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

Text from Pages 1 - 320 of the 1977 volume:

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[ Jhs fhovjsz ujas, cA azy and ths ±ssd± azs ths msmozis±. ddnhihs ths fho vjsz, thsis ±ssd± cannot hs hhoojn aojag. 3 Highlights ...w « Activities ...52 Sports ...90 Faculty ...124 Classes ...WO BLUFF’ EDITOR Tami Harris Times of sadness Times victory And most °f all. . . li Times memories 13 Who's Who Who’s Who are chosen on the basis of their scholastic achievement, attitude, initiative and special interest in that particular field of study. They are selected by the faculty members associated with each department. Bluff Staff congratulates these students on their out- standing accomplishments. At P.B.H.S. Band Barbara Weldon, Dorla House, Brenda Weldon, Janet Maddox, Cindy Hecker, Greg Jones Laura Sutton and Mark Quay 24 Journalism Robin Divine, Janet Maddox, Teresa Emerson, Randy Payne, and Paul Roberts Publications Camille Taylor, Tami Harris, Pam Buffington, Norman Eubank, Cindy Hecker, and Dianne Wilkinson 25 Laura Sutton, Denis Duncan, Ann Morrison, and Lydia Karlish Janice Rector 26 Michael Anderson 29 P.E. Arts Andy Polk Margie Clanahan 32 33 iSai sl ra r cJ-formaomLnq Q U£.s.n 1977 B a s k Left to Right: Fred Lee, Jim Moser, Lee Anna James, Lee Robertson, Cindy Hecker, Blake Silkwood, Mike Hollowell, Karen Seifert, Denise Hoggard, Keith Roberts, Callean Britton, Frank Harris. 1976 Prom 09874759 Dance 1977 i First Attendants Second Attendants Sheon George and James Hawes Beth McLain and Randy Persons 41 1st ROW: K. Holrath, J. Bryant, M. Mock, T. Prenzel, K. Dillard, L. Vails, C. Sowells, L. Stith, L. Hecker, B. Beauchamp, K. Donnellan, D. Schanda. 2nd ROW: S. Gillihan, L. Huffman, B. Montgomery, S. Ramirez, S. Fears, L. Armes, T. Stone, C. Umin. 3rd ROW: T. Reeder, M. Ashby, K. Turner, L. Turner, G. Allen, L. Dobbs, D. Lawson. 4th ROW: D. Wylie, C. West, A. Hansbrough, C. Garner, P. Heuiser, J. Ortega, V. Smith, C. Wilk. Cheerleaders and majorettes carry off the new Powder-Puff Queen” Greg (Greta) Scott. COACHES: Ray Steward (head coach), Tom Demp- sey, Frank Woodson, Lance Carlson, (co-head coach), David Gaines. Powderpuff 1st ROW: T. Emerson, M. Clanahan, M. Moore, R. Allen, S. Casey, K. Seifert. 2nd ROW: J. Schweitzer, L. Wandel, S. Barnett, C. Davis, T. Berry, C. Taylor. 3rd ROW: K. McLane, D. Jones, K. Collins, T. Dicker- son, T. Frish, C. Acklin, M. Luecke, J. Grobe, J. McLain, K. Stone. 4th ROW: T. Dickerson, S. Waters, T. Silkwood, S. Moser, F. Trout, R. Hillis, S. Spencer, K. Jackson. Margie Clanahan dashes for touchdown 1. Kazoo Band led onto the field by Head majorette Jerry (Geraldine) Schweitzer. COACHES: Mark Harrell, (head coach), Eddie Armes, Hank Bowles, Gary Casey. 77 Football 43 N a t i Brenda Callahan, Robin Divine, Grace Albers, Laura Sutton, Karissa Krauss, Dorla House, Camille Taylor, Tracy Frish, Janice Rector, Sara Tilman. SECOND ROW: Donna Birdsong, Cindy Hecker, Teresa Graham, 0 Patty Toole, Teresa Emerson, Mary Giambelluca, Dianne Wilkinson, Lee Robertson, Wanda Arnac, Sally Gil- bert, Lisa Daniels, Joy Briggs, Karen Seifert, Katie Staed, Cheryl Hammons, Alzina Britton. THIRD ROW: Jim Privett, Joe Langley, Paul Roberts, Mark Quay, Kevin Rudd, Blake Siikwood, Gary Casey, Ron Mattli, Gregg Jones, Denis Duncan, Mike Lynch, Hank Bowles, Lance Carlson, Glenn Scott. a 1 H OFFICERS: Kevin Rudd, Parliamentarian, Laura Sutton, Presi- dent, Blake Siikwood, V. President, Janice Rector, Secretary, Mike Lynch, Historian, Grace Albers, Treasurer. SPONSORS: Mr. Bill Ladd, Mrs. Swain, Mrs. Crowe, Mrs. Cun- ning. Society MEMBERS: Cheryl Hammons, Katie Staed; President, Cindy Hecker, Teresa Deal, Camille Taylor, Marian Moore; Vice-Pres., Joyce Grobe; Secretary, Dianne Wilkinson, Janet Maddox, Cindy Johnson, Teresa Emerson, Tami Harris, Judy Engelhardt, Cyndy Hendricks; Treasurer, Ron Mattli, Norman Eubanks, John Payne, Becky Jones, Greg Jones, Paul Roberts, Mike Hollowell. 45 David Albers, Grace Albers, Karen Alexander, Cheryl Allen, Davenda Allen, Glenda Allen, Lou Arnac, Sandra Amac, Wanda Amac, Joyce Arnold, Debbie Barks, Laura Batten, Steve Bean, Barb Beauchamp, Pam Bennett, Darla Birdsong, Donna Birdsong, Janet Brannan, Joy Briggs, Alzina Britton, Danny Brown, Julie Buchse, Mike Caldwell, Brenda Calla- han, Lance Carlson, Randy Cattron, Pam Clanahan, Sharon Croy, Lisa Daniels, Darlina Darnell, Tracey Denton, Kurt DiCiro, Nick CiCiro, Teri Dickerson, Connie Dillard, Robin Divine. Kim Donnellan, Gayle Douglas, Denis Duncan, Greg Duncan, Rose Figgins, Terry Fiske, David Foust, Steve Freeman, Tracy Frish, Carla Garner, Robert Gemstetter, Mary Giambelluca, Teresa Graham, Carl Grobe, Joyce Grobe, Debbie Groves, Gene Gunn, Kent Hamilton, Cheryl Hammons, Glenda Hans, Ann Hansbrough, Tami Harris, Cidny Hecker, Laurie Hecker, Susan Heimsoth, Kate Hentz, Rob Hentz, Penny Heuiser, Rhonda Hillis, Denise Hoggard, Kevin Hoggard, Dorla House, Joy Hudson, LeeAnn Huff- man, Lisa Hyde, Judy Inman, Janet Irby, Carrie Jackson, Gregg Jones, Rhonda Jones, Randy Killian, Carissa Krauss, George Lady man, Teresa Landreth, Joe Langley, David Letassy, Sharlene Livesay, Dody Long, Richard Lott, Janet Maddox, Bill Marting, Brett Matthews, David Medley, Marty Michel, Kelly Moore, Marian Moore, Ann Morrison, Rhonda Perkins, Lisa Petty, Doug Porterfield, Jim Privett, Barb Radford, Gloria Rains, Janice Rector, Doyle Rexroad, Jill Richey, John Roberts, Lee Robertson, Kevin Rudd, Lorenzo Sandlin, Glen Scott, Lee Ann Scott, Karen Seifert, Robin Sheppard, Debbie Shevick, Blake Siklwood, Sally Spain, Katie Staed, Donny Stewert, Lee Stith, Laura Sutton, Camille Taylor, Cyncy Taylor, Sara Tilman, Patty Toole, Gloris Tucher, Kim Turner, Karen Uebelein, Lori Vails, Vicki Vandermark, Chris Wandel, Rebecca Ward, Patti Warren, Cathy Whitmer, Karen Wicker, Crystal Wilk, Dianne Wilkson, Sheryl Wilkinson, Todd Willoughby, Greg Woods, Randy Woods, Debby Wylie Football players studying??? 48 Say Cheese!!! 52 54 Bluff Staff Advisor - Bill Caputo, Norman Eubank, Mary Giambelluca, Gary Casey, Tami Harris, Mike Jefferies, George Lady- man, Ray Stewart, Joyce Grobe, Pam Buffington, Jim Moser, Debbie Wylie, Ann Hansbrough, Becky Jones, Debbie Nicolini, Camille Taylor, Mike Caldwell, Ann Morrison, Dianne Wilkinson, Cindy Hecker, Lee Ann Stith, Jeanne Edington, Lauria Hecker, Rose Figgins, Cathy Whitmer. Tami Harris - Editor-in-Chief, Cindy Hecker - Business Manager, Bill Caputo - Advisor. SECTIONS EDITORS: Norman Eubank, Dianne Wil- kinson, Mary Giambelluca, Pam Buffington, Camille Taylor. Ads Section Classes Section Activities Section Bluff Staff Mascot Highlights Section Sports Section 57 MEMBERS: Judy Engelhardt, Teresa Emerson, Cindy Johnson, Connie Dillard, Marion Moore, Robin Divine, Janet Mad- dox, Paul Roberts, Katie Stade, Cheryl Hammons, Randy Payne, Cindy Hecker, Frank Woodson, Cindy Hendrix, Miss Simons, Mike Hollowell, Ron Matley, Greg Jones, Bud Shevick, John Payne. EDITORS: Mike Hollowell - Associate Sports Ed., Randy Payne - Sports Ed., Cindy Hendrix - Circulation Ed., Katie Stade - Advertising Ed., Teresa Emerson - Associate Ed., Greg Jones - Editor. REPORTERS: John Payne, Frank Woodson, Paul Roberts, Ron Matley, Robin Divine, Janet Maddox, Judy Engelhard!, Cindy Johnson, Marion Moore, Connie Dillard, Cheryl Hammons. Reporters hard at work!!! Teresa Emerson - Associate Ed., Janet Maddox - Reporter, Cindy Hendrix - Circulation Ed. 59 Student Council David Albers, Grace Albers, Karen Alexander, Greg Allen, Terry Anspach, Jaime Anthony, Eddie Armes, Jim Bide- well, Aneta Bounds, Derrick Boyers, Janet Brannan, Joy Briggs, Greg Butler, Marsha Butler, Mike Caldwell, Daren Casey, John Cope, Sharon Croy, Barbara Culver, Teri Dickerson, Christy Dolle, Joey Edington, Janet England, Norman Eubanks, Shelia Fears, Debbie Ford, Tracy Frish, Shari Gillihan, Richard Graney, Lisa Hastings, Laurie Hecker, Kate Hentz, Kurt Hentz, Rob Hentz, Mary Jacobs, Charles Johnson, Ronnie Johnson, Denise Jones, Johnia Jones, Keith Jor- don, Vincent Lampe, Sandy Lansford, Verlene Luna, Zeque Mauldin, Jim McKee, Garlund McKlintic, Michelle Mock, Marian Moore, Richie Morris, Doug Porterfield, Kenny Prenzel, Jackie Pruett, Rex Rattler, Carrie Reed, Lee Robertson, Sandra Sisson, Debbie Soens, Connie Sowell, Ray Stith, Laura Sutton, Camille Taylor, Jackie Thorn, Patra Welsh, Greg West, Karen Whitmer, Pam Woodruff, Debby Wylie, Katie Wylie. Pauline Boeving, James West, Harold Woods, Chuck Haga, Mike Gulledge, Annette Brown. Chemistry Club MEMBERS: Gloria Bendy, Joan Jefferson, Kim Turner, Janice Williams, Greg Woods, Bill Burton, Kevin Rudd, Curtis Ethridge, Mike Johnoff, John Stein, Fred Roberson, Bud Shevick, Gene Gunn. President: Mike Johnoff; Vice President: Kevin Rudd; Secretary-Treasurer: Kim Turner; Sergeant-Arms: Bud Shevick. FHA Members are: Cindy Armes, Lisa Armes, Terry Barr, Kim Barnes, Joyce Brannum, Pauline Boeving, Cathy Coonce, Bridgett Croft, Barbara Culver, Donna Deaton, Pam Eastwood, Kim Gipson, Jill Garret, Kathy Hargrave, Virginia Hill, Moretta Hunt, Patti Jones, Judy Lenderman, Debbie McDaniel, Penny Medley, Angela Mureno, Ginger Nance, Tina Olsen, Donna Owens, Marilyn Pierce, Laurie Pennybaker, Karen Ray, Lisa Rattler, Sharon Robbins, Alicia Roberts, Sheena Roberts, Linda Shaw, Nancy Salyer, Connie Sowell, Kathy Spencer, Anita Whitmer, Janet Williams, Angie Woods. L to R: Robin Fisher, Jimmy Johnson, Lucinda Brower, Robin Bishop, Barb Rogers. TOP: David Jewel, Clay West, Wayne Vinson, Charles Pruett, Delbert Hupp, Don Parker, David Allen. Sponsors - Mr. Weber, Mr. Hendrix, Mr. Johnson. I n d u s t r • i a I President: Wayne Vinson; Vice President: Clay West; Sec- retary: Robin Fisher; Treasurer: Don Parker. A r t s 65 NIKE MEMBERS: B. Beachamp, K. Donnellan, L. Stilh, G. Douglas, L. Hecker, P. Kimes, Missy Hecker, M. Moore, C. Hecker, B. Radford, D. Wylie, T. Dille, S. Croy, C. Jackson, J. Edington, Sarah Til man, B. Mclain, J. Rector, D. Dille, D. Robertson, C. Taylor, T. Frish, J. Irby, L. Henthome, K. Seifert, P. Warren, G. Allen, J. Harrison, M. Giambelluca, T. Deal, D. Dille, C. Gamer, A. Hansbrough, B. Jones, P. Heuiser, C. Wandell, T. Silkwood, D. Barks, Sally Gilbert, B. Albers,. J. Schweitzer, and C. Whitmer was not available for picture. OFFICERS: President: S. Gilbert; Treasurer: C. Hecker; Vice President: K. Sei- fert; Secretary: J. Rector; Historian: T. Frish, and Junior Officer: Carla Gamer. MEMBERS: Donna Atwood, Paulina Boeving, Johnny Brannum, Alzina Britton, Callean Britton, Mark Brown, Debbie Claussen, Mark Cochran, Buddy Gourley, Debra Cox, Kenny Hawkins, Darrel Killian, Kevin Leiker, Richard Lott, Dianna Martin, Mark McPheeters, Tract Sallee, Tommy Thacker, Sanjay Varma, Pam Kelley, Karen Birch, Danny Casey, Michael Jones. OFFICERS: President: Kenny Hawkins; Vice President: Buddy Gourley; Secretary: Debbie Claussen; Treasurer: Richard Lott. 67 Fellowship of Christian Athletes Rob Hentz, Jerry Schweitzer, Jim Acklan, Doug Porterfield, Britt Park, Kin Hentz, Kevin Rudd, Hank Bowles, Paul Roberts, Jon Pennington, Keith Roberts, Paul Coats, Steve Knuckles, Marty Micheal, Kevin Schriver, Terry Anspach, Gary Croy, Kris Rudd, Kenny Poteet, Scott Lewis. PB Players Members are: David Foust, Lisa Graham, Becky Starnes, Natali Killen, Jaime Anthony, Buddy Gourley, Teresa Hensley, Crystal Wilk, Kim Gates, Cindy Hill, John Payne, Mark Starnes, Donna Moon, Carol Foust, Janet Brannen, Vicki Johnson, Erin Murphy, Teresa Wilson, Darla Birdsong. David Foust - President Lisa Graham - Vice President Becky Starnes - Historian Natali Killen - Secretary Jaime Anthony - Treasurer Buddy Gourley - Reporter Morning Class MEMBERS: L. Hyde, T. Graham, D. Dobbs, J. Welch, T. Belt, J. Guerrero, J. Ducket, K. Lack, I. Blak- enship, B. Bryant, D. Andrews, R. Campbell, T. Dodd, T. McKinney, J. Cope, M. Anderson, T. Wooten, B. Harris, J. Langley, E. Murphy, B. Wells, L. Campbell, K. Chatman, C. Stratton, B. Callahan, R. Morris, M. Giambelluca, C. Davis, D. Birdsong, J. Hollis, T. Goodrum, D. Wyatt, B. Toellner, M. Massingham, D. Moore, D. Cassidy, D. Chaffin, D. Bilbrey, P. Muller, S. Millen, R. Knowles, B. Mont- gomery, W. Gipson, D. Mabry, L. Stroud, C. Buck, P. Crudgington, K. Batson, P. Toole, C. Haga, S. Vinson, R. Cochran, A. Boeving, J. Magill, L. Bagwell, J. Shephard, H. Cauthan, S. Waite, B. Hendrix, D. Christian, M. Fortenberry, C. Allen, B. Wilson, J. Frey, C. Hooser and R. Urich. OFFICERS: President: J. Langley; Vice President: M. Giambelluca; Secretary: K. Moore; Treasurer: J. Grobe; Parliamentarian: P. Woo- druff and Rep.: D. Moore 70 Afternoon Class MEMBERS: S. Christopher, M. Tibbs, A. Bounds, J. Bailey, D. Jones, K. Innes, T. Urich, D. Nicolini, D. Mizell, J. Hewlette, L. Eich, D. Montgomery, V. Padgett, J. Inman, J. Gillihan, R. Bishop, S. Waite, R. Hill, J. Odell, P. Foriester, C. Krauss, L. DeMaras, S. Fuller, C. Jette, S. Drysdale, D. Sneed, R. Stew- art, C. Hennen, W. Smith, D. Webb, J. Jefferson, S. Dickey, R. Hillis, J. Keena, B. Case, G. Harris, B. Ewing, K. Landreth, D. Hicks, B. Coston, J. Schlitz, D. Sherrill, and D. Davis. VICA OFFICERS: President: D. Birdsong; Treasurer: D. Jones; Vice President: Karen Innes; Rep.: D. Sherrill t Lee Ann Stith, Lauria Hecker, Melody Priest, Gloria Tucker, Lisa Robertson, Jill Richey, Lisa Petty, Melinda Ashby, Karen Ubeline, Susan Heimsoth, Angela Stewart, Dari Birdsong, Steve Freeman, Don Stewart, Carl Grobe, Kathy Bryies, Rhonda Jones, Julie Schweitzer. Left to Right: Ron Mcjunkin, Many Elliot, Bud Shevick, David Stuckei, Mike Johnoff; James Noon, Randy Des- ranges, David Albers, Robert Gernstetter, Camille Pitchie, David Belt, Pat Jefferies, Aaron Raymond. Sponsors: Mr. S. Ladd, Mr. Smothers, Dr. Fisher. OFFICERS: President: Robert Gernstetter; Vice Presi- dent: Randy Desranges; Secretary: Camille Pitchie. 73 V. Farmer, C. Ice, N. Harley, D. Mangmrn, J. McCoy, C. Plemmons, A, Powers, D. Ray, R. San- ders, D. Stoud, S. Wallace, A. Friedline, A. Karly, L. Hardy, R. Kane 11, S. Kirk, D. Laskly, P. Russell, D. Sanders. ) - Club Rodeo MEMBERS: Scott Fuller, Alton Rey- nolds, Paul Tucker, Walter Bounds, Lennis Stroud, Jim Shull, Tim Davis, Boyce Hoefer, Steve Davis, Derrick Boyer, Ronnie Hillis. OFFICERS: Andy Polk and Paul Tucker. Members are: A. Aldridge, K. Alexander, D. Allen, C. Allen, G. Allen, C. Barker, D. Barks, P. Bennett, K. Bryles, J. Busche, M. Clanahan, D. Claussen, D. Cox, T. Emerson, S. Featherston, J. Funke, K. Gilmore, T. Graham, D. Groves, J. Harrison, L. Huffman, S. Hyde, K. Jackson, T. Johnson, R. Jones, L. Kenley, T. Landreth, S. Livesay, M. Lynch, J. Maddox, S. Mansfield, K. McNew, D. Medley, T. Moore, K. Montgomery, A. Morrison, G. Porch, S. Richardson, D. Schanda, L. Scott, K. Stoecker, L. Sutton, S. Tilman, G. Tucker, L. Vails, V. Vandermark, C. Wandel, B. Weldon, K. Wicker. French Club President: Beth Freeman Vice President: Joyce Arnold Secretary-Treasurer: Gloria Rains MEMBERS: Mike Lynch, Richard Shirkey, John Stein, Laura Sutton, Erin Murphy, Steve Freeman, Rhonda Jones, Beth Freeman, Carl Hall, Joyce Arnold, Stacy Gipson, Jerry Pledger, Donna Arrington, Gloria Bentley, Shelia Walker, Sharon Murphy, Kim Gipson, Tina Blackman, Brenda Brown, Steve Laatch, James Kazzee, Michelle Sliger, Gloia Rains, Bruce Linder, Tammy Bagwell. Left to Right: Tom Hoja, Ron Bradley, Greg Scott, Keith Tinker, Roger Ward, Dan Barton, Dennis Livingston, Greg Jones, Greg Dickens, Mike Hollowell, David Letassy, George Ladyman, Mike Caldwell, David Albers. President: Greg Jones; Vice President: Bud Shevick; Secretary: Mike Hollo- well: Treasurer: Dan Barton. c i u b Hamrad Club Members are: Ron McJunkin, Dean Whitlow, and Greg Pingleton. Mr. Morrison, sponsor. Concert MEMBERS: R. Shep- phard, D. Groves, T. Landreth, S. Mansfield, B. McLain, P. Woo- druff, M. Priest, D. Birdsong, P. Warren, S. Tilman, P. Toole, B. Weldon, D. Hicks, L. Sutton, G. Albers, L. Petty, R. Murphy, R. Turner, S. Gilbert, D. Foust, M. Anderson, S. Bean, C. Allen, L. Sandlin, J. Bryles, K. Hargrave, G. Scott, K. Norton, J. Jackson, S. Coleman, S. Heimsoth, T. Willoughby, G. Dun- can, D. Wise, Man, M. Williams, M. Thies. OFFICERS: Laura Sutton, Teresa Landrerth, Kathy Hargrave, Todd Wil- loughby, Grace Albers, Patty Toole. 80 OFFICERS: President - Mary Jacobs V. President - Cindy Dowd Secretary - Karen Alexander Treasurer - Barbara Weldon Starnes Members are: Karen Alexander, Gay Blocher, Glenda Blocker, Debbie Bowles, Cindy Dowd, Tammy Dunlap, Debbie Eubanks, Carol Foust, Karen Haga, Glenda Hanks, Sonja Hawks, Melody Henderson, Rhonda Hillis, Joan Jacobs, Mary Jacobs, Vicki Johnson, Cheryl Kearbey, Pam Kelly, Gina Porch, Mary Ellen Prim, Barbara Weldon Starnes, Kim Stoecker, Vicki Vandermark, Sheryl Wilkinson, Mary Williams. 81 Poplar Bluff Sho- e me Marching £ a n G. Allen, Lt Arnae� S Arnae, L. Batson, S. Bean, B Beauchamp, K. Berry, D. Birdsong, J Blaich, R. Brown, R. Clanahan, P. Coats, S Coats, M. Cochran, D. Cox, M. Davenport, T. Dicker son, T. Dilie, R. Divine, P. Dodge, D. Duncan, G. Duncan M. Elliott, T. Emerson, B. Finney, R. Frish, R. Gemstetter, C. Grobe K. Haga, M. Hall, J. Hamilton, S. Hamilton, B. Harris, W. Hays, J. Hendrix R. Hentz, P. Heuiser, T. Hoja, J. Hollis, D. House, K. Jackson, K. Kearbey, B Keathley, A. King, D. Letasey, S. Livesay, J. Maddox, R. Mattii, T. McKuin, S. Miller, R Murphy, S. Murphy, M. Patterson, R. Perkins, M. Pettet, M. Phillips, A. Pierce, T. Powell, L Petty, M. Priest, J. Rector, J. Richey, K. Riley, F. Roberson, C. Snaders, V. Scott, C. Sieb, D Sieb, K. Siefert, D. Shevick, V. Smith, D. Stewart, T. Stone, S. Tilman, P. Toole, L Turner, T. Urich, P. Warren, B. Weldon, B. Weldon, C. West, G. Woods, R. Woods, D Birdsong. Barton, P. Bennett, R. I Bradley, P. Buffington, M. Caldwell, R. Cattron, P. Clanahan, S. Croy, S. Davis, R. Denton, R. Desgranges, N. DiCiro, K. DiCiro, K. Dil- lard, K. Donnellan, G. Dougles, T. Dunlap, J. Eubank, N. Eubank, S. Fears, T. Fiske, T. Frish, C. Gamer, S. Gilbert, J. Hamil- ton, C. Hammons, A. Hansbrough, T. Harris, J. Harrison, C. Hecker, L. Hecker, M. Hecker, L. Hendrix, K. Holrath, D. House, J. Irby, C. Jackson, K. Jack- son, J. Jackson, M. Jeffries, A. Johnson, B. Jones, D. Jones, G. Jones, P. Kimes, G. Lady- man, R. Laffon, G. Lampkin, J. Langley, T. Killer, L. Lomax, G. Lewis, D. Livington, D. Long, B Marting, B. McLain, S. Miller, B. Montgomery, J. Moore, M. Moore, T. Moore, L. Nicolini, P. Noon, B. Parks, R. Patterson, J. Penn, A. Polk, P. Poteet, M. Quay, J. Rector, G. Scott, G. Scott, L. Scott, M. Strames, R. Starnes, L. Stith, D. Stott, C. Taylor, C. Terrell, Keith Tinker, C. Wandell, R. Ward, B. Weitzel, B. Welton, B. Weldon, A. Woerheide, D. xhk While. Varsity Majorettes 86 DRUM: Pam Buffington, Sr. HEAD: Cheryl Hammons, Sr. Frosh Band Kati Wylie, Stella Dailey. DRUM: Debbie Ford, HEAD: Verlene Luna. Janet England, Melinda Bess. Rosemary Alcorn, Rhonda Allen, Dwayne Amac, Melanie Austin, Susy Axom, Robert Barton, Melinda Bess, Susan Casey, Ann Cash, Dean Clark, Stella Dailey, Karen Daniels - Secretary, Cabrina Davis, Linda Davis, Robbie Davis, Tracy Dickerson - Vice President, Christy Dolle, Denise Elder, Janet England, Becky Epps, Mike Ewing, Michelle Flowers, Debbie Ford, Randy Foust, Dean Gholson, LeeAnn Gilmore, Linda Grobe, Judy Hargrave, Sandy Hendrickson, Dena Hodge, Delores Hoefer, Elaine Hudson, Kim Johnson, Cindy Jones, Kristie Jones, Paula Key, Joe Lanning, Mark Lee, Vicki Little, Verlene Luna, Lisa McCurter, Karline McDonald, Jana McLane - Librarian, Susan Mickey, Kristie Miller, Vickie Miller, Jeff Moore, Kim Morse, Diane Nabert, Kim Nance, Missie Nelson, Jean Richey, Jennie Ruth, Allen Ryman, David Schremp, Julie Schweitzer - President, Pete Sharp, Steve Shock, Tracey Silkwood, Mark Sloan, Angel Stewart, Ray Stith, Kimra Stone, Kevin Thurman, Gretchen Tilman, Felicia Trout, Trena Urich, Pat Van- Cleve, John Vincent, Laura Wandell, Fred Ward, Kati Wylie, Karen Yeley. You are a child of the universe, you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you . . . no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. Therefore — be at peace with God, whatever you conceive Him to be, and whatever your labors and aspirations in the noisy confusion of life — keep peace with your soul. With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams it is still a beautiful world. be careful. Strive to be happy. MAX EHRMANN © 1927 by Max Ehrmann. All rights reserved. Copyright renewed 1954 by Bertha K. Ehrmann Reprinted by permission Robert L. Bell, Melrose, Mass., 02176 91 1976 Football Mules ROW 1: Paul Roberts, Jim Bidewell, Jim Moser, Gary Casey, Harvey Johnson, Billy Hays, David Webb, Rick Lansford, Steve Whitworth, Ed Alexander, Danny Brown, Ken Battles. ROW 2: Kevin Montgomery, Ed Armes, Ray Stewart, David Gaines, Sean Moore, Lance Carlson, John Stout, Roy Mureno, Jay Ellis, Britt Park, Hank Bowles, Vic Ortega, Charles Stillwell, Bud Fritts. ROW 3: Brett Matthews, Jerry Schweitzer, Tom Dempsey, Bob Case, Steve Taylor, Luther Payn- ter, Rob Hentz, Phil Coats, Frank Woodson, Mark Harrell, Ron Mattli, John Roberts, Jeff Baldwin, Doug Porterfield, Bob Mouser. MANAGERS: STANDING: Bill Bryan, Enoch Maxey, John Schlitt. SITTING: Tim Acklin, Roger Ward. COACHES: Head Coach - Tom Telle, Terry Smith, Bill Arment, Bill Ray, Bill Caputo. Coaches go over half-time strategy. Frank Woodson on the end around. Ouch! ABOVE: Coach Telle sends in another play. BELOW: Coach Smith discusses the opposing offense. David Webb picks up more yardage. Coach Smith looks con- cerned . TOP LEFT: Mules' defense swarms over opposing runners. TOP RIGHT: Vic Ortega hangs on as Lance Carlson comes up to help. AT RIGHT: David Webb goes around end and finds the going tough. BOT- TOM LEFT: Ronnie Thomas breaks tackle to pick up good gain for the Mules. BOTTOM RIGHT: Roberts adds another extra point to his credit. The Mules’ offense gets good jump off ball. Mules’ Billy Hays and Johnny Stout lead teammate Ronnie Thomas around end. The Mules’ pursuit catches up and crunches opposing runner. CHARGE!!! Jr. Varsity Football Z. Malden, R. Butler, D. Stout, T. Anspach, R. Godwin, G. Montgomery, R. Lenderman, R. Penn, J. Aubachon, M. Locker, R. Daniel, R. Cajun, R. Turner, L. Smith, T. Fox, W. Lewis, R. Williams, J. Hays, M. Dunlap, J. Gurrero, J. West, R. Persons, K. Roberts, T. Baggett, K. Montgomery, R. leanings, S. Johnson, D. Foust, K. Hoggard, K. Hentz. Frosh Football M. Schriver, B. Knuckles, G. McKlintic, K. Poteet, J. Plunkett, T. Talkington, K. Rudd, D. Gholson, S. Ferguson, K. Bramlett, G. Long, M. Hawkins, F. Ward, L. Gladney, W. Harris, K. Prenzel, T. Thacker, S. Knuckles, C. Robertson, J. King, C. Deal, S. Stone, R. Dennis, P. Hopson, F. Milisits, T. Robertson, D. Lynch, W. Faries, A. Ursery, J. Francis, R. Coonce, G. Dodd, R. Stewart, V. Bishop, J. Pulliam, D. Alford, R. Allen, J. Huffman, D. Foust, K. Anderson, D. Winchester, J. Bridges, F. Dobnikar, L. Privett. 97 Varsity Cheerleaders LEE ROBERTSON - Sr. BECKY JONES - Sr. WANDA ARNAC - Sr. CYNDY TAYLOR - Jr. ROBIN DIVINE - Sr. LOU ARNAC - Jr. B-Team Cheerleaders L to R: Treena Prenzel - Head, Michelle Mock, Stephanie Sousan, Debbie Schanda. TOP: Sandy Romeres, Kerre Nor- ton. Freshman Cheerleaders Coach Barry Cody Cross Country Team 1st ROW: R. Cox, D. Ward, G. Croy, K. Sandlin, D. Pruitt, V. Luna, R. Hays, T. Anderson. 2nd ROW: S. Ward, D. Brown, W. Sandlin, M. Ward, W. Davenport, L. Orton, C. Johnson, M. Aldridge. NOT PRESENT FOR PICTURE: J. Harris, D. Donnely, R. Bishop, Manager J. Privitt. The Race is on! James Harris trying to overtake Mike Aldridge. James Harris head- ing for the finish line. Warren Davenport stretching it out, Mike Aldridge and Daniel Ward head- ing for the finish line. Volleyball Angelia Lewis, Beverly Blackman. Lanan Riggs. Pat Reed. Cyndy Taylor, Marge Clanahan, Teresa Emer- son, Pam Poteet, Becky Montgomery, Terry Metz. Carrie Reid, Donna Moon, Tina Blackman, Donna Johnson, Elizabeth Reid, Agnes Winter, Gloria Bently, AnnShevick. 103 COACHES Terry Smith Cal Nations W r 76 e s t 77 n g 1st ROW: Terry Gulledge, Roy Mureno, Dale Bunker, Andy Polk, Norman Eubank, Eddie Arms, Bruce Weit- zel, Vince Lampe, Brett Mathews. 2nd ROW: Chris Gurley, Charles Stillwell, Jerry Hays, Nick Diciro, Don Stewart, Tim Marting, Rob Hentz, Alan Nabert. 3rd ROW: Mark Schriver, Kurt Diciro, Robbie Denton, Gene Mansker, Rod Priest, Jim Baker, Keith Montgomery, Jerome Aubuchon, Darryl Pruett, Richard Gra- ney. 4th ROW: Tony Gtheridge, Greg Calhoun, Randy Thurman, Calvin Robertson, George Little, Steve Johnson, Sean Murphy. 5th ROW: Kevin Vandermark, Danny Casey, Scott Lewis, Derek Boyer, Steve Fergu- sion, Randy Crum, Bill Wyatt, John West. 6th ROW: Steve Tipton, Brian Murphy. NOT PICTURED: Doug Herzog, Curtis Greer, Mike Reed, Vic Ortega, Marty Michaels, Greg West. 104 Promising sophomore Keith Montgomery gives opponent no place to Bret Mathews opponent has no chance as the big go. junior crawls all over him. Eddie Armes illustrates a picture perfect reversal as Coach Smith urges encourage- ment in the background. Unidentified Mule smashes opponents head into the mat. Senior Norman Eubank gets ready to pin another opponent. Brett Mathews rides his opponent. ABOVE: Greg Calhoun tries an escape. BELOW: Sean Murphy tries a new move. ABOVE: Norman Eubank shows his pinning technique.BELOW: Eddie Arms puts down a Charlston Bluejay. Wrestling and Baseball Cheerleaders Left to Right: Regina Prentzal, Cheryl Terrel, Karen Ubelien, Teresa Deal, Camille Taylor, Sonia Davidson. Seniors LaDonna VanBuren 107 Basketball 1st ROW: Jim Bidewell, Warren Davenport, Denis Duncan, Greg Dickens, Mike England, David Dickens. 2nd ROW: Ricky Lansford, Harvey Johnson, Lex Drum, Dale Hinton, Philip Coats. 108 BELOW: Ricky Lansford shoots for two over a Lil- born Panther. ABOVE: Jim Bidewell and Philip Coats play tough defense. Denis Duncan goes up for the first two of the game. —f im JiPli SWISH! ! ! RIGHT: Mules Ricky Lans- ford f puts one up over opposing player. x The games on once again! Getting little pressure Dale Hinton gets a shot off. Denis Duncan, sharp shooter for the Mules, finds the next two hard to get. no TOP ROW: Paul Coats, Jeff Campbell, Larry Orton, Kurt Kentz, Greg Dickens, Ron Jennings. BOTTOM ROW: Melvin Davis, Kevin Schriver, Rob Penn, David Stout, Jim Gray, Randy Henderson. TOP ROW: Randy Allen, Bruce Duggins, Jace Huffman, Fred Ward, Lynn Privett, Steve Knuckles, Willy Har- ris, Mike Hawkins, Randy Morris. BOTTOM ROW: Kevin Sandland, Ray Stith, Kenny Poteet, John Pulliam, Todd Talkington, Anthony Ellis, Kris Rudd. Girls Basketball 1st ROW L to R: Kay Riley, Vickie Vandermark, Judy Cope, Gail Bunker, Carol Lee. 2nd ROW: Terri Powell, Carolyn Nolte, Pam Poteet, Sarah Saunders, Coach Chonister. 1st ROW L to R: Karen Whitmer, Amy Wolf, Donna Moon, Millicent Rhodes, Linda Davis. 2nd ROW: Coach Chronister, Kate Hentz, Kathy Wellington, Leslie Stilwell, Regina Baldridge, Felicia Trout. Tennis 76-77 Gregg Jones, Andy Whiteley, Robert Gemstetter, Jeff Baldwin, Keith Tinker, Greg Woods, Randy Woods. Coach Davis, Teresa Emerson, Nan Gilbert, Carolyn Nolte, Judy Engelhart, Lee Ann Huffman, Terri Pow- ell , Leslie Stillwell, Debby Shevick. 114 Baseball FRONT ROW, L to R: Ron Bradley, Bud Fritts, Eddie Armes, David Wilcut, David Donley. SECOND ROW, L to R: Allen Godwin, Steve Taylor, Bobby Case, Jeff Boyd, Mike England. THIRD ROW, L to R: Coach King, Terry Anspaugh, Larry Orton, Reggie Hendericks, Robbie Penn. Coach King Coach Metz Baseball Returning Lettermen Eddie Armes - SR. Ron Bradley - SR. Steve Taylor - JR. Bud Fritts - SR. David Wilcutt - SR. Mike England - JR. Bobby Case - Jr. 116 MANAGER Tim Acklin - Sr. TOP: Bad Brad Knocks one off into the wild blue yonder! RIGHT: Mechanical Maniac’s?! BELOW: Eddie Arms tries a new sport. Rung Fu??? 118 From Left to Right: John Pentington, Dennis Duncan, John Alcorn, Kevin Rudd. Coach Telle Varsity Track 1st ROW, LR: Luther Paynter, Keith Montgomery, Randy Williams, David Ward, Westly Lewis, Verlin Luna. 2nd ROW, LR: Willard Sandlin, Danny Brown, Warren Davenport, John Roberts, Jim Moser, Randy Persons, Kevin Hog- gard. 3rd ROW, LR: John West, Kenn Battles, Kevin Anderson, Tommy Knuckles, Kirk Douglas, Mark Harrell, Billy Hayes. 4th ROW, LR: Frank Harris, Harvey Johnson, Greg Allen, Tony Anderson, James Harris, Malcomb Blackman, Dale Hinton. NOT PICTURED: David Webb, Richard Cox, Mike Aldridge, Keith Roberts. Head Coach, Bill Caputo Coach Bill Arment Coach Barry Coty 119 GREG ALLEN - 3 yi. letterman sprinter, 440, mile relay. JAMES HARRIS - 3 yr. letterman middle distance runner, 880, 2 mile relay, 1 mile relay. FRANK HARRIS - 3 yr. letterman, sprinter, 100 yard dash, 220 yard dash, 880 relay. TONY ANDERSON - 3 yr. letterman, middle distance runner, 880, 2 mile relay, 1 mile relay, school record holder in 2 mile relay. MALCOMB BLACKMAN - 1st year letter- man, sprinter, 100 yard and 220 yard dash, 880 relay. 120 DISTANCE RUNNERS Warren Davenport, Tony Anderson, James Harris, Tommy Knuckles, Ver- lin Luna, Danny Brown, Willard Sand- lin, Daniel Ward. TWO MILE RELAY Tony Anderson, Verlin Luna, James Harris, Daniel Ward. SPRINTERS Malcomb Blackman, Frank Harris, Harvey Johnson, Wesley Lewis, Kenny Battles, Billie Hays, Kevin Anderson, Greg Allen, Randy Wil- liams, John Roberts. 121 MILE RELAY Tony Anderson, James Harris, Greg Allen, Harvey Johnson. WEIGHT MEN John West, Luther Paynter, Kevin Hoggard, Mark Harrell, Keith Montgomery, Keith Roberts and Burt Warren not pictured. Mark Harrell, Sr. standout, releases the BELOW: disc. 880 RELAY Frank Harris, Malcomb Blackman, Kenny Battles, Billie Hays. Freshman Track 76-77 BOTTOM ROW: Kevin Anderson, Danny Lynch, John Pulliam, Fred Ward, Willy Harris. MIDDLE ROW: Melvin Davis, Gary Croy, Steve Knuckles, Cris Rudd. TOP RUDD: Lynn Privett, Charlie Crum, Ray Stith, Wayne Allen. School Board Fred M. Morrow Superintendent John Dolle A. D. Brookerson Rodger Baldwin 126 If� : f Mary Farmer Seniors Donna Telle Juniors Counselors Don Swain Freshmen Bob Crane Sophomores 129 JOANN GRAY ANN SMITH CHARLEY REED Left to Right: Delorse Duffy, Lillian Smith, Peggy Allen, Jane Boyer, Neva Lawson, Louise Eeseman, Doris Sowell, Norma Barnes. Cooks and Custodians Left to Right: Charles Whitmer, Lupe Valle, Rev. Warren, Orville Mitchell, Cecil Taylor, Mr. Patterson. 131 MRS. AGIN MISS FORD MISS RHODES Business MRS. ROBERTS MISS SANDERS MR. MYERS MR. RAY MRS. SWAIN MR. J. CLARK MR. HENSON MR. METZ MR. TAYLOR 111 .i . MR. DOSS MR. CHRONISTER MR. FRIED WALD MR. T. SMITH MR. McKUIN MR. B. LADD MR. PRUETT MR. TELLE 1 MRS. DAVIS MR. CAPUTO MR. KING MISS PINES MR. WYATT MR. DUNCAN MRS. METZ MRS. ALLISON 136 MRS. JONES MR. LUEDEMAN MR. B. SALYER Music MR. G. SALYER COE MR. L. SMITH Industrial MR. PORTER Special MRS. GREER Arts MR. SMOTHERS Education MRS. RISLEY MR. MEYR MR. WEBER MR. JOHNSON MR. NATIONS 137 Alternative School MR. CAUCLASUR MRS. ROUNSAVILLE MRS. VERNON 138 MISS WOODRUFF MISS TORES F 0 r e 1 g n L a n g u a g e GRACE JOHN PRESIDENT - Norman Eubank ALBERS ALCORN EDWARD ALEXANDER CLAYTON DAVID ALLEN ALLEN VALERIE ALLEN DELORES ANDREWS TONY ANDREWS JAMIE ANTHONY DARRELL ANTONE 142 DON ARMOR SANDRA ARNAC WANDA ARNAC EDDIE ARMES CATHEY ARD JOYCE CECIELA ARNOLD ASHBAUGH CECIELA BECKY LESLIE AUBCHON AYOTTE BAGWELL JAMES DEBBIE TIM DONNA RANDY BENNETT BILBREY BILBREY BIRDSONG BISHOP 143 GLENDA ALBERT HANK CAROL BLOCKER BOEVING BOWLES BOYER JOY ALZINA RODNEY DIANNE BRIGGS BRITTON BROWN BRUCE RON BRADLEY BONNIE BRYANT PAT BURKETT TERRY LYNN RHONDA BRENDA BUTLER CAMPBELL CAMPBELL CALLAHAN 144 VICE-PRESIDENT - Dennis Moore LANCE CARLSON GARY CASEY KIM CHAPMAN KELLY CHRISTIAN CATHEY KERMIT JANE JOHN COONCE COOK COLEMAN COPE KATHI COLLINS JUDY COPE 145 PAM DAVID CRUDGINGTON CRUMLEY PAT CUMMINS GREG DARNELL LISA C. J. DENNIS KENNY DANIELS DAVIS DAVIS DAVIS BETH SONIA TERESA BRENDA LINDA DAVIDSON DAVIDSON DEAL DeMARIS DeMARIS TOM TERI DAVID LINDA VICKI DEMSEY DICKERSON DICKENS DIGGS DIGGS 146 CONNIE DILLARD DAWNE DILLE DEANNE DILLE m DEBBIE DILLION RANDY DISGRANGES ROBIN DIVINE DIANE VICKI TAMMY PERRY DOBBS DOBBS DODD DODGE SECRETARY - Pam Buffington SHERRY EDWARDS LeVINA EICH MARY DENNIS DRURY DUNCON 147 TERESA JUDY NORMAN DEBBIE RANDY EMERSON ENGLEHART EUBANK EUBANKS EVENS BILL EWING ANDY FERGESON KAREN FERGESON DAVID FOUST TRACY FRISH BUD SCOTT DAVID FRITTS FULLER GAINES TREASURER - Becky Jones 148 MIKE GARCIA RENE GATLIN ROBERT GERNSTETTER JANICE CAROLYN ALLEN GILIHAN GILLION GODWIN TERESA WAYNE CARL GRAHAM GRIFFIN GROBE DEEANN TERRY PHILLIP CHUCK JERRY GUIDRY GULLEDGE GULLETT HAGA HAMILTON STEVE CHERYL MARK BILL GARY HAMM HAMMONS HARRELL HARRIS HARRIS 149 JAMES HARRIS RONALD HARRIS TAMI HARRIS TERRY HARTY LEE HARTY BOB HASTINGS CINDY HECKER MIKE HENDERSON BILL HENDRIX CINDY HENDRIX JAMA HENDRIX DON HERZOG REGINA HILL CHRIS HILLIS CHUCK HILLIS TONY DENISE RICHARD JAMES MIKE HINES HOGGARD HOLBROOK HOLLIS HOLLOWELL 150 RETA DARLA ROY KEN LISA HON HOUSE HOUSE HUBER HYDE JUDY KAREN KIM MARY LEANNA INMAN INNES JACKSON JACOBS JAMES CHRIS CINDY MIKE ARTHER BECKY JETTE JOHNSON JOHNOFF JONES JONES DENISE GREG LYDIA WAYNE QUINCY JONES JONES KARLISH KEARBY KEEBLE 151 RON KELLAMS SUSAN KIRK JOE LANGLEY AUSTIN KENNY TOM KILLEN DEVONA KINDER KAREN KING CARISSA KRAUSS KEN LACK GAIL LAMKIN KEN LANDRETH RICKY LANSFORD DICK LAW KAREE LAZLIER DONNA LEE JIM ROGER DODY LEE LINDS LONG CHARLES RICKY LOURY LUNDRY 152 CONDITA LUSTER MIKE LYNCH GARY LOVETTE DARRELL MABRY JANET MADDOX CATHEY MALLOY HELEN MARTING JOHN MANSKER JAY JON MAGIL MARK MASSINGHAM RON MATTLEY ENOCH MAXEY TERESA JIM McCOIN McKEE 153 TAMI MONA McKUIN McNEW CLEE RANDY MICKEY MIKEL DAVID ELAINE KAREN MEDLEY MERRIMAN METZ SANDRA MILLER PAM MINTON RICKEY MOE 154 SONIA ROSE RICHIE ROBERT PEGGY MOORE MORGAN MORRIS MOSES MULLER KEN DIANE DOUG MARY MARGARET MURPHEY MURRAY MYHRIE MOORE NELY 155 MARJORIE PAT VIC BARB NELY NOON ORTEGA OWENS VALERIE PADGETT DONNA PARSONS RANDY PATTERSON BOB PAYNE BYRON JOHN PAYNE PAYNE JOYCE ANDY PHELPS POLK 156 STEPHANIE PRESLEY TERESA PRICE MARK QUAY GLORIA RAINS JIM PRIVETT REX JANICE DOYLE RATTLER RECTOR REXROAT CAROLYN JAMIE DIANNE RICE RICHIE RIDDLE 157 FRED ROBERTSON PAUL ROBERTS KAREN ROBERTS LEE ROBERTSON GLENN SCOTT ROBERT RUBLE KEVIN RUDD DEBBIE SANDERS JOHN SCHLITT VERNON DEBBIE SCOTT SIEB KAREN SIEFERT BILLY SHIPMAN DEAN SHERRELL 158 DEBBIE JIM BLAKE BARBARA KENNY SHEVICK SHULL SILKWOOD SMITH SMITH KATIE CARLA RAY LENNIS LAURA STAED STRATTEN STEWART STROUD SUTTON MIKE PAT CAMILLE VICTOR CARL SWOFFORD TACKETT TAYLOR TAYLOR TERRELL 159 BILL TOELLNER ROSE TERRELL DARRELL THOMPSON BARB TOMBS SARA TILMAN PATTY JEANNE MIKE VALERIE LUTHER TOOLE VESTAL WARD WALLIS WALTON PATTI WARREN SUSAN WATERS BRUCE WEITZEL BRENDA WELDON ANDY WELLS 160 PATRA WELSH JAMES WEST JUSTIN WEST GLORIA WHITE STEVE WHITWORTH CARLA FRANK TOMMY DAN JOEY WOODSMALL WOODSON WOOTEN WYATT WYLIE DONNA WYATT SUE CROSS RUSSELL DICKENS JOY HUDSON JOYCE GROBE Senior Class Officers 163 Oran Agee David Albers Cheryl Allan Davenda Allan Glenda Allan Kevin Allan Debra Anderson Sandra Andrews Leola Anthony Lou Arnac Robert Arnold Jeff Baldwin Betty Bailey Jeanie Bailey Susan Baker Christina Barker Debbie Barks Gayla Barnes 164 Gayla Bernes Cindy Barnett Mark Barr Delbert Bartholomew Daniel Barton Lisa Batson Kenny Battles Barbara Beauchamp Kenneth Beard Cary Belt Gloria Bently Keith Berry Jane Bess Jim Bidewell Beverly Blackman Charley Blackman Vicki Blades John Blaich Ilene Blankenship Pauline Boeving Aneta Bounds Walt Bounds Steven Brower Jeff Boyd James Brady David Brandon Janet Brannan Allaen Britton Callene Britton Sherry Britton 165 Brenda Brown Danny Brown Jerry Brown Nick Brown Roger Brown Ruth Brown Bill Bryan Howard Bryant Dale Bunker Gail Bunker Bill Burton Greg Butler Marsha Butler Mike Caldwell Michael Caristrong Albert Carter Bobby Case Cindy Casey Jamie Casey Diane Cassidy Dan Chapman David Chaney Renee Cheshire David Christian Philip Coats Ronnie Coats Sarah Coats Bruce Cobb Ricky Cochran Sam Cochran 166 William Coleman Steve Cosby Robert Costin Tony Crews Debby Crider Tommy Crunk Wayne Davis Tim Davis James Davenport Debbie Davis Darlina Darnell Jeanie Darling Tracye Denton Sue DeBoard Nick Dicero Becky Dixon Steve Dicky Greg Donley 167 David Donley Kim Donnelian Cindy Down Kird Douglas Jimmy Duckett Tammy Dunlap Cindy Dunlap Bobby Eastwood Jeanie Edington Jay Ellis Jeanie Ellis Mike England John Eubanks Rose Figgins Becky Finney Mark Fisher Cheryl Foust Pam Foriestei Beth Freeman James Frey Doris Gallamore Carla Gamer Jill Garrett Kim Gates 168 Becky Gilkey Kathy Gilmore Julie Gipson Woodsen Gipson Jennifer Godwin Tony Goodrum Lisa Graham Leonard Griffin Michelle Griggs Debra Groves John Guerreo Karen Haga Clay Hall Randy Hail Glenda Hanks Ann Hansgrough Brent Harden Marty Harget 169 Kathy Hargrave Jo Ann Harrison Tonya Harrison Dennis Hawkins Linda Hawks Billy Hayes Jerry Hayes Laurie Hecker Teresa Hefner Dawn Heller Leman Hendrix Charles Hennen Teresa Hensley Dewayne Henson Steve Henson Robert Hentz Penny Heuiser Janet Newlett 170 Tom Hibler David Hicks David Hicks Jessie Hicks Ann Higgs Henry Hiles Virginia Hill Randy Hillis Rhonda Hillis Teddy Hillis Tommy Hoja Karen Holrath Kelly Holt Tina Hood Teresa Hooker Carl Hooser Donald Howdeshell Connie Hoxworth Lee Ann Huffman Cathy Ice Joan Jefferson Mike Jefferies Rennee Jenkins Lona Jennings Susan Jiles Brenda Johnson Charles Johnson Danny Johnson Eddy Johnson Harvey Johnson 171 Kimberly Johnson Rose Johnson Sheryl Johnson Tina Johnson Joe Jones Johnia Jones Mike Jones Cheryl Kearby Jeffery Kearby Karen Kearby Mike Kearly Bryan Keathley Jim Keena Karen Kellams Barb Kelly Pam Kelly Randy Kellian Natile Killion John Knowles Robert Knowles Herschel Knuckles Tommy Knuckles John Koonce Shelia Lack George Ladyman Rita Laffoon Vincent Lampy Teresa Landreth Sandy Lansford Michael Lareau 172 Judy Lenderman David Letassy Anglea Lewis Gerald Lewis Jeff Lewis Terry Liggett Bruce Lindner Jum Lineham Terry Lock Randall Lott Ruth Lovette Karl Luecke Bruce Lynch Sherry Mansfield Myra Martin Brett Matthews Pam Mayo Gary McCauley Jo Ann McCoy Ron McGinty Ron McJunkin 173 Tonja McKinney Debbie McNamee Sheila McNew Karl Merritt Barbara Mikel Marty Micheal David Miller Mike Miller Steven Miller Eugene Minton Lonona Mitchell Kevin Monroe Joe Moore Martha Moore Sean Moore Tammy Moore Becky Montgomery Debbie Montgomery Kevin Montgomery Sherry Montgomery David Morey B- Morgan 174 Ann Morrison Jim Bo Moser Teresa Mosley Bobby Mouser Roy Mu re no Erin Murphy Debbie Nicolini Carloyn Nolty Paul O Brian Tina Olson Rita O'Neal Walter O'Neal Shane Osborne Terry Osborne Joy Owens Brenda Padgett Roger Parker Britt Parks Rocky Patterson Luther Painter Betty Pernebaker Anita Perryman Tracy Peters Greg Pingleton Donna Plaith Pam Plaith Cathy Plemmons Mickey Plunkett Doug Porterfield Chris Poston Pam Poteet Terry Powell 175 Regina Prenzel Mary Ellen Prim Mike Quay Barb Radford Marcia Rainwater Richard Randall Margaret Ray Shelly Ray Clifton Reed David Reno David Revelle Alton Reylords Jill Richey Kenny Richmond La Nan Riggs 176 Fatty Rievley Annette Riley Kay Riley Kelly Riley Pam Riley John Roberts Sandra Robinson Barbara Rodgers Bonnie Rodgers Rodney Rone Donald Ropp Nancy Salyer Gail Sanders Tammy Sanders Lorenzo Sandlen Jerry Schweitzer Carol Seib Scott Selvidge Vicky Senoneyer Tom Shakelford Tammy Shelbey Jim Shepard Robin Shepard Bud Shevick Richard Shirbey Donna Shrum Sandra Sisson Brenda Smith Terry Smith Vicki Smith 177 Debbie Soens Sarah Sounders Jimmy Sowells Ruth Sowells Ricky Sparks Wanye Spirrey Mark Starnes Russell Stratton Lester Stevens Don Stewart Robert Stewart Charles Stillwell Lee Stith Kenneth Stoll Donna Stott John Stout Karen Strenful Debra Stroud John Sullevan Tommy Summerlot Jerry Schweitzer Teresa Talcott 178 Cyndy Taylor Steve Taylor Jennifer Tedreck Melba Tibbs Mary Thies Desra Thompson Kathy Thornbourgh Eugene Thorton Sue Tours Debby Turnbaugh Randy Urich Tonya Urich Anita Ursery Wayne Vinson Randy Wade 179 Scott Waite Steven Waite Sandra Wallis Larry Ward Rebecca Ward Roger Ward Roy Ward Stacy Ward Bert Warren Wayne Warren Bellie Wells Cindy West Ron Wheeling Donna Wheelis Debby White Betty Whitehead Andy Whiteley Dean Whitlow Cathy Whitmer 180 Douglas Whitmer Kathryn Whittington Karen Wicker Christal Wilk Earnest William Jim Williams Kent Williams Mary Williams Terry Williams Todd Willoughby Connie Wilson James Wixom Robin Wolf Dane Woodruff Pam Woodruff Greg Woods Jay Woolf Iva Wooten Cyndy Worley Doug Wyatt 181 182 V ' V 'i; 1 Ya’ all don’t do that!! Deb - Jeanie put that here. Jean - But Debbie I can’t reach that! Deb-2 - Boy are they dumb. Todd Wyles Debbie Wylie When we first came to P.B.H.S. we were excited to be Freshmen. Only others thought we were immature. During our Freshman year we worked hard to gain recognition by showing our spirit in pep assemblies. Being a part of P.B.H.S. meant a lot to us when we were Freshmen and we knew when we finally became a Senior we’d miss P.B.H.S. and ail the swell memories. As Sophomores we thought of ourselves as upper-lower classmen. Now, it was our chance to push the Freshmen around instead of having Sophomores push us around. Our class grew smaller and smaller in pep assemblies. Some were in band or some were in some kind of sport, so our pep wasn’t as loud as all the rest but it was there. Now we are Juniors. We set a new record on magazine sales. The pressure was put on us Juniors for we had to make our Junior-Senior prom the best for us and for the Seniors of '77. Our Senior year will be our most mem- orable year of high school and we look forward to becoming the Seniors of '78. We'll remember the stunts we pulled on teachers and the stunts they pulled on us. All these memories rap up in 4 years of school at P.B.H.S. Pam Adams Michael Albritton Angela Aldridge Kurt Hentz Mike Aldridge Karen Alexander Kevin Aliston Diane Allen Lewis Anderson Terry Anspach Lisa Armes Melinda Ashby Janet Atkinson David Ayler Kim Axom James Baker Tom Baggett Tammy Bagwell Katherine Barger Sophomore Class 184 Cunis Barnes Cecil Bounds Lisa Batson Steve Bean Jimmy Beck Vicki Becker Pam Bennett Vicki Berker Cheryl Bess Darla Birdsong Ricky Bilskey Howard Blackman Bill Blocker Ruseena Boon Ray Boyd Tammy Boyer Debby Bowles Johnny Brannum Joyce Branerum Jana Bryant Kevin Bremlett Janice Breckenridge Diana Britton Mark Brown Joe Brown Linda Brown Bob Bryant Howard Bryant Cathy Bryles Joe Bulliner 185 Lisa Bulliner Pam Butler Julie Busch Frank Burkhart Greg Calhoun Jeff Campbell Bub Casey Randy Cattron Andrea Chapman Nancy Choisser Kelly Christian Pam Clanahan Debra Claussen Dennis Clay Paul Coats Mark Cochran Debbie Cochran Danny Collins Chris Cooper Allen Costin Debra Cox Donna Cox 186 Richard Cox Bridgett Croft Sharon Croy Paul Curry Roger Daniel Jo Ann Danson Terry Davidson Melvin Davis Jackie Davis Gary Davis James Davis Steve Davis Steven Davis Tim Davis Vanessia Davis Lana Davison Mara Davenport Delois Dawson Linda Deboard Mark Lee Teresa Denton Robbie Denton Kurt DiCero Greg Dickens Sandra Dickey Kristi Dilliard Tracy Dille Jana Divine Laura Dobbs Kim Donis Gayle Douglas Steve Dover 187 Julie Downing Linda Duncan Michael Dunlap Ed Eastman Marty Elliot Barbara Epps Pam Evans Mark Faughn Sheila Featherston Tammy Fisher Thomas Fisk Bill Finney Aaron Filter Allen Freeman Sheila Fears Robbie Frish Steve Ford Steve Freeman Donald Foust David Foust Carol Foust Kim Fox Tom Fox Jeanette Funke 188 Sean George Nan Gilbert Shari Gillihan Wesley Gilmore Kim Gipson Stacey Gipson George Glenn Richard Grainey Jim Gray Terry Greer Curtis Greer Sue Griggs Don Goff Richard Godwin Eugene Gunn Tim Gulledge Mike Hall Ginger Hall Keith Harris Judy Hastings James Halls Lisa Hays Melody Henderson Reggie Hendricks Kim Haynes Brent Haynes Jim Hays Randy Head Missy Hecker Kate Hentz 189 Kurt Hentz Dena Hooser Dennis Hooker Delbert Hupp Scott Hyde Mike Hall Mike Hanklin Danny Harwell Kenneth Hawkins Boyce Hefer Ronald Hillis Susan Heimsoth Cynthia Hewlett Doug Herzog Cindy Hill Gene Henton Kevin Hoggard Teresa Hollard Lee Holloway Cindy Houter Mike Howdershell Sonya Hyde Pam Jones 190 Cheryl Jones Jerry Johnson Judy Jackson Sandy Jackson Carrie Jackson Steve Jaco Jenny Jeffries Margie Jeffries Carolyn Jennings Ron Jenkins David Jewel Marshall Johnson Steve Johnson Janice Johnson Terry Johnson Vicki Johnson Ann Johnson James Jones Terry Jones Rhonda Jones Teiena Joyce Cindy Kaiser Linda Kerr Debby Keele Laura Kenley Kevin Kearby James Kazell Penny Kimes Angie King Debby King 191 Julie King Roben Knowles Twiley Koonce Val Kourver Leslie Lashely Cheryl Landis Phillip Landry Carla Lazalaz David Leach Phillip Lee Carol Lee Wesley Lewis Cecil Lewis Dennis Livingston George Little James Linhan Sharline Livesay Mark Locker Kenneth Lowery Lawerence Luck Verlin Luna 192 Roberta Lunsford Danny Lynch Zeque Mauldin Sandy Mansfield Delnar Manskar Bill Marting Norman McBride Marty McClure Daniel McCoin Cindy McCleire Gary McDaniel Daniel McKnight Karen McNew Beth McClain Linda McWilliams Jimmy Metz Tom Meyer Michelle Mocke Chris Montigue Greg Montgomery Keith Montgomery Steve Montgomery Chris Montgomery Sheila Moore Donna Moore Sheila Moore Donna Moon Britt Moore Julie Morey Teresa Morgan 193 Mike Moser Debra Moser Mark Mosely Sean Murphy Danny Nations Laurie Nealy Jennifer Nelson Terry Newman James Noon Kerry Norton Glenn O'Brien Jana Ortega Larry Orton Richard Owens Lisa Paschel Tom Parks Mark Patterson Danny Payne John Pena Paul Penn Robbie Penn Randy Person Rhonda Perkins Mark Pettit Lisa Petty Glenda Petzel Floyd Phillips Mary Phillips Tim Phillips Camille Phillips 194 Angie Pierce Linda Pingleton Ginna Porch John Powell Dusty Powell Melody Priest Rod Priest Terena Prenzel Robin Presely Lewis Prewitt Darrel Pruett Jack Pruett Jackie Pruett Roberta Prince Teresa Prince Sandy Ramirez Regina Redesheney Clarence Reed Carrie Reed Kathy Reed Gary Revell Sandy Richards Keith Roberts Kevin Roberson Bob Roger Sam Rowley Julie Ruble Tim Savat William Shamblin Kevin Schriver 195 Greg Scott Lee Ann Scott Sherry Scott Regina Shamblin Debbie Shawnda Teresa Shipman Jessy Short Bill Smith David Smith Mark Smith David Smithie Chris South Connie Sole James Spears Michelle Stafford Becky Starnes John Stein Kim Stoecker Terena Stone David Stout Lesley Stilwell Deane Sumney Stephen Suzanne Cheryl Terrel Jean Thurman Tim Thorton Randy Thurman Greg Tibbs Kevin Tinker Keith Tinker 196 Greg Toflin Allan Tolliver Art Tomlin Kevin Townshed James Toole Cindy Tucker Kim Turner Lynn Turner Rob Turner Paul Tyler Sandra Vrcrel Karen Ubelin Chris Uminen Janet Urby 197 Lori Vails Linda Vandermark Tom Victery Angie Vincent Joni Walker Anthony Wallace Danny Walace Darrell Walls Della Walton Chris Wandell Doug Wangler Kathy Ward Tim Ward Joe Ward 198 Charles Weaver Casandra Weaver Janette Webb Kim Ward Rhonda Wheeling Rodney White Terry Whorley Kathy Wicker Sheryl Wilkinson Lynn Wells Mel Wells John West Clay West Tammy West Carla Wilson Barb Williams of 199 Randy Williams David Wiseman Nathan Withrow Anna Worheide 200 201 Lost and Found SOPHOMORES SHOW HOMECOMING SPIRIT! ! ! 203 Take time for friendship when you can. The hours fly swiftly, and the need That presses on your fellowman May fade away at equal speed, And you may sigh before the end That you have failed to play the friend. Not all life’s pride is born of fame; Not all the joy from work is won. Too late we hang our heads in shame, Remembering good we could have done; Too late we wish that we had stayed To comfort those who called for aid. Take time to do the little things Which leave the satisfactory thought, When other joys have taken wings, That we have labored as we ought; That in a world where ail contend, We often stopped to be a friend. Sophomore Class Officers Left to Right: Kurt Hentz, Carrie Jackson, Treana Prenzel, Kate Hentz. 205 Joey Abney Rick Adams Navada Agee Micheal Albertson Lisa Albritton Rosemary Alcorn Keith Aldridge Diana Allen Kay Allen Randy Allen Rhonda Allen Wayne Allen Kevin Anderson Kim Anthony Donald Ard Cynthia Armes Dewayne Arnac Ginger Arnold Donna Arrington Donna Atwood Jerome Aubuchon 206 Melanie Austin Susie Axom Robert Badger Gloria Baine Debby Baker Regina Baldridge Dale Barks Charlotte Barnes Kenneth Barnes Kim Barnes Terry Barr Bruce Barrentine Dennis Barton Robert Barton Laura Battles Ruth Battles Gina Beal David Belt Rhonda Belt Steven Benton Gary Berry Tracy Bery Melinda Bess Darren Bishop Donna Bishop Robin Bishop Becky Blackwell Tina Blackman Gaylene Blocker Lisa Bockhold 207 Rita Bolliner Tammy Boyd Derek Boyers Bill Bradford Mary Brannum Matthew Brittain Jack Bridges Steve Brookerson Dawn Brown Karen Brown Betty Bryant 4 Cindy Bruce Steven Bruce Skip Bullington Karen Burke ! 'i Chris Burnett Karen Burnett Dennis Butler Cindy Case Ann Cash Charles Calvin Elzie Cardwell Danny Casey Margie Casey Susan Casey Ronald Caquin James Chastan Cynthia Chitwood. Windy Christopher Kim Clanahan 208 Dean Clark Rebecca Clark Mashel Coleman Micheal Coleman Carol Dondon Randy Coonce Janice Cox Pam Cox Gary Croy Randy Crum Diana Cruz Barbara Culber Mike Cubbered Stella Dailey Karin Daniels Jo Danner Cindy Darnell Jeane Davis Cindy Davidson Cabrina Davis Linda Davis 209 Robbie Davis Curtis Deal Donna Deaton Glenda Deboard Cindy Dennis Robbie Dennis Tracey Dickerson James Dickey Pamela Dobbs Frank Dobnicar Gregg Dodd Christy Dolle Terry Douglas Bruce Dugins Ricky Dunklin Henry Dye Mark Eaker Pamela Eastwood Denise Elder 210 Angie Elledge Anthony Ellis Regina Elton Janet England Becky Epps James Ethridge Mike Euing Greg Ezell Jack Ezell Ronald Ezell Cheryl Fariss Willie Faries Steve Ferguson Barbara Fields Robin Fisher Lydia Fiske Sean Fister Michelle Flowers Debby Ford Carol Foust Gary Foust Randy Foust John Francis Ricky Frey Michelle George Dean Gholson Cameron Giffon Barbara Gilkey Lee Ann Gilmore Richard Gipson Stacey Gipson James Gladney 211 Billy Gladen Regina Gosett Karen Graham Susan Grainey Philip Graves John Griffin Theola Griffin Kimberly Grines Linda Grobe Kenny Guard Alvin Gulledge James Gurley Terry Haley Karl Hall Brian Hamm Rhonda Hanner Cheryl Hardin Chester Hardin Randy Hardin Judy Hargrave Willie Harris Jeff Harwell Marba Harty Tony Harwell Tonya Harwell Lisa Hastings Micheal Hawkins Ray Hays Jim Healey Marsha Helton 212 Sue Hendrickson Sheila Hendrix Beth Henson Cindy Henson Lisa Henthorne Danny Hicks Melody Hicks Kelly Hill Bobby Hillis Glenn Hillis Nancy Hillis John Hobbs Ricky Hobbs Philip Hobson Carolyn Hodge Dena Hodge Delores Hoefer Virginia Holland Lisa Hollawell Reggie Hood Ladonna Hooker 213 Janice Hoops Kathleen Hoxworth Elaine Hudson Jace Huffman Steve Huffman Loretta Hunt Vicky Hunt Melinda Hunter Joan Jacobs Feotis James Patrick Jeffries James Johnson Kim Johnson Pam Johnson Philip Johnson Reba Johnson Cindy Jones Cordellina Jones Faye Jones John Jones Kristi Jones Mark Jones Patti Jones Susan Jones Keith Jordan Larry Kay Terry Kearbey Chris Kelley Mike Kelly Lyndal Kenworthy 214 Paula Key Darrell Killian Kim Killian Lisa Kinner Amy King Author King Jim King Sandy Kirby Randy Kirk Phyllis Kiveal Karen Knowles Robert Knowles Joe Knuckles Steve Knuckles Billy Knuckles John Lampe Michael Landis Joe Lanning Jim Law Greg Lee Mark Lee Ronnie Lenderman Scott Lewis Debbie Liggett Vicki Little Vicki Lloyd Rhonda Lock Gary Long Julie Losh Diana Lovette 215 Gayla Loury Mary Luecke Verlin Luna Beverly Lunsford Cliff Luttrell Danny Lynch Mark MacPheeters Tami Magill Donna Mannon Diane Mansfield Susan Marks Diana Martin Denise Mayberry Norman McBride Karen McCauley Kathy McClain Jana McClain Lisa McCurty Debby McDaniel 216 Karlina McDonald Robert McDowell Carlund McKlintic Craig Meador Penny Medley Teresa Metz Eddie Miller Kristie Miller Sandra Miller Sharley Miller Vickie Miller Frank Mobley Daniel Montgomery Jeff Moore Teresa Moore Charles Morey David Morgan Doug Morgan Jim Morgan Kim Morris Randy Morris Scott Morrison Sandy Moser Scott Moses Angie Mureno Brian Murphy Sharon Murphy Gil Murray Karen Murray Allen Nabert Diane Nabert Rita Nabert 217 Ginger Nance Kim Nance Nancy Nash Nancy Nations Robert Nations Julie Nelson Missy Nellson Tyler Norris Dennis Norton Elsa Ortega Linda Osborn Ronny Osborn Donna Owens Ron Parent Don Parker Michael Payne Gina Payne Jimmy Pearl Carol Penn Brenda Pennington Kim Peters Gina Peyton Marilyn Pierce David Pigg Wanda Pinugro Siedrea Plath Tommy Pledger Jim Plunkett Regina Poole Anita Porter 218 Kenny Poteet Cindy Powell Kenny Prenzel Victoria Priest Glenn Privett Linn Privett John Pulliam Karin Pyles Lisa Ratler Salena Rawlings Joy Ray Karen Ray Renna Raye Michael Reece Elizabeth Reed Donna Reynolds Gabriela Rice Tina Richardson Jean Richey Tracy Rico Annette Ridskill Loneta Roach Mary Robbins Joe Roberson Sue Roberts Alisha Roberts Calvin Robertson Lana Robertson Thomas Robertson Sharon Rpboms 219 Bobby Rogers Eva Roland Tina Roland Chris Rudd Jeanie Ruth Aaron Ryman Allen Ryman Tina Sadler Teresa Sadler Tracy Sallee Kevin Sandland Tina Seilert Perry Sharp Belinda Shawl Earletta Shaw Shop Shear Gary Shelton Sam Sheridan Ann Shevick Steve Shock Chris Shriver John Shriver Tracey Silkwood Kim Singleton T racy Skates Teresa Skiles Michel Sliger Michelle Sliger Jill Sloan Mark Sloan 220 Anna Smith Mike Smith Terry Smith Mike Sparkman Dale Sparks Susan Spencer Tami Spencer Karen Spradling Myra Stafford Angel Stewart Kent Stewart Ricky Stewart Steven Steward Ray Stith Kimbro Stone Scott Stone Linda Stroud David Stucker Karen Stucker Raymond Summers Rodney Swafford 221 Julie Swietzer Janett Talcott Todd Talkington Franky Taylor Jerry Taylor Tommy Thacker Delilah Thomas Kelly Thompson Larry Thompson Jackie Thorn Lynn Thorton Keith Thurman Randy Thurman Beth Tibbs Gretchen Tilman Steven Tipton Greg Toomb Kimberly Towns Darla Trapp Debbie Trapp Roy Tripp Felcia Trout Linda Tubb Dave Turner Della Turner James Tuttle Jeff Tuttle David Tyler Trena Urich Alan Ursery 222 Karla Vance Pairician Vancleve Kevin Vandermark Son jay Varma Bishop Vernon Becky Vickery Anna Victory John Vincent Amy Vinson Debra Vinson Sheila Walker Gary Wallace Tamra Wallace Laura Wandell Fred Ward Lee Ann Ward Lynn Ward Jeanie Ward Roy Ward Shirley Ward Eunice Warren 223 Steve Watson Mike Weatherford Doug Weathington Danny Weaver Brian Webster Martha Wells Richard Wells Greg West Rhonda Wheeler Anthony White Dana White Anita Whitmer Karen Whitmer Wayne Whitmer Marjorie Whitner 224 Tammy Whitner Kenny Wilcutt Ricky Wilkerson Jack Williams Janet Williams Leroy Williams Steve Williams Don Williamson Harold Wilson Paul Wilson Agnes Winters Randy Winchester Jim Wixom Amy Wolf Angie Woods 225 ‘Ann Woods Debbie Worley Lisa Worley Rebecca Worley Chuck Wyatt Eddy Wyatt Flynn Wyatt William Wyatt Katie Wylie Cindy Yeley Karen Yeley Demetra Young Karla Lazlier Mark Lee Susan Mickey Curtis Morey David Schremp 226 Freshman Class Officers Kris Rudd, Tracy Silkwood, Tina Seilert, Kristi Jones 227 BLUFF STAFF Classes: Advisor: Bill Caputo Highlights: Diane Wilkinson - Ed. Pam Buffington - Ed Teresa Deal Cathy Whitmer Laurie Hecker Editor-in-chief: Ann Hansbrough Jean Edington Tami Harris Rose Figgins Jeff Baldwin Mike Jeffries Sports: Activities: Camille Taylor - Ed. Mary Giambelluca - Ed. Gary Casey Business Manager: Debby Wylie Lee Stith Cindy Hecker Ray Stewart Jim Moser Joyce Grobe Becky Jones Debbie Nicolini Ads: Norman Eubank - Ed. Mike Caldwell George Ladyman Ann Morrison sniderb SUPER STORE | Dexter 624-3588 Kennett 884-2643 Pianos and Organs by Kimball Magnavox Color T.V. and Stereo King, Leblanc, Reynolds Armstrong Band Instruments Ludwig Drum Gibson Guitars Poplar Bluff 785-0107 BY OPPERMAN 351 North Main Poplar Bluff, Mo. 63901 Phone 785-8466 231 Our Best Wishes to the P.B.H.S. Class of 1977! We Proudly Salute the P.B.H.S. Band P.B.H.S. Mules P.B.H.S. Concert Choir Bluff Bluffer Student Body and All Clubs and Organizations the Administration and Faculty of Our Favorite School -P.B.H.S. POPLAR BLUFF DOWNTOWN MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION Shop Downtown Poplar Bluff SOUTHERN MACHINE AND TOOL POPLAR BLUFF MISSOURI ju oxy 785-7711 HEWLETTS Wholesale Meats Frozen Foods We Make Delivery in Our Refrigerated T rucks to Greater Poplar Bluff Area 625 Park Hwy. 67S. Poplar Bluff KEARBY FORD TRACTOR Leroy Kearby Owner 785-2535 HITCHIN' POST WESTERN STORE Rt. 2, Hwy. 67S. Poplar Bluff Mo. Owner: Mr. and Mrs. Bud Aylor 785- 1696 We know a young man just out of school has more on his mind than just a job these days. He's concerned about his world. He's looking at the future. And he's looking for a way to do something about it. We're looking at the future, too. In fact we're dedicated to it. And we're looking for people who feel the same way. You see, there's more to the Air Force than good pay and guaranteed skill training. There's also the satisfaction of doing some- thing worthwhile and important. But that's something you'll have to de- cide for yourself. It's easy to get the facts and there's no obligation. The attached cou- pon will get you the name and address of your nearest Air Force Recruiter. Go ahead . .. Take a good close look at us. We'll look you over, too ... Cl -51 s Address 1 City t Phone I'f-y. i Date of birth UNO NE MIGHT BOTH FIND WHAT WE RE LOOKING EGG 202 North ’D’ 1138 Vine St. Phone: 785-9601 785-2938 THILMAN ELECTRIC CO. E. C. ROBINSON LUMBER COMPANY The Stork's Maternity Shop Bill Dunscomb Manager BLUFF BARBER SHOP Complete Maternity Wear and Newborn Items. Hwy. 67 North Phone: 785-5623 Free Giftwrapping 211 South 5th Don Orton Clyde Stone 235 POPLAR BLUFF FRANCHISED NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION BLUFF CITY MOTORS BRYAN MOTORS CO. 236 BILL CHILDRESS CHEVROLET JACKSON DODGE INC. VANDOVER MOTOR CO. STARWALT DATSUN JOE PHILLIPS VOLKSWAGEN BLACKWELL BALDWIN THE BLUFF STAFF (would like to thank their contributors) for (the success of this year's annual . . .) Print Works Book Nook Artistic Shop P. N. Hirsch Hoggard Sons Seamless Davis Cafe Whitener Yamaha Sales Riddle Williams Carpet Pruetts Pit Barbecue Mo. Natural Gas Co. United Business Machines Inc. Killian Grocery Garrison Furniture Appliances Scobey Auto Parts Our Best Wishes to the Class of 1977 DOCTOR'S HOSPITAL 238 621 Pine Boulevard ROBERT'S PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. Compliments of CotVcll Q unerai ehapel 315 N. Broadway Poplar Bluff, Missouri 785-2517 STEVENS JEWELRY Your Diamond and Gift Center of Southeast Missouri The Mall Valley Plaza Shopping Center Poplar Bluff, Mo. 239 Best Wishes KNEIBERT CLINIC 240 Compliments of KATER SHELL KATER PKG. STORE to the Class of ”77” Service Yourself and SAVE!!! JIM HOGG'S FARMER’S SUPERMARKET CASH Congratulations Class of 0hrnl a£u£) 11 rjrj t � V HARDWARE stores 842 Pine St. Poplar Bluff, Mo. Your Local Independent Hardware Merchant 241 POPLAR BLUFF AVIATION AR BLUF Instruction 785-5444 Rental Charters Hwy. 60 East Poplar Bluff, Mo. 63901 Air Ambulance Spraying Rides 242 LEWIS TAX SERVICE DO-NUT HOUSE Hamburgers, Cheeseburgers Bar-Be-Que Soft Drinks 116 North Broadway 785-0152 Sweets . . .for All Occasions Poplar Bluff Square Shop. Cu. Open 9-9 Mon. - Sat. The Beginning of a New You!!! Congratulations Seniors ANN'S FIGURAMA LEETIARE FASHIONS 616 Westwood Blvd. Poplar Bluff Missouri 63901 Manager Ann LeGrand P.B. Square 686-1112 Everyday Savings Up to 60% on Name Phone Brand Clothing 785-1209 243 Congratulations Class of 77 Compliments of TRACTOR SUPPLY COMPANY 244 LUECKE DIST. CO. Hwy. 67, Rt. 2, Poplar Bluff VALLEY PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER J.C. Penney Libson Safeway Key Rexall Newberry's Jay's Music Montgomery Ward Rick's Hair Fashions Valley Plaza 66 Buddy's Cleaners Hellen's Beauty Salon Gambles Singer La Boutique Jean Marie's Stephens Jewelry Sam's Shoes Wigs Unlimited Kinney Fashions Barber and Style Shop BUTLER COUNTY OIL COMPANY Says Congratulations Class of � � rjrj � t 510 Ashcroft Road Jean Edington President Service is Our Business Phone 314-785-6497 FERGUSON REAL ESTATE P.O. Box 115 Poplar Bluff Mo. flotvevg BAGWELL INSURANCE AGENCY Broadway and Pine PRIEST FLOWERS 2403 Barron Road UNIROYAL JACK ROLLINS TIRE COMPANY 1895 Hwy. 67 N. Poplar Bluff, Missouri Jack Rollins Owner Phone 686-2059 248 Compliments of ROWE ROWE FURNITURE CORPORATION Salem, Virginia and Poplar Bluff, Missouri Compliments of Me Pheeters Clinic___________ 107 OAK STREET • POPLAR BLUFF, MISSOURI 63901 249 What can we do for you? Commerce Bank of Poplar Bluff “ MAIN BANK DRIVE-IN COMMERCE BANK WEST 101 South Main Street North Main West Pine Boulevard 785-4611 and Oak Streets An Equal Opportunity Lender 250 MEMBER FDIC MILLS IRON SUPPLY SHANNON FLOWERS AND GIFTS Hwy. 67 North 785-8980 Mansion Mall Poplar Bluff, Missouri 63901 Owned By: Donald Bohannon FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Poplar Bluff Hwy. 67 North Phone 785-8461 252 Friendly and Neighborly Congratulations Seniors From the Class of If? Downtown 200 S. Main Midtown 6th and Lester Northtown Hwy. 67 N. 254 The Prescription Store THE GEORGE WALKER PHARMACY WALT'S BODY SHOP Walt Johnson Bob Johnson 111 S. Main Poplar Bluff, Missouri 785-3318 Phone 785-5371 George Walker, Prop. 2203 S. Broadway 53 and Ditch Road Poplar Bluff, Mo. 63901 ’’People Feelin Free” Compliments of ARNAC'S LOG and STONE Compliments of: POPLAR BLUFF SQUARE SHOPPING CENTER Snider's I.G.A. Belknaps Big K Lee Tiare Margo's Joe's Fashion Footwear Bob Montgomery's Cindy's Treasure Chest 256 Compliments of Mansion Mali Shopping Center 785-9656 Serving Poplar Bluff and Surrounding Area With a Complete Line of Goodyear Automotive, Truck and Farm Tires, General Electric, Westinghouse, Tappen, and Zenith T.V., Stereo, and Major Appliances 257 BID EWELL SPORTING GOODS Dan Massingham Manager CENTER 430 Vine Street Poplar Bluff, Mo. Featuring Famous Brands Wilson, Rawlings, Trophies and Engraving Scuba Diving Headquarters Equipment - Instructions Lynn Montgomery Owner 785-5000 258 BEAUTY HUT Mansion Mall Shopping Center Ruth Scheerer - Shirley Baily 686-1931 104 S. Main HAYDEN'S DRIVE INN Poplar Bluff, Missouri World's Best Bar-B-Q and Pink Lemonade 807 Maud St. For Carry-Outs 785-4705 MICKEY'S CLEANERS 508 Vine Poplar Bluff Mo. MR. AND MRS. MITCH RHODES Owners S H AUTO P.B. AUTO PARTS 785-2716 425 Vine St. Poplar Bluff, Mo. 510 Ceder - 526 Park P.B. Mo. 259 Congratulations Class of 1977 POPLAR BLUFF HOSPITAL AND HENRICKSON CLINIC A. D. Brookerson, M.D. A. F. Brookerson, M.D. Frank Dinelli, M.D. S. C. Kwoon, M.D. William Turner, M.D. J. H. Turner, M.D. A. T. Tuma, M.D. D. K. Varma, M.D. D. E. Tiffany, M.D. A. R. Bajaj, M.D. 260 WYLIE INSURANCE AGENCY The Big Difference GENERAL INSURANCE 320 North Main St. Frank 785-4667 Dan 785-5416 INSURANCE COX The Insurance Store!! JOE HEFNER SHOPPING CENTER Furniture Galleries and Appliance Center 1128 Vine TOWN COUNTRY SHOE STORE 785-2521 Hwy. 67 North Poplar Bluff Mo. Hwy. 67 N. P.B. Mo. Across From Pizza Inn 263 DITCH ROAD POPLAR BLUFF, MO. Doyle Miller - Manager Phone 785-5754 1 |RL 1 rK. i m Hwy. 67 N Next to Holiday Inn DOUBLE BEN R N K N GRECIAN STEAK HOUSE Bring the Family and Enjoy Our Fine Food Specialties at Poplar Prices Open 7 Days 10:30 AM to 10:30 PM Ph. 785-4535 Facilities for 250 People lailjj Ammran Sppabltr 266 Compliments of CUMBEE FABRICS PIZZA INN Hwy. 67 North Poplar Bluff, Mo. Sew and Save With Our Fashion Fabrics Share a Pizza With Us 409 N. Clark Cape Girardeau 1905 E. Malone Sikeston Hwy. 67 North Popar Bluff, Mo. 142D Westwood Mansion Mall Open 7 Days a Week Sun - Thur 11a.m. - Midnight Sat. - Sun. 11 a.m. -2 a.m. Pizzas Sandwiches Hamand Cheese Submarine Chef's Salad Spaghetti Famous Italian Beef RADIO SHACK Gaylen E. Sanders Greg Jackson Stereo, Audio and C.B. Supplies and Equipment Telephone (314) 686-2850 Poplar Bluff, Mo. 267 MODERN LAUNDRY CLEANERS AND SUPPLY 785-4601 Tom O’Conner, Jr. 110 N. Riverview 785-2035 Manager Poplar Bluff, Mo. Tom O'Conner Owner 268 Office Hours Monday - Thursday 8:30 a.m. till 4 p.m. Friday 8:30 a.m. till 5:30 p.m. Saturday 8:30 a.m. till 12 Noon THREE RIVERS OIL CO., INC. Quality Products - Friendly Service Poplar Bluff, Mo. POPLAR BLUFF OFFICE 2001 Hwy. 67 North Poplar Bluff, Mo. 785-7755 YOUR Insurance ndependent AGENT THE TOM CROY INSURANCE AGENCY SERVES YOU FIRST 201 N. Main Poplar Bluff, Mo 785-1486 Tom Croy CPCU Barbara James K2 IdUiL 5UPGRCJ Best Wishes to the Mules From A-1 ELECTRONICS We Specialize in All Sorts of Electrical Devices Come See Us! 2218 Fair Street Poplar Bluff, Missouri Congratulations Class of 1977 Fine Photography is Uaffoon Of Course! !! McLane Cattle Co. STOCKER-FEEDER CATTLE Available at all times Good Selection To Choose From All Sizes and Weights Carrol McLane 314-224-3289 Greenville, Mo. Jim McLane 314-224-3302 Greenville, Mo. New Order Buying Facility in Montgomery, Ala. Specializing in Lightweight Feeders On Mobile Highway One Mile Off 1-80 Ph: 205-288-8247 J. P. McLane 314-785-6003 Poplar Bluff, Mo. Office: 314-785-0177 Box-567 Poplar Bluff, MO. 63901 Complete Home Furnishings Phones: Address 785-0960 309-315 S. 5th St. 785-6950 Poplar Bluff Is Your Child Bored? Lonely? Unhappy? Brownies Child Montgomery Standard Care Road Service Tune Up Mansion - Service Car Wash HALLMARK CARDS MAKE ANY BIRTHDAY HAPPY! CLYDE REED MAN'S STORE Mall Candy and Books 686-2222 Hwy. 67 N. 213 S. Main Mansion Mall KEY REXALL DRUGS Try Key and See 271 Just for the Fun of it 272 Phone: 686-1500 Private Parties Available SOUTHERN MISSOURI SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Main Office Branch Office 6th and Vine Highway 67 N at Highland Dr. 785-1421 686-1476 1340 SC 274 PARK LANE SHOE STORE First Quality for All Discount Prices Hwy. 67 S. 785-8084 Compliments of: GENERAL BAPTIST BOOK STORE PRESS Congratulations Seniors Realtor BUD HOLLOWAY REAL ESTATE Bluff Estates Shopping Center Poplar Bluff, Mo. 314-686-2471 275 276 the real thing JOHN W. TAYLOR 1620 Sylvan Dr. Poplar Bluff, Mo. 63901 Phone 785-3040 Today's realities.. .Tomorrow's memories... Preserve them for always with your class ring... Represented by: Taylor Yearbooks Graduation Accessories DeMoulin Caps Gowns Tap a Keggar! P.F. V.B. Bonnie Bryant Loves Dennis Marler Forever and Forever Squashy Babe Pee Loves Eddy I Danny Nisey Albert Love Loves Loves and Flo Laura Lee Keith Ginger Musebutt, will you George L. I Chipmunk Pam marry me? and and Love, OllCli J o • 4 ever Teddy Bear Buzzy Tom Jane Chuck Pam Sara Loves” Loves Loves Loves Steve Michelle Sean M. Ron! 277 WE SELL FOR LESS WAL-MART Discount City __ f _ ' SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Famous Brands and Quality Merchandise 36 Major Departments Hwy. 67 North Mansion Mall aMi=| COTTON BOWL —— bowling center Mansion Mall Shopping Center Poplar Bluff, Missouri 785-3000 Southeast Missouri’s Finest and Newest Family Recreation Center 278 Class of 77 Thanx Rose and Joe Forever Carolyn Loves Dickie 4 Ever! John Alan and Cyndy Lou Love Each Other Jimbo and Lee Tish Loves Paul Sherry Loves Gary ’dita -n- Dave Kim: You’re 1 Debbie Loves Mark 4 Ever! !! Kim ’Loves’ Wayne 4 Ever Good-Bye Blue Mustang (T. M.) Linda ’Loves’ Bucky! Babe, Will You Marry Me? Squashy Ray -n- Beth Tom, Definitely Maybe!! Love Muse-Butt 279 GAEBLER'S 66 SERVICE AND GARAGE MANSION BOOTERY Pro-Keds . . . Open Every Night Till 9 pm 620 North Main St. Larry Kearbey Bus. Ph. 785-1024 Ph. 785-4375 P.B. Mo. BARNES GROCER 63901 Mansion Mall Shopping Center Highway 67 N. Poplar Bluff, Mo. 63901 Congratulations to Class of 76 CITY OF POPLAR BLUFF Jim Loves Cobbette of Sweet Golden Corn David A _ )m Sharon Barbara Loves Rick Da-Dum-Da R.A.G. Loves R.C.L. TONYA LOVES LEE 4 ever 3 V Kim Loves Rocky Always! Beth Loves Kirby 4 ever!! ! Sherry and Shane Love Each Other Dayid Clema Aneta BILLY LOVES Loves and Ron LOVES Rene Clem!!! LOU Patra and RON I Loves Kieth Rex, I. W. Ronnie HER -n- L. love TEDDY- Nise Y. each other BEAR F. Pen!!! 281 BOEVIN0 BROS. COTTON CO. Long Distance Moving Locations at Vv w w Poplar Bluff Broseley, Qulin and Campbell Poplar Bluff, Missouri FROSTY'S DRIVE-IN Featuring The Finest in Men’s Wear Home of the Suzy-Q PS HEATING AIR iSS CONDITIONING VINSON'S ELECTRIC RFD-3 Box 433A Poplar Bluff, Missouri 63901 Phone 785-4914 After Hours - 785-5417 LOCATION: 1401 BARNHART RD. Commercial and Residential Contracting LENNOX mm Wm. D. Vinson Phone Owner 785-6033 Compliments of : The A W Drive-ins HAYS MUSIC 282 Kathy Loves Alan T.L.A. D O Y L E Loves P E N N Y Pam Loves Mike For- ever B.D.’S and H.R.’s Have got A Lot of Alan and Karen ’’NERVE” J.P. B.S. K.R. D.R. N.E. L E o a 0 t v c e h h e r K-Bird -n- Nerd S T E V E Loves L I N D A Kim Loves Kevin For- ever Mercedes -n- Ziggy P.S. Wishes For S.W. ”Cutie Pie” I’ll Love You Always M.L.H. Kim -n- Bobby 283 LUNDRY'S CUSTOM KITCHENS INTERIOR HOME CENTER Leroy and Louise 785-8005 1800 S. Broadway Poplar Bluff, Mo. THE HICKORY HOUSE RESTAURANT Congratulates the Class of § � 717� 1 Hwy. 67 North Poplar Bluff, Mo. Football Handcrafts Equipment SPORTS SHACK Mansion Mall Shopping Center Basketball Track Equipment Field Compliments of: JACK COPE MEN'S STORE TINY'S 113 South Main St. STUDIO Poplar Bluff, Mo. Portraits - Weddings Commercial STARR COFFEE SERVICE School Packages Copies Office Coffee and Supplies; Passports Sales, Service, and Installation Phone: 785-9192 or 785-8073 etc . . . Owner and Operator Jim Figgins 285 PORTER DEWITT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Poplar Bluff Missouri Cj-ofin JbitvEZ '± Seafood Shoppes Fish and Chips Peg Leg and Chips Treasure Chest Golden Fried Shrimp Highway 67 North Tender Oysters Poplar Bluff Square Fried Clams Pieces of Eight Men and Womens Professional Hair Styling and Air Waving Advanced Color Techniques Hair Relaxing Latest in Permanent Waves RICK NICOLINI Stylist 287 Ffasfc Cku ich Qod Worship Sunday 10:30 A.M. 7:00 P.M. Wednesday 7:00P.M. UFF CITY GLASS SERV UTO CLASS JN STALLED pho. su ff’-eooo rr ■1 1 ■■■■■■ ■■■■■■ ■■■■■I ■■■■■■ � 1 BLUFF CITY GLASS Poplar Bluff Kennett Cape Girardeau 111 South 5th Street Poplar Bluff, Mo. 785-8800 Paul Absheer Phone 314-785-0880 CRAFT—ART—NEEDLEWORK—HOBBY SUPPLIES NATALIE DENTON MANAGER Hwy. 67 N. _ P. 0. BOX 1013 POPLAR BLUFF, MO. 63901 289 ACKLIN, CYNTHIA - These past four years have a lot of memories. I am going to miss everyone I have come in contact with. I give my best wishes to the future seniors of PBHS and thank all my teachers for their guidance and instruction. ACKLIN, TIM - The senior year is a year of expec- tation for the years to come. The high school days, all full of action packed excitement, I think the future seniors can learn from our mistakes so that our country can be the best. The class of '77 is the best and most likely always will be. ALBERS, GRACE CHRISTIAN - “Life is too short to be small. B. Disraeli ALCORN, JOHN - My last comment is to all of the BD's and HR’s I have had the pleasure to be around. You people made these four years of my life almost bearable. We’re all gonna be going our separate ways now, but I’m sure we’ll meet again - probably at the ’’creek!’’ L. P. - I love you! ALLEN, GREG - To me, my senior year has been one of my most fulfilling, but then again its been kind of lonely. Surely you could say that it’s the first year of the rest of my life, but it’s more like get- ting layed off from a huge company because you reached the TOP. ANDERSON, MICHAEL - I have enjoyed my four years as a student at PBHS. Although there have been ups and downs, things seem to have worked out for the better. Now, I want to thank my teach- ers, especially Mrs. Evelyn Jones, for the time she spent on helping my musical career. The future is what I can make best of what I have right here on earth. (LOVE, PEACE, HAPPINESS, and SOUL) ANTONE, DARRELL - The senior class of ’77 is the greatest. I wish the best of luck to the underclass- men in the years to come. ARMES, EDDIE - What I'll miss most about high school is Coach Smith yelling at football practice, Mr. Ladd and Mr. Henson arguing about who is the best fisherman, and Sean jumping from one girl to the next every week-end. Also, I’ve enjoyed par- tying with the Whop, R.A.C., M.A.H., Mules football, Linebackers, Tightends, and baseball are always Number One! ARMOR, DON C. - All things considered, PBHS is the greatest school around. I hope everyone had as much fun as I have had . . . and as much luck. ARNAC, SANDRA - The best part of school were the band trips when we went to Columbia and did things we weren't supposed to. RD, TE, and JM. remember the time I went flying over the bed, talking to Danny for an hour, we laughed forever! School has a lot of memories . . . such as the friends we have learned to love and the fun of try- ing to get away with anything and everything. ARNAC, WANDA - High school has been my rememberance of moments. Moments that I feared and laughed at; ones that were sad and joyous. High school is full of moments to look back on and treasure. ARNOLD, JOYCE - Being a senior makes you think you’re at the top of the ladder, but after gradua- tion you’re at the bottom again. AUBUCHON, CECILIA - My senior year has been one of the best, for me. I guess one reason is because I've tried to make it that. It has meant more to me than any other. Graduation year is a special to every senior. To some it is a sad time and to others it shall be both sad and wonderfully happy. AYOTTE, BECKY - Dream what you dare to dream, go where you want to go. Be what you want to be. LIVE! BARBER, JENNIFER - My senior year has been a great EXPERIENCE, but it has also been a bad experi- ence because I am leaving. BATTEN, LAURA - The thing I remembered most about high school was prom. That was when I learned that we could all work together with a few boards and a couple of cans of paint and come up with something we will remember forever. BELT, SAM - My senior year has been one that I’ll always remember. Meeting new people, laughing, fearing, being together and knowing that you’re a part in something. It’s a feeling I’ll always cher- ish. BENNETT, JAMES G. - I have enjoyed going to school at PBHS and thank all my teachers for help- ing me through it. BIRDSONG, DONNA - As I look back upon my school years, I realize how I've failed and succeeded in different areas; my first taste of life. BOEVING, ALBERT - Like most, I’m sorry to see the year end, I've had the greatest time of my life while I’ve been here; I’ve had some sad moments, too. But I've learned from my mistakes. The years I’ve spent in high school I wouldn't trade for any- thing. The period of our life spent in high school is very trying, but with friends and a little help from God, we made it. BOWLES, HANK - Hail to thee, dear PB high, the school we love so dear, I will always hate to leave you, but I’ll never shed a tear. 290 BOYER, CAROL - My senior year has been a great time thanks to Short Pockets, Cookie Monster, and Sunshine. To you’all the Queen Bee says Good luck and keep on jawn’ on the Ole Flip Flop. BRADLEY, RON - Life at PB high has been fun and HI never forget it. Never forget your years, because they will always be a part of your life. BRITTON, ALZINA - Reach out, touch, and accom- plish your goals. Be a shining star. BRUCE, DIANE - My senior year was a free ride with a lot of friends flying high. Keep your head on straight and you'll make it. BRYLES, JANNA - These past four years have been great while they lasted. The time has come to say good-bye, put the memories of the good times in safe storage and move on to bigger and better things. BULLINGTON, KATHY - The moments of yesterday have come to us, and now they are gone . . . but tomorrow brings a new day and time for us to go on . . . Class of'77 Rules! BUXTON, TOM - I've met many new friends, some nice, some not. That’s the American way. CASEY, GARY - Memories I'm not a poet and probably never will be, And when I'm through with this you will probably agree. I really feel good sitting here thinking about old times, When Mad magazine cost only two dimes. I ifave a lot of memories both good and bad, I will always remember them - no matter how sad. My high school career is coming to an end, and it really is a shame, but before 1 go there are some people I’d like to name: There are two guys known as Bowl- head and Blane, one will go out with anyone, the other with only one dame. To HL and Foureyes there is so much I would like to say, but one thing for sure, in my heart you'll always stay. My last comments are now coming to a close, And maybe to you they haven’t meant a thing, But to me they mean a heck of a lot: They mean MEMORIES, that money could not have bought. CLANAHAN, MARGIE - I’m happy to be finishing my high school education and taking that giant step into the world. The saddest pan of it all is leaving all your underclassman friends behind. Underclassmen, make the most of your senior year, it't the best year ever! and for God's sake - don't take Senior Home Ec!!! CLANAHAN, RANDY - Not even the stars last for- ever, but what is forever but time. It will always be here long after everything is extinguished. (THINK ABOUT IT) COLLINS, KATHI - My,days at PBHS will always be remembered by these people and these statements: CH - Tonight’s the Night. JR - Let's go camping! TH - give me a light! LR - o yea! TF - Roll down the window. DH - Where’s KH? DH - Where’s KR - KK - Stop the car. CT - Where’s KC, GC, EL, GC, DS, SR, etc. CUMBLEY, DAVID - Don't cry good ol' PBHS. For you know you are losing your BEST. Who will take the place of Joey and Gary? Not just any Tom, Dick, or Harry. Although you girls were sweet and your beer tasted good. No one could do it like Crumely could. (Good luck everyone!) DANIELS, LISA - Many years of mixing and molding the past into the future. Goodbye PBHS! DAVIDSON, BETH - PBHS has been loads of fun and I will miss her when I leave. SR. 77 RULES ALL! DAVIDSON, SONIA - My senior year has been great. I just wish that a very close friend, not only mine but of many others, could have been here with us. That is Mary Drury. We sure do miss you, Mary, and will always love you. DAVIS, CJ - Hooray, hooray! I’ve done it! 12 years have gone by and the time has come that I must set out on a journey that will mean success or failure. PBHS, you've given me a start, the rest is up to me. I must keep pushing forward in hope to reach the goals unlimited. To my fellow classmates, I wish the best in the future. DEMARIS, BRENDA - The first semester was very boring staying home all the time with a broken leg and broken arm, and having Mrs. Smith give me my lessons at home. But the second semester is a lot brighter, because I've got my cast off and get to come to school, even though I'm still on crutches. DEMARIS, LYNDA - Well, the good old days are gone now. I will always cherish my memories of the years spent at PBHS. To all the seniors of PBHS: Good luck! DICKENS, DAVID M. - My freshman year I wished I was a senior, my sophomore year I wished I was a senior, my junior year I wished I was a senior. Now that I’m a senior, I wish I wasn’t. DICKERSON, TERI - I will always cherish these past four years at PBHS. The great times I’ve had couldn’t have been possible without Karen’s speeches and smiling eyes; Carissa and her sincer- ity; Laura's strong will; Katie's shortness and cra- ziness; Sara’s Dear Abbey’s and Patti’s spur-of- 291 the-moment ideas. Thanks for everything! DICKISON, RONNIE - Although I have not contrib- uted anything toward the betterment of PBHS dur- ing my one year here, I hope to have left behind a smile for anyone who wears a frown in their heart. DIGGS, LINDA - Ever since your freshman year you've wanted to be a senior. Well, here we are: SENIORS! Funny, now with so many decisions to make you want to be a freshman again. DIGGS, VISTORIA D. - How good it feels to get out of school. This is, I came a long way baby! DILLE, DAWN - Everyone always says how FUN your high school years are. You can't realize it until you’re a senior and look back at those fun-crazy things you did with all the friends. Four years is still not enough. Everyone says how they can't wait to be a SENIOR. Don't wait until your senior year! Show me the way to go home Da Friends. DILLE, DEANNE - My four years of high school have been filled with many fond memories I'll never forget. The good times I’ve shared with my friends thru the years have meant a lot to me. I'll always remember PBHS and all the activities that go into high school. Good luck to the Class of '77. Show me the way to go home - Da Friends. DIVINE, ROBIN - There’s so many things from my high school years I'll never forget. The Bluffer, Mr. Daniels, but especially Teenager in Love (I love you, Tom) DODD, TAMMY - Senior year can be said to be the last curve of the first rocky road. An opportunity that everyone has that everyone should take. DUNCAN, DENIS - My years in high school have been filled with enjoyment and great enlightment. I have found that through hard work and dedication I can reach goals seemingly impossible. I have succeeded in many areas here at PBHS and as I look into my future I see many roads of opportu- nity. PBHS, you've taught me a great deal and opened many doors for me. I only hope I’ve given a part of myself in return. DUNLAP, CRANSTON - It has been a long 4 years that went by too fast. I think the biggest thing I’ll miss most, is getting the teachers so up-tight, and having them find out I'm right. Then I’ll have to admit what I’ll really miss is all those foxes run- ning up and down the halls. EAGAN, BARBARA GAIL - Life is like a long path that you are drawn to by some unexplainable force. And along this road there are many obsta- cles, each one higher than the last. You thought you had used your last strength - but you either make it or fail. If you make it you always ask, was it worth it, but if you fail you will never ask or know. And so much is lost. EDWARD, SHERRY - He who is not ready today, will be less so tomorrow. FR1SH, TRACY - Buddy, thanks for all the good times and the memories - 16. Steve Miller said it so well . . . Time keeps on slipping, slipping into the future . . . Now we're all pan of the future that we never thought would get here. It's going to be different - maybe better, maybe worse. Whatever it is, don’t ever forget the good times of the past. Show me the way to go home - DA FRIENDS. FRITTS, BUD - Our parties were number One, our prom was close to heaven, but what do you expect . . . we're the Class of'77! GAINES, DAVID - This year has been great and I am proud to have been a member of the '76 football mules. Farewell to all my friends and enemies. Best of luck in the future. GARCIA, MIKE - I want to thank all my fellow members of the Class of '77 for allowing me to contribute to the intelligence of this school. I came here with very little intelligence and I’m leaving with no more than I had when I started my senior year! GATLIN, RENE - Boy, I’m glad it’s over. It seems like graduation would never come. But it did and we made it. Well, most of us did, anyway. GILBERT, SALLY - THANK HEAVENS IT’S OVER! GILLIHAN, JANICE - It’s now you realize the end is only the beginning. You have planned your life from this moment. You've prepared for it and now it's time. High school will now be just memo- ries as you go on making all your dreams, hopes, and wishes, come true. GODWIN, ALAN - I enjoyed school and seeing my friends everyday and I like sports a lot, especially baseball. I am going to miss it when school is over. GRAHAM, TERESA - The clock of life is wound but once, And no man has the power to tell just when the hands will stop. At a late or early hour. NOW is the only time you own: Love, Live, toil with a will. Place no faith in tomorrow, For the clock may then be still. GROBE, CARL - These past four years at PBHS have been ones I will remember. It has been full of many good memories, but I can't seem to think of 292 any right now. GROBE, JOYCE - During my high school years there were many things that happened that I thought were terrible but now as I look back they all seem so little, because there were a lot more GOOD things that happened. Everything turns out for bet- ter. HAG A, CHUCK - Success is never final and failure never fatal. It's courage that counts. HAMILTON, JERRY - I will always remember the great times I've had at PBHS. Though when times were bad, I could count on my teachers and friends to help cheer me up. After 12 years of misery you’ll write anything. HAMM, STEVE - Smile and no one will know you're mad. HAMMENS, CHERYL - School ... a place to have a great time with your friends, be pushed in the hall, scream your lungs out at a game, and study? The lights on the field and the standing ovation at the end of the show; band was in all of our blood. I will never forget these past four years. HARRELL, MARK - JP, RC, DR, BS, NE, KR, VO, EA: It’s been great partying. Good luck in the future. TF, you're sweet. HARRIS, TAMI - I’ll never forget the Good Times’ at PBHS. The crazy nights with Da Friends out on the town. Remember?! Help Me, Help Me, I’m SO Blue! Happy Haloweenie! S-A-TUR-DAY SATUR-DAY Night! Golden-the-blizzard-Je T’ aime . . . Seniors, as we go our separate ways, remember, we belong together . . . Show me the way to go home - Da Friends! HARTY, JERRY - I think that PBHS is the best school I have ever attended. I’ve gone four years here, and I have learned many things. Finally, the day has come for graduation. Never thought I would make it. HECKER, CINDY - I've been trying to come up with something profound to write, I finally gave up when I found out we graduate in May. I want to thank you’all for everything you've meant to me, and especially for the memories. These are a few that come to mind: REMEMBER: JR: all our camp- outs and animule adventures? TF: all the crazy trips we planned? (Europe, Hawaii, etc). CT and KC: our midnight journies in junior high? DH - being lady-like and the night we got stuck? LR: our E.C. discussions? KK: I'll NEVER forget giggling over B. F. and worrying about RL and GD! DJ: cramming 9 people in your car to go to Sikeston? TH: Eggs, and singing to Red Peppers? MM: I thought we’d lost you at the Sikeston game! Oh, yeah, I really do trust you! Show me the way to go home, Da - Friends. HENDRICKS, CYNTHIA - Graduating from PBHS has always been my goal since grade school. These past four years have been rewarding, but not all fun. I’ve enjoyed being here at PBHS, now all I’m looking forward to is graduation! HENDRIX, JAMA - Our memories at PBHS are not far beyond. But we shall never forget the times we laughed, the times we cried and the times we stood side by side. Sr. Class of 77 Rules! HENRY, DOROTHY - I would like to thank everyone at PBHS who made my last semester a very pleas- ant one. Again, I thank you, Tami. HILLIS, CHRIS - Remember A, Remember B, Remember the day we all got_____! HOGGARD, DENISE - It’s almost over! I sure am gonna miss all of those S-A-T-U-R-D-A-Y nights! That's when all the Action took place. Kathi, remember late Dec. back in 75 and listen- ing to me and Marian and me cry over Mandy? Karen has won Fame’ for her Maalox and Camille is still torn between lovers. Lee col- ored our world with her smile both on and off the court and football field. Bud still likes dream- ing and Rick has a cute way of talking and for Cindy Tonight's the night. Tracy left and took away the biggest part of Tami. Keith you're still the one and always will be. We all miss you, Mary, You'll always be our teen angel. Da - Friends, our good times from now on are going to be precious and few so let’s enjoy them. Show me the way to go home. Da - Friends. HOLLIS, JAMES - I think there should be a black principal and assistant. Furthermore I think the teachers should all be women and they should wear short dresses, and also be younger 18-24, prefer- ably! HOLLOWELL, MIKE - The class of ’77 has been revin’ ever since '66. We’re lucky. We finally made it - all of us Poplar Bluff hicks! We sure had fun all these years, but thank heaven for ’77! HON, RETTA - I've had a lot of fun and hard work, but I feel it was worth it. I’ll miss this school and the friends I made. Good luck PBHS! HOUSE, DORLA - I can say with complete honesty that the highlight of my life has been my senior year. Being on top is a lot of responsibility, but with the help of my family, friends and God, I know I've made it and done my best. HUDSON, JOY - This year has been great, too bad it 293 has to end. Now it’s on to bigger and better things. Life must go on even if it means saying goodbye to Poplar Bluff Senior High. Bye, PBHS! INNES, KAREN - We didn’t put ”our mark on water towers, Or have to write our names on highschool walls, ’Cause everyone had known since the bigin- ning . . . That the Clas of '77 outclassed them all!! JACKSON, KIM - Anyone who stops learning is old, whether this happens at eighteen or eighty. Any- one who keeps on learning, not only remains young, but becomes increasingly valuable. JACOBS, MARY - My senior year has been wonderful and most enjoyable. I can look back and say I did it, I gave my best and did it to the fullest. JOHNOFF, MIKE - To underclassmen everywhere: This too shall pass. JOHNSON, CINDY - I have been thinking a lot about my friends and teachers and to someone who I care deeply for. PBHS has been the greatest ever as a school, so I thank all and wish everyone in the senior class of ’77 the very best. JOHNSON, KAY - Life is not an open book; It may even seem a mystery. Contrived with such involved designs, Sometimes, it’s hard to read the lines. JONES, ARTHUR - I will remember the times of sit- ting in My. Myers office. I thoroughly enjoyed being a student in Mrs. Jones mixed chorus class and having the opportunity of meeting a lot of great individuals; to Mr. Daniels: I will not be bothering or fighting any of your bus drivers any more. To Mrs. Metz of COE: Thanks for being understanding. I never did skip any of YOUR classes. JONES, BECKY - To reach the port of heaven we must sail, sometimes with the wind and sometimes against it - but we must sail, not drift or lie at anchor. JONES, DENISE - My senior year . . . wow! I thought I'd never make it. It's here at last, and I don’t know if I’m sad or glad. But, I have so many things to look back on, all of the games, parties, and just riding around town. You can’t hold on to your senior year forever but you always have mem- ories. JONES, GREGG - We waited three long years to be seniors, and now, suddenly, it’s almost over. It seems like only yesterday that we were sitting in Mr. Smithee's biology class or eating in the cafe- teria. It’s been a memorable four years packed with memories and this last year has been the greatest, but it all goes too fast. It’s really sad, but we'll always have the memories. KARLISH, LYDIA - Good-bye, dear PBHS. It has been nice knowing you and thanks for the many nice memories I will cherish forever! KILLEN, TOM - Geese and Girls, and Beer and Bass, Made tne MOST in T-T’s class! KING, KAREN - I’m a senior - class of ’77. An UPPERCLASSMAN. Wow!! Studies, ballgames, and crazy fun occupied my time. Ease-up world, I'm not ready yet. Give me another year or two . . . and while you’re at it, how about another Blue Bomb? I'm a Senior - Class of '77. And soon it will all be a treasured memory. Show me the way to go home. Da - Friends. KRAUSS, CARISSA - How can my senior year be described in words? Super, exciting, tremendous, memorable AND fun; they don’t even begin to show the feelings I have about it. I give all the credits to Friends without whom the whole year would have been worthless. To the best of friends, TC, now it’s time to look back on, build on, hope on, and move forward from. ”Sr. 77”; It was short, but it will last forever. R. M. A. LAMKIN, GAIL - Choose life - only that, and always, and at whatever risk. To let life leak out, to let it wear away by the mere passage of time, to withold giving it and spreading it, is to choose nothing. Sister Helen Kelley LANSFORD, RICKY - Most kids say ”1 can’t wait till I'm a senior, that will be my best year.” Well, they say that now, but believe me, when it's almost over you will wish you were still saying that. I have had some good times and some bad times here at PBHS and I hate to have to go. LEE, JIM - My years at PBHS will be remembered well, but I can’t say that I'll live in the past and look forward to the future. For those who contrib- uted to my years at PBHS, I wish them success and happiness in the years to come. LONG, DODY - What can you say when you finally realize those most memorable days of your teen- age life are over? . . . LOURY, CHARLES - When I started PBHS I thought that there was no way to make it four years, But the four years have passed, and I finally made it. It wasn’t as bad as I thought or as bad as others had told me it would be. LOVETTE, GARY - My last year at PBHS has '“sen a pretty good year. It doesn't seem like I should be a senior. It only seems like yesterday that I started my freshman year. These past four years have gone 294 by quick and all I have to say is: I made it. LUNDRY, RICK - I have enjoyed being a part of PBHS these last four years. But, now it's my time to move on and let more students be a part. Now I am a senior; this is nothing to be proud of, because the big world is waiting for us. Most of our friends will be moving off, we might not ever see them again. I just want to wish everyone good luck in the future. LYNCH, MIKE - My memories of PBHS are of the good friends and the fun times we had together. I wouldn’t trade these memories for anything. As we all approach the next phase of our lives, the class of '77 is special. You will hear about us. Our accomplishments will be worth noticing. MADDOX, JANET - I will always remember Bluffer Staff because we all got along so well together. I'll never forget memories of All-District, Colum- bia, and Sambo’s. Thanks, Emerson, for teaching me how to eat pancakes, build pyramids and deco- rate SAE banquets. Miller Woman, thanks for teaching me how to behave properly in a McDonalds. Thanks, S. Arnac, for teaching me how to jump on beds and Teresa P. - Lady Will Power will keep in touch. MADDOX, TERRY - Thank God I made it! The only thing I can do now that I couldn't do four years ago is write my Last Comment of the Senior year C’est la vie! MARTING, HELEN - It's been heaven and ____________ all rolled into one! McCAIN, JOHN - It's been nice going to school here at PBHS. I’m gonna miss all of the people in which I came into contact with here. Upon getting ready to go into the world, I think the teachers have helped me to do that. I think the Class of '77 is the greatest! MEDLEY, DAVID - How could 12 long years pass in so short a time? Well, it has, and my Sr. year was really worth the wait. I don’t know what I’ll do, or where I'll go, but, I’ll never forget my years at PBHS. MIKEL, RANDY - The year will soon be over, but it will never be forgotten. MINTON, PAM - When you’re a senior, you feel great because you're at the top of the class. But, I know I couldn’t have made it without the Lord leading me and guiding me. MOE, RICKY - I like all PBHS stands for, I back it up all the way. But, I'm ready to leave and do the best I can. The graduating class of '77 is the future of America; I think we can be assured of a better tomorrow. MONTGOMERY, WILLIAM - This senior year has been my best year because I had it made. I only had 3 classes and I didn't have any books to take home. I HAD ABSOLUTELY NO HOMEWORK!! This year I have never met so many goodlooking girls in my life. That is my last comment about my senior year. MOORE, DENNIS - It's been so much fun, what else can you say? I am going to miss everyone, every- thing and even the school. Just be careful and maybe some how we will all meet at the INN! MOORE, KELLY - The last four years have been great. I wish I could have stayed another four years but life does go on! Sr. 77 will never be forgotten! Show me the way to go home. Da - Friends. MOORE, MARIAN - It's like reading a best seller and trying to pick out your favorite chapter. Each experience is part of an interesting story of Da Friends. I remember became a part of our vocabulary and Da - Friends became a part of my life. Membership qualifications: plenty of love and lots of laughter! Well, since it’s history I'll start by saying I remember: DH and I: our night of years; CH and her confidence; KC and her TV sickness; KK and her Maalox; DJ and her automo- bile insurance; TH and her ever changing hair; JR and her love of camping; TF and her strength dur- ing Powder Puff; CT and her experience with bal- lerina shoes and a cool pop; and LR: Thanks for just being my friend; Oh yeah, did you think I had for- gotten you, SWEETIE! Wrong again, Buzzard Breath. Show me the way to go home, Da - Friends. MOORE, SONJA - Some of the best years have passed and the best one, my senior year is about to end. I don’t regret it because some of the best are yet to come. Congratulations, class of '77. It’s been fun! MORRIS, RICHIE - The climax of a four year strug- gle is coming to an end. Due to COE this year is tolerable. All in all, it was worth the four year struggle. Good luck to all of the future unfortunate seniors of PBHS. MURPHY, ROGER - I will always cherish the fond memories of PBHS and the friends and instructors who helped make it all worth while. Thank God it’s over!!! MURRAY, DI ANN - Since my first year of school I have been waiting to get out. Now I look back at all the wonderful memories of my school years and wonder Where have they gone? MYBRE, DOUG - It took a long time to get this far. 295 but we made it. NELSON, DARRELL - I would like to say thanks to the wonderful people who helped me through all my school years. Sr. '77 - the year to remember. NOON, PATRICK - Ms. Simon’s speech class made my senior year all worth it. Definitely good-look- ing, Ms. Simons, you should get the teacher of the year award! OWENS, BARBARA - Your future lies before you. Like a shining path of snow, Be careful how you tread, For every step will show. PARSONS, DONNA - Today is the beginning of the rest of my life, Because I took it one day at a time. PATTERSON, RON - I am proud to have been a part of the graduating class of 1977. Thank you stu- dents, faculty, and administration, for all the memories. PAYNE, JOHN - We, the seniors, in order to form a more perfect future, establish ourselves into the ranks of society, provide for our own livelihoods, promote to stay off of welfare, and secure the blessings of social security for ourselves and our posterity, do ordain and establish this graduation for the Senior Class of PBHS. PAYNE, RANDY - I would really like to thank my mother and father for getting me out of bed, get- ting me dressed and off to school that first day in '65 so that I could fall off the slide while waiting for school to start. PERRYMAN, PATRICIA - My senior year has really been terrific, even with the ups and downs. I wish everybody lots of luck in their future years, espe- cially to that Queen Bee and Short Pockets. The Cookie Monster tells all that the Seniors of '77 rule all. PRICE, TERESA - I thought my Senior year would never get here but it did, and now it's almost over. I have many wonderful memories to look back on. May all future classes have as much fun as the Class of 77. QUAY, MARK - Si opinari iste loqui lingua Latina esse falsus. Autem, factum loqui lingua Anglicus. RAINS, GLORIA - I’ve really enjoyed my years in high school, and I wouldn’t trade them for any- thing. My junior year and senior year, especially, have been the most memorable. It seems like it’s all gone so fast ... I sometimes wish I could start over again. I only hope that future seniors will realize how short the years will seem so that they will make the most of it while they can. RATTLE, REX - Well, the end is almost here. I’m not really looking forward to it, because I'll miss all the friendly smiles and the school spirit from PBHS. But, I’d like to thank all the school faculty for all the help that I have received throughout my four years. I especially liked Psychology class with Mr. Ladd and his dad-gum-it’s. ' And Mr. Vance's strive for perfection. It’s been wonderfull and I’ve really enjoyed these four years. RECTOR, JANICE - If I had all the money in the world, this would be what I'd give Da Friends: To KC - a gas credit card; TF - an oxygen mask; TH - all the dancing lessons she'd want with the partner of her choice; CH - a pair of hide-a-stilts and a can of self confidence; DH - a course on how to drive safely under the influence of anger. DJ - a paid vacation for a one month stay in the hospital of her choice; KK - a life time supply of Maalox; MM - a non-detachable purse; LR - all the gym- nastic lessons she wanted under Olga Korbit, plus the newest styles of cheerleading uniforms; and CT - perfume to turn some of the guys off. Four years is worth a graduation night. Show me the way to go home - Da Friends. REED, PATRICIA - Memories of my past reflects the light of my future, and a great deal of these mem- ories will come from PBHS. REXROAD, DOYLE - Rock n” Roll All Nite and Party Every Day ... It was GREAT? P. K. - I love you! RICE, CAROLYN - I'll always have many happy memories of PBHS. ROBERSON, FRED - After 13 years of schooling I can say it was and it wasn't worth it . . . which ever way you want to look at it. ROBERTS, PAUL - It's amazing how fast the four years of high school fly by and when you look back and try to pick out specific things, it's all just a blur. One thing that isn't lost in the flood are your friends. I only hope that I can be as close to my friends ten years from now as I am at the moment. Really, that’s what makes high school - other peo- ple and the resulting memories. ROBERTSON, LEE - When you see your picture on a page of the ’senior’ section, you think that it's all a dream. But then you look around your picture and see the kids that have been in your classes all the way through high school, slowly you realize that you are a senior and that next year you will be an alumni of PBHS. The four years are not a waste as you look back on the memories, they are unre- placeable. Our senior class was special. When the going got rough we worked together. (Remember: 296 Jr. Prom? We'll never get done in time! We did get done! The entrance was the best!) (Right, Irene?) Da Friends - Nothing can take away the memories, not even college. I love you all. Wea- dle Jean. Show me the way to go home - Da Friends. B. J. - Thanks for the loyalty you have shown to PBHS and the varsity cheerleaders. RUDD, KEVIN - It’s impossible to believe that four years of high school are already behind me. I couldn't list the good times I’ve had in those four years. So, as a graduating senior, I look back over those years and recall the one statement that could possibly put my feelings into words: Han' me ’nother one-a them broos back 'ere. SEIB, DEBBIE - It doesn’t seem like I should be a senior. It seems like someone else should be ahead of us. P.O.I. SEIFERT, KAREN - I will always look fondly back on my high school days at PBHS. Doing crazy things with Max, Zelda, Dick, Haraho, and Patti-poo will stay imprinted on my mind. Even though we will drift apart with time, we will always have one thing in common: we will have been a part of the great class of '77. SHULL, JIM - What I’ll miss most of all is Mrs. Smith’s second hour English class. SILK WOOD, BLAKE - You only go ’round once in life - but ya don’t HAVE to drink Schlitz! SMITH, BARBARA - Lord grant us the courage to change what can be changed, the serenity to endure what we cannot, and the wisdom to know the difference. Niebur SNEED, DOYLE - I have just completed four years of the most significant learning experience I have ever had. One goal a handicapped person tries to achieve is acceptance. In the past four years, I believe I have reached that goal here at PBHS. I just want to say thanks for making my Impossible Dream come true. Class of ’77: Thanks! SPAIN, SALLY - Many long hard years of do’s and Don’t’s, rough and reacy for the unknown future which lies ahead. Good luck, Class of '77! SPARKS, DANIEL - It took twelve years for this. It's been a long time, I hope it was worth the trouble. STAED, KATIE - POO - I wonder whatever happened to Rick, Bob, and Richard? LARABELLE - Remem- ber creamhorns, card games, cha cha chachacha, and Hey man! K. RAE - Hey Dicken's woman! HARA HO - Remember wienies and buns and Explorers. DICK - Remember the Martian anat- omy? MISTER - What can I say? Cheryl, Connie, Robin - Remember me, Inflatie Katie. STEWART, RAY - I, Ray Stewart, being of sound mind and body, do hereby declare in my last com- ment and statement of my senior year: no com- ment. SUTTON, LAURA - I finally made it. TACKETT, PATRICIA - This year was strange because always before there was someone to look up to. This year we were on top waiting for every- one to look up to us. The only difference between a sophomore and a senior is that seniors realize that being on top is no different from being in the middle. TAYLOR, CAMILLE - Being a student at PBHS has brought much sunshine and good times to my life. Those good times are now fading into dim memo- ries. It only took a moment to realize the end, of a life, as a student at PBHS. Live and remember! One more time for all the good times: Show me the way to go home, Da - Friends. TERRELL, ROSE - My senior year has been the best of all. I've learned more than I have in the other three years put together. I think I’m really going to miss school, especially my Senior year! TILMAN, SARA - Definition of High School - you begin as a freshman, thinking you know EVERY- THING, and you end as a senior positive that you can’t REALLY be sure about ANYTHING. Anyway, I had fun with Max, Karen the Chine, Dick, Zelda, and Pooty. Oh, yeah, Mr. Bubble, too! TOELLNER, BIL - All great men are dead, and I'm not feeling well. TOOLE, PATTY - Life is but a span, to link before and after. And wise the man who builds his span of life with love and laughter. TOWNS, MONA KAY - I like Poplar Bluff. I miss California and the people there and the school, I still like it here. Well, the way and the twelfth and the light is in Jesus Christ is in my life, I hope He is in your life, too. May God bless you all for- ever and ever. WARD, MICHAEL - I think that the senior class of 1977 is the best and probably always will be. Looking over the years, I can say that they were fun. All the excitement of the athletic events and the other activities . . . the cross country team will be the best in the state. Good luck to all the seniors and to all the classes to come. WARREN, PaTTI - My friends have meant a lot to me in high school; there's Karen with the chinky eyes, Katie gave me knowledge of a whole new language, Laura taught me the lost art of playing cowbells, Sara showed me how to be sexy at a 297 choir performance, and with Teri I learned the true anatomy of a martian. WELSH, PATRA - I'm glad its over, although I know I’ll look back on all the good memories. WHITWORTH, STEVE - PBHS has given me a really great past, but it has also given me a much brighter future because it gave me someone I will love forever. WILCUT, DAVID - There are a lot of things I would like to say about my senior year, but words just won’t express them. I do want to thank everyone who made this senior year possible especially my teachers, friends and my wonderful mother. WILES, CINDY - It’s been fun, but I'm glad it's over. Congratulations to our Senior class of 1977, the best! P.O.I. WILSON, BILL - This has been probably the four most important years of my life, and from here on out I’ll have to take what I've learned to succeed in life. So, I would like to thank everyone who helped me down the road to get me as far as I am, which may not be far, but it’s as far as I got. WOODSMALL, CARLA - The time has come for the Sr. of '77 to leave. I will miss PBHS, and will never forget it; but, there comes a time for every high school student to go on to something bigger and better. It’s scary, but Sr's keep your chins up and make the class of '77 a proud one! WOODSON, FRANK - High school has been great. I had some good times and some bad times, but most of all I learned how to say y'all Missouri style and I proved a Spud could make it at PBHS. I had fun. I only wish I could do it all over again. WOOTEN, TOMMY - Tommy, Tommy, Tommy, get out of that bed, boy! MOMENTARILY MISPLACED COMMENTS: CHRISTIAN, KELLY - I've gone through the past few years dreading to come to school, but now that it’s over I realize it was a mistake. I think the hardest thing to accept is that the Seniors of our class will be going their own way trying to make their dreams come true. I hope in 10 years every last one of us is able to return for our class reunion. ENGLEHARDT, JUDY - High school's really been a blast. I've had a lot of fun and had some good teachers and a few far out classes. I’ve got to admit that my senior year was my best by far. I met a lot of really great people. I guess it was because we goofed off more as a senior than any other year. PBHS will always be remembered by the KLID KID. EUBANKS, NORMAN (ALIAS ”NERD”) Remember the good times and not the bad. For all of the good times: Kawalski gentlemen. (Orange sherbert and chocolate chip ice cream) McCNEW, MONA - I can't believe I finally made it and I'm glad it’s over with. COMMENTS TURNED IN WITHOUT A NAME: WHOEVER - Our senior year is the time we’ve looked forward to since childhood. When we reach it we are young adults with one goal achieved and many more to be reached. 298 WHOEVER 2 - I sit beside the fire and think of all that I have seen, of meadow-flowers and butterflies in summers that have been; Of yellow leaves and gossamer in autumns that there were, with morning mist and silver sun and wind upon my hair. I sit beside the fire and think of how the world will be when winter comes without a spring that I shall ever see. For still there are so many things that I have never seen: in every wood in every spring there is a different green. I sit beside the fire and think of people long ago, and people who will see a world that I shall never know. Bilbo Thank you Carolyn P. for unrepayable encourage- ment. The Road Good-Bye The road I took was named Good-Bye The path looked strange, I wondered why It left familiar things behind, A hand caught mine ... I paid no mind The stranger never once did say, Just what had brought him on my way On we went, and some afraid I wish I hadn’t come, but stayed All the friends that I once knew Took a road named Good-Bye too. There were no two roads just the same Having walked down Good-Bye Lane The road went on; we went too. And I was sad, for then I knew That never could I be the same Having walked down Good-Bye Lane And though I couldn't understand We walked together hand in hand We said no words, but just walked on, I thought of things now past and gone I thought of games I'd lost and won I thought of all the things I'd done I thought of those I’d loved and cared Of times we’d had, of things we’d shared I thought of those I'd come to know Just knowing them - they'd helped me so I thought of things, of tears I’d shed Those same things now brought smiles instead. The tasks I'd done, those left to do, I wondered how I'd make it through When something inside seems to say, ’’The best you can from day to day. The way was rough, I knew the score, It never ends . . . there’s always more But now I know that all in all Each thing in its own place will fall. I thought of all the happy days, The sad ones now just seem a haze. And in a flash I came to see How much the past had meant to me. We walked along - I wondered where The future led and what was there The past still echoed from behind I was its and it was mine. But in my heart was still a fear And in my eye a shining tear; Yet on my face there was a smile As we walked forward all the while. I walked along the Road Good-Bye I looked back ... I heaved a sigh. Then I remembered at my side - My silent, but my constant guide. The strangers hand I felt in mine, I looked into his face this time. I asked his name - he turned just so, He smiled and said, I’m called Hello. Forever; ahvays . . . 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