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

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THE BLUFF 1 9 7 9 Poplar Bluff Senior High Popl ar Bluff, Missouri Volume 59 Tabic of Contents Highlights Activities I Sports Classes 22 50 86 114 212 4 The Way We Were Memories light the corners of my mind j Misty water color memories of the wav were Scattered pictures of the smiles we left behind — smiles we gave to one another for the way we were . . . Can it be that it was all so simple then or has time rewritten every line . . . So it’s the laughter we will remember . Whenever we remember the wav we were . . . codctVe C aroN i a best Memories may be beautiful and yet w hat’s too painful to remember we simply choose to forget. . . e 9 A Beth Agin Louis Smith Van Vance B E u d s u i c n a e t s i s 0 n Jamie Cantrell Velma Ford Lynda Rhodes Barbara Crane Sue Cooper Mary Crow Dorothy Crow '11 Julia Fluss Ruth Grern JoNell Seifert Elissa Hogg Ann Summers Roseanna Whitlow Carolyn Payne Arkie Wilbur 3 Margaret Morre Geraldine Waytt Bob Crane Linda Woodruff Nancy Locker 14 Donna Telle Marta Torres Vera Danner Ed McKinney Cathy McManus JoAnn Stout Mary Farmer Katie Jarboe r I Calvin Nations s p e c i a 1 E d u c a t i o n C 0 E Arnold Duncan Delbert Luedemann Dennis Smothers Dennis Meyr Jerry Hendrickson Industrial Arts Florence Risley Bera Rogers Hubert Porter 15 David Fisher Charles Keeter Bill Ray Brenda Taylor Sidney Gifford H. B. Starnes Physical Education Barn Cody Sharon Davis Dave Porter James King Sara Pines s 0 c 1 a 1 S t u d i e s Jack Clark Mary Cunning Jerry Doss Mark Henson Bill Ladd Ron McKuin 18 Danny Pruett Robert Richardson i Terrv Smith 'i ha 4 Lonnie Taylor Area Vocational Jake Baumgardner James Boyd Buddy Clark Bonnie Coats Joe Darlin Dean Morrison Freda Parks John Sunny Special e r v i c e s JoAnn Gray Sharon Strachan Jean Wandel Nolan Ward C. E. Wyatt iHbtnK Charles Harris Pam Mullins Secretaries 20 Man. Si Ik wood Ann Smith Hazel Tinsley Cooks Peggy. Allen. Martha Ballew. Norma Barnes. Lessie Glass, Glenneva Hill, Kathy Hodge, Mary Johnson. Neva Johnson, Lillian Smith Custodians Arthur Brown, Dennis Fain, Dorothy Hunt, Jeffery Long, Richard Stocks, Lupe Valle, Ray Warren, Bob Haynes 23 Kerre Norton Missy Hecker Kim Turner Lee Ann Scott Cris Wandel Jueen s Court 1978 Science 28 History Cindy Hill Journalism Darla Birdsong, Grog Dunran, Slc‘v« Freeman Publications Grog Dunran, Terena Prenzel Belli MrLain Vocal Music Stephanie Coleman. Beth Melvin. Kerre Norton, Greg Dunean Band Drama Darla Birdsong, Beth MeLain. Miss Heeker, Sharlene Livesay 30 Speech Willie Sandlin, Rhonda Jones. Donna Cox, John Sirin Business COE Sandy Mansfield Art Kristie Dillard, Don Foust, Craig Winchester, Jim Baker Spanish Julie Bushe, Ernest Monroe French Kathleen Ah rent Industrial Arts Home Economics Lisa Armes 33 34 R lirinis Qmvn — ANN HANSBROUGH EsrortiMi In RANDY HANSBROUGH P TDK r r i a r a 1 n s c 1 d v e' -y n s MR h Beau e L n r 1 a (I m h i y a n n R S M K o a o v b n s i v d e t r y r h I 35 Felicia Trout is crowned Football Home- coming Queen by the retiring queen Ann Hansbrough. The court sits on the sidelines watching the Mules meet their oppo- nents. Attendants and their escorts walking proudly off the field. announc ed and everyone stood and cheered. David Stout shows he has the prettiest legs and the majorettes twirl. Cheerleaders do their dance and seniors do their thing. Homecoming was a great success this year. In the third hour assem- bly the 1978 Football Homecoming Queen, Felicia Trout, was Passing Time How quickly pass the days and years. Time never waits for man. Unceasingly the minutes fly To fill a waiting span. How happy he who may look back. With pleasure and content. Upon the years forever gone And feel they were well spent; And still remember present time Will only shortly last. And then w’ill be, however lived. A memory of the past. Agnes Davenport Bond Senior Christmas Dance 39 Queen’s Court Basketball 42 Sheon George, escorted by George Johnson Kerrc Norton, escorted by Paul Coats Homecoming SUtind left to right: Kerrr Norton, Jana McLanr. Sheon George, Tracey Sildwood Standing left to right: Paul Coals. Kurt Menu, retiring queen Angie King. Mike England. George Johnson. David Stout. 43 Sophomore Valentine Dance 1979 Seated left to right: Cindy Anthony. Queen: Lori Terrell, Cassy Nicolini. Standing left to right: Robert Chilton, King: Rory Hentz and Cary O’Brien. National Honor Society President: Greg Dum.an Vice-Pres Darla Birdsong Secretary Kevin St hriver Treasurer Kate Hentz Historian: LceAnn Scott Sgt. at Arms: David Stout MEMBERS — Melody Priest. Terena Prcnzel. Andrea Chapman, Gene Gunn, Kathy Bryles, Missy Hecker, Sandra Mansfield, Stephanie Coleman, Greg Calhoun. Steve Bean. Debra Claussen, Sheila Featherston, Gayle Douglas, Charlene Livesay, Mark Locker, Beth McLain, Rhonda Jones, Jim Gray, Susan Hcimsoth, Kun Hentz. Cris Wandcl. Kurt Diciro. Karen Uebelein, Kim Turner, Kerre Norten, Julianna Busch, John Stein, Willard Sandlin, Judy Jackson OFFICERS: President — Beth McLain. Vice-President — Angie King Sccretar — Kevin Hoggard. Treasurer— Larr Orten MEMBERS: Melinda Ashby. Jana Bryant, Sharon Cray. Kristie Dillard Greg Duncan, Steve Freeman. Missy Hecker. Kate Hentz, Kurt Hentz. Carrie Jackson. Judy Jackson, Penny Kimes. Greg Laughlin, Richard Lott. Terena Prenzel. Melody Priest, LceAnn Scott. Vicki Vandermark, Cris Wandel Quill and Scroll 49 PRENZEL LADONNA HOOKER Cheerleaders TRACY BERRY DEBBIE SCHANDA JANICE . COX J.V. Cheerleaders M. Summers, A. Pat- P. Anderson, K. Godwin, K. Walton, K. Amae, M. Moc, C. Hall. Freshman Cheerleaders 78 Wrestling Cheerleaders 79 Girls Basketball Cheerleaders The Sho-Me Ba Marching nd nITfill ♦ Maroon Band SECRETARY: Carrie Jackson PRESIDENT: Darla Birdsong VICE-PRESIDENT: Greg Duncan LIBRARIAN: Linda Groin -MBERS: Susie Avsom. James As lor. Jan Baldwin. Robert Barton. Steve Bean. Chris Bess. Darla Birdsong. Derenda Birdsong, Susan Casey, Robert ■on. Dean Clark. Paul Coats. Sharon Croy, Mara Davenport. Steve Davis. Kurt DiCiro. Kristie Dillard. Traey Dille, Crag Dunean. Denise Elder. Kenneth Eubanks. Sheila Fears, Bill Finney. Lisa Fister. Debbie Ford. Robbie Frisb. Lori Frilts. Beeky Godwin. Linda Grobe, Phillip A Harget. Judy Hargrave. Julie Heeker. Lisa Henlhorne, Lynnetle Hieks. Amanda Hopkins, Brenda Inman. Carrie Jaekson. Sheri Jaekson. m. Rebeeea Krathley. Charla I ineaster. Vieki Little. Sharlene Livesay, Lisa MeCurter, Kristie Miller. Diane Nabert. Cary O'Brien. John •llv. Merry Phillip . Kim Pierre. Missy Potter. Jennie Ruth. Juanita Seott. Steve Shook. Angela Slaughter. Robin Starnes. Beekv Starnes. l Terrell. Lori Terrell. Kevin Thurman. Martin Till, Tyra Urieh. Pat VanCleve. M vra West, Cindy Zadniek. Phillip Coleman. Luann White Band VICE-PRESIDENT: Brih McLain SECRETARY: Angit King LIBRARIAN: Sharlene Livesay m MEMBERS: Rosemary Shorn. Rhonda Allen. Dwayne Arnae Karen Arnae. Doug Brake, John Casey. Linda Casey. Susan Casey. Randy Caltron, Donna Cox, Lori Cox. Stella Daile . Cjbrina Da is. Rohhie Denton, Tracy Dickerson. Kim Di ine. Christy Doll ‘. Gayle Douglas. Susan Duncan. Darrell Dun- lap. Marty Elliott. Janet England. Michelle Flowers, Randy Foust, Dean Gholston, Linda Grobe, Mike Hall. Randy Harmon. Cheryl Heney. Jim Hendrix. Cind Henson. Kathy Henson. Denu Hodge. Ray Hollis, Lisa Hudson, Janet Irby. Brenda Johnson, Paula Johnson. Cindy Jones. Kristie Jones. Paula Key, Michael Killed. Penny Kimes. Angie King. Mark Lei . Phillip Lewis. Sharlene Livesay, Dennis Livingston. Verlene Luna. Tina Martin. Bdl Mart ing. Kathy McDaniel. Beth McLain. Jana McLane. Marla MeLane, Susan Mickey, Jeff Moore, KimberU Morris. Missy Nelson. Ca Nicolini. Mark Patterson. Sheila Pigmon. Melody Priest. Jean Richey. Allen Ryrnan. David Shrenip. Lrc Ann Scott, Tracey Silkwuod, Gretche Tilman. Felicia T ri, Cara Turner. Cris Waiulel. I jura Wandel. Randy Woods. Kali Wylie. Judy Jackson, Missy Hecker. Kim Nance. Kerre Norton, Captain; Kim Turner, Stephanie Coleman. Co- Captain; Kelly Christian. Karen Burnett. Carla Vance. Tammy Whilmer, Cindy Yeley. Susan Valerie Schanda. Martha Coats. Iva Faughn. Michelle Christian. Karen Spencer. Donna Reynolds. Susan Graney. LeeAnn Gilmore, Cindy Dar- Hyde. Cindy Anthony, Sherry Croft. nell. 62 Anita Pasc hal Ginger Lux Gay la Turner Pam England Student Council I MEMBERS: T. I Allen, 0. I Alien. J. Aubu- I chan, B. Bar- I rentine, T. I Bess. J. Bryant. I G. Calhoun. A. I Coslin. L. Cox. I C. Davis, T. I Dille, S. I Divine. K. Dor- I ris. S. Duncan. I J. Dunlap. C. I Epps. G. Foust, I S. Freeman, T. I Greer, C. Hall, I J. Hays. D. I Hefner. G. I Hill. M. Hud- I son, S. Hyde. I T. James, R. I Jennings, L. • Kneihert. S. Knuckles, W. Lewis. B. Lunsford. M. MeLane, B. Miller. L. Miller. B. Murphy. G. Murray, C. O’Brien, M. Pellet, K. Prenzrl, J. Pulliam. R. Pledger. C. Reed, J. Roach, D. Robertson, T. Saracini. D. Sparks. D. Slagner. P. Sutton. D. Tolliver, F. Trout, K. Turner. K. Uebelain, S. Walton. G. West. C. Winchester, D. Wiseman, C. West, S. Moser. M. Stamps, B. Godwin. B. Thompson. R. Swofford, K. Hentz, R. Graney. K. Wylie, S. Dailey, K. Roberts. ADVISOR: BILLCAPUTO BUSINESS ED.: LEE SCOTT EDITOR: BETH MCLAIN 64 PHOTOGRAPHER: DAVID BELT EDITORS: K HENTZ, K HOGGARD, K HENTZ, M HECKER, V. VANDERMARK, C WANDEL HIGHLIGHTS: T. DICKERSON, P KIMES, K. ANTHONY, C. WANDEL ACTIVITIES: S. MOSER, C FOUST, K. HENTZ, L. PASQUEL, C. HENSON SPORTS: J. JACKSON, R STITH, B. NOE, L. WANDEL, K. HOGGARD. CLASSES: J. McLANE, K. JONES, A. STEWART, V. VANDERMARK, M. PREIST. ADS: A. KING, K. HENTZ, T SILK WOOD, K BROWN, C DOLLE. BUSINESS: S. VARMA, M HECKER, K WYLIE 67 The Youth Employment Training Program meets two hours daily and high school credit is determined by the number of weeks that the stu- dent attends. Certified teach- ers, conduct the career selec- tion for the students. MEMBERS: D. Hunter. M. Civili, Mr. Gross, sponsor; D. Herzog, D. Payne, B. Rodgers. Not present for picture: S. Geroge, J. Hobbs, C. Hunter. Chemistry Club MEMBERS: Greg West, president; Scott Morrison. Vice-President; Jim Dickey, Secretary; Richard Graney, Treasurer; Treasurer; Ernie Monroe, Sgt.-at-Arms; Mark Sloan. Historian. CLUB DE ESP 9' n .. i i ; Y P. Crocker, C. Carringer. C. Morgan, M. Summers, L. Kwoun. D. Tate, J. Danner. Ms. Torres, sponsor: G. Barker, E. Monroe, L. Bolin. C. Sumner. D. Winters. J. Busche. D. Clark. R. Young, Ms. Danner, sponsor. J. Meadows, J. Dunn, S. Hyde, D. Clark, S. Freeman. Miss Woodruff, K. C. Buchanan. K. Ahrent, D. Smithee. Dean Clark and Michelle Sliger to France A President: Debbie Bowles V. President: Janet Williams Secretary: Julie Busche Treasurer: Jo Danner MEMBERS: D. Atwood, J. Baldwin. C. Bishop, D. Bowles, J. Busche, M. Christian, J. Danner, T. Drysdale, I. Faughn, B. Fields, L. Hicks, L. Jackson, R. Jackson, M. Jacobs, D. Monahan, P. Morton, M. Roberts. B. Sowells, P. Vancleve, J. Williams, P. Williams. V R. Alcorn. R. Allen, L Armes. M. Ashby, S. Axsom, K. Arnae, S. Bean, P. Bennett. T. Berry. D. Birdsong. J. Bridges. K. Bryle, K. Brown. k| Burnett, G. Busehe, J. Busrhe. G. Calhoun, R. Catron. A. Chapman. M. Christian. P. Clanahan, S. Coleman, C. Colter, A. Corder, S. Croy, C. Darnc M Davenport, C. Davis. D. Davis, K. Diciro, T. Diekerson. J. Dickey, K Dillard, T Dille, C. Dolle, G. Douglas, M. Dugan, G. Duncan, S. Mickey. S Duncan, G. Fears, S. Fears. G. Featherston. S. Featherston, B. Finndy. M. Flowers. D. Ford, C. Foust, D. Foust, S. Gillihan. L. Gilmore, R. Graney S. Graney, G. Gunn. C. Hall. R. Harmon. M. Heeker, S. Heimsoth, C. Henson. K. Henson, K. Hoggard. A. Hopkins, L. Hudson. K. Hyde. S. Hyde, j Irby. C- Jackson. J. Jackson. L. James, P Johnson. C. Jones, R. Jones, C. Kayser, R. Keathley, P. Key. D. Killian. D. Killian. P. Rimes, A. King, V Little. S. Livesay, R. Lott. L. Lomax, L. MeCurter, K. MeDaniel. B. McLain. J. McLanc. M. MeLane. T. Marlin. B. Marling. L. Medley, P. Medley K. Miller. S. Morrison, K. Morse. S. Moser, M. Nelson, C. Nicolini. K. Norton, C. O'Brien, D. Palmer, L. Paschal, L. Petty. M. Phdlips, S. Pigmon M. Potter, T. Prenzel, M. Priest, R. Priest, S. Ramire . M. Rawlings, S. Rawlings. J. Richey, K. Roberts, D. Sohanda, V. Schanda. D. Schremp, K Schriver, L. Scott, T. Silkwood. M. Sloan. A. Stewart, K Stewart, D. Stout, Swofford, L. Terrell, F. Trout. G. Tucker. K. Turner, K. Uebelein. L Vails, V. Vandcrmark. S. Varma. C. Wandel, L. Wandel. F. Ward. G. West, K. Whitmer, J. Williams. S. W ilkinson, C. Winchester D Wiseman W olf. R. Woods, K. Wylie. Kate Hentz, Pres.; Darla Birdsong, Viee Pres.; Kim Turner, See.; Kati Wylie, Treas.; Sharlene Livesay, Hist.; Kurt Hentz, Parliamentarian. CAPTAIN: KURT HENTZ CO-CAPTAIN: KEITH ROBERTS SECR ETAR Y: P A RLI AM ENTARI AN: KEVIN DAVID HOGGARD STOUT F.C.A. MEMBERS: P. Burton. R. Matt how , S. Sh« U. M. Rawlings, M Andrrson, L. Knrilirrt. M. Lw-kor! S. Shru, C. Montgomm. K. H ntz. P. Coats, I). Eldor. K. Howard, D. Noart K. Potrrt, D. M«Cain, B. Harrison, K. MrVry, D. Stout. •. D. Floyd. S. KnurMrs. R. Hrntz. 73 78 NIKE 79 OFFICERS: President, Missy Hrrkcr, Vice-Pros., Kim Turner; Secretary, Janet Irby; Treasurer. Gayle Doug- las; Historian, Stephanie Coleman; Jr. Oflieer. Katie W lie. MEMBERS. J. Bryant, S. Croy, T. Dille, K. Hentz. S. Hyde. C. Jackson. A. Ki. A. King. P. Kimes. B. Mi Lain, T. Prenzel, D. Sehanda, L. Scott. C. Wan- del, K. Norton. K. Anthony, S. Dailey. C. Daxis. T. Dickerson. C. Dolle, J. England. M. Flowers, D. Ford, C. Henson, L. Henthorne. K. Jones. V. Luna. J. Mi Line, S. Mickey, T. Sielert, T. Silkwood, A. Stewart, F. Trout, L. Vlandel. C. Anthonx. K. Arnae, L. Fritts, K. H de, S. Jackson, C. Nieolini, K. Pierce, L. Terrel, K. Wylie. Afternoon MEMBERS N. AgecJ Applegate, M Ashby. D Atwood, T Baggett. D Barton. D Belt. T Boyer, M Braden, J. Bran- num. D Brown. C. Bruce, H. Bryant. J Bryant. K Bryles. D Burkhart, G Calhoun, J, Campbell. P Clanahan, C C xhran. M Cochran, M. Coleman. R. Cox, B. Croft. C Davidson. L. Davis, S. Dickey, J. Dtvine, R Dunkin. M Eliot, D Foust, J. Francis. T. Freeland, J. Garrrtt.J. Glenn, R Godwin. J Har well. J Hawes. R Hay. S. Hendrickson. T Hensley, C. Hew leti, M Hicks. C. Hildrich, J. Hoops, M. Hunkier, D. Jack- son, L Jackson, R Jackson. J Jacobs, D Johnson, (.. Kelly. L. Kerr. M Roberts. R Knowles, T. Koontz. V landgrcn. D. Lovettc, J Mastm, D. McDaniel. K McDonald, G. McKlintic. K. McNew. J. Merz. C Montgomery . B Moore, M Morris , G Murray. D Parker, M Patterson. M Payne, M. ftrttit, F Phelps. A. Pierce, D Powell. V. Priest. K Pyle, M Rankin, R Ray, G. Reeder, A Rudiscll, S Shelton, J Sloan. S. Sousan. D. Sparks. S Spencer, K Stocker. J Tliom, T Thorton, S. Tipton, A. Tolliver, A Tomlin, K Trucks, L. Turner. J Tuttler. S. Walker, M Weatherford, C Weaver. M Wells. D Wcthington. K Whitmer. R. Williams, R Woods, B W'orlcy.J Wnnkle. K Velcy. MEMBERS: M Albertson, D. And reus. D. Barnes. T Hera. R Baan. P. Butler. A Chapman. M. Coleman. S I avis. C. Deal, L Dobbs, (i. IXxkl. C Douglas, A F.llegc. S heather ston. T Fiskc. J. Funke. T Circer. C Hall. T Harwell..!. Hastings. R. Hob. R Hurley..I. Jcffries, D Jewell. R John- son. C. Kayscr. D. Leach. W. Ix-wis. Ci Little. I.. Iomax. (i la wry. K. Iaiury. L Luck. S Mansfield. K. Murray. D Nations. R Nations. P. O'Brein. R. Persons. D. Powell. K Pren er, R Priest. D. Pruitt. |. Ray. J. Richey. L. Roach. T Saffo. D. Schanda. L Cott. R Shamblin. S. Sheridan. C. South. C. Terrell. R Thurman. D. Wallace. D. Wangler. S. Watson.C Webb. C. West. R. White. A Wolf Vocational Indus MORNING: D. Crews. 0. Moon. M. Dunlap. C. Robertson, M. Lee. R. Matt, C. Walley, P. Landry , K. Wicker, K. Fox, B. Hoefer. R. Swofford, R. Helton. G. Revelle. D. Stucker, L. Reese. L. Lash- ley, B. Wyatt, G. Paynton. S. Prouse. M. McClure, A. Pierce. G. Donley, K. West. N. Nations. D. Allen, P. Revelle, C. Pitchie, T. Gowan, D. Goff, H. Knuckles. R. Hillis. Photo Club Rodeo Club MEMBERS: D. Manns. P. Hamlet. J. Friday. D. Griffin. T. Vanderberg. R. Smith. S. Burnett, S. Hastings, M. Coats, R. Hillis, D. Boyers. S. lee, M. Harly. OFFICERS: Ronnie Hillis, President: Derek Boyers. Vice-Pres.; Sheila Ice, See. Man a Harty. Treas. . MEMBERS: L. Orton, J. Stein, K. Shrent. W. Sandlin. D. Clark, Miss Siefert, Liu Fister, H. Hales, C. Bishop, L. Whitlow, Miss Whitlow, C. Hall, T. Drysdale, T. Bilbrey. L Sutton, T. Spencer. J. Morgan. Not present: V. Shirkey. S. Hardin. D. Belt, B. Starnes, J. Hoops. C Hall, R. Battles, V. Johnson, J. Pennington, S. Daily. M. Jefferson. Here Are a Few Shots of the Drama Clubs Production of GOD’S FAVORITE M P. Adams, L Allensworth. J. Applegate. L. Armes, S. Ayers, K. Baker, L. Baldridge. C. Barnes, K. Barnes, S. Barnes, T. Barr, T. Balson, E. Bla kman. C. Blocher. D. Bowles, T. Boyer, L. Brower. R. Brower. R. Bui liner, S. Buttr . D. Casey, C. Chitwood. K. Chris- tian. K. Clanahan. C. Colter, k. Crossen, B. Culver. M. Davis. C. Deaton. P. DeLosSantos. J. Dixen. J. Doty. P. Eastwood, S. Ellis, G. Fears, C. Fluharty, L Freeman. P. Garrett, S. Goff, T. Hart, L. Hawes, K. Haynes. K. Hendrix, C. Hensley, M. Hicks. N. Hillis, T. Hodapp. B. Hooker. C. Hunter, A. Jackson, R. Jackson, M. Jacobs. L. James, A. Johnson, J. Johnson. R. Johnson, S. Lee. M. Martin, K. McNew, L. Medley, H. Miller. S. Minton, C. Montgom- ery, K. Montgomery. B. Moore. S. Moore. T. Nesler, B. New- comb , M. O'Conner. D. Pierce, P. Plath. R Poole, A. Roberts. M. Roberts, S. Shaw, S. Shelton, J. Smith, N. Smith, D. Tipton, C, Turner, K. Underwood, G. Wallace. D. Ward, D. W eaver, C. Whit- mer, P. Williams, S. Winchester. A. Woods. P. Medly, E. Wil- liams. T. Blackman. S. Batio. S. Roniine. M. Richie. T. Allen. OFFICERS: PRESIDENT — Muriel Jacobs V. PRESIDENT —Connie Colter SECRETARY — Stephanie Winchester TREASURER — Lula Medlev HISTORIAN — Kathi Baker PARLIAMENTARIAN — Angie Woods DEVOTIONAL — Barbara Culver REC. LEADER —Gina Fears REPORTER — Kim Barnes SONG LEADER — Nancy Hillis MORNING: J. Br anl. D. Crews. K. Fox. R. Helton. J. Kelogs. D. Moon, N. Nations, G. Payton, L Rtw, G. Revelle. C. Walley. K. Wirker.T. Shipman. L. Lashley. Graphic AFTERNOON: J. Busrhhom. D. Dover. D. Hoefer. M. Jones. S. Kearbes. J. Losh. D. Mannon. V. Sanders. N. Nash. L. Tilley. P. Dobbs, S. Dean. K. Hawkins. T. Julius, D. Keele. N. Killen, T. Landis. Or V OFFICERS: Greg West. President: Kevin Thurman. Vice-President; Tommy Thacker, Sec.-Treas. Pete Burton. Sgt.-at-Arms: BOARD MEMBERS: Sanja Varma, Philip Lewis, Doug Brake. A sponsored Big-wheel” race sets off the year for Key Club! MEMBERS: J. Hastings, C Uminn, L Lomax. R. Shambiin, D. Britton, T. Deaton, N. Choisser, J. Walker. C. Hardin. D. Mabry, S. Richardson. K. Dorris, and D. Walton. 1RMAN: LuAnn Lomax ai R. Slewart. J. Aubochon. D. Lynch. J. Gladney. J. Hays. M Dunlap. M. Locker, T. Talkington, R. Lenderman, D. Stout, J. Plunkett, R. Stith. R. Winchester. T. Scheu. F. Taylor. J. Huffman. T Anspach, S. Ferguson. R. Thurman, C. Robertson, F. Ward, C. Deal. R. Penn, G. Montgomery, T. Zadniek, J. King. A. Urserv. K. West, K. Poteet, T Robertson, J. Pulliam. D. Foust. T. Thacker. J. Gray, J. West, K. DiCiro, S. Knuckles. K. Hentz, S. Johnson. K. Montgomery. R. Turner. K. Roberts, K. Hoggard. R. Persons. Montgomery on the move. Lenderman squeezes one through. Gladney streaks for a TD. Coach Schwartz with a little advice. Big John about to bulldog” a tiger. Run, Randy, Run!!! Srheii looks on as Henl2 rfors his thing. Mulrskinnrrs arm ihr opponent. It s a sack for Rob. The Cavrimn provide good pro I ret ion. ITS A TD! ! Hentz stays in l oonds for 6. Stout in the pocket to pass. Persons up the middle. Hpntz snaggs one for a TD. P.B. Opponent 7 Jonesboro 14 10 Springfield 3 38 Ken nett 12 7 Perryville 0 42 Jackson 14 0 Belleville 7 0 Cape Central 16 34 Dexter 18 16 Charleston 20 10 Sikeston 7 91 Stout hands off to Persons. 1978 Football J. Rice, P. Burton, C. Matthew , B. Morrow, J. Bryan, D. Hite, B. Dille. R. Dicken, M. Rawlings, S. Quay, P. Coleman, R. Swofford, S. Hastings, L. I)a is, (i. Fcatherson, I). Albright. B. Harrison, L. Kenibert, R. Hentz. G. Busche, C. Epps. K. Anthony. M. Miller. K. Dabbs, G. Robertson. Fields, Duckworth, Rhoades, Wegener, Spencer, Hefner. Mureno, Robertson. Berry, Scheu, Hill, Lovelace, Deal, Venable, Anderson, Stagner, Darlin, Coleman, Hawes. Summers — mgr.. Crossno. Tilkington, Priest, Armes, Dobbs, Wallis, Calhoun, Divine, Smith — mgr.. Suggs, Dunlap. West. Wallace, Auhuchon. Coaches: Kingery, McKinney, Meyer, Allen. Cross Country ’78 t; Griffin,J. Wright, 1) Odom.J Pledger, C O’Brien. P Buhler. R Sauchedraw. P Coleman. K Tinker. R Hays. K Sandlin. J Carter. G Croy. R Cox. R. Crum. L Orton, D. Ward, M. Aldridge, C Griffin. Coaih B C xly M Bess, C Wandel, A Stewart, 1. Casey, A Ijnderford. T Kennedy. C Zadnuk, I. Wandel. I) Hcxlge, L Terrell. A Pasial. A Dtaro. F. Trout. CxncH B (.ody 93 n The Mules get a good start at FB Invitational Go! Danial Randy Crum gets his stick. Kill the Rabbit! Running after Burt Reynolds! Laura Wandel crosses the finish line. Casey and Trout kicking into 4th gear Casey and Hodge in a close finish. IT’S A STAMPEDE!! Wrestling 78-79 K. Calhoun. J Dunlap, G. Calhoun. D. Pruitl. R. Sanchegraw, R. Thurman. S. Ferguson, J. Gray. K. DiCiro, S. Johnson. J. West. Coach T. Smith. R. Priest. R Stacker. E. Bern, R. Thurman, M. Rawlins. P. Burton. D. Eubank. Coach C. Nations. K. Thurman. R. Swafford. M. Chilton. R Wells. J. Murcno, G. West. Basketball 78-79 Ho 1: Mgr. Kevin Tinker, Todd Talkinglon. George Johnson. David Stout, Kevin Sandlin, Sam Harris, Mgr. Gary Foust. Row 2: Coach Porter. Eddie Norton, Dale Neaee, Kurt Henlz. Paul GwK Dewaym Floyd, Kenny Poteet, Mgr Garland McKlintic, Coach Maples. 100 Junior Varsity Basketball Row 1: K. Tinker, K. MeVey, K. Walker, M. Gladney, D. Hite, D. McCain, J. Rice, G. Foust. Row 2: J. Woodsmall, D. Odom, R. Hentz, E. Norton, G. Busche, B. Dille, Coach Maples. Freshman Basketball Row 1: P. Crocker, T. Wegener, C. Caringer, R. Webb, T. Bess, D. Spencer, B. Godwin. Row 2: E. McKinney, J. Junivan, C. Worley, P. Hinton, S. Divine, M. Tripp, J. Hughey, C. Johnson 101 VARSITY: Bottom: C. Zadnirk. K. Stone. A. Wolf. M. Dugan. V. Vandermark. Top: M. Potter. Head Grach Chronister, S. Kearbey. F. Trout. D. Hodge. S Spencer. R. Baldridge. G W'andol. Asst. Coach Finke. K. Brown. JR VARSII : Bottom: R. Pledger. L. Casey. A. Freeman. L. Lomax. T. Eudaley. Top: Asst. Coach Finke. R. MrCurter, L. Lewallen, S. Hodge, S. Krarhey. R. Brown. R. Hodge, S. Duncan, Head Coach Chronister. 103 T. Metz. Rice. R. Baldridjsr. C. Vance. K. Burke. M. Robbins, J Ruth. M. Moe, Y. Rice, L. Johnson. D. Killian. M. Went. L Bald rider. T. Gaddis Coac h Sara Pines Varsitv Jr Var .ty Boys Tennis Jace Huffman Skip Billington Jack Bridges Infielders, Outfielders Pitchers Row 1: Coach Maples, Tom Robertson, Larry Orton, Danny Harwell, Ron Jennings, Dale Neace, Coach Porter. Row 2: Terry Anspach, Jamey Lansford. Garland McKlintic, Tony Zadnick. I Joe Lanning. Todd Sararini. Tim Saracini, Robbie Davis, SieveShock. Robbie Davis Steve Shock ..II rrr Tim Saracini Todd Saracini Joe Lanning Coach Don Metz Girls Golf 78-79 Sandy Moser ?£ - ! ! fi 1 Susan Duncan 108 Ann Hennesv Becky Godwin Marla McLane Milli Dugan ' . Marla McLanc. Susan Duncan. Milli Dugan. Samiv Mowr, Becky Godwin. Ann H •nnesv. WE1GHTMEN: M. Swan, R. Allen. D. Lynch, A. Ursery. T. Thacker. M. Johnson, K. Hoggard. K. Robert . S. Knuckles. 79 Track DISTANCE: R. Sanrhegraw. J. Pledger. J. Carter. J. Wright, M. Aldridge, R. Cox, G. Croy. R. Crum. J. Plunkett. Coach Ken Scheu, Coach Bill Caputo, Coach Barry Cody. Coach Bill Arment. SPRINTERS: W. Lewis, D. Ward. R. Williams. G. Robertson. Allen. J. Gladney, W. Harris, K. Anderson. LEAPERS: T. Powell, K. Schriver, R. Chilton, S. Fister, J. Pulliam. 109 Senior, Marshall Johnson, a fifth place finish in discus at State Meet, as a junior. Junior, Randy Crum, possibilities of developing into a SUPER CRUM. Junior. Gary Croy. set a school record as a Sopho more in the 2 mile run. Junior. Allen Ursery his throw in the discus. Senior, Kevin Hoggard, hurls the discus. Junior, John Pulliam, gives additional hurdle strength to the team. First row: L Casey. A Stewart, K. Christian. L. Terra . M. West, B. Croft, M. Moe, M. Christian. K. Arnae, R. Hodge. J. Kelley, E. Rice, S. Dailey, K. Walton, K. McDaniel. N. MeWiliams. L. Hcnthome. S. Corder. L. Wandel. C. W'andel, P. Anderson. M. George, C. Grav. Second row: L. Harris, P Adams R Pledeer M. Pettet, P Hood. A. Rich PBHS Starts New Sport Girls Track Frosh Track Davidson. Stephen Ra . Chuek Priest. Mike Di al. Lynn Lovelace, Ronnie Hawes. 113 .urt Hentz Cris Wandel Pam Adams Nevada Agee Angela Aldridge Mike Aldridge Diane Allen Don Andrews Terry Anspach Melinda Ashby Lisa Armes Jerome Aubuchon 117 Curt Barnes Bill Barton Steve Bean ' Pam Bennett Cheryl Bess Darla Birdsong Cecil Bounds Debbie Bowles Tammy Boyer Tina Boyer 118 Kathy Bryles Debbie Burkhart Juliana Busche Pam Butler Greg Calhoun 119 Kelly Christian Pam Clanahan IXbra Claussen Dennis Clay Paul Coats Mark Cochran Stephanie Coleman David Conover Alan Costin Donna Cox Richard Cox Sharon Croy Mara Davenport Gary Davis James Davis Melvin Davis 121 Tracy Dille Jana Divine Laura Dobbs Greg Donley Kim Dorris Gayle Douglas Tammy Dudley Greg Duncan Mike Dunlap Marry Elliott Barbara Epps Pam Evans Kevin Fears Sheila Fears Sheila Featherston Bill Finney Kenneth Foster Carol Foust Don Foust Kim Fox Seniors Do It Better Sheon George Nan Gilbert Shari Gillihan Joey Glenn Richard Godwin Donald Goff Richard Graney Jim Gray Terry Greer David Guise Seniors Do It Better 123 Jim Haynes . 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Jim Linehan Sharlene Livesay Dennis Livingston Mark Locker 127 Luann Lomax Richard Lott Kenneth Lowry Lawrence Luck Verlin Luna Roberta Lunsford Marty McClure Sandy McCrellis Gary McDaniel Karen McDonald Beth McLain Karen Me New Delmar Manns Sandra Mansfield Gene Mansker Diane Martin Dale Neace Danny Nations Kerre Norton Pcrrv O’Brien I arr r Orton Rod Priest Teresa Prince Anthony Pruett 131 Darrell Pruett I aw is Pruett Sandv Ramirez Madeline Rankin Carrie Reed Greg Recdci Gan Revelle Sandv Richardson Keith Roberts Kevin Robertson Barbara Rodgers Tim Savat Debbie Sthanda n Dennis Santhagraw Willard Sandlin Todd Saracini Sherry Scoct Retina Shamblin David Sharp Susan Shelton Teresa Shipman Jill Sloan Bobby Smith Mark Smith Doyne Smithee Stephanie Sousan Chris South Connie Sowell Bet ley Starne: john Stein Ijtrslic Stillwell Kim Stoecker David Stout Cheryl Terrell Tim Thorton Randy Thurman Greg Tibbs Lori Vails Vicki Vandermark Angie Vinson Joni Walker David Wallace Della Walton Cris Wandel Doug Wagner Daniel Ward Tim Ward 135 Mike Weatherford Chuck Weaver Clay West John West Kathy Wethington Rhonda Wheeling Rodnev White Kathy Wicker Cheryl Wilkinson 136 SHD'ME MARCHING BANP POPLAR BLUFF. 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' r.' . .... 138 Whenever I Call You Friend Joey Abney Mike Albertson Lisa AUbritton Rosemary Alcorn Randy Allen Rhonda Allen Wayne Allen Kevin Anderson Kim Anthony Donald Ard Cindy Armes Dwayne A mac Ginger Arnold Donna Arrington Donna Atwood Melaine Austin Susie Axsom Regina Baldridge Charlotte Barnes Kim Barnes Terry Barr Bruce Barrentine Dennis Barton Robert Barton Tonya Batson Ruth Battles Gina Beal Elizabeth Beleu David Belt Gary Berry 143 Tracy Berry Melinda Bess Terry Bilbrey Skip Billington Vernon Bishop Tina Blackman Becky Blackwell Ga Bloeher Lisa Boekhold Derek Boyer Mike Braden Kevin Brainletl David Brandon Jaek Bridges Matthew Britton Steve Brook roson Dawn Brown Karen Brown Cindy Bruce Robin Bryan Beth Bryanl Rita Bulliner 144 Karen Burke Karen Burnett Cindy Case Margie Casey Susan Casey Cincy Chitwood Kim Clanahan Dean Clark Chris Cochran Michelle Coleman Mike Coleman Carol Condon Teresa Cook Andy Corder Janice Cox Diane Crews Gary Croy Randy Crum Barbara Culver Stella Dailey Karen Daniels 145 Jo Danner Cindy Darnell Cindy Davidson Cabrina Davis Linda Davis Robbie Davis Donna Deaton Cindy Dennis Robbie Dennis Steve Denton Tracy Dickerson Jim Dickey Curtis Deal Pamela Dobbs Frank Dobnikar Christy Dolle Terry Douglas Ricky Dunkin Jim Dunn Milli Dugan Marty Faker Pamela Eastwood Anthony Ellis Janet England Jackie Ezell David Eckhoff Denise Elder Angie El ledge Ronald Ezell Floyd Felts Steve Ferguson Barbra Fields Lydia Fiske Sean Fister John Franris Tammy Freeland Rick Frey Michelle George Dean Gholson Michelle Flowers Debbie Ford David Foust Gary Foust Randy Foust 147 r Barb Gilkey LeeAnn Gilmore Lee James Gladney Tommy Gordon Susan Graney Cameron Griffin Dwayne Griffin Kim Grimes Linda Grobe Alvin Gulledgc Chris Gurley Holly Hales Carl Hall Brian Hamm Rhonda Hanner Cheryl Hardin Randy Hardin Judy Hargrave Mike Harris Sam Harris Willie Harris Jeff Harwell 148 Tony Harwell Tonya Harwell Ray Hays Jim Healy Regina Helton Sandy Hendrickson Sheila Hendrix Chris Hensley Cindy Henson Lisa Henthom Melody Hicks Chris Hildrirh Kelly Hill Bobhi Hillis Glen Hillis Nancy Hillis Ron Hillis Boh Hinkson Susan Hoekersmith Carolyn Hodge Dena Hodge Patty Hodge Delores Hoefer Jim Hager 149 Lisa Hollowed La Donna Hooker Janie Hoops Kathy Hoxworth Elaine Hudson Jace Huffman Melinda Hunter Roxie Hurley Debbie Jackson Rhonda Jackson Joan Jacobs Joyce Johnson Kim Johnson Pam Johnson Reba Johnson Cindy Jones Kristie Jones Mark Jones 150 Michael Jones Patti Jones Terry Kearbey Bill Kcisler Chris Kelley Mike Kelley Tammy Kennedy Paula Key Dale Killian Darrell Killian Vincent Kineade Amy King Arther King Jim King Lindle Kinworthy Billy Knuckles Steve Knuckles John Lampe 151 Mike Landis Joe Lanning Mark Lee Ronnie Lenderman Cay la Loury Diane Lovette Mary Lueeke Verlene Luna Beverly Lunsford Julie Lyons Denise Mabrey Donna Mannon Diane Mansfield Mary Ann Matkin Lisa McCurter Debbie McDaniel Kathy McDaniels Karlene McDonald Roberta McDowell Garlund McKlinlic Jana McLane Cathy McLean Mark McPheeters Penny Medley Teresa Metz Susan Mickey Eddie Miller Kristie Miller Vickie Miller Daniel Montgomery Jeff Moore Phyllis Morberl Darrell Morgan Marsha Morris Scott Morrison Kim Morse Sandy Moser Angie Mureno Brian Murphy Sharon Murphy Gil Murray Karen Murray Alan Nabert 153 Diane Nabert Rita Nabert Ginger Nance Kim Nance Nancy Nash Randy Nations Nancy Nations David Nelson Missie Nelson Ricky Nelson Theresa Nesler Terry Nimon Connie Parsons Mike Payne Gina Payton Jimmy Pearl Carol Penn Laurie Pennebaker Brenda Pennington Juanita Pierce Marilyn Pierce David Pigg Si Id red Plath Jerry Pledger Jimmy Plunkett Regina Poole John Pullium Donna Oven Lisa Rattler Selina Rawlings Joy Ray Reena Ray Michael Reed Connie Reeves Phyllis Revelle Donna Reynolds Jean Richey Melissa Richey Lonnetta Roach Marsha Robbins Sharon Robbins Alicia Roberts Anita Porter Kenny Poteet Cindy Powell Vicky Priest Glen Pruett Michelle Roberts Calvin Robertson Lisa Robertson Tom Robertson Bobby Rodgers 155 Tina Roland Annelle Rudisill Jennie Ruth Aaron Ryman Alan Ryman Tony Saffo Trary Sallee Ralph Sanehengraw Kevin Sandlin Tim Saraeini David Sehremp John Sehriver Mark Schriver Belinda Shaw Gary Shellon $am Sheridan Sieve Shock Tina Sielert Tracey Si Ik wood Cindy Simmons Lindy Simmons Kim Singleton 156 Teresa Skiles Michelle Sliger Mark Sloan Juanita Smith Mike Smith Nona Smith Mike Sparkman Dale Sparks Susan Spencer Tammy Spencer Angel Stewart Kent Stewart Ricky Stewart Ray Stith Kimra Slone Scott Stone David Stueker Karen Stueker Rodney Swafford JaneTalcott Todd Talkington Jerry Taylor 157 Tom Thacker Jackie Thorn Kevin Thurman Gretehen Til man Beverly Tipton Stephen Tipton Kimberly Towns Felicia Trout Della Turner Jeffrey Tuttle Jim Tuttle Alan Ursery Carla Vance Patricia Van Cleve Sanjay Varma Sheila Walker Gary Wallace Kristina Wahlegemut Kristal Walley Laura Wandel 158 Eunice Warren Dale Waterman Steve Watson Darlene Weaver Jo Ann Web Martha Wells Richard Wells Greg West Kevin West Doug Welhington Rhonda Wheeler Karen Whitmer Tammy Whitmer Wes Whitmer Ricky Wilkerson Janet Williams Leroy Williams Don Williamson John Winans Randy Winchester Laurie Ann Winters Ray Wixom Amy Wolf Angie Woods Becky Worley Leisa Worley Billy Wyatt Chuck Wyatt Kali Wylie Cindy Yeley Karen Yeley Demetra Young Tony Zadnick Bill Gladden Marva Harty Loretta Hunt Danny Lynch 160 I N LI 1976 O X v arrived . . . we. IIm class of l()K() nm freshmen. NX c Hamlrml down the hallways lost. «• w illi newcomer's enthusiasm al awi'iiiMM and unavoidably yelled “'one on ‘ToiiiiIiIomn“. IIomi (T. what wr lacked in perfection wr made lip lor in spirit, and h« wrrr dclermincd to announce that tin class of ‘HO hail, indeed, arrived. F XLL I € 7T c asserted . . . being sopliomoro came easily to us. Still tin loudest at assemblies, oil cam- pus for liincli at last. we rc clcd in our freedom. c learned of typing classes ami how Ion : il takes for V -i feel of snow to melt ( I I school days). c decidedly he «a 11 making our mark in the mins school structure . . . and they still can't paint il out. FALL 197« XX e celebrated after a Lrease-v' summer full of feverish Saturday nights, we boogied our way into another year al PBIIS. Selling a new record in magazine sales, having the I hand in the state, all helped promote ihe feeling of Hn'OKA we thrived on. FALL 1979 XX ho know s? . . . who knows what zanv stunts well pull, or what victories we'll w in? NX hen it's all over, we'll have four years of memories to look hack on. and a whole lifetime ahead of us. Teachers will magically become people and we’ll become alumni. 161 .3 Hill Lori Terrell V. President Julie Hecker Treasurer Sophomore Class Officers Patricia Atiam Carol Ager Kathy Ah reni Dearl Albright Keith Aldridge 165 Deb Arburkle Shirley A revs Karen Arnae Tim Ayers Jim Avion Richard Babb Bill Baker Cathy Baker Jan Baldwin Craig Allen Kenneth Allen Pat Anderson Cindy Anthony Ronnie Anthony Gina Barker Carolyn Barks 166 Tim Butler David Burkhart Pam Burkett Shane Burnett Pete Burton Greg Bushr Sandy Buttry Teresa CaBlc David Campbell Greg Carda James Carpenter George Carter Raymond Carter Cheryle Brown Doug Bruee Jim Bryan Phillip Buhler Barbra Bulli ner 16 7 168 Karen Casey Linda Casey Jon Casey Tom Casey Cathy Champion Joey Chatman Prince Chew Mike Chilton Robert Chilton Michel l.e Christian Brian Chronister Martha Coats Mark Cobb Sherry Cochran Mark Cogdale Phillip Coleman Connie Colter Bill Combs Rodney Corzine Lori Cox Lisa Cozad David Da,vis Lee Davis Raymond Deaton Sharon Deaton Pam De Los Santas Greg Diamond Richie Dickens Brelt Dille Kim Divine Rusty Divine Debby Donley Janice Doty Dale Dover Jeff Downing Teri Drysflale Kenny Duckett Danny Craig Tommy Crocker Sheri Croft Darrell Crassno Jeff Culbertson 169 170 Houard Duffy Susan Du nun Darrell Dunlap Danny Elder Brian Elliot Gary El bridge Daniel Eubanks kennelh Eubanks Trarir Eudaley Isa Faughn Dv%a ne Floyd Martin Forsythe Lori Frills John Funke Trues Gaddis Paula Garrett Cindy Garrison Lauri Gilbert Mark Gladney Barbara Godwin Becky Godw in Katie Godwin Danny Gowrrn Tammy Graham Debbie Grrer Susan Greer Tina Greer Greg Griffen Tlnrola Griffin Scott Griffith Christine Grohe Theresa Hafford Cindy Hall Karen Hall Philip Hamlet! Robin Hanks Roy Hanner 171 172 Shirley Harris Bob Harrison Scott Hastings Larita Hawps Charlene Hay nrs Cindy Henson Kathy Henson Charlotte Hardin Becky Harget Brenda Harley Randy Harmon Lisa Harris Dewitt Henke Ann Hen ness y Roy Henlz Diane Her og — Julie Heeker Floyd Hefner Jerry Heflin Cheryl Henry Jim Hendrirks Jody Hess ling Linda Hewlett David Hirlu Linda Hicks Lynclte Hicks Gmnie Hillis Dal - Hile Tina Hodapp Greg Hodge Ray Hollis Ricky Hon B ck Hooker Billy Hnon Kalhy Hopson Alice Hornlwck Lisa Hudson Daniel Hunkier Karen Hyde Sheila Ice Terry lee Alvin Inman 174 Kevin Knapp Lee Kneibert Kevin Kneir Robert Koontz Kevin Kune Allan Kyser Way land Lark Chari a La nailer Karen liandas Laurie Landis Jamie La ns ford Lisa La Rose Chrislal Lemons Pltillip Lewis Debbie Little Jamie Little Eugene Maddux Lany Maldowsky Sheila Manning Millie Manns Robin Mansfield Tina Martin Tina Mast Rodney Matthews David McCain Susan M«-Cart James MrCrellis Marla Me La nr Charles MrLi •an Jim MeMinn Ken MeVf Pamela McWilliams Jason Meadows Lula Medley Rose Merriman Henr Miller Mike Miller Sharon Minton Warren Minton Gerald Mobley Debbie Moneham Monica Mot Earnest Monroe Becky Moore Jerry Morre James Morgan John Morgan Tracy Morrison Billy Morrow Charles Morse Pam Morion Joe Nance Donald Nelson Karen Nelson Randv Nelson Bobby Nieolini Catty Nieolini Eddie Norton Cary O’Brien David Odom 177 AKJan Prurit Srot T. J. Rawirr Mikr RauHnp Dbiy IWwinr David Herd Mikr Rrrdrr John Birr Yvdle Rirr Krnnrth Biggin Van Rhode- Mary Rilr JaojurNn R«o h IXin id Rohhin Alicia Robrrtson 179 Greg Robertson Lee Robertson Mattie Robertson Raymond Rogers Carmen Rowland Diane Rudisill Keith Sanders Valoric Sehanda Juanita St oll Rhonda Seolt Keith Soil Sandy Shaw Jeff Shenkeribuger Valoric Shirkey Vieki Simmons Robert Singleton Angie Slaughter Lynn Smith Lisa Sousan Brenda Sowells Bobby Spiker ' 180 Robin Slaroes Paul Stewart Mike Stilwell Robert Stoneripher Robert Swaffort Mark Swain Marilyn Tackett John Talcott Lori Terretl Martin Till Lisa Tilley Garrett Timmons Jenny Tipton Barry Thompson Alfonl Thornburg Robert Thurman Debbie Tolliver Blanche Tomlin Danny Truck Cara Turner Polly U rich 181 Tyra limb IKivcm' VallwT Keith Wali T Rodlier Waller Stephanie W Don a a Raid Glen Hard Brian W'artenbe Sheila Watson Debbie Webber Debbie Webber Jerry Hells Palt Wells Myra West Eililh Wheelis A. J. White Kim White Leo WhilloV Kurt Whittenhurfi Lee An Wiieutt Ellen Williams Patrieiu Will iarns 182 RouMnrlt U illiant' Man - Winaih Greg: WWman MfWoodsa Jkff Wright Tammy Yangilder ICim Venable Debbie Vinson Will Yorbrough Cindy Zadnick Jam ! Cot hran Bill Greer Bobby Godwin VICE Teresa Luecke Robin Amy R R Crews Patterson E Darrel Actehison Johnny Alford Lancy Alford Roger Alford Mike Allen Susan Allen Tamra Allen Toni Allen Lisa Allens worth Melvin Anderson Patricia Andrewy Chris Arhui'kle Donny Arbueklc Tommy Armes Cathy Aubuchon Gerarud Aubuchon Laura Ann Baldridge Charles Barks Stephanie Barnes John Barnett Dennis Barren tine Richard Barton Carlas Bazzell Lloyd Bean Richard Beckam Laura Belt Doug Bennett Eric Berry Katie Berry 189 Stacey Berry Todd Bess Debbie Bilhrey Keith Bishop Laymon Bishop John Bissell Crystal Bl;u kman Ethel Blackman Patty Blinne Laura Bolin Becky Boyd Terry Boyer Missy Braden Ray Briscoe Laura Brock Rhonda Brower Diane Brow n Mark Brown Rena Brow n Tammy Brown Johnny Bruinly Ke in Buchanan Billy Bulter Cynthia Burnett Mark Burroughs Carol Busse Gndy Caldwell Keith Calhoun Linda Calvin Craig Caringer 190 William Cassie Tim Cassy K ilh Cassidy Tracy Cassi ng« r Bcckv Cates Danny Cattron James Chatman James Chaptman Jack Chittenden Diana Christian Karla Christian Kathy G bh Kevin Cook Lyndell Coleman Cindy Conway John Cooper Margie Cooper Sandy Corder Mioheal Craig 191 Jeff Crandell Dsn id Cra ssno 192 Lorir Craven Rohin Crews Philip Crocker Donna Crook Kim Crossen Jeff Cro Alan Davis Brad Dav is Chris Davis Pam Davis Randy Davis Roger Davis David Davidson Chen I D saton Susan Deaton Mike Dal Jamie DeMaris Dale Dickerson Angie DiCiro Rodney Die key Butch Dllingcr Penny Dic kens Rusty Divino Sieve Divino James Dixson Tom Dobbs Julio Dixson Greg Doll ins Phillip Door Tim Dover Mike Dows Brenda Driskell David Duckworth Jimmy Dunlap Jerry Dunivan Kelly Durbin Dale East ham Robert Eastwood Angie Edwards David Edwards Mark Elder Moniea Ellis Monica Ellis Paul Emery Pam England Jan Faris Robin Farring Kellie Fenney John Ferguson Kevin Fields John Fisher Lisa Fisher 193 194 Tom Fisher Cheryl Fluharty Gary Ford Debbie Foster Virginia Foster Curtis Foust Margie Foust Mary Foust Jamiee Fox John Fox Mary Franres John Fraser Ann Freeman Lindy Freeman John Friday Kim Fuller Ann Gaines Randy Garland Gina Garrett Kenneth Gholson Karen Gillihan Taminy Gipson Bobby Godwin Nora Godw in Sandy Golf Brenda Goodall Lourcnda Gould Jason Good rum Connie Gray Tom Guffey Mary Ann Halfcrty Sieve Hall Kim Hain Pamela Hamilton Susan Hanks Randy Hannon Billy Harris Jim Harrison Tina Hart Pal Haskins Steve Hastings Ronald Hawes Roger Hawkins Rhonda Hawks Moniea Hayes Da id Hefner 195 L Kim Hendricks Dav id Hendrix Deana Hendrix Ronnie Henson Kristen Hentz Robert Hessling Stella Hicks Gene Hill Karen Hinkson Paul Hinton David Hodge Rhonda Hodge Sand Hodge Michelle Holi field Debra Holmes Tommy Hoon Mavis Hoxworth Mary Hudson Ronnie Huggins Mike Hughes Angie Jackson Linda Jackson Raetla Jackson Tammy James David Jenkins Allen Jett Lonnie Johns Dorthy Johnson James Johnson La Donna Johnson 196 eeAnn Johnson Lisa Johnson ranja Johnson [Jarlene Jones [eanny Jones Ricky Jones Dennis Kearbey Karvn Kearbey Jean Kellv Pat Kelly Sarah Kendrick Da id Kenner Christina King Jamie King Arlena Kingery Carla Knuckles Linda Kwoun Regina Labrier Judy Lafoon Karen Lee Lisa Lcwallen Lana Lomax 197 Jeff Longhibler David Lovelace Lynn Lovelace « ? Teresa Lueckc Mary Luke Sharon Luke Ginger Lux Andrea Malinsirom Man Martin Ricky Mastin Mike Maupin Joyce McCain Belinda McIntosh Regina MeCurtcr Sonya Mr Kenney Joey Me Lam- Sandy McNru Jo Ann McWilliams Stacy Medlev Darrell Miles Darren Miles Barbara Miller Francis Miller Jay Miller Linda Miller Marty Mi llion 198 Penny Millord Tina Mobley Teresa Mohr Kim Montgomery Carol Morgan David Morris Terri Mouser Toni Muller John Mureno Cindy Murphy Micheal Murphy Sheri Myers David Neace Stan Nelly Karen Nelson Belinda Newcomb Stephen Nichols Martha O'Conner Rhonda Odom Monica Ormsby r :na Pain ley Anita Paschal 199 Paul Patterson Stephen Patterson Lisa Peters Mary Ann Pet tel Mona Phelps Terrosa Phipps Lori Piatt Drhhie Pierre Rubie Pledger Cliff Poole I .alira Powell Lori Ann Powell Chuek Powers Rodney Pratt Chuek Priest Robert Prinee Lisa Pulliam Suzy Radford Kerry Ray Steve Ray Alan Reagan Kenneth Reed Yvonne Rire April Ric hie Daronda Ritchie Tommy Rhoade s Lolly Roach Theresa Roach Donald Roberts Gay la Roberts 200 Dea na Robertson Mike Robertson Bill Robinson Eruen Robinson Sandy Romine Christy Riley Shauna Russell Tim Russell Tracey Russell Keith Sales Trieste Saling Kevin Sarrett John Saylors Tammy Schanda Steve Scheu Cathv Seals Curtis Sham Mini Lance Shepard lance Shepard Kenneth Sheuill Barbara Shipman Bruce Shipman Christy Shipman 201 Clayton Sliger David Smith Regina Smith 202 Sheila Smith Steve Smith Regina Spangle Darryl Spencer Gina Spina Mark Sprague David Stagner Lisa Stamps Sherry Stephens Ricky Stocks Teresa Stoned pher Jessie Stratton Robert Stacker Chrystal Sumner Clinton Summers Marlene Summers Janna Sutton Linda Sutton I I Penny Sutton Phyllis Sutton Charles Swafford Debbie Swafford Lelia Talcott Jeff Talkington Becky Tanner David Tate Connie Thies MikoThies Bruce Thompson Jeff Thorn Gre$ Thornton Larry Thorton Donnie Tinker Keith Tinker Kevin Tinke r Doronea Tipton LeeAnn Tipton Tracy Turley Gay la Turner Mary Towner 203 204 Neil Uebelein Kim Underwood Doug Ursery Diane Vails Tommy Vanderburg Virgil Vanderburg Mike Venable Earl Vosburg Deana Walker Andrew Wallace Paul Wallace Steven Walton Kim Wangler Chuck Ward Jerry Wawak Murvin Weaver Ronnie Webb Todd Wegner Joe West James White Donald Willis Robert W inberry Stephanie Winchester Diane Winters Ann Wixon Tim Wixom Tammy Wodums Billy Woods Julie W'oods Debbie Wooten 205 Clint Wallis Mari 1 Wooten Tim Yarbrough Kenny Yeley Ken Young Angela Yount Roger Haves Hershd Hefner Dale Kemp Ann Patterson Rhonda Pavton 212 THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT HOGGARD SON THE BOOK NOOK KILLIAN GROCERY STORK'S MATERNITY PRUETT PIT BARBECUE McNEELY SHOE SERVICE UNITED BUSINESS MACHINES GARRISON FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE MISSOURI NATURAL GAS COMPANY TERESA'S TOUCH OF CLASS BEAUTY SALON Doing the Things Good Neighbors Do BUTLER COUNTY OIL COMPANY Says: Congratulations Class of 1979 5 10 Ashcroft Road Service Is Our Business Phone 3 14—785-6497 nmeLCOUHTH (ML Jean Edington — President Compliments of ANIMAL CARE CENTER ABIN0TON ABSTRACT AND TITLE CO. 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CONDITIONING 202 North D“ St. 219 FARMERS CASH HARDWARE STORES Your Local Independent Hardware Merchant Hwy. 67 N. at Big Bend Poplar Bluff, Mo. Dan Massingham Manager Valley Plaza Mall Poplar Bluff, Mo. Phone 785 7874 FORBRIDGE FEED AND PRODUCE CO. Wholesale — Retail Flour — Feed — Seeds — Farm Supplies 5th and Henderson Poplar Bluff, Mo. 785 2423 220 A. D. BROOKRESON, M.D. D. K. VARMA.M.D. S. O. KWOUN, M.D. C. F. SPARGER, MD. W. E. HENDRICKSON, M.D. G. C. McANELLY, M.D. C. K. KIM, M.D. 222 GRECIAN STEAK HOUSE Hwy. 67 North Poplar Bluff Congratulations Class of 79! ROWE 223 FURNITURE CORP. VALLEY PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER Newberry's Key Rexall La Boutique The Back Pocket Jean Marie's Valley Plaza 66 Rick's Hair Fashions Lioson J. C. Penney Jay's Music Sam's Shoes The Now Shoppe Wigs Unlimited Montgomery Ward Steven's Jewelry Sike's Sporting Goods Hellen's Beauty Salon 224 Phone 785-2320 Q han non PLOWER GIPTS Mansion Ma 11 Poplar Bluff, Missouri 63901 BUDDY ond BONNIE WALKER FLOWER AND PLANT SHOP 2 03 Barron Road PHONE 708-4062 OR 7SO-9416 ALLEN SUE PAYNE - OWNERS FLOWERS OF DISTINCTION FOR ANY OCCASION HOMS DKCORATINO - WEODINOS - SYMPATHY Parties - Gifts - hospital UT£Z H3ai z£.t 7TH AND PINE 686-1467 686-1468 POPLAR BLUFF. MISSOURI Gary Calvert Don King y[oojs,Ti dry Gp fi xmann OUR FLOWERS ARE RECOGNIZED 351 N. Main Faye Oppermann Poplar Bluff, Mo. 785-8466 225 ALEDCO'S COPPER KETTLE Specials in Parties, Weddings, and Class Reunions Hwy. 67 North I 13 Main St. Telephone 785 2239 PARK LANE SHOES Rt. 5 Box 249 A 785 8084 HILLCREST ANIMAL CLINIC 904 Westwood Blvd. Poplar Bluff Missouri Poplar Bluff, Missouri 785 1471 Valley Plaza Poplar Bluff J.C. PENNEY CO. Reeve's Roofing Co. Clarkton, Mo. 448-3449 Poplar Bluff, Mo. 785-4244 Specializing in Built-Up Roofs and Sheet Metal New Roofs — Reroofing — Repairing Bonded Built-Up Roofs 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 Office Hours Poplar Bluff Office 2001 Hwy. 67 North 785-7755 227 CMJSU TINY'S STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY 809 W. Pine POPLAR BLUFF, MISSOURI 63901 785 4536 Senior Portraits Cap and Gown Portraits Family Portraits Weddings Commercial Congratulations to the Class of 79 and Thanks for Your Business Th is Year 229 Congratulations to the Class of 79 POPLAR BLUFF DOWNTOWN ASSOCIATION 230 MARGO’S Poplar Bluff Square 785-0746 JIM McKINNEY'S BIG STAR Home of fine foods. Shop the friendly folks. 785 0355 231 WESTERN ALTTO iWj MITCH RHODES Associate Store 425 Vine Poplar Bluff, Mo. 63901 314—785-2716 SPARKS CREATIVE ARTS CRAFTS (314)785-1277 Poplar Bluff, Mo. 63901 Plaster Statuary and Plaques, Crafts Grumbacher Artist Supplies Hwy. 67 N. Bluff Estates Shopping Ctr. COX INSURANCE Car Home Business Personal COX INSURANCE AGENCY I 128 Vine Poplar Bluff, Mo. 63901 Ezra Cox, Jr. 785 2521 —785-6155 WE RC THE OTHER OUYa ■jaBaiir Dav+on Don Allen, D B A PARKER TIRE COMPANY Phone 785-3938 For the Best Tire Buys See the Other Guys 1141 Vine Street Poplar Bluff, Mo. 63901 MICHELIN FIELD SERVICE COOPER LEE . . . The Most Comfortable Name You Can Wear in Jeans and Casual Wear ROBERT ANTHONY'S SWANKS 208 S. Main Ladies Ready-to Wear Downtown CLYDE REED Man's Store Two Locations — Downtown — 21 3 S. Main and Mansion Mall BRAUSON CONTRACTORS INC. Specializing in Utility Wires Reva Persons 314—785-2838 President Poplar Bluff DON WHITE'S DRUMS —MUSIC 444 Vine 785-6194 233 TRACTOR SUPPLY COMPANY FRANCHISED DEALER Hwy. 60 East — Poplar Bluff, Mo and Hwy. 60 West — Sikeston, Mo. 235 OZARK BEVERAGE CO. Hwy. 67 South — P.O. Box 626 Poplar Bluff, Mo. 63901 236 Tommy Clarkson — Distribution 785-2724 McLANECATTLECO. Stocker — Feeder Cattle Available at All Times Good Selection to Choose From All Sizes and Weights Carrol McLane Jim McLane 314—224-3289 314—224 3302 Greenville, Mo Greenville, Mo. Office 314—785-0177 Box — 567 Poplar Bluff, Mo. 63901 New Order Buying Facility in Montgomery, Ala. Specializing in Lightweight Feeders On Mobile Hwy. One Mile Off 80 Ph. 205—288 8247 J.P. McLane 314—785-6003 Poplar Bluff MICKEY'S CLEANERS 508 Vine Poplar Bluff, Mo. FARAONE’S AUTOMOTIVE Tune-Ups Major and Minor Auto Repair Fa shion Shoes for the Entire Family Shoes — Boots — Handbags — Uniforms 3 Miles South of the City Limits on Hwy. 67 785 8084 SCOBEY'S AUTO SPEED 1900 State Street Poplar Bluff, Mo. 785 4766 Hwy. I 14 Dexter, Mo. 624 7673 Compliments of 785 9656 THANKS TO OUR LOCAL MERCHANTS, THEY MADE THIS ANNUAL POSSIBLE PBM - FM 94.5 MHz 16000 WATTS Phone: 314-785-8950 Poplar Bluff Mo. 63901 BARNES GROCER f itfuramoj 426 VINE POPLAR BLUFF. MISSOURI 63901 785-1209 19 N WALNUT ST. DEXTER MISSOURI 63841 624-2275 ?36 VALLEY PLAZA CIRCLE—785-7693 POPLAR BLUFF, MISSOURI 63901 Let Your Body Do the Talking Jo Crossen, Owner — Manager 2 14 N. Wes+wood BlYd. Poplar Bluff, Mo. 686-3901 PEPSICOLA BTTLG. CO. Hwy. 67 S. TOWN AND COLLEGE SHOP Featuring Thom McAnn Shoes 200 Main St. Owner — EDDIE NANCE 785-1638 Mgr. — ANN DENNIS 239 H DOCTOR'S S P T A L 240 Poplar Bluff, Mo. 785-5787 241 PORTER-DEWITT READY-MIX CO 785 5233 Call in for Quick Carry Out Bluff Estates Shopping Center TK7 CHIODINI'S SANDWICH MACHINE ITALIAN DELICATESSEN Poplar Bluff Cape Girardeau Union, Ci+y, Tenn. 242 T4C0 m Featuring the Finest in Mexican Food Hwy. 67 North 785 6956 1340 EC 1 fCe p YowIh ommmL’ ’ IMAGE STUDIO 105 North Main Poplar Bluff, Mo. HAVE A PEPSI DAY! PEPSI-COLA BTLG. COMPANY PAT FINDLEY, LTD. THE BACK POCKET KENATRON HAIR REMOVAL HOT WAXING CHRISTIAN DIOR COSMETICS STAGE LITE COSMETICS FREE CONSULTATIONS FREE FACIALS GIFTS AND HANDBAGS Owned and Operated by Mike Miller Valley Plaza Shopping Center Poplar Bluff, Missouri 785 8951 Valley Plaza Mall Poplar Bluff Hwy. 67 N. Poplar Bluff Fun Burger Fun Meal Super Chef Big Chef Hamburger Cheeseburger French Fries Shakes Soft Drinks Works Bar Salad Bar J. D.'s Generation Gap Hwy. 67 S. Poplar Bluff MODERN L A U N D R Y C L E A N E R S A N D Tom O'Connor Owner 785 4601 785 2035 Tom O'Connor Jr. Manager I 10 North Riverview Poplar Bluff 246 DITCH ROAD POPLAR BLUFF, MO. Doyle Miller - Manager Phone 785-5754 KNEIBERT CLINIC 248 MONTGOMERY 314—785-6033 314—785-8527 STANDARD SERVICE VINSON'S ELECTRIC Industrial — Commercial — Residential Roadservice — Tune Up — Car Wash WM. D. VINSON P.O. Box 282 Owner Poplar Bluff, Mo. 63901 Commercial • Auto • Farm • Liability Mobile Home • Homeowners R AND J AUTO BODY VANCIL INSURANCE Body and Frame Alignment BROKER Restores Your Body and Frame to Perfect Alignment Hwy. 67 North — (Across From Hillsdale Plaza) Poplar Bluff, Missouri 63901 785 0518 Phones Bus. (314) 785-4912 Home 785-6352 NORMAN A. VANCIL Broker Our Policy Is to Serve You Equitably Is your child bored? Lonely? Unhappy? WALT'S BODY Try. . . BROWNIE CHILDCARE SHOP CENTER 1419 No. Main 785-6568 2203 S. Broadway Poplar Bluff, MO — (ir 249 POPLAR BLUFF FRANCHISED NEW AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION Bryan Lincoln-Mercury City Motor Sales Chrysler — Plymouth Bluff City Motors Inc. Blackwell-Baldwin Cadillac Inc. Blackwell-Baldwin — Ltd. VW — AMC — Jeep Phil Childress Chevrolet Starwalt Auto Sales - Buiclc — Pontiac Toyota — Mazda Datsun 250 • Kimball Pianos and Organs • Magnavox Color T.V. and Stereo • Band Instruments by: King, Lebianc, Reynolds, Ludwig, and Armstrong 785-0107 Valley Plaza Poplar Bluff, Mo. 624-3588 — Dexter, Mo. 884-2643 — Kennett, Mo. Famous Brands BUD HOLLOWAY REAL ESTATE EH REALTOR Shimmy Boyet, Mgr. James A. Holloway, Broker Bruce Holloway, Com. Mgr. Keith A. Holloway, Mkt. Mgr. Congratulations to the Class of 79 From: THE CITY OF POPLAR BLUFF 252 FERGUSON REAL ESTATE SUE'S U'L GREY HOUSE P.O. Box 115 2895 Hwy. 67 N. Poplar Bluff. Mo. HAY'S MUSIC Congratulations Class of '79! Hiway 67 N. Poplar Bluff, Mo. 253 Congratulations Class of 1979 From MRS. B. M. McLAIN la ruche d1 abeille Rt. 2, Box 353 Poplar Bluff, Mo. Private Entertaining for Personal or Business Groups 254 MEMBER FDIC 255 Business 31A—785-0880 NATALIE'S SANDPIPER INC. Craft • Art • Needlework • Hobby • Supplies Hwy. 67 N. Larry and Pat Harris P.O.Box 1013 Owners pop|ar Bluff, MO Compliments of: LINEN FREE |n the Mansion Mall The Children's free YOUR Insurance ndtpendent AGENT THE TOM CROY INSURANCE AGENCY 201 W. Main Poplar Bluff, MO 785 I486 Tom Croy CPCU Barbara James 256 Garland . Shirley Myatt—Owners Qflyail's Q) rapery Q ervice FABRICATORS OF CUSTOM DRAPERIES Residence — Commercial — Contract Work BURLINGTON HOUSE CARPETS Free Nationwide Telephone Parts Locator Service Satisfied Customers Our Specialty AUTO PARTS WRECKING CO. Hwy. 60 East Rt. 3 — Box 541 Poplar Bluff, Missouri 63901 Phone 686-1133 Highway 67 North Rt 6, Box 225-G Phones: 785-2296 — 785 2853 Popiar Bluff. Mo 63901 J Owner .MACK WHITELEY Manager DANNY H. WHITELEY SOUTHERN MISSOURI SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Main Office Branch Office 6th and Vine Hwy. 67 N. at Highland Drive 785-1421 785 1476 257 JIM HOGG'S SUPERMARKET % 842 Pine St. Poplar Bluff, Mo. Best Wishes to the P.B.H.S. Class of 79 vorite Shoe Stores Sam Giambelluca Owner P.B.H.S. Class '46 Denise P.B.H.S. Class 73 Teresa P.B.H.S. Class 74 Elaine P.B.H.S. Class 75 Mary P.B.H.S. Class 77 Angie P.B.H.S. Class '84 rJS' U a' vv A V HEWLETT WHOLESALE MEATS AND FROZEN FOODS 625 Park JIM’S SHELL SERVICE STATION AND SPORTING GOODS Congratulations Class of 79 jC V v o. i O ° % yf-. 'a v 259 Compliments of: Compliments of: Me Pheeters Clinic 107 OAK STREET • POPLAR BLUFF, MISSOURI 63901 THREE RIVERS OIL CO., INC. Peck and Jan Harrell Quality Products Friendly Service 1030 South Bdwy. Poplar Bluff, Mo. 785-1100 Congratulations Graduates of '79 From: THE CHURCH OF GOD the church that cares Hazel and D Streets Poplar Bluff, Missouri Schedule of Service Sunday School................. Morning Worship................................... Evening Worship................................... Wednesday Evening................................. .9:30 A.M. 10:30 A.M. .7:00 P.M. .7:00 P.M. 261 Pastor Rev. Bruce S. Seger Min. of Music Rev. John Walters 686 1931 100 S. Main Creati ve Styling for Men and Women Ruth Ann Sheerer, Owner THE PIERCE MOBILE HOME SALES Hwy. 60 E Bus. Phone 785 4490 Home Phone 785 9588 «CH NflTURflf CAROL'S CAKE HOUSE Wilton Cake Decorating Supplies Silk Flowers Candy Supplies 1807 Maud 785 8697. Beauty Hut 686 3633 Dave Jo O'brien THE PROFESSIONALS LTD. UNISEX HAIR SALON Poplar Bluff Sq. 4-4 Compliments of . . . CUMBEE FABRICS Hwy. 67 N. 262 DAILY AMERICAN REPUBLIC 264 JOHN W. TAYLOR 1620 Sylvan Dr. Poplar Bluff, Mo. 63901 Phone 785-3040 the real thing Today's realities.. .Tomorrow's memories... Preserve them tor always with your class ring.. _ Represented by Taylor Yearbooks Graduation Accessories DeMoulin Caps Gowns What can we do for you? € Commerce Bank of Poplar Bluff ” Main Bank Drive In 101 South Main Street North Main 785-461 I and Oak Streets Commerce Bank West Qulin Facility West Pine Boulevard An Equal Opportunity Lender 26 7 Member FDIC WYLIE INSURANCE AGENCY The Big Difference GENERAL INSURANCE 320 North Main St. 785-4667 Frank JoAnne Dan Joe 268 Best Wishes to the Mules From: ROBERTS PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. A-1 ELECTRONICS Call: 785 2517 3 15 N. Broadway Poplar Bluff, Mo. 63901 GAEBLER'S 66 SERVICE AND GARAGE 2218 Fair Sf. Poplar Bluff Missouri Beautiful Cakes DONUT HOUSE Hwy. 67 North ITqnut HOUSE 620 N. Main St. Phone: 785-6622 Poplar Bluff, Mo. Sweets for All Occasions 269 (314)785-0123 RICK'S HAIR FASHION Valley Plaza Mall Poplar Bluff, Missouri Rick Nicolini Owner LUNDRY'S NORTHTOWN LUMBER Hwy. 67 S. 785 0135 Poplar Bluff's Newest and Most Complete Building Material Center 1403 W. Vine St. — Poplar Bluff, Mo. Phone: 686-1500 irT.yn CENTRAL REGICNAI SEATING CHAMPIONSHIP LINCOLN 1T7S NEBRASKA S H AUTO PARTS INC. 508 Cedar Poplar Bluff, Mo. 63901 POPLAR BLUFF AUTO PARTS 6th and Park Poplar Bluff, Mo. 63901 .HfiL r.S. , M. ' Wm LUFF CITY GLASS SERV AUTO GLASS JNSTALLLD duo qii BLUFF CITY GLASS IMS. 5th Street Poplar Bluff, Mo. CRISIS LINE — 785-0900 or 785-0129 HELP IS ONLY A PHONE CALL AWAY WE CARE A EHnSTATE _Suttoi _ sells ’em. fcv I 785-64511 WE FINANCE 1 J AND INSURE 632 VINE Class So W 'fom v0u9'f G'vt'fe m ii o •VVl 2- Mr. C K.K.S. Wa Wa C Cubby Spud L ------------- Caw ( Art T r 0 ) Mooch i . 7] Mill Allti Baldridge Red Deno ■ Fish Becky Sue I Love You Daniel Boone Stella, Sissy Twins Forever Chris Mr. T You're Something Else Sweet Tang Jana, You'll be my I sweetheart forever. Love, Kurt C? J.A.H. I Love You R.L.D. You'll Always Be Mine Love, Fish Ran, I love you Forever Jan Us Three Couldn't Be Without Mr. T and Massey Sweet Tang D.F. til ii Loves Mooch You Are So Intense Kisses, Love T. Only a boy, Summer lovin' we had a blast Summer lovin' happened so fast Thanks — Only a girl P.S. We'll still be friends. 279 The Bluff Staff Proudly Dedicates the 1978-1979 Bluff to Mr. Fred M. Morrow Superintendent of Poplar Bluff Schools July 1, 1960-Dec. 3, 1978 280 21 Our tomorrows rolled away . . . unfolded in the past they lay. Now we call them yesterday, when memories were made. Locked forever in the past, today has journeyed there so fast. We’ve only memories to grasp of life’s role that we have played. Still, today it’s not too late, for magic moments we’ll related, ! if we will just leave out the hate, as to the past they fade. P. Sturgis ADAMS. PAM — I've always wanted to be a Sen- ior, but now that it's here, I'm not so sure of it. I am going to miss PBHS because I have had a lot of fun and made a lot of friends. This year I met one special person — I love you Dale! AGEE, NEVADA ALDRIDGE, ANGELA ALDRIDGE, JAMES MICHAEL ALBRITTON, MICHAEL ALAN ALLEN. DIANA MAE ANDREWS, DONALD ANSPACH,TERRY ARMES, LISA — These four years have been the best of my life. Underclassmen —get the most out of it now, because it will be over before you know it. Thanks to C.K., R.S., K.D., K.H., C.A., R.J., R.T., K.R.. for being such great friends. Hey G.C.F., you’ve made my Senior year best of all. (I.L.Y.) ASHBY, MELINDA AUBUCHON, JEROME — Anita you'll always b 1 with me! BAGGETT, TOM — It's been a great four years. Good-bye to my party pals: Big D., Mafia Man, Super Jew, and RTF. Our I ivers will never be the same! Good-bye to three special ladies: M.K.H., L.K.L., L.A.F. I will miss you all! BAGWELL, TAMMY BAKER, JIM —The last four years an now just memories to the class of 79 . . . Memories that will remain for the rest of our lives. Good luck Senior 79. Best of luck Senior '80! BARNES, CURT BARTON, BILLIE RAY BEAN, STEVE BELEW, CRAIG BENNETT, PAM — Remember when we got to sleep late because of snow and then looking forward to going to school in June? Thank goodness we were able to get out of school early. BIRDSONG, DARLA BOEVING, PAULINE BOUNDS, CECIL BOW LES, DEBBIE — The Blonde goes in the middle.” Good luck, Carl and V.J. Call me some time and we will go get a soda. B.M. — what's that awful smell? BOYER, TINA BRANNUM, JOHNNY BRISCOE, STEVEN BRITTON, DIANA BROWER, LUCINDA — I have enjoyed learn- ing at PBHS. The teachers are really nice and they try to do their jobs to the best of their abilities. I II miss all the new friends I have met this year. So long PBHS! BRYANT, HOWARD BRY ANT, JANA — Special friends mean a lot and PBHS has brought me a bunch. There are memories which we’ll never forget. T.P. our great box and the icy hill, and especially our Hallowe e n campout. I still need a ne w glass. That goe el ole te nt at GS camp and in my back- yard. If we ever get to talking on the phone, we just can t stop. I loved it. I still have a phone imprint in my e ar. S.R. our many motorcycle adventures and who knows we may even become champs at sledding. L.P. making up good stories anel crying on shoulders. Please will you not put gum on anyone else’s curling iron? Goejel luck you guys, Ell be thinking of ya always. 284 BRYLES, KATHY — As I walk away from PBHS with diploma in hand, a part of me that has grown there in the last four years is left behind — all part of memories now. My friends I couldn't have done without. They made the days from August through May bear- able and laughable. Now we face the future with knowledge from the past. BURKHART, DEBBIE BUSCHE, JULIANA — PBHS has been an expe- rience in my life — a lot of growing and changing — a lot of memories . . . the sing- ing, cherishing and special teachers. But I think what Til miss most is just being with the good friends I've made. BUTLER, PAM — These past years have been rewarding to me. I’ll never forget them. I know if it wasn't for God guiding.and directing me I never would have made it. Thank you PBHS. CALHOUN, GREG — D.P. and R.T. — How’s B.W. doing? R.T. and L.F. — want the key again, the window is locked. S.C. — I II always remember you and Nathon. Coach Smith — Dropped your tooth in that particular area lately. R.P. — wrestling practice, losing weight, hadn’t ate in four winters, the cheer- leaders look the way I feel. T.S. those three weeks-were nice. CAMPBELL, JEFF CARDWELL, ELZIE CASEY, BRYAN CATTRON, RANDY CHAPMAN, ANDREA — Is this the beginning, or is it the end?” I guess it’s a little of both. There is so much I’d like to say, but to do so would require five or six pages. So I'll just say thanks to the teachers — Ms. Payne, Mr. Ladd, Mrs. Summers, and Dr. Fisher — who have helped me get it together. To my friends. The Gang, and especially Gene, thanks for the memories. 1 leave you with this thought: Life returns to you what you give it, so give it the best you’ve got. CHOISSER, NANCY — It has been heaven and _______all rolled into one! Thank God I made it and keep on fxirtying L.P. — I still think you're precious! CHRISTIAN, KELLY — Sr. Year — a time you look forward to until it arrives, then you never want it to end. To the Flaggies” of '79, best of luck from a veteran. J.J. — Remember your swimsuit, women cave builders and all our lit- tle talks and big secrets?! P.K. — ‘who cares' and Branson. Toddles” — you could always make me smile. I L Y, Ray. PK, JJ. SF, BM, TP — Jr. Birdmen LiveV It’s been real and it's been fun but it ain’t been real fun! CIVILI, MATTHEW CLANAHAN, PAM CLAUSSEN, DEBRA COATS, PAUL — PBHS was 4 of the most mem- orable years of my life. I’ll never forget it. COCHRAN, MARK — In four years of searching I found what I wanted but somehow lost it. I’m more confused now than when I started. CODGILL, MICHAEL COLEMAN, STEPHANIE — I’ve learned a lot about people ami a little about love . . . Spe- cial joys and special places; special friends together — The moments pass so quickly, but the memories are forever!” . . . Thanks to those who made the memories so special. COLLINS, DANNY CONOVER, DAVID — These years at PBHS have meant a lot to me. I’ve had good times, and got to know some good friends. PBHS I’m gonna miss you! COSTIN, ALLAN COX, DONNA — I’ve gone to school for 12 285 years now and I'm still at a loss for words but I do have one piece of advice: Smile, it will give your face something to do. COX, RICHARD CRIDER, DEBORAH CROFT, BRIDGET — The past four years have been the fastest and funniest years of my life. I m glad that I'm a senior, because it's my last year of school (except college). I'm REALLY going to miss PBHS. To the CLASS OF '79, GOOD LUCK!!! CROY, SHARON — Thanks PBHS for four of the happiest years of my life, the friends I’ve come to love, and the memories they have given me. Here are a few that come to mind. REMEMBER: CJ, LP, TD, SR: playing hot potato in tbe back seat? CJ: Our swim in Aca- pulco? The concerts? LP: Helping out during crucial times? TD: Halloween night — sheets? Your curling iron, DL's poor_! AK: Boring nights turning out to be something memora- ble? The fights we had but didn’t finish because we started laughing? JT: Your’s spe- cial. F.I. and E.M. DAVENPORT, MARA — It's been a long four years but it’s finally over. LP and DC I'll always remember our Jr. year at State. BS never forget Bad Breath and Holier than Thou. KE you'll always be the little brother I never had. CT, JP, and AH thanks for helping me pass Physiology and just being there. KS, I L Y! DAVIS, JAMES DAVIS. MELVIN DAVIS, STEVE R. DAVIS, STEVEN GLENN DAVIS, TIMOTHY DAVIS, VANESSA DAVISON, LEE — These past four years have been a blur. My advice to underclassmen; take your time! Do it well, you'll never be able to do it again! Special Thanks to PC KS. DEATON, THERESA DENTON, ROBBIE — PBHS has taught me many things about life, and I even learned some things in my classes. It also helped form the Foursome of B, D, R, R. J.A.H. I.L.Y. DiCIRO, KURT DICKEY, SANDRA DILLARD, KRISTIE — Thanks PBHS for: MA: To sum up our hard and do you feel like we do times. The laughs we shared and the tears we cried. Just Keep Rockin’ Me Forever. LT: Where would we be without your tree- house and your cooking (Mel, mostly) LuLu: your friendship is priceless. Class of 79 — memories, so many memories, but it’s over. It's finally OVER! DILLE, I RACY — Memories that will last a life- time: AK; Sheepish smiles to start our friend- ship, Sat. Night Live. LP: alias Terry Bracken, soaking solution in a visine bottle. CJ: Your first at my house, my first at yours. SC: wet sandals and a broken curling iron. LP, CJ, SC, SR. — Sikeston we'll see ya in 1982. Ran Ran — I II always remember the love we shared and will continue to share. Good Riddance PBHS! F.I. and E.M. DIV INE. JANNA — Be yourself. Sr. High years go by so fast . . . enjoy yourself and grab all the gusto you can! DOBBS, LAURA DONLEY, GREG DORRIS, KIM — The biggest thanks go to my friends. You all are ones in millions. To be honest. I'm glad I'm graduating, I don't think I could handle another year of . . . rushing to 1st hr. before the tardy bell OR the EXCIT- ING hours spent looking at the wall and out the window!! Yeah, School was a blast! I've 286 learned the meaning of friends, laughter, and partying harde! The Class of 79 . . . A-L-L — R I G H T! WE MADE IT! KM, I do love you! DOUGLAS, GAYLE — Being a student at PBHS has brought much happiness to my life. All the fun times are now slowly coming to an end, but I know the time has come to move on. My advice to underclassmen is this: Make the most of each day; graduation comes before you're ready for it. RH: You're still the one! DOVER, DIANE — PBHS is an experience. I used to go to school in Illinois, and there are a lot of differences in the two. One thing we had closed campus which wasn't bad. The food was good plus the variety. At PBHS I learned to get along with people of all races. DOVER, GARY DUNCAN, GREG — Life is but a span, to link before and after. And wise the man who builds his span of life w ith love and laughter. DUNLAP, MICHAEL EMERY. JESS ELLIOT, MARTY EPPS, BARBARA EVANS, PAM — These past four years have been filled with lots of memories. Thanks LNG for all the laughs. We finally made it. FEARS, KEVIN FEARS, SHEILA — To my special friends. Remember . . . PK-BM, our small bunking party and To-ga. MM-CH. double dates and it seems like we’ve been driving for a year! VV- DA, SC. AF, HB, etc. SR-KD, I'm Not gonna cry! MM, VV, SR — Cruising and staying at Sandy’s. TP-SW. To-ga. This is so functional! BM-RP. I look terrible! to-ga. JJ-LC, To-ga, Nat — ILY and always will! It's been real and it’s been fun, but it ain't been real fun FEATHERSTON, SHEILA — I can hardly believe these four years have passed so fast. They were the best ever. It’s sad that everyone will be going their separate ways, but there'll always be a special place in my heart for PBHS. FINNEY. BILL — Here it is, time to go to that toga party in the sky ... I and my friends have had our share of good times. I've enjoyed high school, mainly because I didn't take il seriously. How many times have you felt like egging Daniels' house? Or, tell Mrs. Chronister to walk the Mason-Dixon Line. You may be punished but the satisfaction outlasts the pain. Here’s to 6th hr. SAE. Milahkas, and muddy roads. I close with a philosophy of life: Live it for all it's worth, don’t listen to parents, and don't get caught. FISHER, TAM I — I think I may make it! I don't believe after all this waiting my Sr. year is about over. BH Remember— Get Down and Party ? RL, SS — Let's go to Memphis!! SJ will we ever forget First Love ? One more thing to end my Senior year and that's to a cer- tain guy SJ you will always be something spe- cial to me ! It’s been real, and it's been fun, but it ain't been real fun! FISKE, THOMAS FOSTER. KENNETH FOUST, CAROL — Good luck to the Class of '79. VI and DB - - Remember The Blonde goes in the Middle?” MP. SH. KU, VJ. DB. - Let's go get a soda.” FOUST, DON — My Sr. year has been the great- est. I think I'll miss my friends the most. I'll miss football and all my wonderful teammates. RG, RT, JH. RT, and everybody in football — you are my best friends. Thanks for the good times — (AW you're the greatest)! Good luck Srs. of '79. FOX, KIM — Thank Heavens it’s Finally O V E R!!! FREEMAN. STEVE — Life is a theater in which 287 the worst people often have the best seats. — Aristonymus FREEMAN, WILLIAM FRISH. ROBERT FUNKE, JEANNETTE — I can’t believe I’m a Sr., but then neither can Mr. Daniels. Remem- ber: Mr. Ladd’s H of W, SAE meetings, Ms. Payne's Rabbit, Ms. Graham's windows? Parties, Markham Springs and Sam A. Baker? To Andy, Bill. Gene, Rhonda, Shar, Steve, Mr. Ladd, Ms. Payne, Ms. Graham and Dearl — Thanks for everything — I love ya! To the underclassmen: May you always have the free- dom to be yourself. GARRETT, ANGELA GEORGE. SHEON GILBERT, NAN — These past four years have been filled with lots of memories. Thanks PSE for all the laughs. We finally made it! GLENN, GEORGE GODWIN, RICHARD GOFF, DONALD GRANEY. RICHARD — How does one sum up his high school career? DF you still owe me two Sonic burgers, RL, LO, GL. remember those great lunch experiences? Thanks JB for typing my stories. PK thanks for the unusual times in Comp. DW don’t forget tin time we got lost in Jonesboro. RT thanks for the demo- lition derby in your vega Oct. 15. RS How can I describe it? Goober, ripping off my money, thanks for the great times. Thanks PBHS for the great times, friends, and teachers. May suc- cess follow the class of '79 forever because we are 1. GRAY. JIM — Thanks PBHS for all the friends and memories that I can look back on in years to conn . A special wish to BAVARIAN moun- tain climbing that has become a popular week- end activity here at PBHS. GREER.TERRY GRIFFITH, ANTHONY GUISE, DAVID GUNN, GENE — Comrades fellow imperialist pigs. Greetings! Never before have you capital- ist milackas been so poorly motivated and without hope, but I offer you hope. Actually I might have liked to write something lofty and inspiring about possible future conquests and accomplishments OR I could have said some- thing foul and obscene, in whic h case JD would probably have spewed tahbacker juice on it. Thanks to Andy, Bill, Janet, Rhonda, Sharlene, and Steve and my most wonderful teachers: Mr. Ladd. Mrs. Summers, Mr. Craft, Miss Seifert, and Doc Fisher. HALL, MICHAEL HALL, VIRGINIA HARRIS, BENJAMIN HARWELL. DANNY HASTINGS, JUDY HAWES, JAMES HAW KINS, KENNETH HAYNES, BRENT — I would like to thank my parents and faculty for putting up with me dur- ing my school years at PBHS while I put up with them. HAYNES, KIMBERLY HAYS, JAMES HECKER, MISSY — The re arc so many things I want to remember about these past years. These few will have to do. SC, LS, CW?, LP remember Six Flags? AK, how about P.T.”? LS our t s t s’ at PBH? Jl remember LG, JD. and your contribution to BETA? Thanks MP. I couldn’t have done it without you. My high sehol years arc the past now but the 288 future still remains. HEIFNER, ANNIE — Alas! How swift the moments fly! How flash the years along! Scarce here, yet already by; The burden of a song. See childhood, youth, and manhood pass. And age with furrowed brow; Time was — Time shall be — drain the glass — But where is Time now? John Quincy Adams — The Hour Glass' HEIMSOTH. SUSAN — My years here at PBHS have been unforgetable. Thanks to my friends for all the memories I II keep forever. KU, MP, VJ, I)B. CF Let's get a soda! Always remem- ber — Never let go of your dreams. HENTZ, KATE — I promise not to be sentimen- tal. Being a Freshman is being loud at a pep assembly, eating in the cafeteria after dissect- ing a frog in biology. Being a Soph, is picking on Freshmen and walking over to Pizza Hut for lunch. Being a Jr. is working on prom and working on prom and working on prom. Being a Sr. is putting a twelve beside your name on your library card. Good Luck to the class of '79! Thanks everyone!!! It's been real and its been fun but it ain't been real fun. HENTZ, KURT— We've waited three long years to be Srs. and now I can't believe its almost over. The things that I will always remember about PBHS are: RP checking for blood! (Am I Hurt) MM laughing! DS You want to see where my great grandpa fought in the Civil War? JA Surfing USA! (Scavenger) KS A Wild and Craz Guy!'' KH do you remember the Senior Dance? The Great Prom of 1978. But most of all I II always remember my sweetheart. IL Jana! P.S. Kate, 1 couldn't have made it through lunch w ithout you! Thanks! HERZOG, DOUG HEWLETT, CYNTHIA HILDRICH, CHRISTINA HILL, CYNTHIA HILLIS, RONALD HINTON, GWEN HOBBS. JOHN HOEFER, BOYCE HOGGARD, KEVIN — Dear PBHS it's time now to say goodbye. You have proved to be the best school ever. All of the great people I have met will never be forgotten. You have me the opportunity to play on a great football and track team. CH TT you re Great!! Good luck Class of '79 and goodbye PBHS. HOPKINS, AMANDA HUNKLER, JOHN HUNTER. CYNTHIA HUNTER. DARRELL HUPP. DELBERT HYDE, SCOTT — Always Remember — ' Your future lies before you, like pure white drifts of snow . Be careful how you tread, for every step will show. Best of luck to everyone. HYDE, SONYA — VL. SG. CJ, TD, LP. BN. TP. JB. KH. LA, KT. MA, AK. SR. CW, LW, MH. JL KH, . . . Thanks for the memories and all of the good times . . . burglar alarms, hand- shakes . hairpainting, green paint on the gym floor, perfume lips, WHAT?? Where s the cop??, the go-getters' and the Got-up-and- wenters, eampouts, being tardy for speech, homecoming switches, and our wonderful prom! Sr. 79 and the Mules are the Greatest!!! IRBY, JANET — Congratulations Srs. and all good luck to you. May you fulfill your ideals in even thing you do. May hope be always in your heart, your future ever bright. And may you reach successfully each goal you have in sight. Ma every milestone of your life reflect a bril- liant star. And may God bless and keep you no matter where you are. JACKSON, CARRIE — Four years make up more memories than I could write in an entire 289 book but FU mention a few: SC, Remember our last night in Mexico? TD, Remember your basement? LP, Charlton Lane? AK, Remember our fantastic double dates? I LOVE YOU ALL. FI and EM. JACKSON, JIJDY — Class of 79 and PBHS — I II miss ya! Where did orange George, our gang, and the time go? SG — Cowboy hats the night I disappeared. BM — Secrets,” oh Mom! Rush — Cave women Giddy”. BN — Happy Grad! It’s not Kansas, but . . . PK — Tom-cattin' and PFC. Elsie — Night Moves,” and Where’s my contact?” DB SG I II cherish those old times. It’s been real, it's been fun, but it ain't been real fun! JACKSON, RHONDA — Always strive to do your best. Follow that rainbow. If you want something fight for it. Don't be a quitter and it will be yours. JACKSON, SANDY — My years here at PBHS have1 been fun and memorable. Thanks PSE and LNG for all the laughs. Best of luck to the class of 79! JACO, STEVE JEFFERSON, MARGIE JEFFRIES, JEANNE JENNINGS, RONALD JEWELL, DAVID JOHNSON, MARSHALL JOHNSON, STEVE — It will lx a sad day when I have to leave PBHS. I made many friends that I II have for life. To make high school days bet- ter I met this wonder girl (FT). To those who come after me I say do your best and listen to your upper classmen, they'll never tell you wrong. I guess no one will miss me next year and everything will be alright if Coach Smith can keep his tooth in his mouth. JOHNSON, VICKI JONES, RHONDA — I don't have room for all the things I d like to say about my memories of high school but I have to say thanks” to Ac and WCP and to everyone. Cherish yesterday, live today, and dream tomorrow.” JOYCE, TRENA KAYSER, CYNTHIA — It looks like we've made it. We've managed to struggle through four years! I II always have memories of PBHS and all the friends I've made. (Especially GREG). KEARBEY, KEVIN KEEFOVER, CYNTHIA KEELE, DEBBIE — I don't think I am ready to graduate because 1 know I'll miss high school but everybody has to move on. I owe a lot to WCP for looking at life differently. Especially to look at it the way it is. KERR, LISA KILLEN, NATALIE — I ve had a lot of great experiences and fun and some trouble throughout high school. I've had a lot of fun and have really enjoyed it. There's a time when tilings change and you have to go on to new and better things. That time is now. KIMES, PENNY — Good times: Good friends: JJ — tom-cattin the colonel; TP — Floatin Easy, Halloween, Toga; SF — I'm mad, SHO-ME; KH — Snow fever— I'm stuck; AK Go for a ride? Thank You! MP — PL + DB + JH =Charleston; LS — Catfish, COE — good times; RG — Nose of 79. MM - Crazy, Long time friends; BM — Bobo in Acapulco; Frosh of '76 Where's Lisa? LP — Memphis; SR — My favorite foreigner; SS — My little whop, SORRY; CW — New Years Eve 76; Bob — Love of my life. Thanks for your time, patience, support and love. To my boatswagon: eternal life for Chinese fire drills — Baba trips with RW-RG-GM. To Ng Not kin Halloween — Baseball with JJ — Fagus Sheila. KC — Silver Dollar City. Holiday I. Rm 309 — No Vac ancy. It's real and it's been fun, but it hasn't been real fun. KING, ANGIE — PBHS, I'll miss you . . . kinda. But my friends. I'll really miss you all! SC — Pulling ladders from beneath people happens only in the movies! TD — Remem- ber: long walks in the snow — paper airplane? (FF) LP — I told ya so! — the big bus — and the big bust. MH — (alias PT) — see ya in the Philharmonic!! SC, SR, CW, LP — Do Do Do Do Re Re . . . LeAnn LeeAnna Danna — ski- ing without skis . . . CJ — What do I say? GJ should ve charged rent! Thanks to everything (BF) Remember: Double dates — our summer of summers. We always could call a spade a spade! PK — No thanks! 1 value my life!!! KNOWLES, ROBERT KOONTZ, TWILA KORVER, VAL LANDIS, TANYA —Graduate? I can't graduate , the world isn't ready for me yet. LANDRY, PHILIP — To Eva B. a er love ly girl who I'll cherish in my heart always. LASHLEY.LESLEE LAUGHLIN. GREG LEACH,DAVID LEE, CAROL LEWIS. WESLEY LINEB AN JAMES LITTLE, GEORGE LIVESAY, SHARLENE — In 1975. 1979 seemed a long way off. Four years was an eter- nity to a High School Freshman. Vic were uncomfortable in a strange plac e with upper- edassmem waiting to pounce on us. Now the strange surroundings are familiar to us. PBHS is like a favorite pair of sne ake rs, you re com- fortable in them, but you soon outgrow them, and you must move on to a bigge r pair. Class of '79. we have outgrown our school and we are now re aely to move on to something bigge r and be tte r. LIVINGSTON, DENNIS — Life has taught me a lot llie'se past four ye ars. To all of the elasse s ve t to graduate , re me mbe r. The smoker you are , the playe r you ge t.' Think about it. BDRR. LOCKER, MARK — My Sr. ye ar is he re at last. I didn't know if I would make it. I ve said before , I c an't wait for my Sr. year, it'll be my be st. Now that it's he re I hate to se e it, for I know at the end e ve ryone‘ will go the ir separate ways. I've had a lot of good time's at PBHS nael 1 hate to have to go. To all my friemds, I wish the m all sue e e ss and God Ble ss Everyone. LOMAX. LUANN — I c an't believe I've finally made it! This ye ar has be e n a lot of fun thanks to KI). MP, AH, CT, RS, and MC, I'll miss you all, but Em glad I'm out! LOTT, RICHARD — I'll newer forge t all the fun time's at PBHS. Re membe r the Jug Brigade ? Mr. Ladd, I he re by re sign as Pre siele nt of Ae e Moving Company. P.S. Are your kne e s still sore ? RG Did Hallowe e n night ke e p you out of the AIR Force Aeademy? LO Have you be e n to Maldem lately? LOURY, KENNETH LUCK. LAWRENCE LUNA. VERLIN —Toke a hooter and tap a ke g- ge r VL, JA an PL. LUNSFORD, ROBERTA — Ha! I'm finally gonna ge t out of he re ! Wow, it s hard to bediewe it's my last ye ar. I only found one thing I love while be inga Sr. Some one spe e ial. ve ry speedal JEO. Bye BH.SSI love ya! MANNS. DELMAR MANSFIELD, SANDY — Graduation alre ady! Wow! I gue ss it's time for me to Fly. I may end 291 up Lost in a dream or as Wild as th Western W ind, but in the meantime ... I in gonna Roll with the changes . . . Hey PJC! Keep in touch, will ya? MANSKER, GENE MARTIN, DIANE MARIING, BILL — All through high school I wanted to be a Sr. Now it's almost over. WC you ve been good to me. RC remember that toothless Sunday.' DL Seven K's and Mimi: RI) Twirp night years ago; MP that black truck; RW The tunnel in Fox; RF Buzzing aroun at Stati Contest; BDRR, Re member the comfort night in the brown bomb? ETC. ETc. MAULDIN, ZEQUE McCLURE. MARTY McCOIN, Daniel MCCRELLIS, SANDRA McDANIEL, GARY — These four years have been long, but they also have been fun. Now we re all Srs. ready for the big run. I can't wait until we all meet again, someday because our parties were 1. We will all remember the time of sitting in classrooms, also the after school fun. McDonald, karen McDowell, david McLAIN, BETH — Memories I'll cherish for- ever. JJ Remember pillow talk, anyone for a game of Risk?, fireplaces hot chocolate and secrets? Thanks for everything! II forever DB W hat's on your wrist today? Rhonda Kay — I miss you friend. SRs. in Sho-Me — We'made this year the greatest! CD — Hang in then- kid. I'll be thinking of you. JS — You’ve only just begun. Sr. 79 in choir— Remember BBB MM, tour and many good times. Best of luck to all in the class of 79. I love you all. Don't forget me. McNEW, KAREN METZ. JIMMY MOBLEY, PRANK MOCK, MICHELLE —Here are a few unforget- table memories that come to the top of my head. True Confessions” at Sandy’s. VV and your The rooster crows before dawn?” SF, let s give dancing lessons at the trailer. How about liars poker with those Out of school guys. (CH, NS, TD, LH) Rod, thanks for lis- tening to my problems. TP I'll newer forget four years of Cheerleading. VV you'll ge t that special guy yet. SR if you ever ge t rid of Kirk I II be the first to shake your hand. DS don't e r ge t me involved in your problems w ith RP JB. Re membe r Greenville cabin? Flow about all the time's we cried together, and Larry P., get those fugitives off he r car!” They’ve all been gre at times. CH you’re my everything, ILY. It's been real and it’s been fun but it ain't been real fun! MONTGOMERY, KEITH MONTGOMERY, MARIA MONTGOMERY, GREG — High School has many good times as well as bad times. The bad we soon forget. But the good we will always re me mber. Good bye, PBHS. MOON, DONNA — School is rough at times, but there ’s one thing that we as students can’t ever forget. That is that wherever we may ge) in life we will always have our education to fall back on and that will go a long way. Also, we will miss going to school every day. MOORE, BRIT MOREY, JULIE MOSF.R, DF.BBIF, — I really enjoyed my Sr. ye ar and I hope the Srs. to come will enjoy theirs. MOSER. MICHAEL 292 NABERT'ALAN NATIONS, DANNY NEACE, DALE — May the Bloomfield tourna- ment be forgotten. NOE. BRENDA —Thanks everyone who made moving here easier — especially SH JJ. Best of luck to the Bluff Bluffer Staffs in the future. Eve had fun the short time I was here. SG SH thanks for the fun time at lunch. I’ll miss all my good friends. NORTON, KERRE — School does many differ- ent things for eaeh person. I remember 1st grade through 6th. I went every day . . . cry- ing. I didn’t want to stop playing with Mom or sitting on Eddie’s head just to go to school. Finally Ed started school and Mom started working here. (I go in the office once in a while so we can play). School has brought laughs, tears, feelings of success, feelings of failure, but most of all, it’s brought me my friends. Thanks ya’ll! Bye Mom. (And Eddie). O BRIEN. PERRY ORTON, LARRY — GL, RL, KG remember all of those close calls at lunch? R.l remember the Wonder Bug” and the oL red truck? My vehicles were accidents waiting to happen. Or was it me? RL remember the sight seeing in the Bluffer Staff Congrats to Kurt Hentz on missing that shot so I could score 101. Or, should I say thank you? OWENS, RICHARD PARKER, DONALD PASCHAL, LISA — 1 11 always remember PBHS for the friends memories I’ve made here . . . CJ — those endless card games, parties and moving road blocks single-handedly. TD — Crazy hair, make-up, jealous boyfriends, hotshots for a night (JC’s vette). AK— (Kate Smith) You told me so! My advice on your love life. SC — Our traditional graduation parties, datebooks contests. TD, SC, CJ, SR — Sike- ston will never be the same. SC, AK, TD, — WC in Oet. 77. SC, CJ, TD, AK — We’ll get to Memphis yet! SH — We ought to be beauti- cians! MH, SC, CW, LAS — Six Flags! It’s been fun. (LP JA) Fi EM. PATTERSON, MARK PAYNE, DANNY PENN, JOHN PENN, PAUL PENN. ROBBY — High school has been great! There’s been good and bad times, both. Hey KH JA — What was going on in my deer stand? MM — Baretta on the loose! DS — Anyone for stag films? Most of all high school has given me someone very special! ILY Bee! PENNINGTON, LOUISE PERSONS, RANDY — Meeting people, mak- ing a lot of new friends and learning a little bit is what has made my high school years. Thanks KR, KH Ta. Later on PBHS. I’m going to the Mts!! Let’s go TT! PETTET, MARK — This is it. My last comment about this fine school. I’m sure going to miss it, my friends and foes, and especially sleeping in COE. Good bye old friend! PETTY, LISA PHILLIPS, MERRY — PBHS is a great memory and fun times with LL, KD. AH JD. Special thanks to LL and JD for making this the best year. Remember SAVE A SPACE FOR SUN- SHINE. RAINBOWS AND DREAMS. PIERCE, ANGIE PITCH IE, CAMILLE PORCH, GINA — Whereas ye know not what shall be on the morrow. For what is your life? It is even a vapour, that appeareth for a little time, and then vanisheth away. James 4:14. POWELL. DUSTY 293 PRINCE. TERESA PRUETT. DARRYL — GC How’s BW'.' RT you {Jo in first. MM Crash! KW Thanks for driving homecoming 8-i9. Coaff Smiff, glail you only have one loose tooth. RG remember Wolf. BUSTED. PRUITT. JACK PRUITT. LEWIS RAMIREZ. SANDY RANKIN. MADELINE REED. CARRIE REED. KATHY — I wish the rest of the S •nior Hass good luck and the coming Srs. the same. REEDER, GREG —Thanks to a lot of very won- derful people. I II always have many memories of PBHS. I’d especially like to thank CAK, a very special person who really means a lot to me. Also to the sky-walkin. Dr. T for all the good times we’ve had. The fun and friends will soon dissolve but the memories will be there forever. RE ELLE, GARY — PBHS is a good school. It s a hard place to find a girl! I ll remember PBHS. Now that V m a Senior it's about to end. It s just memories pressed between the pages of my mind. RICHARDSON, SANDY — The more education a person has, the more he realizes how little he knows. ROBERSON, KEVIN ROBERTS. KEITH RODGERS, BARBARA — I ve 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. Being a Sr. is something 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 POWELL, JOHN — I ve had 4 great years here at ole PBHS. I have had many memorable experiences here and have learned w hat people really are all about. Thanks CT (Lylas), PM. MP, AK, Mrs. R, and of course MS, CP for all the love, help and understanding. PR ENZEL, TER ENA — The best part of high school is having friends. HI never forget the friends I’ve met here at PBHS. So I'd like to give them something to remember me by. To PK, another To-ga party, Chinese fire drill, song to the firemen, and 9 in a VW. To DS her own cabin without dogs and a full year at Cheerleading camp. To SF, lots of func- tional things. To SR, a trouble-free bunking party and gas money. To MM, a slow van to count the lines in the road. To VV, a pet snake and whoever she wants this week. To LP, a big- ger closet and a trip to Arkansas. To JB a glass for the back door. I love you all. Thanks for the wild and crazy” times. Confidential to SW : ILYand I really can't smile without you. PRIEST. MELODY — The years I've spent at PBHS hold a lot of memories. I'll never forget all my friends or the crazy things we did. GD, SB. KL, SH, DB — Chinese fire drills, hop- scotch, H-Hugo, Twentianna at M's. JH PL — Charleston 78, JJ — I love your Round House ! GD, SB, KU, SH — Baccalaureate. DA — All-District Choir. PK — We sure had fun on band trips. KU, SH, VJ — I'm thirsty — let’s go get a soda. GD — Look in your attic. Boss — Thanks! Its been real and it's been fun but it hasn't been real fun. PRIEST, ROD — Ever since we were freshmen we wanted to be Srs. now, we are. The last four years have been the greatest. GC baby blue keep looking you'll find her someday. MP curtains” you still owe me for a dent. RT thanks for doing my dirty work. RD you'll always be running on empty. MM thanks for listening to my problems even though it usu- ally started you telling me yours. SF thanks for the dancing lessons. I'm going to miss you PBHS. It has been fun but I’m glad I can say it's over. 294 wish everyone good luck in the future. And thank the teachers and counselors for all of their help that they have given me. RMA. SANDLIN, WILLARD SARACINI, TODD — It saddens me to Leave PBHS. Though it seems a life time, we have finally advanced. We leave behind the frustra- tion and problems of our younger years for the better times ahead. We will be left with the memories of the good times we had, and through our learnings, we shall each progress our own way. SAVAT, TIM SCHANDA, DEBBIE — VV, SR, TP, PK, MM you all have meant a lot to me in these last few years. We’ve been through a lot together. Things like: JB, the squeaky bed, toga, toga float trips. VV, Yeah, I gotta light. SR. Do you want my get out of jail free card? MM, How was Par 4? TP, Bought any mittens lately? PK, Wanna get 9 in your VW and go sing to the firemen on my B-Day? We’ve been through a lot of good and bad times and 1 hate to think of us being apart. But, just wait until next year. (Watch out Springfiels) Remember, it’s been real and it’s been fun, but it ain t been real fun. SCHEU,TERRY SCHRIVER, KEVIN — To thank some of the teachers and administrators, I leave: My hat, glasses, and nose to Mr. Daniels so he can go incognito among the students. My arrow, the true symbol of intelligence, to Mr. Hoover. And, finally my banjo to Mr. Craft, so he can go on all those tute fluter trips in the future. SCOTT, GREG SCOTT, LEE ANN — Those were the days my friends, we hoped they’d never end, but . . . we’ll remember: SC — Six-flags? SURE!; LP — Test formation and ''Don't hit me! ; TD — you wouldn’t believe the price of gas in Aca- pulco; MH — Rub a dub dolly” and try not to cry; CW — BF’s are Neat” — Thanks: AK — short dog walks sometimes take long! SR - Reeeeally Sandra!! CJ — Wash my busby! JI — Love those speeches; PK — Sure I can drive a stick? — we’ll live the lives we choose. I'm sure we’ll never lose — those were the days — Ah, Yes! — THOSE WERE THE DAYS!!! SHAMBLIN, REGINA — We, the class of '79 have done what we thought was almost impos- sible four years ago. We re almost at the end of our high school years. We ve had a lot of fun and made many friends, but now we have to move on to bigger and better things, and try to better the world the best we can. SENIORS OF ’79 ARE NO. 1!!!! SHARP, DAVID SHELTON, SUSAN SHIPMAN, TERESA SLOAN, JILL SMITH, BOBBY SMITH, MARK SMITHEE, DOYNE — My four years at PBHS were great. I’ve met many people who will have a lasting influence on my life. I want to thank my teachers for all they have done in preparing me for college, and life. A special thanks to Mrs. R and Mrs. S. See you later SH and JP. SOUSAN, STEPHANIE — My Sr. year has truly been a learning experience! I've learned about life, its ups and downs and how to cope with it all; about love with its laughter and tears, hel- lo’s and good byes; people with their happ attitudes and sour attitudes (including teachers and acquaintances) I learned a little math, his- tory, English American Style, and a few other subjects — But most of all I've learned that with me, learning will never end, and living has just begun! SOUTH, CHRIS 295 SOWELL, CONNIE— Lots of Memories. Lots of fun. But I'm sure glad I'm finally done. Thanks Ron for the best years, ILY. SPEAR, JAMES STARNES, BECKY STEIN, JOHN — In my four years here, I have successfully evolved through a demanding phase of my life — from a freshman who acts dumb because he s stupid — to a Senior who acts dumb because he’s a Senior. I give credit for my mental state to all those teachers in French, Speech, and Debate. I advise all you underclassmen to stay away from these classes — unless you want to end up like me. ST1LWELL, LESLIE STOECKER, KIMBERLY STOUT, DAVID — Thank you PBHS, all my teachers and coaches, and especially all my friends for putting up with me these last four years. TS I hope you marry that rich lady and maybe DW you won't always be a minority. Good luck TB with your beverage distributor- ship. And Boneman, good luck to you and the class of 80 Mules next year. TERRELL. CHERYL — My four years of PBHS has brought me many friends and good out- looks for the future. Thanks to AH. LL, MP, DC, JR, KD, LT, MA, and PC. I would espe- cially like to thank JP for being there when I needed him most. I wouldn't have made it this far without the love and help of my parents and God. THORNTON, TIM I HI RMAN. RANDY — DP, Remember playing the Hardy Boy’s at RC’s house? LF, Remember that w indow that was supposed to be unlocked? Arnold, Remember all those times I worked late.' (Ha, Ha) JG, How’s rosie palms and MM doing? MB (RFMP) How’s BW doing GC? Coach Smiff, Remember Belleville football Same? RP thanks for that night at PI parking lot. TIBBS, GREG — Class of 79, your Sr. year isn’t the end, it s just the beginning. I regret not giv- ing more of myself to PBHS, it’s given so much to me. Treasurable memories and precious friends, something which no one can take away. What’s made my Sr. year so complete is the love of God. He’s really blessed my life, I hope you can tell. Pam, ILY! TINKER. KEVIN TOLLIVER, ALAN TOMLIN, DALE TOOLE, JAMES TRUCKS, KERRY TUCKER, GLORIA Tl RNER, KIM — For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision, but today well lived makes yesterday a dream of happiness and ev ery tomorrow a vision of hope. TURNER, ROB UEBELEIN, KAREN UMINN, CHRIS — I will always remember all the friends of this year. May you all prosper. AILS, LORI — PBHS has been a great experi- ence. I II miss all the great friends I've made in these last four years. JB and SF remember JW s rat and potato. DASH, I'll never forget you and everything we've done together. I hanks for all your help! I II always remember my years at great ole PB High. VAN DE FORD, LYNETTE THERESA VANDERMARK, VICKI — SR, Remember Joe Hefner’s, 0 highway, and Memphis? MM, The trailer, LH saying f'Wow man what’s the deal? and I hate you CH.’' SF, Crying nights, the trailer, and That shirt is too low, pin it up. DS, I’m sorry RP, later; let’s go find JB. JB, PC, JP, KR, DS, RP, GS, RWr, RD. KR, EK, Remember all four parties and fights. 296 TP, Float trips and at Debbie’s house, Debbie: only two times, Sandy: 4, 4 times, DA, We were made for eac h other, ILY. We’ve got the rest of our lives. Remember our first date Dec. 17, 78. Going steady Dee. 22, 78. Our love is always forever. PBHS, It’s been real and it s been fun, but it ain’t been real fun. WALKER, JONI — There are so many things I will remember about the four years I’ve spent at PBHS. Most of all the little family we formed in See. Prae. Good luck to you all and to the many other special friends that I’ve made through the years here at PBHS. WALLACE, ANTHONY WALLACE, JEFFREY DAVID — Thank God it’s over! The last four years has been an expe- rience for me and I wish all my Sr. classmates and friends the very best of luck after gradua- tion. P.S. Just think, you all’ve made it!!! W ALTON, DELLA WANDEL, CRIS — Sometimes not often enough we reflect upon those good things . . . Mex- ico,” Six-Flags, trips to the lake, looking for Ang?, doing donuts, Lisa brushing Sandy, teaching Sharon to ride a bike, and sledding at 3 a.m.!?! . . . and our thoughts always center around those we love. And I think about those people who mean so much to me. LP, AK, MH, LS, LW, CJ, TD, SC, and SR . . . for so many years, I’ll miss you PBSH. WANGLER, DOUGLAS WARD, DANIEL — RG I'll always remember our trip to Perryville and that cruddy drive-in. Remember, good friends last forever. Good luck. WARD, TIM WEBB, JEANETTE WEST, CLAY WEST, JOHN WETHINGTON, KATHERINE WHITE, RODNEY WICKER, KATHY — Congrats, fellow class- mates. We’ve finally made it, good luck in everything. WILKINSON, SHERYL WILLIAMS, RANDY WINCHESTER, CRAIG WISEMAN, DAVID — It’s been a long tough 4 yrs., but the grind is finally over. I’ll miss the partying with the Bid D, the mad Italian, and TB. The Legend of the Super Jew w ill live for- ever at PBHS! P.S. CH, maybe you'll grow up to be T ft. like me. WOODS, RANDY WRINKLE, JOHN WEATHERFORD, MICHAEL WEAVER, CHARLES 297 W EBB, CHARLES BIRDSONG, DARLA — Sometimes I want to shout, 'Hey look world, I’m a senior!” Then I think about what’s ahead; college, marriage, children . . . and I realize I’d better shut up before I lose my voice. WINTER WARM Times goes by; want to cry Fall is passing on Things to do me and you Before our time is gone. House aglow; watch for snow Running through the leaves Camping trips tender lips Wind whistling in the eaves. Extra blankets, extra hugs Watching football lots of love Crackling fires a happy tear Special moments, being near. I’ll miss you when you go When the nights are getting cold I’ll miss you when you go When I need someone to hold. Watching sunsets, starry nights Misty lakes, firelight. I ll miss you when you go I thought you’d spend the winter warm with me. J.J. 299 ■


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