TURPIN, CONNIE TURPIN, MIKE VENABLE, CHARLETT VINYARD, SONDRA WAGGANER, ANN—F.H.A. 64-65, C.O.E. 66-68, Girls Chorus 66-67 WALDEN, PAT WALKER, ELLEN—C.O.E. 66-68, V.I.C.A. 66-68 WALKER, YVONNE WALLIS, CONNIE—F.B.L.A. 67-68, F.H.A. 64-68, Pep Club 65-66 WALLIS, NELSON WARD, DELORES WARD, BRENDA WARD, CHARLES WARD, GARY WEATHERFORD, CHRIS—C.O.E. 67-68 WELLS, LINDA—Drama Club 65-68, Pep Band 64- 68, Thespian Society 66-68, Band 64-68, NIKE WEST, JO MARGARET WHEELIS, DARYELL WHEELIS, GARY WHITE, JAM—F.T.A. 64-65, C.O.E. 67-68, Band 63-64, Band 64-65 WHITE, PAULINE—F.H.A. 66-67, G.A.A. 66-67, F.T.A. 66-68, Pep Club 66-67, C.O.E. 67-68, Stu- dent Council 67-68, F.B.L.A. 67-68, F.B.L.A. His- torian 67-68 WHITEAKER, ROBERT WILBUR, MARIE WILHOIT, LIANE—Pep Club 65-68, Band 65-68, Drama Club 65-68, French Club 66-67, Thespian So- ciety 66-68 WILLIAMS, ELOISE—C.O.E. 67-68, Chorus 67-68 WILLIAMS, JO ANNE WILLIAMS, KENNETH WILLIAMS, LARRY WILLIAMS, SHERRY—C.O.E. 66-68, F.H.A. 64- 65 WILLIAMS, TERI—C.O.E. 67-68 WILLIAMS, ZELBERT WILLIS, CAROL WILLIS, JERRY—C.O.E. 66-68 WILSON, LEONARD—Band 64-68, Pep Band 66- 68, Golf 64-68, Key Club 65-68, Boys State 67, Stu- dent Council 66-67, Board of Directors Key Club 67- 68 WILSON, LINDY—Concert Choir 64-68, Secretary- Treasurer 67-68, Ensemble 66-68, Drama Club 66- 68, Thespian Society 67-68, NIKE, NIKE Vice-Presi- dent 67-68, Student Council 67-68, Girls State 67 WILSON, PATRICIA WILSON, PATSY WOLPERS, JOHN WOLPERS, KIM WOODEN, LARRY WOODS, RONALD—Band 64-68, French Club 65- 66, Basketball 65-66, Sports Editor Bluffer 67-68, Quill Scroll 67-68 WORLEY, LINDEL WRIGHT, DAVID—C.O.E. 67-68 WYATT, BEN 266 Index Abney, LaRose—160 Abshccr, Terri—97, 130 Acre, John—102. 202 Aden, Joyce—202 Aden. Judy—160 Aden, Terry—180 Aldridge, Roger—180 Alexander Belinda—108, 202 Alexander, Clifford—130 Alexander, Doris—108, 202 Alexander, Hurschel—121, 160 Alexander, John—180 Alexander, Kerry—180 Alford, Robin—180 Alford, Sammy— Allensworth, George—202 Allen, Hubert— Allen, Jack—180 Allen, John— Allen. Michael—67, 69. 71, 74, 86. 103, 130 Allen. Richard—180 Allen, Terry—78, 202 Allen, Vickie—116, 122, 180 Allcs, Sharon—160 Anderson, Donald—202 Anderson, Donnell— Anderson, Margaret—108, 202 Anderson, Janet—160 Anderson. Pfcggy—97. 202 Anderson, Treasa—160 Anderson, Willie— Angle, Deborah—121, 130 Anthony. Linda—94. 118, 122, 130 Arment, Cynthia—108, 202 Arment, Steve—67, 69, 71, 72, 86, 107, 130 Amac, Gary—202 Arnac, Stanley—130 Arrington, Pat—130 Ashbaugh, Billy—130 AuBuchon, Donald—180 AuBuchon. Raymond—202 AuBuchon, Zita—130. 54 Austin, Joe 130 Austin, Steve— Ayers, Gary—100, 103, 96, 97, 131 Aylor, Christy—108, 202 Bacon. Michael—202 Badgley, Mona 202 Bagby. Janet—97, 131 Baggett, Judy—180 Bailey, Bill—180. Bailey. Carolyn—103, 110, 202 Baker, Charles—84, 85 Baker, James—202 Baker, Merna—106, 112, 180 Baker, Mary—108, 202 Baker. Steve—160 Ballard, Phyllis—160 Ballew, Randel—67, 180 Ballowe, Gregory—131 Banks. Don— Bankston, Billy—180 Barbour, Danny—67, 68, 86, 160 Barbour. Rose—108, 112, 202 Barker. Dennis—180 Barker. Horace—202 Barks, Rosalee—180 Barnard, Brenda—97, 108. 180 Bames. Cathe—59. 102, 131 Barnes. Debra—202 Barnes. John—180 Bames. Phillip—202 Bames, Ricky—202 Barnes, Vicki—96. 106, 116, 122, 123, 160 Barnhill. Deborah—160 Barriner. Barbara—180 Barriner. Kenneth—86, 121. 131 Barriner. Martha— Basham. Mary—112, 122, 180 Bassham, Jean—99, 119, 202 Bassham, Mary—99. 116, 119, 122, 160 Bassham, Randy—56, 131 Bassham, Teresa—202 Bates, Sandra—131 Bates, Sharon—97, 160 Batson, William—67. 180 Battles. Mary—108, 203 Baumeistcr, Jackie—97, 180 Bausworth, Jimmy—180 Baxter. Sherry—113, 203 Baygents, Jeff—112, 203 Baygents, Dill— Bean, John—203 Beard, Kathleen—160 Beard. Nancy—131 Beck, Rayburn— Beck, Raymond—180 Beckham. Gary— Bcights, Saralie—99, 116, 117, 160 Bellamy, Pam—203 Bellamy, Terry— Belknap. Joan—108. 122. 180 Belt, Dennis—160 Belt, Loretta—181 Bennett, Jerry—59, 131 Bennett, Tony—121, 160 Berry. Debbie—103. 106, 160 Berry, Kathy—116, 160 Berry. Marvin—181 Berry, Randy—124, 203 Berry, Robert,—181 Berry. Shirley—203 Bess. Suaanne—108, 203 Bethel. Cheryl—95. 99. 122. 160 Biggs, Steve— Bilderback, Harold—160 Bilkey. Diana—97, 105, 110, 116, 122, 160 Bilkey, Sondra—97, 105. 110, 112, 116, 113 Billington. Linda—108, 112 Billips, Amos—181 Birdsong, Billy— Birdsong, Blake— Birdsong, Danny—160 Birdsong, Darlene—121, 160 Birdsong. David—181 Birdsong, Janis—97, 131 Black, Gayle—181 Blackwell. Doyle— Blades. Mary—112, 178, 179, 181 Blakeney, Susan—120, 160 Blaylock. Joyce—203 Blood worth. Charles—67. 95. 181 Bocek. Shirley—52. 58. 96. 100. 105, 110, 112, 115, 116, 132 Bodine, Sally—95. 108, 113, 181 Bolin, Karen—203 Bolin. Roger—55. 94, 95. 132 Booker, Philip—67, 161 Boone, Marga—203 Boone, Patrick—110, 181 Borton, Clifford—132 Borton. Leonard—120 Bounds. Nancy—106, 112, 115, 158, 161 Bowman, Roger— Boxx, Billy—132 Boxx, Shirley—181 Boyd, Danny—132 Boyd. Early—108, 203 Boyer, Bruce—203 Boyer, Ivan—161 Boyer, Mary—161 Boyers, Melvin—51. 67, 70. 103, 124. 125. 161 Boyer, Randy—203 Boyle. Patricia—95. 106, 110, 122 Bradley. Earl— Bradley, John—108, 203 Bradley, Kathy—121, 132 Brake, Susan—121 Brame, Oddis— Brame, Tolman—181, 203 Brandon, Donald—108, 203 Brandon. Revia—106, 108, 116, 117, 161 Brandt, Deborah—161 Branum, Ronnie—181 Bratcher, Thomas—83. l6l Breeden, Tom—181 Brcithaupt, Jo Ann—106, 115, 161 Bremcrmann, Robin—161 Brent. Brenda—132 Brewer, Earnest— Brewer. Margaret—132 Bridges, Jimmy—203 Brinkley, Truman—161 Briscoe, William—203 Bristow, Jim—67, 94, 161 Britt, Rural—161 Britt, Wayne—203 Brown, Connie—203 Brown. Debie—50. 95. 108, 109. 122. 181 Brown. Debbie—50, 103, 108, 201, 203 Brown, Donald—121 Brown, Ellsinore— Brown. John—67. 69. 71, 72, 74. 129, 132 Brown. Julia—59. 99. 113, 132 Brown, Kenneth—203 Brown, Lavern—108, 203 Brown, Lynda— Brown, Paulette—108. 112, 203 Brown, Ruth—97, l6l Brown. Teresa—42. 47. 95. 108, 122, 158, 160 Brown. Wesley—204 Brown, Willena—204 Browne, Greg—161 Browne, Gary—97 Browning, Chris—108, 181 Browning, Jerry—108, 181 Bruce. Betty—204 Bruce. Bonny—104, 161 Bruce, Doyal—204 Brum ley, Janet—97 Brumley. Sandra—161 Bryeans, Michael—204 Bryeans. Patricia—204 Bucy, Jerry—132 Buffington, Gayle—204 Bullock, Jane—204 Bullock, James—204 Burkcen, Delora—97, 132 Burkett, James— Burkhart, Martha—204 Butler. Deborah—204 Bynum. Barbara—99. 204 Cain, Kenneth— Caldwell, Rebecca—108, 204 Campbell. Alfred—181 Campbell, Charles—161 Cannaday, Bill—124. 204 Cannaday. Carol—108, 161 Cantrell, Jan—46, 95. 103, 108, 109. 113, 122, 181 Carnahan. Vicki—204 Carnhan, Sherman—204 Carnman, James—204 Carr, Jane—46. 95, 122, 133 Carr. Rcgenia—36. 40. 58. 60. 102, 106, 110, 122. 133 Carter, Bobbie—108, 204 Carter, John—133 Carter. Raymond—204 Casey, Arnold—133 Casey, Dennis—161 Casinger, David—l6l Cates. Brenda—181 Cates. Daniel—204 Cates, Deborah—181 Cato, Randall—181 Cattron, David—121, 133 Chadwick, Connie—38, 105, 106, 118, 161 Chaffin, Ernest—88, 181 270 Chaffin, Judy—201 Chaffin. Troy—181 Chaney, Betty—20-1 Chaney. Van—97. 108. 201 Chastain, Joyce—113, 182 Chatman. Carolyn—120, 133 Chatman. Wanda—97. 133 Childress. Debbie—37. 42, 51. 60. 116, 117. 122. 133 Chilton. Dallas—95 Christian, Barry—102, 182 Christian. Frederick—20-1 Christian. Mike—51. 121. 125. 133 Chronister. Mark—161 Chronister. Paul—120, 133 Chronister. Ronald—88. 89, 182 Clancy. Phyllis—201 Clark, David—l6l Clark, Debbie— Clark. Dennis—133 Clark, Donald—205 Clark, Sandy— Clark. Gary—78. 110 Clark. Gloria—103. 108. 200, 205 Clark, John-38. 58. 107. 122, 123, 162 Clark. Karen—38. 91. 106, 122, 162 Clark. Mac—162 Clark. Marilyn—106. 118. 122. 162 Clark, Mike—182 Clark. Perry—182 Clark. Stan—205 Clark, Victor— Clayton, Rita—162 Cleveland. Sandra—108, 182 Coats. Hartlen—99, 205 Coats. Joyce—59. 95. 96. 100, 106, 115, 122. 133 Coble. Ray—121, 162 Coble, William— Cochran, Linda—95. 106, 118, 133 Coleman. Dcwaync—103 Coleman. Debra—182 Collins, Rhonda—182 Connell. Benita—205 Conner. Kay—94. 112, 162 Conner, Patricia—106, 122, 162 Conner, Tara—182 Conover, Gary—182 Conover, Nancy—134 Cook, Dennis—110, 205 Cook. Ralph—55. 59. 100. 103, 105. HO. Ill, 128. 129, 134 Cook, Stanley—94, 122, 162 Cookson, Paul—108, 205 Cooley. Ellen—112. 205 Cooper, Bob—182 Cooper, Elent—205 Cooper, Gloria—97, 108 Cooper, Larry— Cope. Mary—39. 113, 162 Cope, Mike—182 Cope. Robert—162 Cornman, Donnie—205 Comman. Virginia— Corzine. Debra—112, 205 Costin. Kathy—51. 99. 116, 205 Costin, Peggy—96, 115, 116, 117, 162 Cowart. John—59. 110, 113, 134 Cowart. Stanley—95, 107, 182 Cowart, Richard—94, 107, 113, 134 Crabtree, David—121, 122, 134 Craig, Donna—205 Craig, Lonnie—108, 205 Crain, Jeanne—102, 108, 182 Crain, Tcrrilyn—95, 106, 182 Crawford. Steve—94, 182 Crews, Marilyn—205 Crocker. Randall—182 Crook, Eddie—182 Cross, John—162 Cross. Laddie—95. 107, 122, 182 Cross, Larry—52. 59, 134 Cross, Melbarean—182 Crossen, Judy—182 Crowe. Betty—38. 58. 59. 95. 102, 104, 105. 110. 115. 122. 134 Cumbee. Jim—78, 205 Curnbee. Nancy—55. 94. 96. 100, 115, 122, 123. 134 Cummins, Keeta—97, 162 Cummins. Terry—106, 182 Cummingham. Phyllis—182 Currie, Sharon—108, 162 Currie. Walker—182 Curtis, Deborah—108. 205, Dabbs. Eldra—124. 182 Dabbs. Terry—108, 124 Daggett, Del—205 Dahm, Perry—95, 162 Daily. Clarence—99. 108, 183 Danner. Charles—59. 75. 77. 79. 84. 134 Dare. John—62. 78. 183 Dare. Linda—205 Dare. Mary—94. 97. 106, 134 Darlin, DiAnna—205 Daves, Connie—205 Daves. Donnie— Davidson. Steve—134 Davidson. Susan—97. 116, 183 Davis, Cecil—86, 183 Davis, Buddy—121, 162 Davis, Paul—183 Davis. Ricky—205 Davis. Sandra—135 Davis, Tim—120, 134 Davis. Virginia—94. 113, 122, 183 Dee. Sharon—162 DeFord, Eddie—205 DeGaris. Laura—94. 108. 122, 183 Deitz, Marie—97, 162 Deitz. Kay—99. 113, 183 Delashmit. Sharon—183 DcMarsh. Darrell—95. 134 Dennis. Delbert—183 DePriest, Susan—108. 205 Diamond. Jim—183 Diamond. Karyn—112, 205 Dicken. Jeana—108, 206 Dickens, Richard—206 Dickerson. Sheila—183 Digges. Ellen—162 Digges. Louise—183 Digges. Janet—206 Diggs, Melvin—183 Divinny, Jim—206 Divine, Michael—56, 121, 135 Dixon, Eathel—162 Doherty. Vicki—108, 206 Donnellan. Debbie—103, 206 Donnelbn, Pat—67, 183 Dowd, Kenneth—135 Dowd. Teddy—67, 162 Driest, Linda— Drury, John—67. 78, 108, 183 Drury. Linda—95, 122. 162 Duckett. Rowland—162 Dudley. Willis— Duffy, David— Dugger, Mitchel—162 Dugger. Wilma—120, 135 Duncan, Ricky—124, 183 Duncan. Roberta—206 Dunehoo. Sharon— Dunivan. Faye—115. 116, 135 Dunlap, Doris— Dunlap. Rodney—183 Dunn. Kenny—78. 103. 107. 108, 183 Dunn, Terry—206 Dunning. Kathy—49. 95, 97, 106, 108, 122, 163 Dunning. Linda—183 Eaker. Bethel—99. 116, 163 Eaker. Mike—120, 135 Eakes, Billy—67, 183 Eason, Debbie—183 Eastwood, Richard— Edington, Tom—67, 95, 183 Edwards, Donald—108, 183, 206 Edwards, Eldon— Edwards. Eugene—124 Edwards, Gordon—86, 163 Edwards, Mike—135 Elder, Jacquelyn—122, 163 Elder, Judy—135 Eldridge. Larry—121 Ellington, Tommy—206 Elliott, John—135 Ellis, Beverly—183 Ellis. Cheri—103. 163 Ellis. Michael—112, 183 Ellis, Sandra—97, 206 Ellis. Steve—121, 135 Ellison. Genell—108, 184 Ellison, Janice—121, 135 Ellison. Oliver—67. 108, 184 Ellison, Roy—121, 122, 163 Ellison. Valerie—121, 135 Embrcc. Tom—57 Emerson, Tom— Emmons. Gary— England, Sharon—136 English. Sandra— Ensey, Sharon—121, 163 Esmon, Avis—108, 163 Ethridge. David—206 Evans, James—108, 206 Evans, Michael—163 Evans, Teddy—94, 184 Ezell. George—57, 136 Ezell, David—136 Ezell. Roger—184 Fairless. John—136 Faith. Roger—136 Farmer. Roger—120, 163 Farris. Debbie—91, 136 Farris. Debra—97, 184 Faughn. Doris—206 Faughn. Frances—136 Faughn. Harold—184 Felton, Gary—18 Fenton, Leroy—112, 124, 184 Ferguson, Karen—184 Ferguson. Raymond—206 Ferguson. Richard—67, 71, 136 Ferguson, Terry—97. 184 Feverston. Patsy—206, 116 Fields. Gwen—106, 118, 120, 122, 136 Findley. Steve—104. 107, 184 Finn, Charles—184 Fischer. Gary—163 Fisher, Marilyn—95, 163 Fiskc. Sandra—108, 206 Flanakin. Janice—206 Flatt, Sandy—97. 184 Flowers, Eugene—108, 136 Foote. Dennis—121, 163 Foote. Larry—86, 107, 163 Ford, Jerry—206 Forrest. James—96, 110, 136 Foster, Beverly—184 Foster, Bill—67. 108, 184 Foster. Leslie-54, 59. 108. 112, 137 Foster, Mark—108, 206 Foster. Patsy—206 Foster, Shirley—163 Foster. Susan—59. 95. 112, 115, 122, 137 Foulkes. Charlotta—106, 163 Fowler, Jcrris—163 Fowler. Steve—78. 103, 108. 184 Fox. Dennis—96. 137 Foxx, Victoria—163 Francis. David—86. 94. 100, 107, 184 Francisco, Danny— Francisco, Paulette—97, 184 Franklin, Deborah—95, 115, 122, 163 Franks. Troy— Fred well. Charles—184 Fredwcll, Linda—206 Fredwell, Robert—95, 163 Freeman, James—104, 184 Freeman, Raymond—53. 137 Frensley, Jeanne—97, 184 Frensley, Joe—137 Frost. Daniel— Friedewald. Ed—99. 206 Fuller, Cynthia—97, 181 Fuller. Debby—108, 109, 122. 184 Fuller. Howard—103. 137 Fuller. Virginia—96, 102, 119, 163 Funke. Debbie—95. 106, 108, 122, 184 Funke, Maryanna—108, 206 Fuson. Judy—62. 99. 112, 122, 178, 185 Gallamore, John—108, 207 Gallamore. Roger—121, 163 Gamble, Vicki—163 Garman, Mike—185 Garrett, Bill—185 Garrett, Doyle—96, 137 Garrison, Mary Jo—207 Garrison. Phillys—185 Garrison. Wanda—94. 108, 113, 122. 185 Gattin. Richie—78. 207 Gentry, Linda—185 Gentry. Rebecca—163 George. Cecil—124, 185 Gerber, Fred—207 Gcrnstetter. Roger—185 Gibbs, Clifford—120, 137 Gibson. Faye—108. 122. 185 Gibson. Johnnie—163 Gibson. Melinda— Gibson. Mike—124, 164 Gibson. Mary Sue—59. 112, 118, 137 Gibson. Steve—78. 108. 185 Gilbert, Martha—164 Gilbreath, John—99. 124, 164 Gilham, Debbie—185 Gill. Pamela—207 Gill. Stephen—103. 207 Gillis. Greg—83. 95. 164 Gladney, Arthur—207 G1 asper, Helen—164 Glaze, David—121. 137 Goad. Dean—185 Goff. Michael—121 Goforth, John— Goforth. Linda—137 Good rum. Ollie— Good rum. Rhonda—207 Gordin. Jeanette—185 Gordin, Michael—207 Gordon. Jonah—207 Gorman. Dale—164 Gorman, Renee—137 Gorman, Mike—120, 137 Gossett, Danny—207 Graham. Charlotte—121, 137 Graney. Ken—112, 185 Grant. Lenora—207 Graves. Dennis—185 Gray, Lowery— Gray, Nancy—207 Gray, Yvonne—94, 113, 138 Greathouse, Ellen—164 Greathouse. Linda—121. 138 Greathouse, Neal—164 Green. John—67. 86. 185 Greene. Linda—138 Green. Rick—138 Green. Tcretha—108, 207 Greer. Bruce—102. 138 Greer. Davie—207 Greer. Grace—97, 164 Greer, James—138 Greer, Linda—138 Greer, Sandra—138 Greer. Vicki—108. 185 Gregory. Harold—138 Griffin. Carolyn—97, 164 Griffin, Charis—139 Griffin. Dorothy—185 Griffin, Boyd—120. 138 Griffin, Jearl—124. 185 Griffin, John—138 Griffin. Larry—164 Griffith, Charles— Grigery, Donald—207 Grigcry. Mary Jane—16 1 Grobe. Kenneth—207 Grobe. Larry—121 Grobe. Ronnie— Grove. Jim— Groves. Lee—185 Guffey. Carolyn—164 Gulledge, Gary—164 Gulledgc, Jack—121, 138 Gulledge. Karan—207 Gullett, Lloyd—207 Gullett, Samuel—164 Gullctte, Mark—121, 164 Gulley. Patty—39. 96, 164 Gunnells. Debra—185 Gunn, Arthur—138 Gunter, Cecil—138 Gunter, Joyce—164 Guyton. Rosie—185 Haag. Fred—185 Habry, Doris—207 Hafford, Louella—102, 164 Hager. Wally—207 Haile, Patricia—185 Haley, Doris— Hale, Linda—207 Haley, John—207 Hall, Devona—164 Hall. Mary—108. 207 Hall. Patricia—164 Hames, Jerry—164 Hamilton. Ricky—78. 207 Hammer. Janice—95. 106. 115, 122, 139 Hampton, Kelly— Hampton, Mary—186 Hampton, Phillip—164 Hampton, Scotty—186 Hampton. Steve—78, 99. 208 Hancock. Larry—186 Hanks. William— Hanner. Donna—121 Hanner. Margaret—121, 139 Hanner, Ronald— Hansbrough, Gene—78, 86, 186 Harden, Lucreacia—97, 164 Harkey, Debbie—121, 139 Harley, Shirley—164 Harmon. James—186 Harris, Bettie—97 Harris, Charles—208 Harris, Johnny—78, 108, 208 Harris. Larry—208 Harris, Linda—95, 165 Harris. Nathaniel— Harris, Nelda, 95. 186 Harris. Verna—208 Harrison, Conrad—165 Hartley, Homer— Hartwell. Cynthia—104, 208 Hast. Dennis—186 Hastings, Donna—208 Hastings. Randy—186 Haupt. Deborah—96. 112, 122, 123. 139 Hawkins. Brenda—186 Hawkins. Cleta—120, 165 Hawkins. Larry—114, 124, 139 Hawkins. Nathan—208 Haynes. Jani —108. 186 Hawthorne, Robert—121 Hayes, Bill—165 Hayes. Debbie—108. 116, 165 Hayes. Marlene—97. 186 Haynes, Janice—108, 186 Haynes. Jerry—95. 186 Hays. Junior—120, 124, 165 Heaton, Bill—165 Heliums, Donald—208 Heliums. Ronald—208 Henderson, Steve—165 Hendrickson, Patricia—96, 99, 100, 139 Hendrickson. Vickie—99, 186 Hendrickson, Walter, 99, 165 Hendrix, Clyde—108, 208 Hendrix. David—140 Hendrix. Sandi—97, 186 Hcnford. Dennis— Hcnn, Tammy—208 Hennen, Fred— Hcnnessy. Julie—95. 110. 122, 165 Henshaw, Chris—208 Henshaw, Dale—165 Hensley, Pamela—208 Henson, Donald— Henson. Jane—59. 102, 112, 115, 116, 117, 122, 139 Henson, Marty—208 Henson. Robert—208 Henthorne, Danny—186 Hcppc, Mike—108, 112, 208 Hcrford, Connie—208 Herford, Dennis—186 Hessclrode, Garry—165 Hesselrode. Larry— Hickerson, Ronald—124, 140 Hicks, Charolct—97, 99, 139 Hicks. Kenneth—102, 186 Hicks, Leslie—186 Hicks. Terry—208 Hill. Barbara—130 Hill. Brenda—120, 139 Hill, Cathy—108, 112, 208 Hill, Constance—94, 165 Hill, Gregg—67, 94, 186 Hillis, Greg—120. 140 Hillis. Janice—139 Hillis, Larry—140 Hillis, Lawrence—99, 186 Hillis, Mike—165 Hines, Andrea—208 Hines, Garland—51, 55. 105, 111, 124, 140 Hines, Greg—124. 140 Hines, Ricky—140 Hines. Becky—186 Hinkle, Phillip—208 Hinton, Lorell—67, 71 Hobbs. Debby—95. 116, 122, 165 Hodge, Diana— Hodge. Doris—208 Hodge. Frank—140 Hodge. Marlena— Hodge. Sharon—186 Hodgins, Barbara— Hodgins. Carolyn—165 Hodgins. Marlena— Hodo, Kathy— Hoffman. Adam—84, 140 Hogg. Susan—95, 108, 113, 186 Holden, Donna— Holeman. Clarence—78 Holland. Gloria—209 Holland. Van—186 Hollenbeck. Sheila—97, 165 Hollenbeck. Thomas—108, 187 Hollingsworth, Helen—209 Hollis, Andrew’—209 Hollis, Churise—108, 209 Hollis. Rise—121 Holloway. Bruce—59. 75. 76. 79 Holloway. Gary—108, 113, 187 Holt, Boyce—78, 209 Holtzhouser—209 Hood. Nancy—209 Hood. Willie—67, 187 Hook. Janice—40. 106, 113 Hooker, Gary—124. 187 Hooker, Wilma—165 Hopper, Davie—94 Hopper, Rockie—140 Hopson, Dale—108, 209 Houk, Barbara—103, 209 House, Sherie—99. 209 House. Shirley—209 Houts, Jeffrey—209 Howard, Eddie—95, 187 Howard, Lana—94 Howard, Reather—209 272 Hoxworth. Phyllis—209 Hoxworth, Randy—165 Hudgens. Ann—97. 165 Hudgens. Tommy—165 Hudson, Calhy— Hudson. I.inda—209 Hudson. Shirley—165 Huff. Greg—91, 187 Huffman. Michael—187 Hughes. Ralph—187 Humphrcs. Dennis—187 Hunt. Harvey—187 Hunt. Jane— Hunter. Charlotte—187 Hunter, Mary— Hunter, Rosemary—209 Husband. Grace—108, 209 Hutchison. Floyd—102, 165 Ice. Judy—103. 209 Ice, Karen—209 Inman. Edna—106, 165 Inman, Nellie—165 Inman. Ricky—86. 88. 89. 187 Inman. Robert—209 Innes. Michael— Ivester, Joel— I vester, Mary—108. 112, 209 Jackson. Betty— Jackson. Harriet—187 Jackson. Allen—102, 114, 140 Jackson. Terry—187 Jackson. Terry—187 Jaco, Charles—105, 110, 140 Jaco, Shirley—187 Jameson. Kathic—187 Jarboe, George—84, 85, 107, 166 Jarman. Rex—209 Jarvis. James— Jarvis, Ronnie—187 Jeffers. Ira—209 Jeffries, Carlos—120, 124 Jeffries, Jerry—121, 141 Jenkins. Danny—209 Jenkins. Jimmy—187 Jenkins. Lanny—210 Jenkins, Paula—187 Jcrrolds, I.inda— Jeter, Jim Bob—94 Johnson. Althea—108, 166 Johnson, Brenda—141 Johnson, Ernestine—210 Johnson, Frank— Johnson. Gary—41, 187 Johnson, Gary—141 Johnson, Howard—78, 210 Johnson, Jackie—210 Johnson. Karen—41. 110, 115, 122, 141 Johnson. Kathy—210 Johnson, Marilyn—187 Johnson, Paula—141 Johnson, Rick—187 Johnson, Sam—187 Johnson, Susanne—40. 58, 105, 110. 115, , 123. 142 Jolly, Devona—119, 210 Jones, Beteena—97. 187 Jones. Carol—188 Jones, Danny—210 Jones. Dennis—210 [ones, Donald—188 ones, D'Wayne—166 , ones. Gale— , ones, Gloria— ones, Isaac— : ones, Michael— ones. Olivia—108. 210 ones. Paula—97, 108, 113, 188 ones. Paul— ones. Sondra—97. 119, 188 lones, Virgil—108, 188 tones, Virginia—121, 142 , ordon, Joe—121, 141 , oyncr, Marion—166 Kanell, Robert—102, 108, 188 Kates, Debbie—188 Kazzee, Bobby— Kcarbey, Alvin—141 Kcarbey, Darlina—188 Kearbcy. David—210 Kcarbey, Eddie— Kcarbey, Larry—39, 58, 110, 166 Kcathley. Leslie—96. 112, 115, 119, 122. 166 Kccle. Linda—210 Keele, Pat—166 Kccle, Shirley—166 Keen. Susan— Keena, Gary—108, 188 Keeslar. Phyllis—188 Keller, Bryan— Keller, Jane—50. 63. 103. 110. 178, 179, 188 Kelley. Judy—210 Kelley, Kathryn—116, 210 Kelley, Stephen—37, 67. 71. 141 Kennedy. Beverly—50, 210 Kennedy. Mark—67. 94. 107, 166 Kennedy, Veronica—210 Kern, David—188 Kctcherside. Ernest—105, 110, 111, 141 Ketchcrsidc. James—141 Key, Dennis—94, 188 Killian, Pam—95, 108. 109, 122, 188 Kimbrow. Thomas—121, 142 Kimes. Linda—200, 210 King, Cynthia—210 King, David— King. Holly—95. 106, 122, 142 King, Mike—188 Kinkcde, Charlotte—188 Kinworthy, Allen—210 Kin worthy, Larry—142 Kinworthy, Sharon—210 Kirkley, Edward—210 Kirkley. Linda—166 Kirkley. Roy—188 Kisner, Janice—121, 142 Knight. Gary—108, 166 Knight. Mary—58. 94. 110, 115, 142 Knoppc, Herman— Knowles. David— Knuckles, Brenda—142 Knuckles. Dianna—108, 188 Knuckles. James—142 Knuckles. Jana—95. 110, 113, 188 Knuckles. Mark—188 Knuckles, Sheila—210 Kochutin, Susan— Kuker, Mary Beth—210 Kuker. Ronald—38. 58. 107, 166 Kura, Kathy—97. 110, 166 Labrier. Margie—97, 110, 116 Ladd, Steve—67 . 69. 107, 108, 166 Lamb, Charles—210 Lamkin, David—210 Lamkin. Kenneth—94, 166 Lampe, Charles—188 Lampkin. Anita—108 Lampkin. Beverly—95, 116, 142 Landreth. Janice—121, 166 Landrum. Jimmy—113, 188 Langley. Norman—166 Larrew, Twyla—50, 95. 188 Lashley, Michael—211 Lashlcy, Susan—211 Lasswel, Ben— Laughlin, Lois—118, 142 Launius, Kenneth—120, 143 Law, James—211 Lawrence, Barbara—143 Lawrence. Wayne— Laws. Edna—108, 143 Lawson. John—67, 78. 86, 122, 179, 188 Layne, Robert—211 Leach, Tommy—86, 88, 102, 166 Leathers, Libby—189 Lee. Bobby—124, 189 Lee, Fredrick—108, 124, 189 Lee, Janet—211 Lee. Jettie—143 Lee, Jimmie—67 Lee, Marceil—211 Lee, Thomas—108 Lefcrink, Dayton—39. 58, 67, 166 LeGrand. Nancy—166 LcGrand, Steve—166 LeGrand. Bob—124, 125, 143 Lemonds, Mary Anne—110, 113, 115. 143 Lconardi. Charles—94, 189 Lewis. Barbara—108, 189 Lewis. Gerry— Lewis, Terry—211 Liles. Charles—189 Liley. Charlotte—113, 189 Liley, Sharon—106, 108. 113, 143 Lindner, Pat—211 Lindsay, Georgia—211 Lindsay. Theresa— Link. Ken—39. 63. 67. 70. 73. 78. 86, 103, 122, 179, 189 Linn. Alison—113, 115. 122, 143 Litters, Debra—189 Little. Bruce—167. 189 Little, Evelyn—108, 211 Livcsay. Deborah—121, 16 $ Livcsay. Teresa—211 Livingston, Mel—67, 86, 94, 166 Livingston, Randy—67, 86, 94, 143 Lloyd. William—211 Lomax. James—86. 87, 88, 89. 104, 167 Long. Bill— Long. Lisa—51. 99. 108. 116, 122, 189 Long, Michael—201, 211 Longhibler, Henrietta—97, 143 Longhibler, Patricia—211 Longhibler. Robert—211 Lorge, Shawn—95, 189 Love, Bruce— Love. Charles—143 Lloyd, Bonnie—189 Lumpc. Patricia—94, 108, 109, 189 Lumpkin. Ronnie—108, 211 Lute, Daniel—121, 167 Lute, Naomi—97, 189 Luttrell, Darlene—211 Lux. Carol—143 Lynch, Gay Ion—167 Lyons, James—189 McAnulty. Carol—121, 143 McAnuIty. Jerry—96. 167 McAnulty. Lynn. 189 McAnulty. Ruth—59. 120, 143 McCall. Carolyn—189 McCall. Nelma—189 McCarter. Troy—167 McCarthy. Kathleen—59. 97. 110, 118. 122. 143 McCarthy. Maureen—59. 99, 105, 110, 115. 122, 143 McClure. Joe— McClure. Ronnie— McConnell. Yolanda—212 McCoy. Charles—189 McCoy. Malinda—108, 212 McCubbin, Diane—54, 59, 143 McCubbin. Robert—212 McDaniel. Charles T.— McDole, Marva—39, 58. 94, 115, 143 McDonald. Allen—189 McDonald. Wallace—167 McDowell. Verlin—212 McDowell, Walter—212 McFarland, Dennis— McGarrity, Janet—189 McGath, Rickey—67, 189 McGath, Terry—143 McGavock, Cheryl—56, 103, 212 McGowan, Carolyn—189 McGowan. Marsha—36, 38, 43, 48, 54, 106, 129. 143 McGowen, Brenda—39. 58, 144 McGowcn, Ralph—212 Mclver, Debra—189, 212 273 Me I vcr. James— Mclver. Ronald—167 McKee. Gary—14 1 McManus. Raymond—108, 190 McMurray. Bob—78. 112. 217 McMurray. Nancy—38. 94. 107. 112, 114, 115. 122, 167 McNecley, Angela—108, 212 McNcely, Janet—97. 190 McNeely. Linda—97. 122, 144 McNcw, Danny—167 McNew, Veronica—212 McPhceters. Janet—108, 112, 212 McPheeters. Lucy—59, 120, 144 McPherson. Diana—212 McVcy. Paul—95 McVey. Terry—78. 88. 89. 144, 178, 190 Mabrey, Douglas—211 Mabrey. Janett—38. 117, 116, 122, 167 Mabrey. Jim—167 MacDonald, John—108, 112, 211 Maddock. John—211 Maddux, Jacquelyn—211 Maddux. Vicki—167 Magill, George—144 Magill, Jimmy—211 Magill. Linda—94. 106, 115. 122, 167 Magill. Sherry—97, 190 Magill. William—190 Manker. Marta—211 Mannon, Tommy—190 Manns. Kathy—120, 144 Marion. Ross—211 Markham. Bill—190 Markham. Peter—121, 167 Marks. Clarence—108, 212 Marler. Donald—59. 96. 100, 113, 122, 123, 144 Marshall. Claude—96. 190 Marshall, Kenny—120, 144 Marshaus. Fred—190. 88, 89 Marshaus. Kurt—86, 144 Martin. Alice—97. 144 Martin, Jonnie—97. 212 Martin. Marilyn—118. 122, 144 Martin. Mary—108. 212 Martin, Stanley—108, 124, 212 Martin, Tommy—94, 108, 112, 190 Mason, Barbara—212 Massic. Harold—212 Massingham. Danny—167 Mathias. Janet—50. 103. 108. 212 Mathias. Pat—38, 48. 58. 106. 144 Mathis, Jimmy—167 Mathis. Thomas—167 Matthews. Bettye—121. 144 Matthews. Doris—108. 190 Mattingly. Brenda—190 Mauk, Danny—121, 167 Maulding. Lattie—212 Mayse, Steven—212 Macaldre. Ronnie—212 Meador. Carolyn—144 Meador. Mike—190 Medley. Bary—212 Medley, Clelah—113, 190 Medley, Gary— Medley, Reba—59. 113, 144 Medling, Janet—144 Melton. Deanna—167 Melton. Donna—212 Merriman, Gene—190 Miceli. Jodi— Michael, Marlene—106, 144 Michael, Sharon—106. 167 Mickey. Sam—84, 85. 190 Mickey, Sheila—106, 167 Middleton, Roy—94, 122, 145 Miles. Nickey—124, 213 Miller, Aria—108, 116, 190 Miller, Bessie—145 Miller. Brenda—190 Miller. Connie—97. 121, 145 Miller, Donald—167 Miller. Linda—190 Miller. Nona Jean—145 Miller, Sharon—167 Miller. Verma—167 Million, Merl—213 Million, Steve—95, 167 Milner, George—51. 124, 125, 145 Mitchell. Charles—145 Mitchell. Dale—190 Mitchell. Eddie—75. 76. 86. 80. 124, 168 Mitchelle. Diane—95, 108, 190 Mitchellc, Gayle—213 Mitchelle, Randy—145 Mitchener, Larry— Mize, Jan—97, 108. 167 Mizell. Terry—213 Moats. Victoria— Mohr, Jimmy—213 Moncicr. Audrey—213 Mondy. Karen—213 Montgomery. Lana—110. 122, 190 Montgomery, Robert—213 Montgomery. Ronnie—124, 190 Montgomery. Sandra—40, 58, 59, 105, 110, 115, 122, 128. 145 Montgomery, Sharon—190 Moore. Billy—15 Moore. Claude—108. 213 Moore. Derland—168, 67, 69, 74, 86 Moore, Gary— Moore. Gene—190 Moore. Margie—168 Moore. Paul—213 Moore. Roger—213 Moore. Roger. 121, 145 Moore. Vickie—108. 213 Moots, Vicki— Morgan. Charles—213 Morgan. Connie—97, 168 Morgan. Donnie—120, 168 Morgan, Emmett—191 Morgan. Gloria—97, 119, 168 Morgan, Linda—213 Morgan, David— Morgan. Tommy—168 Morris, Glenda—97, 118, 121, 145 Morris. Kathy—103. 213 Morris. Patty—191 Morris. Sherry—116, 191 Morrison. James—113, 213 Morrow. Virgil—191 Moser, Gloria—99, 145 Moss, Alice—213 Moss, Hosie—67. 70, 75, 77. 86, 102, 191 Moss, Jordan—124, 108, 191 Moss. Leroy—67. 68, 74. 75. 77, 86, 99. 108. 168 Moss. Shirley—168 Muller, Martha—97, 168 Mundis, David—145 Murphy, Bettye—59. 121, 145 Murphy. Cheryl—191 Murphy. Janene— Murphy. Jeanette—168 Murphy, Phyllis—168 Murphy. Steve—97, 191 Musbach, Blair—213 Musbach, Deborah—53, 59. 105, 112, 110, 115, 145 Myhre, Thorvald— Naifeh, Laura—106, 97, 191 Nash. Bill—168 Nations. David—108. 213 Nash. Mary—97. 191 Nations. Emanuel—213 Naylor. Michael—191 Neal, Harrison—213 Nelson, Carol— Nelson, Don—213 Nelson. Shelia—95, 191 Nesler, Caroline—213 Nesler, Izetta—121, 145 Nesler, Ouinin—145 Newton, Kenny— Nichols, Jeffrey—97, 102, 168 Nichols, Larry—145 Nichols. Pam—168 Nichols, Ruby—191 Nichols. Vicki—191 Nix, Chester—124, 191 Noble. Anna— Noble. Lula— Noel. Gary Noel. Leona—191 Nolen. Annie—97, 191 Nolen. Isaac—168 Noon. Randy—59. 94, 146 Norman, Barbara—97, 108, 191 Norman. Billy—146 Norris, Ora— Nunn, Leroy—108, 213 Nutter. Carol—122. 121. 123, 146 O'Conner, Danny— O'Conner. Robert— O'Conner, Roger—191 O'Dell. Marsha—113, 119, 214 O'Dell. Randy—191 Odell, Valerie—103, 114, 214 Oehler, Clifford— Oiler, Sandra—15. 191 Oppermann. Jean—146 Ordway. Paul—124, 214 Oro, Alberto—146 Osborn, Danny—191 Osborn, Doris— Osborn, Gary—168 Osbron, Joann—94. 168 Osborn, Kathy—108, 214 Osborn, Michael—121, 168 O'Shia, Wanda—168 Owen, Dewayne—146 Overton. Bill— Overton, Melvin—214 Padgett. Karen—214 Paquin, Patricia—214 Parkin. Donald—146 Parks, Alma—214 Parks, James—124. 168 Parris. Michael—99. 78. 102, 200. 201, 214 Parris. David—96, 102. 108, 191 Parris. Steve—67, 86. 96. 103, 107, 158, 168 Parsons, Karl—146 Parsons, Lana—168 Parsons. Linda—169 Paskel. Maria—108, 214 Paskel. Marilyn—108, 214 Patterson. Lonnie—191 Patterson. Ronnie—146 Patton. Mike—146 Payne. Carol—214 Payne. Clyde—113 Payne,-Dennis—75. 76. 79. 80, 146 Payne. Kathy—192 Payne, Mike—99 Pearl, Mickey—214 Penn. Terry—146 Pennell. Victoria—169 Pennington. Darlene—146 Pennington. Dina—94. 106. 122. 158. 169 Pennington. Rickey— Pcraino, Barry—88, 89, 96, 169 Perkins, Glen—214 Pernell, Bobby—214 Phelps, Danny—214 Phillips, Donna—192 Piatt, Jean—192 Pierce, Gary—214 Pierce. Jan—108. 214 Piercy. Brenda—121 Pigg, Michael—192 Pinner. Donna—120, 146 Piper, John—39. 71. 73. 74. 75. 76, 79. 59. 102. 107, 129. 147, 67. 68 Pitt, Jimmy—120, 147 Pittman. Mike—97, 147 Poe, Phyllis—113. 122, 169 Poglejen, Janet—192 274 Pogue. Janet—41, 59. 95. 122. 125. 147 Pogue. Marion— Pogue. Mike—78. 214 Pool. Debbie—112, 214 Pool. Paula—112, 169 Poole. Sharon—214 Porch, Fred—192 Porch. Gary—169 Porch. Terry—214 Post. Daniel—169 Post. Joan—102. 106, 122, 169 Post. Judy—214 Powell. Davricc—192 Powell. Louise—147 Powell. Susan—97, 214 Poyner, Marilyn—215 Pratt. Barbara—96, 116, 119. 169 Prichett. Patricia—99. 106. 108, 116, 169 Prince. Karen—215 Prince, Randy—169 Pruett, Larry—78. 215 Pruitt, Terry—192 Pullum. Frances—97, 169 Pullum, Linda—215 Pullum, Ron—147 Qualls. Mary—94. 108, 192 Quigley. Brenda—108, 215 Quigley. Bruce—41, 97, 110, 147 Quinn, Barbara—215 Bagsdalc. Richard—120, 169 Rambo, George—169 Raney. Henry—67, 169 Raney. Joyce—108, 215 Rappe. William—215 Ray. Carl— Ray. George— Ray. Steve—192 Ray. Thomas—124, 192 Rayfield, Ronnie—215 Rayford. Bernice-� -108, 215 Rayford. Dorothy—147 Raymer, Connie—192 Raymer, Steve—215 Reagan, Lynn 215 Reatherford, Jerry—124, 192 Redfearn. Charles—192 Reece. Carolyn— Reece, Darlene—169 Reece. Jimmy—192 Reed, Fcrdia—192 Reed. Linda—215 Reed. Michael—215, 192 Reed. Michael— Reed. William—108, 192 Reed, Windcll—147 Reno, Danny—215 Resnik, Daniel—215 Rcxroat, David—94. 85. 147 Reynolds. Bill—192 Rice. Earl—120. 148 Rice, Margy—95. 115, 116. 117, 119, 169 Richards, Danny— Richardson. Guy—52. 59. 105. 107, 110, 115. 148 Richardson. Mark—62, 67, 107, 108, 122, 179, 192 Richardson, Mat—102, 108, 110, 215 Richey. Alta—96. 110, 169 Richie. Perry—108. 215 Richmond. Dennis—215 Rickman. Charles—102, 215 Ridge. Mary Lou—185, 115, 148 Ridge. Rusty—84, 94, 192 Riepe. Linda—169 Rievcly. Bethel—192 Rievley. Reta—148 Riggins, Cheryl—47, 95, 169 Riggs. Loren—148 Riley. Ricky—215 Risinger, Jerry—169 Risinger. Terry—215 Rittenberry. R. L.—192 Roach, Carolyn—97, 169 Roach. Edith—97, 192 Roach. Robbie—121 Roach, Shirley—215 Robbins. Jan—215 Roberson. Sheila—97, 148 Roberts. Sharon—108, 215 Roberts, Stella—2l6 Robertson. Brenda—108, 192 Robertson. Harvey— Robinson. Debra—195. 169 Robinson, Donald—114, 195 Robinson. Eddie Ray—67, 69. 195 Robinson. Garry—195 Robinson. Janie—216 Robinson. Judy—57. 48. 59. 99. 102. 106, 128, 219. 148 Robinson. Linda—169 Robinson. Mike—67, 71, 120, 148 Robinson. Randy—169 Robinson. Ronnie—148 Robinson. Vera—195 Rodney. Ruth—108, 121, 148 Rogers. Dennis—216 Roland. Carolyn—170 Roland. Linda—106. 118. 120, 122, 148 Romine. Elizabeth—148 Rommel, Archie—108, 195 Rommel. Carl—148. 194 Rommel, Debbie—108. 216 Rommel, Mike— Rommel. Virginia—195 Ross, Cheryl—216 Rudcrt, Barry—94. 122, 195 Bunyon. Carl—59. 58. 67. 70. 170 Rush. Patricia—118, 121, 148 Rush. Sherry—121. 148 Rushin, Barbara—195 Rushin. Phyllis—108, 116 Rushin, Robert—120 Rushin, William—195 Russell. Harold—67. 195 Russell, Jackie— Russell. William—108, 195 Russom. Polly Ann— Ruth. Harry—114, 216 Sadler, Kepncth—124 Sallee, Vicky—50. 108. 216 Salyer. Jane—97, 112, 195 Salyer. Rose—97. 119, 216 Salyer. Thomas—195 Sample. Karen—106, 108, 195 Sams. Charles—216 Sanders, Steve—40, 149 Saracini. William—115, 216 Saulsbery, Peggv—55. 90. 149 Saylors, Ronald—110, 149 Schalk. Margie—120, 149 Schalk. Myra—95. 195 Schalk. Vida—46. 216 Schenewerk, Wanda—102, 108, 116, 195 Schlitt, Carol—106, 108. 170 Scholl. Joe—114, 216 Scholl. Martha—106, 122, 149 Scirocco. Mark—108, 216 Scott. Carolyn—195 Scott. Charles—124. 125, 170 Scott. Cynthia—170 Scott. Dennis—195 Scott. Karen—216 Scott. Randy—124, 216 Scott, Roy—149 Scott. Sandra—97. 112, 170 Scoville, Becky—108, 216 Searcy, Dickey—195 Searcy, Nickey—195 Seesengood. Brenda—118, 121, 149 Seesengood. Bruce—120, 121, 149 Seib, Christopher—108, 195 Seib, Rosemary—40, 58, 102, 104, 115, 122, 128, 149 Self, Richard— Sells, Larry—216 Sells. Richard—170 Semar. Vicki—106, 122, 170 Shackleford. Benny—78, 97, 195 Shamblin, Brenda—149 Shamblin, Ricky—78, 200, 216 Shaw, Anita—97, 195 Shearer. Susan—50. 95. 112, 122, 194 Shechy, Ronnie—216 Shelton. Karen—94. 122, 158, 170 Shelton, Larry—67. 68. 71. 149 Shepard, Reva—170 Shewmakcr, Susan—216 Shull. Deborah—94. 122. 170 Sielert, John—216 Simmons. Carol—97. 194 Simmons. Frank—96. 170 Simmons. Gary—96. 100. 170 Simmons. Terry—112. 216 Simmons. William—216 Sinks. Brenda— Sisk. Arnold—124, 170 Sisk. Greg—114, 201, 216 Skillings. Phillip—149 Slankard, Charles—170 Slankard, Kathy—112, 216 Sligc, Irma—170 Slinkard. Linda—59. 95. 96. 105, 111, 110, 115, 149 Sliter, Brenda—217 Sliter, Richard— Slusher. Diane—118, 120, 121, 150 Smiley. Carolyn—108. 119, 170 Smith. Denis—120, 150 Smith. Elizabeth—194 Smith. Goldie—217 Smith. James—94. 107. 67. 170 Smith. Linda—96. 100, 170 Smith, Nelsa—170 Smith. Perry—194 Smith. Robert—150 Smith. Rodney—217 Smith. Ronnie—217 Smith. Sandy— Smith. Sherry—194 Smith, Terry—170 Smith. Timothy—99. 78. 217 Smittle. Brenda—122, 170 Smothers. Judy—97, 194 Smothers. Larry—56, 150 Smothers. Roger—67, 95. 194 Snider. Doug— Socns. Randy—170 Sollars. Viola—170 Spain, Debbie—217 Sparkman, Gary—171 Sparkman, Pat—110, 150 Sparks, Dennis— Spencer, Dewain—194 Spencer. Donna—112 Spencer, Greg—217 Spencer, Sharon—121, 150, 194 Spicer, Sharon—171 Spiker, Jeanne—110, 171 Spradling. Danny—150 Spradling, Dewain— Spradling. Edward— Spradling. Janet—217 Spradling. Jimmy—108, 124, 171. 217 Spradling. Melton— Spurlin, Alesia—108, 194 Stacy, Debbie—171 Stacy. Glendon—124, 217 Staed. Anne—115, 115, 122, 150 Stallings. Jackie— Stamps. Carolyn—217 Stanfill, Bill—94. 171 Starnes, Lee—194 Starwalt, Gayle—46. 95, 105, 110, 150 Steele, Rick—105 Steward. Mary—97. 105, 112, 122, 194 Stibcr, Johnny—171 Still. Ron—150 Stokely, Anne—171 Stokely, Peter— Stoker, Diana—194 Stout, Dennis—67, 194 Stout, Mike—105, 110, 171 Stovall, Danny— Stovall, Nancy—50, 62, 179, 194 Strack. Clarence—217 Stratton, Dcwaync—217 Stratton, Janet—217 Stratton, Murlcn— Strenfel. Judy—50. 108, 201, 2717 Strenfel. Vicki—50. 94. 108, 112, 178, 194 Strickland. Charles—95, 194 Strode. Ghomas—78, 194 Stucker. Debbie—217 Stucker. Gloria—94. 106. 115, 118. 122. 150 Stucker. Larry— Sturgeon. Sherry—118, 150 Sullins, Jim—194 Sullivan, Bobbie— Sullivan. Debbie—99. 119. 217 275 Sullivan. Donna—39. 38. 96. 119. 122. 171 Sullivan. Jerry— Sullivan. Wythia—217 Summcrlotte. Brenda—171 Summers. Bob— Summers. Gene— Summers. Gerald—217 Surratt. Melvin— Surratt. Mike—108, 124. 171 Suttner. Dan—171 Swain. Carol—53. 59. 94, 96. 102, 105. 110. 113. 115. 122. 150 Swain. Ken—217 Swan. Donnie—194 Swartz, Dave—114, 217 Swceza, Doug—217 Swindle. Tommy—94, 171 Swofford. Carolyn—108, 97, 194 Tackett, Cheryl—110, 194 Tackett, Kenneth—217 Tackett. Mike—120. 121, 150 Talkington, Mark—104. 150 Tanksley. Ben—217 Tanner. Corliss—97. 113. 122. 194 Tatum. Cynthia—52. 59. 94. 103, 105, 110. 113. 115. 122. 123. 128. 129. 150 Tatum. Laura Ann—108, 110, 217 Taylor. Dennis— Taylor. Janice—151 Taylor. John—108 Taylor. Judy—51. 106. 113, 116. 118, 122. 151 Taylor. Larry—194 Taylor. Vicki—106. 118. 171 Terry, Gloria—47, 95, 122, 171 Teticrich, John—151 Thacker, Lee Ann—218 Thacker, Becky—59. 96. 100, 112, 151 Thilman. Patty—194 Thomas. Alan Ray—124, 171 Thomas, Anna—108 Thomas, Edna—108. 171 Thomas. Shirley—108, 171 Thompson, Karen—99. 171 Thorp. Larry—112, 171 Threlkcld. Robert—108. 195 Throckmorton. Randy—171 Thrower. Debbie—95. 195 Tibbs. Darlene—106. 171 Tibbs. Martha—171 Tibbs. Ronald—67, 195 Tinsley, Carol—95 ,195 Tinsley. Jackie—116, 117, 115, 121, 171 Tinsley. John—151 Todd. Carol—108. 195 Todd, Janet—108, 218 Tolbert. Terry—218 Tomes. Larry—171 Tomes. Lorraine—218 Tombs. Wayne—121 Tuntelman, Gary—218 Throusdale, Donald—151 Trousdale. Opel—218 Trousdale. Terry—195 Tubb, Authur—195 Tuck. Pamela—218 Tuggle. Billy—218. 78 Tuggle. Terry—195 Tuma, Darcy—104. 113. 116, 218 Turner. Bonnie—106. 115, 172 Turner. Carol Sue—106. 195 Turner. Mary—46. 108. 114, 200. 201. 218 Turner. Robert—195 Turner. Wylie—218 Turpin. Connie—151 Turpin. Michael—151 Vancil, Billy—86. 88. 172 Vanderburg. Kelly—218 Vaughn. Annetta—195 Vaughn. George— Vaughn. Sandra—218 Vaughn. Tommy—218 Venable. Charlett—99. 151 Vernon. Johnnie—195 Victory. Marvin— Vincent. Clyde— Vincent. Elizabeth—195 Vineyard. Sondra—96. 97, 100, 122, 151 Vinson. Jerry—124, 218 Vinson. Mikel—124 Voga, Joseph—124. 125. 172 Wade. Cheri—218 Wadkins. Robert— Wagganer, Ann—121, 151 Wagganer. Claude— Walden. Michael— Walden. Pat- Walker, Amanda—195 Walker. Craig—218 Walker. Debra—218 Walker. Ell—172 Walker. Ellen—120 Walker. James—67, 195 Walker, Janette—218 Walker. Shirlene--172 Walker. Yvonne—151 Wallace. James— Wallace, Lucinda—195 Wallace. Robert— Waller. Brenda—218 Wallis. Connie—151 Wallis. Nelson—57. 124. 125. 152 Wallis. Randy Ray—67, 124, 172 Wallis. Sheila— Ward. Barbara— Ward. Brenda—97. 152. 218 Ward. Charles—152 Ward. David—218 Ward. Delores—152 Ward. Gary—152. 172 Ward. Gary R.—172 Ward. Joy—108, 218 Ward. Linda—113, 116, 172 Ward, Patricia—218 Ward. Patty—108, 172 Ward. William—218 Ward. William— Warford. Troy—219 Warren. Bobby—108. 195 Warren. Gertrude— Warren. Vicki—49. 94. 106. 108. 122, 172 Washington, David—219 Watson. Charles— Watson. Cynthia—172 Watson. George—67, 86, 195 Watson. Jannctte—172 Watson. Marjorie—108, 219 Watson. Ramah—46, 219 Weatherford. Robert—195 Weatherford. Chris—152 Webb, Margie—195 Weber. Deborah—108, 195 Welch, Thomas—195 Weeks, Greg—113, 219 Weldon. A. C.—195 Weldon. Mike—108, 219 Welkc. Kyle—172 Wells. Chuck—195 Wells, Judy—219 Wells, Linda—54. 59, 95, 105, 110, 115, 119. Wclty, Gary—196 Welty, Janice—219 Wcng. Russell—172 Wesley. Alamctria—219 Wesley. John—219 Wesley. Mary—196 West. Bill—219 West, Cathy—219 West. Danny—172 West Gail—38. 58. Ill, 115, 116, 117, 122. 172. 110 West. Jo Margaret—108. 152 West, Joe—196 West. Joyce—116, 219 West, Linda—103, 110, 116, 219 West. Michael—99, 196 West, Weldon— Whaley. Alberta—108. 219 Whaley. Lottie—108, 196 Whellis. Darycll—152 Whellis, Gary—152 Welchcl. Athea—219 Whelchel, Marsha—97, 196 W aker LaDona—38, 49. 51. 95. 102, 106. Whitaker. Paul—196 White. Jan—121 White. Karen—196 White. Linda—39, 58. 94, 106 .110, 122 White. Pauline—121, 152 White. Ruth—50. 108, 219 White. Veronica— Whitcaker, Duane—196, 219 Whiteaker, Robert—152 Whitcaker. Robert—121 Whitfield. Karen—97. 122, 196 Whitlock. MaDonna—97 Whitlow. Roscanna—38. 58. 110, 172 Whitmcr. Edward—196 Whitt, Dcwayne— Whitt. Larry— Whittenburg. Ona—172 Whoberry, Barbara—172 Whoberry, Billy—121 Wilbur. Marie—95. 152 Wilbur. Patricia—103, 108, 114, 219 Wilburn, Terry—196 Wilcutt. Kathy—219 Wilcutt. Mike—172 Wilhoit. Liane—153 Williams. Barbara—108, 219 Williams, Brenda—219 Williams. Carol—95. 114, 196 Williams. Cheryl—108. 196 Williams. Dale—67. 70, 103, 172 Williams. Diane—219 Williams. Edwin—114, 196 Williams, Eloisc—121, 153 Williams. JoAnnc—153 Williams. John—196 Williams. Kenneth—153 Williams. Larry—153, 196 Williams, Larry— Williams, Michael—172 Williams. Robert—219 Williams. Sherry—121, 120, 153 Williams, Stanley—78, 99. 196 Williams. Tcri Jane—97 .121, 153 Williams. Zcb—153 Williamson, Leon— Willis, Carol—153 Willis, Jerry—121, 153 Wilson, feetty—173 Wilson. Kenny—219 Wilson. Leonard—84. 85, 95, 107, 153 Wilson. Lindy—59. 96, 100. 102, 105, 110, 115, 153 Wilson, Lowcllcn—173 Wilson. Mary—173 Wilson, Kathy—172 Wilson, Patricia—97, 121, 153 Wilson, Patsy—154 Wilson, Wayne—220 Winbcrry, Cleasic—120, 173 Wisdom, Gayle—196 Wisdom, William—154 Witherspoon, Gary—220 Withrow, Nancy— Withrow, Ron—173 Wohlgemuth, Frede—220 Wohlegemuth, Kay—106 Wolpcrs, Jim—84. 85. 95. 103, 107, 173 Wolpers. 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