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

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BLUFF 1980 Poplar Bluff Senior High Poplar Bluff, Mo. Volume 60 TABLE OF HIGHLIGHTS..............8 F C F 1 ACTIVITIES...............60 4 CONTENTS Drama Holly Hales Janie Hoops Kathy McDaniel Scott Morrison Kathleen Ahrent Eugene Maddux Regina Gray — Dena Hodge Scott Morrison Robert Hinkson 18 Diana Crews Scott Morrison John Lampe Dean Clark 19 Christy Dolle Janie Hoops Diana Winter Linda Kwoun Science Greg West Scott Morrison Darrel Killian VAC Speech Football Homecoming Queen A. Janet England was nominated by Randy Allen and crowned by the retiring queen Felicia Trout. B Lori Terrell nominated by John Pulliam. C. Kristy Miller nominated by Jace Huffman. D. Kristie Jones nominated by Ray Stith E. Angel Stewart nominated by Garland McKlintic. - 1979-80 Football Homecoming was a huge success. The Spirit started Monday with overall and painter pants day, Tuesday hats and sunglasses, Wednesday was 50's day, Thursday was jersey day, and Friday was maroon day. The Mules took it over with a win of 30-14. A. Mules Go for it” B A happy moment for Janet. C. Cheerleaders show spirit P.B.H.S. Basketball Homecoming Queen — Becky Godwin Reba Johnson Mules Basketball . Indians Homecoming Sophomore Valentine Dance 1979 Jr.-Sr. Prom Stairway to What's a pomp? Heaven I beg your pardon. Just a little longer. STUFF IT! The finishing touches. 31 The Main Event MEMBERS: Jack Bridges, Jo Danner. Tracy Dickerson, Jim, Dickey. Michelle Flowers. Debbie Ford, Lisa Henthorne, Paula Key, Darrel Ki lian, Kathy McDaniel. Jana McLane, Penny Medley. Sandy Moser. Kevin Sandlin, Dayid Schremp, Tracey Silkwood, Mark Sloan. Angel Stew art, Sanjay Varma, Greg West, Rhonda Allen, Donna Atwood. Dean Clark, Diana Crews, Christy Dolle, Susan Graney. Cindy Henson, Jac Huffman, Janie Hoops. Vicki Little. Lisa McCurter, Kristie Miller, Scott Morrison. Marilyn Pierce. Selina Rawlings, Steve Shock, Mark Schrv ver, Tom Thacker, Laura Wandel. Sanjay Varma Vice-Pres Paula Key Secretary Quill and Scroll Jim Dickey. Treasurer; Sanjay Varma. President; Jana McLane. Vice-President; Kathy McDaniel. Sec- retary. MEMBERS' Kathy McDaniel. Jana McLane. Jennie Ruth. Holly Hales. Tracey Silkwood. Michelle Flowers. Tracy Dickerson. Angel Stewart. Kati Wylie. Paula Key. Susan Graney. Christy Dolle. Kristie Miller. Karen Brown. Cindy Henson. Rosemary Alcorn. Bruce Bar- rentine. Dean Clark. Cindy Jones. Debbie Ford. Laura Wandel. Sanjay Varma. Steve Knuckles. Jim Dickey. Tom Thacker SPONSOR: Bill Caputo SPORTS Mules Foot 19 First Row: Lynch, Stith. Plunkett, Lansford. Thurman. Rawl- ings. Albright. Matthews, Gladney, Morrow, Hastings, Hite. Robertson. Rice. Gladney. Eastman. Second Row Miller. Bridges, Talkington, Rhoades. King, Hefner. Spencer, Weg- ener. Deal. Ferguson, Harrison, Sinden, Dicken. McCain. Varsity Ball 79 Davis, Seib, Milisits. Harris. Jointer. Dobbs. Third Row: Allen. Robertson. Craig. Shenkenberger. Anderson. Pulliam. Poteet, Thacker, Ursery. Robertson. Stewart. Divine. Huffman. Anthony, Norton. Quay. Hentz, Winchester. Epps. West. TOM ROBERTSON DENNY SCHWARTZ LARRY FINKE JACE HUFFMAN JOHN PULLIAM RANDY ALLEN KEVIN WEST RICKY STEWART JIM KING 37 Junior Varsity G. Aubachan, M. Johnson, M. Deal, J. Talkington, S. Scheu, M. Venable, R. Cowden, L Coleman, C. Priest. K. Jones, R. Hawes, D. Albright, J. Lansford, R Thurman, D. Eubank, M. Rawlings. B Harrison. J. Sindon. R Mathews. M Gladney. B Morrow. S. Hastings. D. McCain. D. Hite, L. Davis. G. Robertson. P. Eastman. T. Rhodes, T. Wegener. M Miller, D. Hefner, D Spencer. D. Craig, J. Shenkenberger, G. Busche, R. Anthony, E. Norton, S. Quay, R. Hentz, K. Seib, C. Epps, K. Dobbs, J. Rice, R. Dicken Freshman Bess, Carda, Johnson, Blackburn. Marshall, Cook, Strenful, Smith. Shock. Gaebler, Stage, Rowland. Shelton. Steele, Blalock. Pierce, Albers. Baggett. Jefferson, Hicks, Hayes. Evans. Mofitt, Dobnikar, Christian, Spencer. Montgomery. Springer. Jackson, Vandover, Miller 39 1979 Mules Cross Country 40 Hr . 1HI HERE COMES THE PACK! Crum crosses the line i S' JOHNSON and a bird1 fp? Mite - . ..v- •-x • Vi '•£ BARRY’S BUNNIES! DiCiro running with ease 79 — Wrestling — 80 Varsity 1st Row: R. Sanchegraw, R Thurman, J. Dunlap, S. Burnett, K. Calhoun, B. Wyatt, R Swot- ford. S. Ferguson, R. Wells. J West, Heac Coach Terry Smith, C. Epps, R. Stewart, T. Thacker, Asst. Coach Cal Nations. Junior Varsity 1st Row: D. Eubanks, M. Rawl- ings. S. Burnett, D. Montgomery, G. Hill, T. Ray, P. Burton, M. Deal, R. Anthony, J. Mureno, T. Rhodes, B. Smith, Coach Cal Nations. 42 ■MM Front Row: Manager — Bobby Godwin, Todd Talkington. David McCain. Darryl Spencer, Kevin Sandlin, Sam Harris, Ken McVey. Craig Carringer. Manager — Jerry Dunivan. Back Row: Coach Maples. Kenny Poteet. Greg Busche. Dwayne Floyd. Anthony Ellis, Eddie Norton, Rory Hentz. Charlie Johnson. Coach Porter Coaches Varsity Basketball 79-80 Head Coach Porter Assistant: Coach Maples 45 Todd Talkington Eddie Norton lory Hent; Kevin San Charlie Junior Varsity Basketball Front Row: M Tripp, R. Stocks. M. Davis. C. McCullogh, and T. Bess Back Row: Coach Doug Maple. J. Hughey. R Webb. D. Atchison. P. Hinton, and Coach Dave Porter Freshman Basketball Front Row: R Marks. J. Meyers. G. Ford. P. Carda. P. Steele. B. Steele. B Lewallen. and J. Shelton. Back Row: Coach Ed McKinney, J. Rowland. P. Belew. D. Baggett. B. Bess. M. Orton. S. Marshall, and G. Trout. 47 VARSITY: L-R, Front Row: Kimra Stone, Cindy Zadnick. Tracey Eudaley, Amy Wolf, Susan Duncan. Marla McLane Back Row: Coach Larry Finke. Sarah Kindricks. Linda Casey, Sandy Kearbey, Renee Brown. Susan Spencer. Dena Hodge, Felicia Trout, Robyn Crews, and Coach Kirk Chronister t------------------------ ! 1 J.V.: L-R Sarah Kindricks. Lana Lomax, Karin Telle. Connie Gray 2nd Row: Gayla Turner. Ann Laatsh. Janell Bess. Gina McCurter. 3rd Row: Sue Kearbey. Kim West. Brenda Jaco, Tracey Rislee Back Row: Coach Larry Finke and Coach Kirk Chronister. Girl’s Basketball . 4th in State 78-79 48 1) Felicia Trout jumps high for the ball Other Mules (22) Dena . Hodge, (4) Susan Duncan, and (32) Sandy Kearbey A k. 2) Susan Spencer and Dena Hodge get position for the rebound. 5) Susan Duncan gets ready to go up for the shot. Other Mules (3) Cindy Zadnick and (24) Tracey Eudaley. A Laura Baldridge prepares to serve while Regina and Tammy get ready for action. B Ms Pines gives the team its stragegy VARSITY: L-R: T. Nunn, J. Cochran, T. Vanderburg, D. Vance. T. Henslee. Coach Pines. K Burke. Co-captain; L Baldridge. R. Gray. Captain; Y Rice, Co-Captain; M. West JV: A. Yount, J. Kelly. Co-captain; E. Blackman, J. Foster. S. Burke. D Wyatt. Co-captain; M Adams. D. Schlitt. B Jaco. Ms. Pines. K. West. L. Johnson, captain; and C. King. C Brenda Jaco sets up a spike to Yvette Rice D Regina Gray spikes the ball while Laura and Tammy look on. Jack Bridges Kent Stewart Jace Huffman Paul Stewart Front Row: D Killian. J. Lansford. K Walker, P Eastman. B Morrow, T. Zadnick, G Mcklintic. and J. Dunlap. Back Row: Coach Porter. Butch Mobley. T. Robertson. R. Hentz. G. Carda, D. Davidson. D. Gowen. C. Morse. J. Fox. and Coach Maples A. Junior Becky Godwin studying a difficult putt. B. Junior Ann Hennessy stuck in the sandtrap C Coach Donna Telle D Junior Susan Duncan tee- ing off a long drive. E. Junior Marla McLane hit- ting a drive. F Frosh Mellissa McMurray hitting an ironshot. SPRINTERS: A Waddle, G Hodge. B Britton. R Hawes. R Matthews. R. Johnson. WEIGHT MEN: S. Knuckles. E Joyner. A. Ursery Not Pres- ent for picture: T Thacker. DISTANCE: C Priest. S. Ray. M Deal. R Sanchegraw. C. JUMPERS: R Hawes. R Matthews. T. Wixom. D Hite, S. Wallis. G. Croy. R Crum. J Wright. D. Odom. T. Powell. T. Fister. T. Wegener. T. Powell. J Pulliam. Butler John Pulliam pulls ahead in the hurdles Steve Knuckles exerts his strength in the discus. Sean Fister. school record holder, shows his form in the pole vault Kevin Anderson in a tight hurdle race A c t I 0 n 57 19 Girls’ Track 80 1st Row. L-R: P Anderson. K Walton. Y Rice. A Ritchie. Y Rice. 2nd Row: M. Christian, L. Goins. P Muse. R Emery. K. Ward. M. Coats. 3rd Row: K. Arnae. A. DiCiro. D. Hodge. L. Casey, T. Cassinger, R. Brown. ACTIVITIES MONK TRACY CASSINGER. SOPH TINA SIELERT. SR Cheerleaders KAREN ARNAC. JR AMY PATTERSON. SOPH GINGER MOULTON BECKY MOORE TINA MARTIN lU fll Basketball Cheerleaders ANITA PORTER TAMMY ALLEN Freshman Cheerleaders ROXANNE BROWN DIANE ROBINSON KIM GARRETT Maroon Band VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY JANA McLANE CABRINA DAVIS PRESIDENT TRACY DICKERSON LIBRARIAN JEAN RICHEY White Band PRESIDENT PAULA KEY VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY KEVIN THURMAN MICHELLE FLOWERS LIBRARIAN LINDA GROBE VERLENE LUNA. HEAD SENIOR STELLA DAILEY. DRUM SENIOR JANET ENGLAND SENIOR CINDY CALDWELL SOPHOMORE GAYLA TURNER SOPHOMORE v V BRENDA JOHNSON JUNIOR CINDY HENSON JUNIOR CASSY NICOLINI JUNIOR MEMBERS: T. Albers, C. Aldridge, M Adams, R Allen. D Arrington. B. Barrentine. B Bean. M Braden. K Bucan- non. K Burke. R Bulliner. K Calhoun, C. Caringer. A Corder, D Crews. G. Croy. F Dobnikar, J. Dunlap, K. Dunn. T Elledge, C. Epps. D Eubanks. D Ford. M. George. M Gladney. B Hales. H. Hales. G Henderson. M Hudson. B Jaco. T James. J. Johnson. S. Kearbey. C. King. J. Lewis, J. Longhiber. T. Mansfield. T Martin. L McCurter. M McLane. C. McLean. T. Mobley. T Mouser. C. O’Brien. D Phillips, R Pierce. J Pulliam, V Rhodes. G Roberts. C. Robertson. M Rommel. C. Rowland. R Sanchegraw. V. Sanders. P Steele. T. Stewart. C. Summers. M Summers. L. Terrell. D Vance. S. Varma. S Walton. S Walton. R Wells. G. West, K. West. J Williams. A Wolf. K Wylie. K Stewart. D Tate Holly Hales President Kati Wylie Vice President Susan Duncan Secretary Lee Kneibert Treasurer Steve Knuckles Parliamentarian ADVISOR: BILL CAPUTO EDITOR: LAURA WANDEL BUSINESS ED : SANJAV VARMA PHOTOGRAPHER: DAVID BELT EDITORS: K ANTHONY. K BROWN, S. KNUCKLES, A. STEWART, J. McLANE 74 HIGHLIGHTS: C. DOLLE, C ANTHONY, M. McLANE. K ANTHONY SPORTS: S. KNUCKLES, S. DUNCAN. L. FRITTS. R STITH ACTIVITIES: J McLANE. T. DICKERSON. B. GODWIN. C HENSON CLASSES: C. HALL. C. HENSON. K JONES. A STEW- ART. L. TERRELL BUSINESS: K WYLIE. S. VARMA. C NICOLINI ADS: J HECKER. T. SILKWOOD. K. BROWN. R HENTZ, S. MOSER 77 c o n c e r t President: Donna Atwood Secretary: Janet Williams Publicity: Janie Hoops Vice President: Andy Corder Treasurer: Jo Danner Publicity: Christy Dolle Lisa McCurter Mrs. Turner Accompanist Director c h 0 ■ 1 r MEMBERS: K Allen. D Atwood. J Baldwin. D Birdsong. D. Brake. M. Christian. P Coleman. G. Blocker. A. Corder. S. Corder. J. Danner. S. Deaton. C. Dolle. T. Drysdale. B. Fields. J. Fraser. R. Harmon. W. Harris, S. Harris. R. Hawes. L Hicks. N Hillis. R Hollis. J. Hoops. D. Killian. K. Kneir. S. Knuckles. M Lee. L. McCurter. R. McCurter. D. Monehan. K. Pierce. M Russell. R. Sanchengraw. B. Sowell, J. Sutton C Thies M Till, S Tipton. K. Towns. A. Wallace. D Walker. P. Williams. L. Williams. J. Williams. M. Jacobs. 78 Choraliers Director: Mrs. Jones President: C. Dolle Vice Pres M. Roberts Secretary: T Drysdale Treasurer: P. Johnson Pub. Chairman: L. Lewallen Co-Chairman: R. Hodge Co-Chairman: S. Hodge MEMBERS S. Barnes, T Bilbrey. C. Bishop, C. Dolle. T. Drysdale. L Hicks. R Hodge. S. Hodge. P. Johnson. L. Lewallen. K. Pierce. M Roberts. B. Sowells. D Swofford. C. Thies. P. Williams. M Jacobs. 79 Beta MEMBERS: R Alcorn. K Burke. J Dickey. M Flowers. S. Graney. C Henson. C. Jones. P Key. D. Killian V Little J Mc ane, £ tJ,,ler- s Morrison. S. Moser. S Rawlings. M. Sloan. A Stewart. R Swafford. L. Wandel. F Ward. G West, K Wylie, T Dickerson. S Varma. R Allen. S. Axsom. T. Berry. J. Bridges. K Brown. K. Burnett. A Corder. C Darnell C Davis. C Dolle. D Ford. L Gilmore. L. McCurter. K. McDaniel. P Medley. K Morse. M Nelson J. Richey d’ Schremp. T Silkwood. K Stewart. F Trout. K Whitmer. R Winchester. A Wolf. D Atwood L Bockhold S Casey J Danner. J. England. S Knuckles. M Pierce. M Schriver. T Whitmer. L Grobe. T Harwell. L Henthorne. J Huffman. K Arnae. G Busche. M Christian. C Colter. D Davis. S. Duncan. G. Fears. G. Featherston. C Hall R Harmon M Henson. L Hudson. L James. P. Johnson. R Keathley. D Killian. M Mclane. T. Martin. L Medley C Nicolini’ C O Bnen S Pigmon. M Potter. M Rawlings. V Schanda. L. Terrell. D Birdsong. L Gilbert. B Godwin E Norton K Pierce. M Till, S Allen. M. Anthony. T. Casinger. K. Christian. A. DiCiro. K Ham. P Ham.lton. M Hudson. L. Kwoun’ A Malmstrom. T. Mouser. M. Ormsby. C. Riley. C. Shipman, and J Sutton. | Joe Hughey. Ken Young, Rodney Matthews, Craig Caringer, Lee Kneibert, Steve Knuckles. David Stout, Kenny Poteet, Rory Hentz, Danny Craig, Dwayne Floyd, Gary Croy, Scott Quay, Mike Rawlings, Kevin West, Ken McVey, Tom Thacker. Gerard Aubuchon, Steve Scheu, Chuck Priest, Pete Burton. David McCain, Melvin Anderson, Bobby Godwin, Billy Morrow, Ron Cowden, Eddie Norton, Dearl Albright. Andrew Wal- i lace, Lee Davis, Ricky Stocks, John Rice, James Snider, SPONSORS: Coach Nations, Coach Maple, Coach Scheu. Coach Schwartz, Coach Porter, Coach Ray. MEMBERS: M Nelson. C. Dolle, L Wandel. D Lundry, D Ford. T. Silkwood, C Hen- son. S Mo6er. C Nicolini, T. Mouser. A Stewart. B. John- son. T. Berry. W West, M Flowers. K. Wylie, C. Davis, L. Fritts. J. England, J. McLain. C Anthony, K. Anthony, S. Mickey, K Arnac. Stewart. A. Luna, J. Irby. D King. E Rhodes OPFICERS: President — Susan Mickey. Vice-President — Laura Wandel Secretary — Angel Stewart Treasurer — Cassy Nicolini President Marylin Pierce MEMBERS: 3rd Row: A. Phelps. C. Theis. K. Pierce. J. Funke. R. Starnes. M. Pierce, and R Denton. 2nd Row: L. Terrell. K. Burnett. K. Burke, J. Sutton. V. Little, and C. Dolle. 1st Row: D. Birdsong, S. Corder. and T. Harwell. Publicity Chairman Robby Denton Vice-President Marla McLane Sgt. at Arms 83 Karen Burnett F H A OFFICERS: Martha O'Conner, Kathi Baker, Kim Barnes. Julie Dixon. Kellie Fennell, Alberta Yancy, Annie Yancy, Reba Johnson Sharon Murphy. MEMBERS: D Allensworth. K Baker, K. Barnes. S Barnes. B Bean. D Bilbrey. N Cobb. C. Deaton. C. Deaton. J. Dixon. K. Eudaley. K Fennell. L. Glenn. L. Goins. L Hawes. B Hooser. K Hopson. E Johnson. R Johnson. L Lenderman. S. Murphy, E Nimon. M. O'Connor. T. Parker. M Pierce. A Roberts. M Roberts. S. Romine. M Rom- mel. T Saling. D Tipson. D Vinson. C. Willard. P Williams. T. Williams. M Webb. A Yancy. A Yancy. S. Miller. Mrs. Stout. Mrs. Moore. Mrs McManus. Mrs. Wyatt 84 Students Active in Business Cindy Darnell — President Rhonda Wheeler — V.-President Michelle George — Secretary Kathy Hoxworth — Treasurer Tina Rowland — President Lisa Bockhold — V.-President Karen Murray — Secretary’ Kim Nance — Treasurer Lisa Ratler — President Donna Arrington — Secretary Brenda Pennington — Treasurer C Arms, D Arrington. R Battles. T Berry. L Bockhold. D. Brown. T. Cook. B Culver. C. Darnell. P Eastwood M George. L. Gilmore, K Hoxworth. E Hudson. J Jacous. P. Jones. M Leucke, D. Mansfield. K Murray. A Mureno. R Nabert, K. Nance. V Priest. B Pennington. L Rattler. J Ray. L Roach. T Rowland. T Skiles. J. Smith. K. Towns. E Warren. R Wheeler. A Woods 85 MEMBERS: M Killian. E. Norton. J. Huffman. R. Allen. G. Croy. S. Vama. K Miller. P. Key. R Alcorn. L Wandel. D. Schremp. J Bridges. S Knuckles. R. Harmon. J. Wright. S. Casey. K. Bramlett. C. Parsons. G. Berry. K Bruke, S. Mickey. V. Little. Mr Ferguson. D. Brake. L. Terrell. M Schriver, F. Ward. A. Stewart. M. McLane. R. Wheeler. T. Cook. G. West, K. Thurman. Dr. Wilson 86 YETP M Albertson, J. Aylor. Bill Baker. R. Battles. D. Belt, R Berry. K. Bickford, T Bilbrey, V. Bishop. C Blackburn. S. Blades. C. Brown, B Brown- ing, R Bryan. P Buhler, S Buttry, J. Carter. G Cline, M. Coleman, M Coleman. C. Colter, R Corzine. J. Cox, D Craig, S. Croft, S. Dailey. C Darnell, C. Davidson, D Davis. L. Davis, C. Deal, D. Deaton, B. Desch, R. Divine, P. Dobbs, J Doty, J. Downing, K. Duckett, H. Duffy, R. Dun- kin, J. Dunn. D Elder. D Elder. A. Elledge. M. Essary. R Ezell. G. Featherston. T. Finn, J. Francis, T. Freeland. B. Gilkey, L. Gilmore. D Greer. C. Grobe, C. Hall. K. Hall. R. Hanks. R Hanner, C. Hardin. C. Hardin, S. Hardin, J Harwell. R Hastings, S. Hastings, R. Hays. J. Heflin, J. Hendrix. D. Henke. J Hessling, L. Hewlett. D. Hicks, N Hillis. S. Hillis. R. Hobbs. S. Hockersmith, R Hollis, L Hooker, K. Hoxworth. E. Hud- son, A. Inman. L. Jackson, M Jacobs. R Johnson. A Kayser, T. Kennedy, K. Knapp. K. Kneir. L. Landis. S. Lewis. D Lovette. B. Lunsford. D Mabry, S McCarty, D. McDaniel, G. McKlintic. P Medley. C. Morse. K. Morse, K. Murray. J. Nance, D Nelson, C. Nicolini, D. Owens. M Payne. G. Payton. C Penn, L Pennebaker, B Pennington, S. Plath. M Potter, G Pruett. D. Rains, S. Rawlings, R Ray, D Reynolds. V Rhodes. J Richey. L Roach, S. Robbins. M Roberts. S. Roberts. C. Rowland, A. Rudisill, K Sanders. V. Schanda, D. Schremp. S. Shaw. G Shelton, V. Shirkey. D Smith, L. Sousan, D. Sparks. B. Spiker, P. Stewart, S. Stone, M Tackett. J Thorn, D. Tolliver, J. Tuttle, T. Urich. P VanCleve, K. Venable. B Waldrop, L Ward. P Wells. D Wethington, D. Williams. L Winters. A Wolf. B Worley. G. Wyatt. W. Yarbrough, K Yeley, T Zadnick. 90 Morning MEMBERS: J Abney. D Boyer. R Bryan. P Clark. D Crews. G. Croy. R Crum. R Divine. T. Douglas. D Eubank. J Ezell. G. Ford, C. Griffin. M Jackson. C. Jiles, J Knuckles. J. Lampe. J. Little, J. Losh. S Moses. N Nations. G O'Kelley. C Philps, F Phelps. C Robertson. D Stucker. D Vinson. R Wells. G. Whittle. B Wyatt Afternoon MEMBERS: J. Abney. T. Beckham, J. Buschbom. P Dobbs, J. Funke. T. Gaddis. D. Gholson. V. Harvey. D Herzog. D Hoefe. L. Hollowell. D. Mannon. V Miller. N Nash. B Pogue. V. Sanders. R Swafford, G Wood. SPONSOR Mr Yeakley. C D D ( ) CO — O— DOW O E D Photo Club Uaily American Republic Missouri's 8th Largest Evening Newspaper 785 8390 THE BACK POCKET REALTOR PIONEER REAL Valley Plaia Mall ESTATE Gnk%, ' if rL_(fl Valley Plaza Mall Poplar Bluff, Mo 785-8390 Each office is independently owned and operated Gary Holland broker Bus. Phone: 785-9641 785 2781 Hwy. r THE PROFESSIONALS LTD. 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Q cvuna StLtti J auicL !Bs£t Sts(7E U nuc(z£ ± SAY... GOODBYE P.B.H.S. AND THANKS. SR. 80! Dan Massingham Manager Valley Plaza Mall Poplar Bluff, Mo. MICKEY'S CLEANERS 508 Vine Poplar Bluff, Mo. La Boutique Gift Shop Phone 785 7874 740 Valley Plaza Circle Poplar Bluff, Mo. 63901 Owners: Bud and Betty Stanley China Crystal Silver Gifts LEWIS TAX SERVICE 785 0152 314 785 6033 314 785 8527 VINSON'S ELECTRIC I 16 North Broadway HILLCREST ANIMAL CLINIC Industrial — Commercial — Residential WM.D. VINSON P.O.Box 282 Owner Poplar Bluff, Mo. 63901 904 Westwood Blvd. Poplar Bluff, Missouri 785-1471 FORBRIDGE FEED AND PRODUCE CO. CARPET 785-5090 BUILDING MATERIALS 686 1026 HARDWARE and WALLCOVERING 785 4722 Hwy. 67 South — Poplar Bluff, Mo. Wholesale — Retail Flour — Feed — Seeds — Farm Supplies 5th and Henderson Poplar Bluff, Mo. 785-2423 224 the real thing Today's realities... Tomorrow's memories... Preserve them tor always with your class ring... Represented by Taylor Yearbooks JOHN W. TAYLOR IU0 Sylvan Dr. Poplar Bluff, Mo. 63901 Phone 785-3040 Graduation Accessories DeMoulin Caps and Gowns _________________________225 Burger Chef Restaurant Hwy. 67 S. Poplar Bluff, Mo. 63901 GRECIAN STEAK HOUSE Hwy. 67 North Poplar Bluff Congratulations Class of '80 SWIMMING POOLS SPA TUB ■ms STYLISTS Ruth Ann Scheerer Debi Reed Janet McDowell Judy Barr Leroy Oitremari Specialists in Swimming Pool Products FOR MORE INFORMATION SUNSET ENTERPRISE 314-785 9094 314-785 0062 2028 North 14th St. Poplar Bluff, Mo. 63901 We cut Hair like Porcupines Cuddle [...very careSully!] The Beauty Hut 100 South Main 686-1931 w PETROLEUM PRODUCTS TIRES BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES RUSHIN DAVIS OIL COMPANY HWY. 67 SOUTH POPLAR BLUFF, MO. 63901 P.O. BOX 758 785-6100 or 785-9088 B.D.RUSHIN GARY J. DAVIS 785-3261 686-1243 Congratulations to the Class of '80 POPLAR BLUFF DOWNTOWN ASSOCIATION Compliments of: a The n d Children's LINEN Tree TEEE in the Nor+htown Shoppes 1340 EC ' 'fCeep Yowlitl un l’ ’ Sweets tor All Occasions Poplar Bluff, Mo. 63901 SCHRADER STOVES INC. 2209 West Wood Blvd. (314) 686 3057 Compliments of: DONUT HOUSE CUMBEE FABRICS Hwy. 67 North Hwy. 67 N. Poplar Bluff Square Shopping Center Beautiful Cakes MUSSELL MOVING AND STORAGE Long Distance Moving Poplar Bluff, Missouri POPLAR BLUFF TENT AND AWNING ____________________________231 MUCO or otiar Burr FLOWER AND PLANT SHOP 2403 Barron Road PHONE 7« '4 a OR 7BO-9A16 ALLEN A SUE PAYNE - OWNERS FLOWERS OF DISTINCTION FOR ANY OCCASION HOMS OSCORATINO - WSOOINO - SYMPATHY PARTIES - GIFTS - HOSPITAL DC (MEX 7th and Pine 686 1467 686 1468 POPLAR BLUFF, MISSOURI Beverly Henson Phyllis Hankins Phone 785-2320 (nflianuon PLOWED GlETS Mansion Moll Poplor Bluff, Missouri 63901 BUDDY and BONNIE WALKER CoverEXi. Cry £)jiji£.xmann OUR FLOWERS ARE RECOGNIZED 351 N. Main Faye Oppermann Poplar Bluff, Mo. 785 8466 233 J. C. PENNEY CO. SOUTHERN MISSOURI SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Main Office Branch Office Hwy. 67 at Highland Drive 785-1476 What can we do for you? Commerce Bank of Poplar Bluff MEMBER FDIC Main Bank 101 South Main Street 785 4611 Commerce Bank West West Pine Boulevard An Equal Opportunity Lender Member FDIC Drive In North Ma in and Oak Streets Qulin Facility 235 HWY. 67 SOUTH — P.O. BOX 626 POPLAR BLUFF, MO. TOMMY CLARKSON — DISTRIBUTOR 785-2724 236 say BULL! OZARK BEVERAGE CO. Is your child Bored? Lonely? Unhappy? Best Wishes to the Mules From: Brownie Child Care Center 1419 No. Main 785-6568 HAYS MUSIC A-1 ELECTRONICS THE MUSIC PEOPLE 313 Vine Street POPLAR BLUFF, MISSOURI 63901 2218 Fair St. Poplar Bluff Missouri BONANZA BONANZA 6154 HWY. 6? NORTH POPLAR BLUFF. MO. 63901 IF IT'S LUNDRY'S YOU'LL LOVE IT. INTERIOR HOME CENTER M If ft Landry's You’ll Love It H PHONE 785-8005 tty 1800 SO. BROADWAV ■ POPLAR BLUPF. '- Owners: Leroy, Lou, Debbie, Rick, Carla, and Cameron Lee Lundry GOWAN'S FOODS Open 7 days a week 8 a.m. — 12 p.m. 616 Hwy. 53 Poplar Bluff, Mo. Commercial • Auto • Farm • Liability Mobile Home • Homeowners w«'«i thi other arurm Allen's, D B A VANCIL INSURANCE BROKER PARKER TIRE COMPANY Phone 785-3938 Hwy. 67 North — (Across From Hillsdale Plaza) Poplar Bluff, Missouri 63901 Phones Bus. (314) 785-4912 Home 785-6352 NORMAN A. VANCIL Broker Our Policy Is to Serve You Equitably For the Best Tire Buys See the Other Guys 1141 Vine St. Poplar Bluff, Mo. MICHELIN FIELD SERVICE KELLY 238 KNEIBERT CLINIC 666 Lester Poplar Bluff, Mo. 686-241 I 239 240 Bryan Thornburgh's RAPID AUTO SERVICE 1926 Missouri Ave. (Ditch Rd.) Poplar Bluff, Mo. Phone 785 6671 COMPLETE AUTO AND TRUCK REPAIR Air Conditioning — Automatic Transmission Brake and Electrical Motor Overhaul T S C TRACTOR SUPPLY COMPANY FRANCHISED DEALER Hwy. 60 East — Poplar Bluff, Mo. and Hwy. 60 West — Silceston, Mo. ROBERTS PLUMBING AND HEATING CALL— 785 2517 315 N. BROADWAY POPLAR BLUFF, MO. 63901 This is no mild-mannered real estate sign. © 1979 Electronic Really AVkOCi te lot Neighborhood offices everywhere, each independently owned and operated. ERA® Real Estate presents-SuperSign' . Powerful enough to put sellers of interesting homes in touch with interested buyers across the street and all across America. Super Sign' can even prevent financial headaches before you sell or after you buy with the Buyer and Seller Protection Plans. But most im|X)rtant, Su()er Sign' means you're dealing with an ERA® Real Estate Specialist' . Someone trained to help with the financing, fine print and finding the right buyer. Su|)er Sign' . Not-so-secretly disguised as Electronic Realty Associates—makes home buying and selling simple and fast. ERA-MIDWEST REAL ESTATE 2006 NORTHWOOD DR. POPLAR BLUFF, MO. PHONE: 686-2484 BUDDY WALKER'S SPORT SHOP SALUTES CLASS OF 1980 Compliments of: Me Pheeters Clinic 107 OAK STREET • POPLAR BLUFF, MISSOURI 63901 246 SPECIAL FOOTLONG CHILI CHEESE 90t 247 YOUR LOCAL INDEPENDENT HARDWARE MERCHANT HWY. 67 N. AT BIG BEND POPLAR BLUFF, MO. REEVE'S ROOFING COMPANY KIM —CLASS OF '85 SHERRI—CLASS OF'86 PAM —CLASS OF'88 Specializing in Built-up Roofs and Sheet Metal New Roofs — Reroofing — Repairing — Bonded — Built-up Roofs Clarkton, Mo Poplar Bluff, Mo. 448 3449 785-4244 I Image Studio I 10 HILLSDALE PLAZA, HWY. 67 N. POPLAR BLUFF, MISSOURI 63901 I TELEPHONE: (314) 785-4560 249 Doing the Things Good Neighbors Do Home of The First Lady. 250 Poplar Bluffs only 24 hr. Teller. c 0 n g r a t u 1 a + i o n s LUNDRY'S NORTHTOWN LUMBER Hwy. 67 S. 785 0135 s Poplar Bluff's e Newest and n Most Complete Building Material 0 Center r s HAVE A PEPSI DAY PEPSICOLA BTLG. CO. Hwy. 67 South • Featuring: BRAZIER FOODS V • Ice Cream Specialties 686-2922 HWY «7 $ 251 SENIOR PORTRAITS AT THEIR FINEST' From: Tiny's Photography 809 WEST PINE P.B., MO. 63901 PH. 785-4536 SENIOR PORTRAITS CAP AND GOWN PORTRAITS FAMILY PORTRAITS WEDDINGS COMMERCIALS Congratulations to the Class of '80, and Thanks for Your Business This Year! KENT and ANN EGGERS POPLAR BLUFF SQUARE SNIDER'S IGA DISCOUNT WALGREEN DRUGS BOB MONTGOMERY'S CINDY'S TREASURE CHEST THE CLOTHES LINE MARGO'S JOE'S FASHION FOOTWEAR BIG K PIZZA INN... Share a pizza wiih us! Chef Salads Pizzas Sandwiches Ham and Cheese Submarine Italian Beef Spaghetti MODERN LAUNDRY CLEANERS AND LINEN SERVICE Tom O'Connor Owner Tom O'Connor Jr. Manager 110 North PofJwr Bluff 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......................................................................9:30 A.M. Morning Worship.......................................................................................10:30 A.M. Evening Worship........................................................................................7:00 P.M. Wednesday Evening ...............................................................................7:00 P.M. Pa$tor Min. of Music Rev. Bruce S. Seger Rev. j0hn Walters 256 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1980 GENE FERGUSON THOMAS BROWN WALT'S BODY SHOP 2203 S. Broadway Poplar Bluff, Mo. A LJ Plaster Statuary and Plaques, Crafts Srumbacher Artist SPARKS Bluff Estates Shopping Ctr. CREATIVE ARTS Hwy. 67N. AND CRAFTS Art Classes (314)785-1277 are available Poplar Bluff, Mo. BILL TROUT Insurance 785 5391 414 Poplar St. The Bluff Staff Congratulates Class of '80 The Bluff Staff would like to say: Thank You to Image Studio and Tiny's Studio 260 Thanks to our local merchants for making this annual possible NOBODY CAN DOIT LIKE MCDONALD'S CAN! Hwy. 67 North — Poplar Bluff, Mo. WYLIE INSURANCE AGENCY The Big Difference GENERAL INSURANCE 320 North Main Street 785-4667 Frank — Joanne — Dan-----loe and Kati VALLEY PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER Singer Newberry's Safeway La Boutique The Back Pocket Jean Maries Pat Findley, Ltd. Rick's Hair Fashions Sike’s Sporting Goods Sherwin Williams Morrison's Children's Wear Libson J.C Penney Jay's Music Sam's Shoes Worths Kinney's Fashions Montgomery Ward Steven's Jewelry Sandpiper Plaza Optical Johnnie's Wig World Thanks for all the Memories OU Kjiun l V ‘VviJdhOav. YYliaLs d a'l,“ , V t S w ’ jO 3c 3% ' 6;a,r D u oo Bu jjoaU UxSl ”f o- j2 — '7 12 j N v!f Aj- 3% So long to the Class of '80 It's been crazy and we had fun, but now that the Class of '80 is gone Look out for '8 I SO LONG P.B.H.S________ From the Sr. Bluff Girls of '80! , L tdUtui Q nzt y Jiaceij. 0mm Stihvot S.W ■- 4 r jJS fc- 3 ■ . ex jb d s- 267 It's been real, it's been fun, and it's been real fun. Goodbye Old Buddies TAS Kathy, you're mine forever! Love, Rob Rob, yours forever! Love, Kathy Robert Sunday September 23, 1979... Love ya always, Sneaky Weswee, you'll always be tt I with me. I ' N LAST DAY L I OF MAY 79! Crazy Softy .. . September 28, 1979... Hope that was just the beginning! Love, Muffy 12 28 78 KWandCH BCC lives in '80 again! SD MM HI 105 and even in the eye! Amanda -n- Pete I love you John Holly We are family Squad '79 '80! Bobby ... I'll love you 4 ever and a day! Me with J B Cindy Janet -n- Jim 4-ever and always (At least I 54 years) 268 Karen Together Forever (6-7-80) Kurt, You're still the one! I love you, Jana Randy T Remember all the good times. Love ya, Lori F a my wolf loves don foust 9-24-77 — forever Always and 4-ever C.H. Forever! Rhonda Darryl I love you more today than yesterday and less than tomorrow. Love, MaryAnn Susan I, Randy, Thanks for the friendship, Thanks for the memories... Susan 2 You'll be mine forever. Always hang on to One of these days. I love you! Tracy Coach 4th in State! KKS KC Cubby Mooch WaWa Dino Fish Dunk Susan G. -n- John R. Todd, SS I L Y forever! 9 14 79 Susan Red MM Let's Do It Again!! 67... Vicki — Spaz, Christmas party, band trips, homecomings, and the best talks around. BFF Chris Stella — Happy times, good and bad, boy talks, band trips. STF Chris you're Rose Cindy Henson and Kevin Hoggard You've made Tony, Thank you for being a friend. SHO ME You'll always be I to me. Sandy — Let's take another R.D. trip! Susie — Eagle Eyes where's the Grape ? it a neat senior year. Thank you 83! Love, Kristie Chris Bye Jrs. — CN, SJ. KG, CG. Luke 11 CT.JH, CH, TU: Let's take the Bronco out! From: MM Those Sr. girls of '79 are FINALLY gone!!! And to my favorite girls of '81 ... Sis CK, Lujie, B Jean, Ka-do, KH, Sissy L. Dawn, Val, CG, Harg, and C. Lou . . . I'll miss you all! Love, S. Jill (and to 1 Sr. girl of '83 ... AC — you’re a doll!!! Hey “Buddies, remember . . . “Luke — the Grape, Albert Schweitzer and still making memories — BFF! “Suz — my secret! “Prairie Farms and losing it at the lake! Cat Mac — F- lorida, half a head of lettuce, and Charles Man- son! Tis — Jelly Bean Friend, Greers Ferry, (and RP — Finally forgotten.) “Kris — the tun- nel, JJ and cards til 4! and still with Ray!! Silky” — all our trips, Cotton and Killer and true con- fessions”! I’ll never forget! FF MOSE” (80) 2 70 SENIOR COMMENTS i ABNEY, JOEY ALBERTSON, MICHAEL ALCORN, ROSEMARY — During the past four years of high school many memories and special friends have been made. There have always been good times and bad. C.J., L.W., K.M. P.K. — Remember Sikeston and cigars? P.K. — Remem- ber J.Y., Thomas, the “boonies” and nature hikes? C.J. — I’ll never forget 5 and our walk in downtown Washington Thanks for all the help with T.R.! Mish's and Cindy’s birthday parties, Florida, Prom, Soph, dance, Jane and of course band trips. Thomas, you’ve made my Senior year special. I.L.Y. Thanks PBHS for all the memories I’ll miss you! ALLBRITTON, LISA — 1980 seemed so far away and now it's finally here. I have many meaningful memories of PBHS that I know I’ll never forget. My advice to all of you left is to make the best of it while you can; nothing lasts forever. R.S. — You had your chance. Good Luck D C. ALLEN, RANDAL — Janet it’s been the best two years of my life. I hope you can put up with me for many more years. G.C. stay out of trouble and don't crank the jam too much. S.V. Thanks for the times, pool partner. The class of 80 is not through yet we have only begun a new course in our lives. ALLEN, RHONDA ALLEN WAYNE ANDERSON, KEVIN ANTHONY, KIM — It’s been a great 4 years here at PBHS and I'll always cherish the memories. Remember: CA — Why are we bombing Pearl Harbor? Ha! Ha! L.F. — I'm glad your count down days are over. CH — Hurry up so we can watch our soapy’s. CC — Thanks for putting up with me for 3 hrs. a day. KB — Remember graduation night 79? We weren’t lost, huh — Our trip to Cali- fornia. I’ll hear those wedding bells with ya right up to June 7, 1980. ILYLAS GL — You're still the one! ARD, DONALD ARMES, CINDY — The last four years have really been special; each year has been the best. I finally met that special someone; Bobby East- wood. I love you and can’t wait for that special day. ARNAC, DWAYNE ARRINGTON, DONNA — I, in sound mind and body do hereby leave my most precious woman- hood to NM who has been in pampers since birth. And to LS I leave all the old young men in my life. And to all you oncoming graduates sorry you missed the best teacher in the whole school sys- tem Mark Henson. ATWOOD, DONNA — So little time to do so much! Sharing . . . JS — our guy in common, Ha! . . . KA — albums, smiles, Gee! Your hair smells ..KS — lunch hours, laughs ... FT — thunder- storms, dark houses, Colorado, new friends . . . JW — secrets, encouragement, East Prairie . . . ML — love, friendship . .. JH — hopes, dreams, secrets, pain, happiness, tears, strangers una- wares, joy . .. We’ve shared so much. Don’t for- get! Love always! AUSTIN, MELANIE AXSOM, SUSIE — Do you remember . . . Mary L. — Our super-sonic ride back from the lake, our breakdown at Sonic, PFD — we're so sneaky, Barney. Sandy M. — Mary L. — SASMML Cindy D. — Our graceful motorcycle rides through the woods. LeeAnn G. — Mr. G. Catching us dodging through the parking lot during band, SLOGN from GL’s car. Jennie, Gretchen — Our highlight band 271 trips, the night after Halloween, MJR. Tracy D. — PPMSNPS, leaving the keys in the front door, the drive-in when our secrets were revealed. Missie N. — Beanhead Mackenbush, Mazola, playing mini cops in my back yard, opening our presents too early. Sandy M. Kathy M . Mary L. — Laugh- ing so hard while buying munchies at the lake. BARKS. DALE BARNES, CHARLOTTE BARNES, KIMBERLY — The thing I'll miss most about PBHS is all the people I've come to know and love. To my sister Kaye; You've only got one life, so make it the best. I wish you all the happi- ness in God's world. Love Ya. BARR,TERRY BARRENTINE, BRUCE BARTON, DENNIS BARTON, ROBERT — Kevin — Remember Ken- nett, our crash, the drive-in every Friday night, our little contest at the H I. (where I wiped you out.) Kenny, Chris, Greg, Bill, and Paul — all the good ole days. Remember Big Bob's Better B's. Our campout and the 3 greatest years of my life. Cary — Don't forget Wal-Mart and Bresler's, your creations in shop. Little Vicki — 5 years of band, thousands of jokes made PBHS almost bearable. Gina — Thanks so much for Dirty Sally and Our Bluffer.” Dean — You introduced me to the Greatest Bands On Earth. Six Flags and every- thing since fifth grade. BATTLES, LAURA BATTLES, RUTH BEAL, GINA BELT, DAVID — These four years have been some of my greatest and worst. DP — Remember the night you attacked the tree. DP, BW, TD, AV — all the good times at Mud Creek. Disco, JP — Saturdays at Drury. TC, KM, SK, — My B-day Party at Kr's. KM — the serious talks in journal- ism. Kristie M. — all the great times in the dark- room. Mish — your terrible joke and weird moods. Jim Daniels — Ann forgives me. To all the future Bluff and Bluffer staffs. Good Luck with wild Bill, you’ll need it. Good-bye PBHS I’ll cher- ish all the good times. TT — good luck stud. BERRY, GARY BERRY, TRACY — These past 4 years at PBHS have been filled with many memories I will always remember. CJ — All of the fun we had at Hutch and our secrets! RW — Our long talks and friends. SS — Our enemies, especially “The Hair of the Dog,” my screams and just plain havin’ fun, our long walks from Wal-Mart to Pizza Inn and our airplanes, cold nites in or on the pressbox (wherever they put us), and last but not least, McChicken bird man. FF, RW, LG and CD — Remember all of the gossip sessions in Clerical Practice. Wes — I'll always love you! BESS, MELINDA — Swamprabbit, I'll never forget all the crazy things we’ve done especially with D.H. and B.H. Like floating and watching the sun rise at the creek all those years. Pecker and Kit- tles I sure had a good time at Cape and at T.E.'s trailer on your birthday? KP — Sorry we re so mellow you’ll have to teach us how to get rowdy. TT —LMSOYG. BILBREY, TERRY — Oh, what a wonderful year! Working in the counseling center, BC jumping up and down like a rabbit. Choraliers was a blast too. Singing for Lions Club, wild goose chase to the hospital. (For Nothing) French Club’s Scavenger Hunt and our wrong set of twins. PS and TB s crash in the parking lot. I hereby give up my abil- ity to draw horses to OT Lots of power to the Srs. of 1980! BISHOP, VERNON — To all my friends, thanks for all the good times we had. Now the school years have ended and I've found what I want most and 272 she's found me, I LOVE YOU LISA T.! BLACKMAN, TINA — My senior high school years have been great. I have enjoyed every year. My best year was when I was in the 10th grade. I was a JV cheerleader. It was the most fun that I have ever had. To meet all the good-looking guys from different schools. But finally I found one and I'll stick to that one. And he's the main person I'll miss. Be sweet while I'm away Lee James. I'll never forget my years at Sr. High. BOHOLD, LISA — My high school years have been a lot of fun. I’ll miss everyone, teachers and students alike. The teacher I'll miss the most is Mr. Henson. There is no other teacher that can compare with him — he is a GREAT teacher. The class I'll miss the most is 1st hour Criminology and how Mr. Henson always scored on DA. My advice to underclassmen is reach for a goal and don't stop, keep going till you reach it no matter what, and be yourself. Thank you everyone for making my high school years memorable. BOUNDS, CAROL — I don't consider this a sad farewell. I consider it a blessing to leave with my sanity while everyone tries to keep making me insane. Steve Spence you’ve been the greatest psycho I’ve ever known. In fact the only one except for your insecure friend. Penny Medley you've been the greatest friend ever. Anne, Che- ryl, Lula, Gina, Becky you are all great friends. Thanks a lot Rob. BRADEN, MIKE BRAMLETT, KEVIN — Thanks PBHS, my teach- ers, and my friends for understanding for these last four years. GC. SV, JC, RH, let's go to Jones- boro in reverse. Mish, I got a funny joke. RH, 1 ' 2. GT, you are my favorite neighbor. JC, let's go four-wheeling in two wheel drive. MO, I hope you get your ice cream soda. KEEK, yes. I'll write you a sports story. TZ, come out of those woods or I'll shoot. And saving the best for last, CJR, I'll miss you friend. BRIDGES, JACK BRITTON. MATHEW BROOKERSON, STEVE — Well, well. What can I say? This year has been most memorable. MM (alias PONY ) remember KH and C'mon guys, let's get him. TS — Tweesers please. FD — shattered glasses and I hate you! I hate you! GS — Oh please Tammy don't go. BD — anyone for disco? And to all upcoming Srs. I leave these words of advice — Stay in school and keep cool. Later whimps. BROWN, DAWN M BROWN, KAREN — Thanks for the memories PBHS: KA — I'll never forget our trip to California and Disneyland!; Graduation 79? AW — Remem- ber the all-nighter; roommates for a week; last day of school 79; and SPUD! MM — good times at the trailer (I'll never tell!) Prom night! Girls BB. SD, SK, DH, AW, CZ, FT — One year with you wild people was all I could take! SS and TB — Yea I remember Hair of the Dog, things will never be the same after that night in 78. TS, SM. KJ, and TS — We had some really great times; you were there when I needed you most, thanks for being my friends! And to Randy Ray — You'll always be my favorite Disc Jockey! I love you. Do you hear wedding bells?? (June 7,1980) BROWNING, BRIDGETTE — PBHS, you have the best years of my life. Thanks to Hillard for intro- ducing me to Leonard my loving husband. Good Luck to all my friends especially Anita Porter, Leonard, I love you. BOYERS, DETEK BRYAN, ROBYN — The class of 80 has had its ups and downs but that's all a part of life. Make the best of your Sr. year because it's your last. I couldn't have done it without you Bob and Mandi (love ya!) Good-bye CG, AK, and LR. Traci stick with it you can do it. Graphic Arts be easy on Mr. Yeakley. BULLINER, RITA — The thing I will miss most of 273 PBHS is all my friends and the loads of home- work. Oh, yea, I forgot I’m going to miss Mr. Dan- iels. Who's going to keep me in line now? Well bye friends. IRY BURKE, KAREN — I remember my freshman year when I moved to PBHS. No one talked to me for three days. Then DL did. Thanks for helping me get adjusted to PB. JC thanks for making my jun- ior year the best ever. I’ll never forget you and all the good times we had — RMA. KAM — remem- ber McDonald's at lunch and all the guys! BM, TB, and SB — I’ll never forget third hour and the names you called me. Bruce don't forget Bill and Linda. ZM —ILY. BURNETT, KAREN — GT, LP, CV, DR, BH, KS — Thank you all for being such great friends to me. We've been through a lot together. Things like: St. Louis, Cotton Bowl, dance at UTM, colored balloons, Conners, one night stands, fun at Jeans, Bonneterre guys, dad's question, con- stant trips to Freds, serious talks, wedding recep- tions, Jackson Track Team, Chico's, 79 Yr. for first, band trips, Purple Jesus, early morning out- ings, Taco, time checks, revenge, dirt roads, Butch — I’ll always care, and tennis at 12. Thanks for the memories kids. I’ll remember you — Bad Girls — cause we are family. CASE, CINDY — Hey Lu-Lu, remember party” at the trailer. And getting lost in the cow pasture. Hey LH, UM, MW, KS — “Who’s gonna drive. Oh, what about Hot Blooded at the fire. Hey BW and SD thanks for the lift. Hey EK, GD, RH, KF, DE, thanks for nothing. AF stay out of the yard. Hey LU-LU, throw your cup.” No, it’s just REO. To RH, “A Man You’ll never BE.” Oh, and who can forget the Feelin Satisfied.” And last but not least, Please Don’t Go,” Freebird, I Love You. You’ll all be in my heart forever. Oh, J and J — Good luck, I hope you get the house decorated and furnished. CASEY, DANNY — From the song, Gonna be a Rock and Roll Singer” by AC-DC: You can stick your golden handshake, you can stick your silly rules, and all the other % $@ that you teach the kids in school. Cause I ain't no fool!!! Gonna be a rock and roll singer. CASEY, SUSAN — Well, Class of 80, it's hen When we were freshmen it seemed it would be a eternity, but the years flew right on by. Next yee we have to start all over. I’ll miss you bunch c nuts and will never forget the good times —th crazy band trips with Sooey, Arelida and Den Kay, the great parties, and generally making fool of myself and have a good time. However, IT anxious to go. Just think of all the people I WON have to ever see again! Good-bye PB . . . It’s bee fun! CLANAHAN, KIM — Remember, KA — bumme or I guarantee it. LT — Monica where’s the alarr clock. MM — that’s funky looking. MH — He) rubber-legs. TM — waiting outside B building; lunch. I’ll miss you all. Sr. 80 get out there and g for it!!! CLARK, DEAN — It was a very round thing ... COCHRAN, CHRIS — I’ve spent two of my foi years here at PBHS and even though I thought I never get through it I know it will be the bigge loss I’ve ever had to face when I have to leave.. COLEMAN, MACHELL — Another year is done and it’s the final one. I’ll be sad, yet I’ll be glac But I'll thank God it’s done. COOK, THERESA — I’d like to thank all of rr friends for making my four years at PBHS unfo gettable — DC, KV, BW, remember the time tf Army came to visit us? DB — remember the gar that used to be? By the way, Get down out of th; tree!” Tee — and SV — remember when we we' to Sunset House for lunch? AP — remember tf time we got stuck in the mud? KM, BG, RB - remember the time we went to Dexter? RW - remember going T.A. hoppin? The time we we to Florida? Runnin our__________legs off? Ne Year’s Eve '78, and Prom night 79? COX, JANICE — Friends: Lou, wart, gabby ca face, swanper, lucke remember “Who’s gonr drive?”, shot gun, schemin. Lou, remember tt party at the trailer, gettin lost in the cow pastur To RH, a man you’ll never be. CC, we can laut with the best and cry with the rest. Maybe RM a keep you out of trouble and give me a rest. J' 274 JD I do believe you'll make it and Good Luck. CG __remember crying and fallin over the rock at the fairgrounds, you will be in my heart forever and I'll never forget the times we've had. Later On . . . CREWS, DIANA — The past 4 years have been the best years of school, but my Sr. year is the best. I have been lucky, because I belong to some great organizations and worked with great people. I’m proud of our class because we always try. Thanks for all the help to the teachers and administration without you we wouldn’t be the best. I would like to leave one thought for those who follow: that if you give up, you lose. The class of 80 hasn't lost yet. CROY, GARY — Thank you Class of 80 for mak- ing this the funniest and craziest years of HS. I will always remember all the trips to football games and the CC meet the next day, crash and burn of the speedway, deciding what it will be tonight, the napkins at PI, Sonnies — How about Uncle Don’s, Bones ' 2, Beans Gullability, Mish falling out of trucks, Bramlett pulling a Bramlett, and last but not least No Card strides again, good luck kid I'll be thinking about you, and remember DON'T WORRY ABOUT IT. GOOD LUCK SR. 80. DAILEY, STRELLA — To lose something or someone physically never really erases all the heart thoughts of the lost. I lost someone 2 years ago but only for a temporary time I know that when they return this summer my heart thoughts will mean even more. I only wish the separation from all of my friends here at PBHS could be that temporary, but why wish for the impossible. So I leave you with this thought. People so seldom say I love you, and then it's either too late or love goes, so when I tell you I love you, it doesn’t mean I know you'll never go only that I wish you didn’t have to . .. Laurence Craig-Green DANNER, JO — My Sr. year is finally here, I have waited for so long. This year has been the best. It is sad to be leaving familiar sights but I’ll be gald to be out of school. Thanks to the gang for help- ing make this year ex. special. Remember, KA — Choir, JD — Howdy, DB — Hello? Are you there?, PM — I gotta talk to you. DB — d and d, ss, WW — Little Brother, MT — 846 and we don't talk anymore. LT — remember may and the music, LP — HUHS, Good friends are forever — I love you. DARNELL, CINDY — I will always remember PBHS and all of my friends. LG remember all the times we had our jr. year and also thanks for help- ing me through the bad times. LG, RW, and TV member Clerical Practice gossip sessions? JM, TD and LG — Mr. Craft’s easy tests ? Terry thanks for the good times, I'll never forget you. It’s been a long 4 years, but I'm glad it's over! DAVIS, DABRINA — MEMORIES, that's one thing money can’t buy — but it's the one thing HS has given me KW — sneaking out, MB tearing her jeans. KJ — Our resembling characteristics, cry- ing on each other’s shoulders. JE — Queenie, quartets, horserides, CAMPOUTS! ME — silky's, quartets, Chief Wa Pa Pa, falling out of trucks, 4:45 _ Oh! no! DF — LOVE PROBLEMS! quar- tets, Cedar Shade. FT — Brief encounters at Robby's! Carlson's MN — MM fire — Do you remember it? Never ending New loves, chocolate attacks. JM — Memphis! Double-dates, boxing!! your house with KH and RP. TD — I think it was something yellow, drinking eggs, hold my head up, bunking party (BB) I love you all; RB — You're my first, my last my everything. I love you Babe! DAVIS, ROBBIE — My 4 years at PBHS have been great. Remember SS Memphis, Miami, St. Pat's Day and Mainstreet TT (Otis Campbell) The Joker Club, layin in cemeteries TRS The Cock- eyed Camel, going back for one more quart in KC. JDL The Traveling Man and the Bloomfield trip. KP They’re good but not that good. I’m caus- ing, slow down, and there's more fish in the sea. SL The Wet Willie in Columbia, getting caught with grandpa’s stuff. CC you owe me 60 dollars. BSG (the pup) save your money. DICKERSON, TRACY — PBHS has brought me many great times: JM — Car washes, DL's torna- does, bunking parties, trampolines act straight. MF — Chief Wa Pa Pa, 13-day episode, falling on me, KS's, eggs, floaties. MF — Drinking eggs, boxing matches, it was only a lemon! hold my head up. FT — It's a bust! Rambler, in the kitchen sink? ice-schemer, JE — Hit the_______brakes! camp-outs, one-way streets, Halloween. MN — Driving in London, decorating BM's car, Snider's brownies. LAG — Climbing fences with alarms. 275 TS — Battling with CH-, oranges. SA — Throwing ice, test-driving cars. The best part high school is Randy. You're very special to me and I can't wait till One of these days gets here. I love you. DICKEY, JIM — Somehow I made it through high school with my sanity, sanity, sanity, STOP THAT! They're all against me — doesn’t matter though, they're all paranoid. Speaking of paranoid, a man came up to me on the street the other day. He was a very round thing. The Best. Good man that round thing. Precious. I'd like to thank all the little people (you know who you are) who have made me the success that I am. The only things that are worth something, cost something. Darn . .. The cost of being popular is a lot. DOLLE, CHRISTY — VL Remember double- dates, good parties and long girl talks,” Frosh Homecoming, Band trips, laughter tears and love! SD We are family! STF! Verlene band trips, long late night talks, smiles, tears and a new-found friendship. Suzy-Q Rezall, Eng. Comp. Boys!! cchowin all the time, charge accounts, can I bor- row a quarter? DS, SV, VL. DB!!! Sho-me, Concert Choir, Choraliers — If you remember me, you made my dreams come true. My love goes with you! Tone, you're Still,” something special to me, Always and Forever” Verlin, I love you . .. Still! DOUGLAS, TERRY — The year '80 is finally here, it was a long wait. The past year has been a lot of fun with the MCC gang and all my new friends. I owe a lot of my great times, to RK. I hope in the future fellow PBHS students have good friends as I have: BW, RW, DB, DE, RK, AP, PM, LH, EH. And in the near future, I hope CP will quit hating and go out with me, One time.” EASTWOOD, PAM — It’s finally over. It's been fun and I’m going to miss all the good times I’ve had. Especially the ones with ARM. Don’t forget the times we spent in the office together. And it wasn't too bad up there on the hill. Thanks for all the good times together ADR. Goodbye PBHS. ELDER, DENISE — It's almost over. I can’t believe it's finally near the end of my school years. I have to say though these 4 years here at PBHS have been fun. I’m really going to miss PBHS. All the great times with SA, CA, ML. LB and SH. SA remember our Jr. Prom and the bant trip back from Springfield our Sr. year. We will a go our ways now, but there will always be memo ries. Good luck Srs. of 80. You're the best BN, I always love you. ELLEDGE, ANGIE — Many unforgettable memo-1 ries have been made the last 4 years. Like sitting! by my wild friend VL. 6th hr. moving right alone' with VD, and getting the true picture with IS anc1 also surviving AS warped sense of humor. To AW I want to say, Bonjour. SED you're a great friend Remember YC and all the good times. GW nc1 more H's please. Sr. 80 will always do it better. 1 ENGLAND, JANET — PBHS I'll miss you DF, JW' RA, — pitchers of soda, riding horses, playin uno‘ KJ — RS car overheating. JM — Will we ever for get that night. Halloween, chasing Tracy, be careful around bridges. FT — Be careful nex time driving, camping out, TD — Hope RC keep; up with his keys, camping, keep your eyes on the road. MN — Watch out for the car behind you Keep your bathing suit on! CD — I'll sleep on the couch, making up word in band, long talks. MF — Chief Wa Pa Pa. camping! And RA ILY thanks for all the memories and good times. FISTER, SEAN — I'll never forget my HS years or the friends. We’ve got the best class ever to go to PBHS. We’ve got the best lookin girls. Who says midnight skeenim doesn't pay off? Right TZ' (PAND K) MEMORIES: ease up Fat Dog you toe Elvis (keep those ears shinin you mean Slid! Hick) Good Luck to the Brothers of 80: TZ, KP TT, SL, “BUBBA STUDD, Bucky, RS, GC, SV JB, RD, ML, and GM. Coach C I couldn't have made it if you hadn't yelled, screamed, shoved etc . . . me to where I am. Thanks, keep in touch 80! Skinny Dog FLOWERS, MICHELLE — My HS years have been GREAT, thanks to all my friends. Here's e few of the memories ... of the way we were. KN — letter jackets. CH — Bloomfield and “Wher the party’s over. KW — Twinkies and ambu lance rides. TS — Parking lots and BP's. KJ — punch bucket and FW's shoes. DF — shorthanc lessons and Cedar-Shake. FT — punch concoc- tions and dark roads. JE — camping trips anc 276 Chief Wa-Pa-Pa. MN — St. Louis, confessions, and Dec. 2, 1979. TD — throwing eggs and those foreign smells. JM — midnight journeys and Memphis. CD — Florida and Silly's 4:45. GM — thanks for the advice. GC SV KB JC — thanks for all the good times. I love you all!!! .FORD, DEBBIE — We waited 3 years to be Srs. :and now it's practically over. Thinking back to all •the crazy things that have happened I realize how Jmuch I'm going to miss PBHS and my friends. KJ, kJE, FT — Remember Hide-n-Seek in the dark? and all those pitchers of coke MM — Will we .ever forget Big V MN — you get up, you're the nurse?” MF, TD, CD, MN, JM — We can't forget Springfield and the Cedarshake? MF — stay out of trucks! JW — The best for last, Thanks for .all the good times and happy memories, ILV always. Good Luck Sr. 80! FOUST, DAVID — 7:00 every morning I really (dreaded the next day but now that it is my Sr. year Tm glad I had to go through it because looking £back it was a blast. Underclassmen: I have only 'got one thing to say; Go For It. MC, GF, The 3 6musketeers can't get no better. MC YAGNY: GF 'GALG see ya PBHS Thanks, IJW FOUST, GARY — When I was a Frosh I came to this school dreading it, now I’m a Sr. and it wasn't 'too bad. I've only got one thing to say to you cunderclassmen: cherish high school it's over ;before you know it. MC, DF we were too bal. MC — YAGSOM DF — IAGNPY MFGMM. CH too bad cit didn't work out. 'GILMORE, LEE ANN — I'll never forget all the ecrazy times I’ve had. CD — Remember looking ’fora Grand Prix and a Chevrolet 4 Vi every week- end? RW, TB, and CD, remember all the gossip sessions in Clerical Practice? CD, JM, TD — Don't forget Mr and Craft and the “easy'— Tests MF — Thanks for all the advice for my love life, «you were right CGG and all the others — «TOUGH LUCK! Joey, looks like we made it! I love ‘‘you and always will. PBHS Thanks! -GRANEY, SUSAN — Bye PBHS you gave me the «start for my dreams. YOUR job is done. To my friends, I love you for the memories of the way «we were 1-10's, Flaggies, FBI's, CIA's, L NL”F's, SAT's, they spell memories. B F F = 2. CD — 3rd hr. and Rexalls. VH — RB-vs-JF, SG-vsDB, cat’s and favors; anytime. Davi — You took a part and made it very special, 33 fan club forever. JTSP. Mom and Dad — I love you. Leisa — Thanx for being a friend; remember? Eva — where did it go . . . Don — 12-16-78, it all began, You made it so special, will the promises ever be kept. . . ILY. GRAY, REGINA — Will I gate to go but my school days are almost at an end, I've had lots of fun in the past years that I'll never forget. But most of all I'll miss all of my good friends:: GP, DC, DB, KS, MC, GB, TS. I would also like to thank my teach- ers I've had in the past years. Good Luck Sr. 80! GRIFFIN, CAMERON — I have had a lot of fun these past 4 years. It's sad that I have to leave, just as I’m getting used to it. I won't miss the school. It's all the beautiful friends I have and the fun we’ve shared at PBHS that I will miss. GC — Let’s go to lunch and cobb. SF — Fat Dog! TS — Let's go hunting RF — You were a lot of fun. KM — I spilled my soda, ha ha Underclassmen: You'd better live it up. You can't be crazy enough at this place! GROBE, LINDA — I leave my typing ability to Sonja, she needs it more than I do. I want to thank all my teachers for putting up with me. Glad we were friends — KB. KB, JH, DR, SM. MC, TE, SC, SM, LM, and all the others, JH remember state contest and New Year's Parties Sr. 80 you're great. HAGER, JIM — Rock and Roll, PBHS, it's been a great four years. We didn't think we could make it, but we flew through. Sr. 80 will rule forever! Good-bye TT, My love goes with you! HALES, HOLLY— Nothing can bring you peace but yourself. Nothing can bring you peace but the triumph of principles. Kan, Rupe, Petersham, Cape Cod, Midsummer,” Judith — sense of self !! Fort Lyon, Colorado: Dearest John, our spot, Last Day of May '79, backgammon, Janie — thank you for your friendship, Oscar: Remem- ber the laughter, our many talks, and the master keys. CC — ammunition,” Give 'em Hale, 277 Holly,” Tom TT. — no, I'll never forget our Escapes ; lunches, layouts, and the radio show. Plays, Contests, Decisions LJP the III — I’ll learn that trick riding yet! our friendship and prom- ises. JAA — Yes, the future is ours! HARDIN, CHERYL — DM, DD, MM, AM, AR, PE, Remember the crazy stuff we did! DM and DD remember the party till my Dad found out . . . you have been down DM remember the fight you got into with CB and made me go with you . . . and then I had to get into it too. MM hanging out the window and singing Wang Sand Sweet Pudding Tang . . . Shaking her thing .. . AM and PE ... Remember the Rodergs. AR (Little Miss Muffet, Bubbles) We’re Still the Ones! HARGRAVE, JUDY — Bye PBHS, MM and DR — I love you both more than Rassin Fread (MM — with lots of raisins) JH remember being teachers pets in 2nd hour. Ah . .. No! LG and DR — New Year Eve Parties and jogging at @:00 AM. LG thanx for the surprise party, I loved the ping-pong balls. DS I love to go turtle-smeaking with you. camping with Panger Bob, Spud and Randy. All of our walks and stuff were fun! ILY — Dave. HARWELL, TONJA — Memories — That's a sum- mary of my four years in high school. AH, CD, DM, PJ — Thanks for putting up with me CD — I hope you and SH will always be together. Thanks for going to Ellsinore with me. I’ll never forget it. DM — Good luck with SF. PJ — I hope we ll always remain friends. AH — I hope you work out your problems. Thanks also to my old time friends PM, VH, PJ, KP KS — Thanks for the good times. ILY HAYS, RAY — Thanks class of 80 for the past 21 years especially for the Great clubs like Club 57 and for some of the best places to go like the Mountains. Class of 80 not only the largest class but the absolute greatest. HELTON, REGINA — Time has swiftly passed and it's hard to believe that my senior year is over. I have a lot of memories that I will always remember and hold dear. Thanks to my many teachers that have helped me and especially thanks to Mr Yeakley in Graphic Arts. My word of advice to the underclassmen is to do your best and try to learn something that will help you in thif many years to come I hope my friends will keep ie touch and remember me as I will them. Good-byei P i HENSON, CINDY — The best thing about th$- future is that it comes only one day at a time If it came any faster I don't think we would ever makei it. The impossibility of yesterday has become th({ luxury of today and the necessity of tomorrow We have to part and go our separate ways, bu ture friendship can never be divided; so to you|( Big Mac, Dick, Mosh, Luke, Kris, Mish, Derby,( Beanhead, Swampcow, Wiener, and all the guys, who made my 4 years great, I give my best anc, wish you all the success and happiness in the world. Kittles it wouldn’t have been worthwhile- without you. I would like to leave with my las' words of wisdom, you may speak of love anc( tenderness and passion, but real ecstasy is dis-. covering you haven't lost your keys after all! I love you all — Good Luck! HENTHORNE, LISA — When I think about high school my memories are always filled with all the great friends and the times we shared. I want to thank VL for a hot summer roughin it, and meeting different guys everynite (I wonder if TH1 ever made it to class) (I Want You to Want Me)1 SAD — Thanks so much for the craziest times1 ever on those weekend nites, PI, making the' rounds, the get-a-lot crew to Springfield — disco- ing down at Lucy's and helping me become me Most important, thanks for being my 1 weasel partner!! Everyone else that has given me so' much fun, thanks so much. HILLIS, NANCY — My years at PBHS have really been ones to remember. There have been times when I thought I couldn't make it, but I always came through. The one thing I will always remem- ber and hold on to is the memories of Mrs. Jones trying to make choraliers perfect and I really believe she came closer than anybody anywhere Then there's Mrs. Turner in Concert Choir, I really appreciate her help and kindness. Thanks every- body. Good luck to all the Seniors of 80 and to all the following students. HODGE, DENA — The best things about high school was friends and fun times . . . SK — Remember ROE, Go for it in College Cubby RTGP MB — You got a goat? GT — I'm not mad 278 — Yea, I keep secrets. AD — Try not to wan- ner and please don't take the car. Stay away from eie mailboxes, and go for it DJ.AATBP — AATGPTC SS — Watch those dreams SC — jmember pleasant Hill Bil — you know why! PM it_ Yee-Hah! FT — Syndrome. AW — Go Thum- ier! CCT — 2nd in district, Sorry. I’ll never forget tiese good friends or all the great memories they Kave me. v j JIOOKER, LADONNA — This has been one of the fest years in High School and I couldn't have ,{one it without my friends: KY — Remember Sose crazy Friday nights on the town and some- eow I'd end up with KM and you with RB Remember — Jonesboro?) RW — Remember Se long talks we had about anything and every- Sing. Good luck with KT! BW — Remember nose parties at your cabin and the trouble we'd Always get into ) Pizza Inn Parking Lot?) TC — lemember the Lake, and the guys with the oat??? KM — I Love YOU!!! i ‘IOOPS, JANIE — Well, Donut, We re Bolivar jfound! Remember: St. Genevieve, ghost stories jind coke bottles, tickling fits on the knoll, Ice rips by B building, frosh chorus and choir cut- ,ips, “you wessonhead!” Maul that apple! , Did ,'ou get sleep last night?’’ Frenchie, J.D. .because of (me)! Fun with Mr. Duncan, Simon’s Jooties, screaming toilets, and late nite harmony? I Love You! KS — When you remember me ... ,-lolly; Felix, Penny, Give 'em Hale” Keep on scheming; JDP and Tom T. CC, you’re my sun- shine; DA, KA, ML, PC, AC, WH, JW, BM, I love you all!!! HOLLOWELL, LISA — To TG, VM, JC, CC, MW, TL, TS, KS, I’m going to miss all of you but of course I’ll still be around!! (Working and partying, also with Jamesy!) I had a lot of fun skipping my Jr. year but 48 days of OKIS just doesn't get it, so I made it up this year. The worst time I ever had skipping was with TG and VM, and DH when we went out to GM's house . . . It's kind of hard explaining to mom and dad how I got those scratches all over my face — at school! To VM, TG, and MW — do you remember old shaky,” jamin on Bob Segar and Journey, we thought we were really bad! Well, those were the good ole bays but I can always look forward to better ones. • love you all! UMNA A WART — alias LISA!! HUDSON, ELAINE — The last four years at PBHS have been the best part of my life, especially my Senior year. Patti, Cindy, Laurie, Debbie, Tammy and Karen you will always be my friends. TH, DA, TA, WK, DE, JP, JH, BF, SD, CS, SL, KA, RJ, KR, BB, you have all made it different and special in your own way. WABF RMA THIWYTALY HUFFMAN, JACE — I would like to thank every- one that has made my senior yr. complete. Hey, do you remember: dancing in the assembly, roll- ing hippies at the court, giving the ten count to Cape’s linebackers, give me one around the tree, Don’t bother me Coach, I’m busy, KM and the rest home, The Union, The Sam A. Baker gang, The Hill Brothers, The Shed Crew, Squiggy, Mo, Crazy Calvin, Quick Rick, Hollywood, Bubba P. and Baby JY. Always remember that we did have a dream and we did give it our best shot. I’ll never forget this school, my friends, KM. and the memo- ries. Oh those sweet memories!!! HUNKLER, VICKY PRIEST — All too soon our last year is here and gone and we'll each go our separate ways. TH and PM. I want to really thank you for all the times we’ve shared throughout all these years. RHA — Remember Doc” and all those days. We could always count on each other and still can. The most important thing that hap- pened these four yrs. is that I met Mike. He's my whole life now, no matter how hard the times may seem, it'll always be us. So my final words go to him; as I vowed, I’ll love you from this day forward till death do us part. HURT, LINDA — My Senior year meant: the chal- lenges of making better grades, competition that Sho-Me brought, the great friends I have acquired over the year since I lived here, and the fear I have of the unpredictable future. I wish I could reenact these past four years so I could enjoy the PBHS spirit. But, it would not be the same without all my friends of the class of 80,” they are the greatest. Bye, until our class reunion. JOHNSON, REBA — I'll always remember my high school years; getting Knee Deep in home work. But always Makin fthrough. All the assem- blies and being in Boogie Wonderland on week- ends. Those were the Good Times. But Still I have to Sail On to find my Destiny. Life is too short to worry about tomorrow just live and enjoy today to 279 the fullest. And don't do anybody wrong ’cause remember, What goes around comes around. JONES, CINDY — So many memories have been made these past 4 years that I will treasure for- ever. Remember Sue — walks down the hall to see someone. KM — Hutch '78 — times at the lake LW, RA, PK, and KM — Sikeston football game, Band trips. TB — Hutch '79 (fantastic) Sam A. Baker, Prom. SD — Remember midriff. Thanks Mick for stickin up for me — Ha! Thanks PK, RA, TR for the BEST birthday ever. Out of everything, I'm gonna miss all those talks with RA and PK, the most No one could have any better friends Remember, True friendships last forever! JONES, KRISTIE — 4 of the best years of my life have passed but all the memories remain forever. Tee S, SM, TS, remember Greers Ferry and all the other GREAT times we shared! CY — Comway, Ken and Greg Tee S — all the times we dis- cussed R and R. SM — never being in a fight and under the tunnel. TS — being left all day in the middle of Greers Ferry. Tee S, TS, SM, CY, ML, CM — Good-Bye Ole Buddies and I love you all. RSILY. JONES, PATTI — The past 4 years have gone by too fast, but my Sr. year was the greatest. The thought of leaving all my friends; maybe never seeing them again. It seems like yesterday I was just starting HS and here I am graduating. Thanks DM, CA, EH, LP, PE and MR for being my friends. And a special thanks to you, Smitti, for pulling me into your life. I'll love you forever and I'm looking forward to spending the rest of my life with you. Bye PBHS KERRBEY, SANDY — «34 — Remember Sher- lock Holmes and Wasson! We never did find out . or did we?! Don't forget who '26' was for, along with State, Caruthersville and N. Yr's! 3 — For a sprout you're 1 in a million Boy we’ve sure had our ups and downs didn't we! See ya at college. Best Friends Forever. «22 — RDEM Remember that? Thanks! dfATGPWHM KIT And waxing your car in 20 degree weather. Hang in there AUTOMATIC you'll make it! f f «33 — Remember AW, KB, SK, DH, SS, and U on the last day of school? '78. STS KIT f f. KEY, PAULA — I can't believe that it's alreat over. I've been through a lot these 4 years, bt I've always had good friends to turn to, thamr Cindy and Rose. We've shared a lot of laughta and plenty of tears! Memories good and bad hag been made — prom, FY Rose, band trips, Cind,_ party, Florida, June, Mish's, Sam A. Baker, Elef uus, Soph. Dance, CJ's gullability, RA's driving RAandTR — Thanks Ma and Pa! Bye PBHS 5 KING, AMY — Seniors, what a sweet word. Tint, to be free do go where I want and see what I cs see My HS years have been the craziest of a Thanks RB TS JP GT JR LH. | y r KNUCKLES, STEVE — A special thanks to ttt North Side Gang who really made it great. W KR RT KM DB TA and RJ. I'll never forget ya Even though we did not do well in state comp, wf were the best bowling team Pabst Blue Ribbon r the state. To LM it was really great while it lastec but it's better than ever now! Bye everyone it Concert Choir Pub., Track, FCA, Key Club, am most of all PBHS. I Especially want to say thanki to these wonderful girls who made my Sr. yeal Debbie, Daronda Deana, and Cindy. I LINDGREN, VICKY — PBHS it's time for me « say Good-Bye. I know someday I will wish I wa back. But for now all I want to say is thanks to a my friends that helped me through the years An a Special thanks to MC and KP. LITTLE, VICKI — Most of my memories of PBH are the good friends and nights out with the girls I'll never forget CD — double dates and good ok parties LH — ‘roughing it' dancin and weasel les sons SD — making me laugh and laughin at m RA — long talks and smart-aleck remarks CP - I'd rather be dead than . . . KC — my favori! BFA Mick — HI!! Angel — 12 in 1 van? H’s M an; R BBB's Jokes and JW — What's the key of life SR. 80 does it best! LOTT, GINA — Dear PBHS, The year has corns for me to say good-bye. I have thought a lot aboif this day. The memories of the years I spent wit! friends at PBHS will always remain in my mind, would like to wish my friends happiness and for tune in their lives. 280 icUECKE, MARY — This year is almost over but it s been great! I've got a lot of good memories urom my 4 years here. Thanks to SM (BFF), SA and CM. The only regret that I have is that the girls in this class didn't get along too; well. Good- ftuck — CN, CG. BH, SJ, KG (Massey) as Srs. in 18I. I'll miss you all. Do some partying for me! Cathy remember when we went and got provi- sions! 1UNSFORD, BEVERLY — The past 4 years has seemed like a lifetime, we never thought we would make it but we did. Ginger we have had a lot of fun and we have been to a lot of parties and you seemed to liven them up, remember the time my mom came to town early? I thought we were dead. Well best luck. MABRY, DENISE — Thanks to friends for the memories. MM — singin, dancin, in parking lots, chicken songs, and chasing weddings. DD — going along with crazy schemes, dare ya, New Jersey, and singing to Mickey Mouse. CH — Being with me everywhere I go, Quit that, you have been known, and making you feel better. MM and DD — sneaking out when the moon was shinin bright. DB — who needs him anyway? MM — someday you can wink, CH — someday you can walk, alone. Remember we’re still the ones! MATKIN, MARY ANN — DP, Face it the class of 80 is 1. What can I say but I love you. LF, RT, DF, JW — Good Luck this time. DF — Good-bye V, sleeping under the bed. ZM — Good Luck with KB, RC — Right down the line. Good Luck with CH. Tell Mom Hi! LB — Help me! What’s 4? KC — How’s your woo-woo? DH — Can you keep secrets? Thanks BB — What's an Alek? MM — There is no hope for you. To the Class of 80 Good Luck. MEDLEY, PENNY — My Sr. year has been like the final chapter of a good book, with the characters being my teachers and my friends I want to see the ending but I realize that with the last words come, the book of my Sr. year is over never to be opened again. LM — take care of '81, SM — take care of '82, LJ, GF, PP. MR, SR, LR, TH, VH, JD, MS, and the rest thanks for the good times. Remember to trust in God to take care of every- thing. Take care of PBHS and Thanks Srs. 80. McDAIEL, DEBBIE — It's finally over, I can't believe it. I'm leaving behind lots of memories. PJ remember all the donuts and popcorn we ate for lunch. And all the hours we spent on the phone. EH — When we met each other after 4 years and all the fun we had. DD and PM all the laughs we had in Mr. Vances art class. JD GM CD and BB telling wild jokes in COE and getting in trouble a lot. Donnie you'll always be the one. I love you. Best of luck to the class of 80. McDANIEL, KATHY — My 3 years at PBHS have been the best of anywhere. Looking back at all the fun we had: LR — What time is it? Mish — PI, letterjackets, “Randy I don't like you! DB — Birthday parties, group pictures with PBR, Jour- nalism . . . Lisa Mac — Walter and Rob, July 4 water skiing, Guru's Trucking Service, Jan. 9, Fri. Feb. 16 in Mrs. Meyrs 7 hr. What'd he get me for Xmas? Robbie, my Bear, the best for last — Thanks for all the special times since Feb. 17, Babe. You're my one and only. 143 Forever. Class of 80, you're great. McLANE, JANA — PBHS years have been the best, now are only memories. CD only lemons? flashing lights. TD — your 1 st bunding party, dou- ble date twirp dance, dinner at MH, that strange order? JE — weeble, campouts, unforgettable wrecks, and hiking in closets? DF — the knife- man, restrooms at SMS, are full yet? MF — Mid- night journeys, broken tailbone, Memphis, Are you awake? LG — Van Buden, climbing burglar- ized fences, and a masked stranger? CH — Cal- vin eye and Keener feet. MN — Decorating BM's car, brownies, and crusin in the TA with TT MM — Mizzou and FLOATIESH FT — double dates, rambler cruises, Van Buren. KW — Walks from PI and spike the GS punch. Thanks you all espe- cially you Kurt! You’re still the one. F L Y. MICKEY, SUSAN — Mary Kay do you remember the writing on the wall, Florida, Dairy Queen and burgers up, your screw up 66 hr, and our '79 Xmas it was great I'll never forget you. Sooey, A and W, no gas, FI FI femember our trip down the bottom of the river and my violent mouth. And no card, thank you so much for the Rainbow Con- nection Not only '80 but to everyone of my life thank you for my years in high school. ILY all PS Hoo-T-Hoo. 281 MILLER, KRISTER — To special friends for whom I care — thanks for the memories that we share: It takes a parade to ride in SV’s vet. Park- ing Lot Patrol. Laysa — Squad 4 Did more AS, “Z. Arelda, RA, PK, etc., thanks Lana L. “2V2.” Let’s argue Tom T, CJ — first dates and Hutch. Lew — Remember 7-11 curbs, roller-skating and 'See ya in 4 years’’ mini golf bets, Oct. 12 and schemin? We’ll always tie for 1 weaselette! Yes, Mr B . .. This is the Sr. bus. JYH: The rest home and MO’s speeding ticket. Best of luck always. Seniors Do It Better ILY Class of 80. Always remember me. MOSER, SANDY — Luke ... we finally made it! (ILY — BFF) (But Billy Joel still brings back mem- ories. AS ) Cat . . . remember, when things are at their worst they can only get better! ASU — here we come! Suz . . . you keep my secret and I’ll keep yours! Sis . . . thanks — just for being. And Jrs. — BG, Massey, Sis, Lujie, SJ, BH, CA, LF, CG, Sissyk I wish I could take ya’II with me! ILYa’II! From the beginning — Kris, Tis and Silk, and always. Good-Bye old Buddies” Sr. 80 for- ever (but KP — Nothing ever happened . ..?) MURENO, ANGIE — Will It looks like I finally made it. Remember all the trouble we got into PJE. Especially those with BRK. MORSE, KIM — When I think back on my PBHS days, I think of happy times too many to count. But here are a few. Kerry A — Your 2 left feet. You and ZM fixing me up. Thanks for being the best friend I have ever had. KN — All of our talks. I’m glad it has worked out for the best. RA — tak- ing 3 minutes to get to band practice but taking an hour to get home. Also our cruises around town at 4:00 AM. Linder Lou — All our fights. I am gald we are still friends. I LOVE YOU ALL!! I’ll miss you PBHS. MORRIS, MARSHA — HS has left me with great memories. I can thank lots of people for it. DM, remember operas and chicken song? DD, about your eye. CH, being taken home? AR, the fun talks at Burger Chef. JH and Dr, “I love you more than raisin bread! DM and DD, Did you know, sneakin' out? Wang-Dang, my favorite song, DM and old men DD, Mickey Mouse assemblies, and following weddings. You’re all great friends. We re still the ones. I have accomplished a lot during the 4 years, but my greatest was findiro Brit. ILY Brit. , v NANCE, GINGER — We made it classmates. Se you people at our 20th reunion, 2000. Good Luci Beverly. ( NANCE, KIM — KD, remember the fun times} your house, choo choo. DE, going to the drive-i and telling GR and JC that LP left us. LP, us likin. the same guys but at different times, you gettin; mad at me over DK. GT, riding around with Kf and wondering if we would ever get back to nv car. DK, the arguments we've had but never let ting them last too long. ILY. KM — you alway being in a good mood at 4 am but being a groucl at 1 pm. DK, KD, KM. LP, DE, GT, LBP, LL, and L( thanks for being around when I needed you. NATIONS. NANCY — School is over and a begir ning of a new life for me. There’s a lot of choice to make. No more classmates to help me t decide. So many memories that are with me ye left behind. I would like to thank my friends fc everything and to my teachers for trying to teac me what I need to know. For my words of advice Take your time, do it right in school — you' never have it to do over again. NELSON, MISSIE — Thanks for all the memories Here are a few that come to my mind. MF: playin freeze-out, flat tires at Mizzou, going to bed an seeing the light. TS: getting stuck New Year’ Eve. CD, MM fire, Big Star. JE: Weebles waddl but they don’t fall down! FT: the trip to Van Bure last year. KW: mingling with the mangled Df seeing strange objects at Cedar Shake. JM: th Neelyville game, pineapple juice. SA: doubl dates, spending the night in the camper. I’ll mis you PBHS. PARSONS, CONNIE — Thanks PBHS, for all th good times. KC remember Florida and th twins. Mic — remember slinky dress and KA boots. FF don't worry we may never be chemist but what would Disco Rick do without us flunkie No card Don’t worry Uncle Dave will ease up o ya someday. Frank it's been fun. Tam Tam, hoi on to RW he's cute. SV remember my birthda; PB the glass heart broke. 282 5ATY0N, GINA — My school days are almost )ver and they were fun while they lasted. All the :razy stunts UJ, JW, NW, and I done in 9th grade, vlr. Jr., Vica State contest, Six Flags and the stuffed dog. I would like to thank my teachers I :iad in HS for putting up with me, especially Mr. Weakley. Maybe he won't have a bunch like DC, .R, NN, RH, JK, JB and me again if so I wish him jood luck. RG and CG all the luck in the world. And to all the underclassmen enjoy while you can ind Good Luck. Sr. 80 PEARL, JIM — Here it is, the time where all of us nave been waiting for. We are all Srs. and it’s time to go. It really doesn't seem possible. It's been ots of fun and I'll miss everyone at PBHS. I 'ENNIBAKER. LAURIE — CA, KB, DW, GT, EH, J, KS, DE, JW, KN, KD, TW, MM. Thanks for jeing such great friends. KB, KD. GT remember the Jackson Track T. KS, KB, GT — playin tennis tt midnight. KB — Bonnie Terre guys and the ake? also who's been____________in the car? KN, OE, KD, CM — picking flowers and getting Phased by the man with a shotgun. CM — Xmas trees with cowboy boots. DW — babysitting at vlartha s. Good Luck on your weddin plans. DE, KD — going to the drive-in and fighting over JC. KN, DE — going to Bernie and getting stuck in tie ice. DE, SH, KM, — the PA system. MD — you're special. SS — I’ll never forget how ■etarded you are. PINNINGTON, BRENDA — The past 4 years have been great. PBHS is really great and I’ll never for- get it. Thanks to CC, LC, CK, MP, SR, MR, for all the times we've had together Hope we can get together again before long. Good Luck with DW and LC. PIERCE, MARILYN — My Sr. year has been a time of great fun and friendships. BJ, CB, SM, JF, FK, RMH, SR, AC, PM, MR, LC, LB and I have bad some great times this year which we can tondly look back to in later years. I doubt if any of us will ever forget the perfume fight or the fire- crackers. Then there were the surprise birthday parties and Xmas caroling, but one thing to say to underclassmen and that is to enjoy being with four friends now because graduation will soon be here. PLEDGER, JERRY — All the high times I had with Bad A, Bucket Rooseer, Butch and the gang are times I will truly miss when we all go off to col- lege. All the wild weekends, bookin' up on lunch hour and all the fun we used to have in track practice with Bill are days I will always remember. Good Luck to all the Srs. of 80, and let's start this decade off with a bang PARTY! PULLIAM, JOHN — When I'm home PBHS will have 1 less, Flash Bubba Rack boy, Mop boy, Johnnie Disco, Alias John Pullium. I’ll miss 6. Rick, Rack boy Lynch, Furgeson, and Tom T Tally Thacker. Most of all I'll miss someone who is very special to me LT ILY LT. Well I’ll leave all of my hospital sickness behind. I’ll miss all of my friends and thanks for being there when I needed you. POTEET, KENNY — What a year! PBHS has brought me many a memory; thanks to the Brothers of the faith Hey TS: 18 years, what luck! SS: Please get out next time. RD: How’s your knuckles TT: I wouldn’t be embarrassed, everyone barfs when they play LP! SL: Theres other fish in the sea SM: “Slow down, I’m getting sick My deepest apologies go to TD, JM, CD, MF, FN. Hey BM, ML, and CD; don’t be so lively! Hey brothers I’ll never forget, Traveling Man Nut- bush, and the WEEKENDS! Thanks for the MEM- ORIES. PYLE, KIM — The time has come to say good- bye, to all my friends at Sr. high. I hope to see ya in the future years, to remember the moments, heartaches, and tears Thanks VT, RB, and KM, for helpin me see to the end. KP and BT forever. RATTLER, LISA — I’ll miss 1st hr. Criminology the most and hear him talk about DA. I would like to leave SM to BM. BM don’t forget about Raiders Homecoming '78, DA, AW, NM, we have had a lot of fun going out to lunch and out to the college. DA too bad you didn’t get to mess around with DF and MG. I hope you did get to talk to RK, RB. I know you'll never get RT back but keep trying, smile. MT, I’ll always remember all the good times we spent together. I hope to see you all during the coming years! 283 RAWLINGS, SELINA — The past 4 years have gone by so fast. We leave behind the frustrations and problems but take with us the memories of the good times. I couldn't have made it without the help of my friends I'll miss all of you. Thanks class of '80 for making it super! REYNOLDS, DONNA — JH, CV, KW, KB, LG, LM, MM, LJ Thanks for a great year. All the great times like: weekends, chases, big time conners, raisin bread, celebrations, you all be sure and watch the time, the week at UTM, let's go party. Good Luck to the flag and rifle corps KW, EH, see you all in Aug., more spring water. DB, my Sr. year has been the best because it brought us back together. You're everything to me forever Love ya! I’ll remember you! .. . bad girls, we are family. RECHEY, JEAN — Thanks to all my friends for a wonderful year. LG and SC — hanging signs while racks are flying. JD — those good looking guys. SD — good luck with DM. SM — your best friend KC. MF — those loyal officers. LH — 7th hr. typing class. MR — thanks for all the wonder- ful memories. RICHEY, MELISSA — I finally made it. I’ll never forget PBHS. I have had a great Sr. semester. I'll miss everyone I never could have made it without Map and Liser. I hope all our “gatherings” will work out, PP and GE Thanks to Gee Wee, Pen SR. BP, Batti and Laine. Best of luck to all. ROACH, LONNETTE — I didn't think this year would ever come I finally made it. Loved it but leaving it. ROBBINS, SHARON — The years have gone so fast. Remember when we were Freshmen we never thought it would end. I have had a lot of fun those past years. All the good times I had chasing guys with AR, JG, MP All the guys we met our soph. year. My Jr. year is the best because it’s when I met my love Chris. I'll always remember those times we had. RH do you remember at lunch time with AK when we would bother him. PBHS I'll miss you. ROBERTSON. CALVIN — HS is a short memotj ble part of your life. It had quite an influence a your life. Do the best with it. But most of }| remember the good times with your friends. Tl|| union. The Hill Brothers. The sheadcrew. Gettir; mellow! The weekends at 64 Dan A. Rolling at It) Court, Leave me alone I'm busy. Around the tre. Quick Rick, Squig, JY, MD, Fat D, What's it « Getting hyper, Hit a hippie. I'll miss it all. We nee to keep in touch. ROBERTSON, LISA — There'll always be a sp- cial place in my heart for my memories of PBH: Remember Melee and Penner racing to 6th ho. because we lost track of time: squeezing; th whole gang into PM's car; Map and Melee drivir me crazy with their “boy crazy personalities These special friends life up the years. Thank also to Ms. Hogg, Mr. Nobles, and Mrs. Summer for the personal concern they gave their pupils And most of all special thanks to Kennie for thi tender love and care that he had shown and w forever show me. Farewell underclassmen. Lisei ROWLAND, TINA — It seems like yesterday w were roaming the halls as freshmen. DB - remember the time we drove 15 miles to return soda bottle? KM — have you learned to talk o the CB yet? We were like sisters, what happenec LB — Thanks for listening and helping fix me u with VL. It was fun while it lasted DH — remen ber playing frisbee in the parking lot? I'm going! miss all of my friends. The only thing aboi school I'll miss is the pep assemblies. RUDISILL, ANNETTE — Over my 4 years? PBHS. I’ve met a lot of neat people, and I hope w can keep in touch. SR — remember those wee ends at the bowling alley and those parties at JO MM — our talks, getting into trouble for talkint DM; and Bubblesk just beginning to get to kno’ you both has been fun, may our friendship grov Most of my memories go to someone who wa with me through these 4 years and the years t come. Randy N. I love and care for you vei much. RUSSELL, MARY JO — This is the year I've bee waiting for, and now that it's here I just wish I ha it all to do over again. I'll miss everyone I had th pleasure of knowing, especially those in Ar 284 tChoir, and Sho Me, cause you're family, and iyou'11 always be number 1, right Ray. Chris thanks (for all the good times we had together, (remem- ber TTAL) Everyone who gave me all these mem- iories, thanks and Good Luck in the future. RUTH, JENNIE — My HS years have been just :great. To my friend Grocho do you remember those “tricky stairs and “pink elephant Kim S. and Grocho remember rock cruising and eat- ing a pound of chocolate chip cookies. Billy M remember the window dawn at Bacon Park and the water and ice. Whitey you Indiana guys are awful crazy Susy remember Mary Jo Rus sell. AP do you remember me. I will always mill and love you PBHS. SILKWOOD, TRACEY — When we were Frosh we thought we'd never make it to our Sr. Year. Now it's here and I can't seem to recall where the time has gone. I've made some special friends here at PBHS and as we all go our separate ways I'll depend on the unforgettable memories. I can never mention all of my friends and special times but hey Buddies” remember Greers Ferry week- end and all the other great times? And thanks to TMS for being there when I needed you! I couldn't forget LEW or ARS — Two special friends! Good-bye old buddies! SIELERT, TINA — I'm going to miss PBHS It's showed me good and bad, even helped me to grow up. What I'll miss most is Cheerleading, Red turning off the radio every time she talks and her telling me she knows where she’s going. Milkey and her fickleness, Chins and our adventures to Little Rock, and teaching Buck new words, Mouse for lending me her shoulder, and Robbie for the best year of my life, I still believe do you? Good-bye old buddies! SINGLETON, KIM — I have some fond memories of good ole PBHS. Swamp, Wart and Karline, we had fun the day we skipped and went to the lake, even though we got busted. And remember the night I ran over my brother's motorcycle (ha ha) JR, GT, I had fun the few times I went to lunch with you two. SHOCK, STEVE — My 4 years at PBHS have been memorable Remember . . . RD, Memphis- town, Bulletman, Miami, Calico's, Hot Spring, the King . . . KP, love 'em leave 'em, Nutbush, spillin them guts, the Logical Song, ol’ Jack . . . TT (Otis Campbell) The Joker Club, Sweet Home, Ala- bama, liars, climbin them mts. . . . TS, Fat, the mansion, your fantasy (T or C) . . . JL, my truck, gin, duckfeet, Bozo, and Jenny . . . SL, Marge, Jilly, your love for wreckless driving, careful women and Frank Luecke’s golf shoes . . . TJJ, Kathy, bring me 'nother . . . BJ, thanks for your love, kindness, and support. . . RS, thanks for the rubdowns. SPENCER, SUSAN — Thanks to all my friends that made here Susan =2 — FBI, CIA,L)’s Flag- gies, Cape, Springfield (someday). Doris and Don . . . Sandy — MVF, BB Buddies, Sherlock Holmes and Watson, State, New Year's . . . Tracy — Ene- mies, Hair of the Dog,” McChicken Bird . . . Karen Good and Bad times, Yellowlights, Valen- tine Dance, Seasons in the Sun . . . Anita — Secrets? Falling downstairs . . . Felicia — ASU Camp, my friends from Rector . . . Cindy J — my friends from Rector . . . Cindy J — Pepperoni, World War II films. Todd — 9-14-79, ILY — you'll always be special LAF — Are you an NL? STEWART, ANGEL — The tears, effort, and work have all been worth it. The special memories made will last forever, along with the friendships. The best times were the wild and wooly nights with the girls. Remember weaseling. trying to play tennis, sleeping in bookkeeping. Reverend, flying to Cape, and getting lost. CCT remember second in district, syndrome attacks, arguments, and Pop Muzik. But most of all remember Senior 80 does it best” STEWART, KENT — I will remember much about PBHS, many things I would like to forget, All the many times at WC or Laws where we could just cut loose on Weekends; The tennis trips and Cals Rock and Roll” DC — head East at Six Flags; Puntee — Foriener, the great time I had, and the hassle from it Anita and the Under 21 Club. SW — two dollar cups; the back row” of the parking lot; JD and our difference of opinion of OKIS; he hill; BW BR, SC — the good times; Barbie — we’ve just begun. 285 STEWART, RECKY — I Ricky Stewart leave all my athletic ability to all offensive tackles who fol- low my footsteps. I'll always remember DL — finally got a touchdown, SF — would have if he could stay on his feet, JY and his standing 8 count, Scott H and His shut up. Crazy Calvin, Dennis I had enough, TT — my guys a stud, TR, JB, JP, JP, RW, MM, AV, JK, you guys are my true friends The Union” will always live: Mulley Tom — A, Crazy Calvin, MO, JY, Squiggy, Big Urse, Bone man, Leon, Bubba-P, and a special thanks to DC for putting up with me. STONE, KIMRA — My Sr. year makes me recall all the crazy times I’ve had. Like the night KB, GT, LP, and I had a round of tennis at two am. We had a lot of good times at Donna's when KB met the opossum and Tee-A and I had a boxing match. Remember KB. the quick get away from the sta- tion while a fountain was turned on in your car? Thanks for making the class of 80 the greatest. STUCKER, DAVID — imuts reflect warply on the avents thet hav transjpred in mi life as a hy-schol studdent i wuld their — for like to think the veri- cose membvrs of the ficulty thet hav contribeted to my scholorly indevers first of all i wuld lide to think mister Dose far hiss time spint in teeching mee the difurence betwex a Roemen anna meso- pitamian and then i wuld like to think mister Lad who tought mee the proper use ov the Dad-gum inglish linguage at least but knot allt mis Hoge whome i will acredit with all mi gramatrical indes- trucktion. TALKINGTON, TODD — My Sr. year has been my most memorable year, with a great football record of 4-6, and memories of . . . RD — Joker Club in Hot Springs, KP — your -7 yard punt, TS — East up on the women, SL — Where's AC? JL — Had any hot dates lately? SS — Don't worry about it! I saved the best for last FG — You've made this year the best I've ever had. You'll always be -1 with me. ILY! THACKER, TOM — 4 years has come and gone by too fast. PBHS I don’t want to leave your mem- ories. The 9-80 Mules. Union, Wrestling, and Track team we gave it heck. 2nd hour Bluffer staff and all its BS. Special Friends — RS, remember our game plan, JP, see you at the cabin. SG, my little sister, KM — want to argue. SS — you're sweet too. FW, MM. SK, JH, AV — I'll alwS1 remember you. And to a very special person i Holly — I'll always remember the times we ly together and our escapes” which I wish ecu last forever because you're something special V THURMAN. KEVIN — RB — remember the trip you got blown, (ha, ha), JR, EN, KW — I hasa the speech. Rhonda, I'll always cherish the me., ories we have together: Remember Sept. 22F the game, and March 16th and Prom. Remem g getting caught because of RT and LF 2C remember that I Love You. v t TILMAN. GRETCHEN — Well, it's been great! I’m glad it's over. Hey, Karen B. we'll have tO|S to C B. on the weekends for old times sa r Remember all the trips to St. Louis and wh David wanted to go outside with you and TT Hi about those colored balloons? Jennie — tha' for being such a great friend. Don’t ever foro Rock Cruisin''. Those stairs at your house 3 tricky. Susan M. — to you I donate all my got1 humor and myself rising dough. Anita P. ■ remember me? JP — you're special. Mrs. She 1 hand — Kiss My Grits!!! TROUT, FELICIA — My 4 years at PBHS ha been GREAT! Here are a few memories ma friends have left me: TD — Don't hold my hart CD — Need my boxing gloves? JM — Roman dinners with burnt burgers. MN — Let's go or. diet! MF — Eat a floatie! DF — I'll talk to Jeff ya. KJ — Hide and Seek. KW — Flip over t' couch! SS — ASU, Totempole. Mooch — Go: luck Gunwoman! DH-Da-District. Dr. K-34 : High! Coach C — I never dunked” but thari anyway! I leave the x-country team my s drome and CZ and SD my bass drum ability a to SDJ — I leave my Love! Memories. VANCE, CARLA — DR. KB, KW — RememW Wednesday UTM night? I hate to dance! DR - always celebrating something, I wish the best ft you and DB. COE — a drag. ST — leaving oj words constantly. JH in love with DS. Rememb what them little birdies do? KW — I’ll feel mud better. KB — I'll be seeing you at Connors.” 0i colored balloons with lines and extensions night of our refusal, and heartbreak! 79 for yo. firsts. We’ve just got to start watching the tim 286 ,gC— KC “w” highway, inhaling every morning- i ummie. MM — Love you always. I'll remember lyou — Bad Girls” — cause “We are Family! VARMA, SANJAY — We've waited so long to be seniors, and now, suddenly, it's almost over. It ?has been said that all good things must come to «an end, but actually, this ''end” is only the f 'beginning.” We re lucky in that our years at ; PBHS have given us many roads of opportunity, l!and all doors are open to us. We've reached a Crossroads, and we must all go our separate ways. The time has arrived for us to move on, but the memories are forever. Good friends, and good times at PBHS ... as they come to an end, I 'suddenly realize how much they really mean to Jme. Good luck Class of 80!!! I| jWANDEL, LAURA — Thanks PBHS for the best Ofour years of my life. I'll always treasure the jfriends; the good times: scheming, LLL’s, Weas- „lette -7, AC — trampoline; girls — good sense .of direction?; AS — laying in the sun; buying?? jPlaying tennis? Jr. marching season, and even the bad times I will remember: August marching, interval training, that % $- PUMP, Frosh Band, the cafeteria, Farmington Invitational, but I’ll iitreasure my friends the most!! Good Luck Sr. 80!!! n WARREN, EUNICE — PBHS I have enjoyed being ■’ here all these years. It’s been terrific. Thank you for the good times — they were fun. Thank you 'for the bad — I wouldn’t have learned without ' them. l| il „ WELLS, MARTHA — These years have been ' something I won't forget The good times and the bad times. Thanks KM and KW for everything. I couldn't have made it without you, Sam. K [( WELLS, RICHARD — While the time has finally i,come to say good-bye PBHS, I hate to go ie because of all the good memories. Somehow it d seems all the bad ones have faded away. To all tu the under classmen I say have fun while you can, ; these were the best four years of my life and most ii'Of all I thank TA for the last year and a half. It's i been great PBHS. WEST, GREG — This year has been the first year of the rest of my life. Now it’s almost time to look back on it and move forward into life. My school years wouldn’t have been near as enjoyable with- out all of the wonderful teachers I've known and had. I would like to especially thank the Key Club for helping me grow stronger in the realities of life. I will always remember Mr. Randy Weber, my teacher and friend, who taught me so much about life and helped me to appreciate the good in everything and be thankful for the gifts God has given me. WEST, KEVIN — PBHS you have given me a great four years. JB and SV — working on prom. CR and JH — dancing assembly. JB — Hippies. MF — falling out of trucks Last but not least JL may we spend many years caring for each other. As I say farewell I sadden to know that I will never again roam the halls of PBHS. Thanks PBHS for a great time. WHEELER, RHONDA — I’ll always remember PBHS for the friends and memories I’ve made here. BW — remember Florida and sneaking from my dad, TC — remember Florida and run- ning our % ]:$ legs off. LH — I’ll never forget you at Hillard, Where’s Rhonda,” TB — our long talks and “friends,” CD, LG, and TB remember all the gossip sessions in clerical practice, Kevin, we’ve got a lot of special memories and I Love you . . . Always!!! WILKERSON, RICKY — When we were freshmen we acted so dumb because we were stupid. As Seniors we act dumb because we are seniors. My advice to all who follow is to have fun while it lasts because it will be over before you know it. Thanks, SD WILLIAMS, JANET — My Senior year has been the greatest but the saddest. A special thought goes to CA, JC, DA, JH, DE and KW for making these the best four years of my life. The very best memory happened when I met Jim my tenth grade year, and then this year he asked me to marry him, so I am looking forward to May 17. To be with him is a life-time dream. There is some- thing I want to say to a special friend . . . Good luck with Bobby, Cindy. One last comment . . . 287 Jim, thanks for being the best to me. I love you forever. WHITMER, KAREN — KB — remember our room at U.T. CU — hope you feel better. MW — we’ve had some good times — good luck in the future. DR — I’ll see you and Derek in August. I hope you all love each other as much as I do Eddie. Remember Springwater. Eddie — You’ve been the best thing I’ve had all during school. The future with you is the brightest thing in my life. As long as you're beside me I'll have no worries. I LOVE YOU!!! I’ll remember you — Bad Girls cause “We are family!!!” WOLF, AMY — Thanks everyone for a fantabu- lous four years. To all my teammates and friends, remember: Karen — being roommates for a week, Thnk you for being a friend, wedding bells June 7, 1980. SK — Cubby-Bubble gum, peeling pony labels. FT — FISH: Odor Eaters. CZ — Sprout: The 78-79 Thayer Tournament, oranges and cherries. SD — Dunk: The 78-79 Basketball Party and Florence. COACH: Patience with Mooch??? David F. Baby Brother playing Dear Abby. SS — Speedy: Freeze OUt at State!!! Don Foust: Mustang memories, Fall leaves, 1979 Prom, Park Place, and Christmas 1979. Sept. 24, 1977 — FOREVER!!! ILY — your Babe !!! WYLIE, KATI — I began writing highlights of the years and found myself writing a novel with a sequel. I pikced the fondest memories and they are as follows: CD — Sneak-out. TS — Pizza Hut bathroom in Festus. FT — Mazda by VA. DF — Frosh majorettes and Cedarshake. JM — TD — Walks from Pizza Inn. Hi, Guy. ML — Crash 4-28- 78. MN My 10 speed, mingle with mangled. Dim all the lights, CRH — Township Line 2 23, our dedication to concert band. MF — twinkies, band trips and the nights before and ambulance rides. SM — Writing on the wall, GS camp, and espe- cially JC and TD HH — you did good. VL — you are as loved as VD. MB — CH passouts, Cape and the guys, Biscuit talk, Frosh majorettes a' the queen, KAB’s, Hoo-T-Hoo! CH — May 3 bt and crash, Cape and the guys, TP, Disco SnacH JB and SQ, DAS and Genisa Avidd, VOC ar candy breaks, KAB’s, my B-days, Green Machint Fairgrounds — smile, Hey baby, I want your boq Candk’s, WC and 21 trashbags, and we can’t fq get all the mountains we’ve climbed. RMA ar BFA. TJD — ILY and Christmas wished. WYATT, BILL — This is the last year and it’s bee my best year thanks to my friends especially r| new friends and members of MCC Big W no moi making weight, It’s chow time for us. AP, dor get fat and take good care of Horace or he! decide that he doesn’t need you and runawq But I don’t care if he does he can come visit n and sit on my dresser for a little while. Fat Do there ain’t no stumps back there. YELEY, CINDY — In the past 4 years PBHS hi shown me a lot. It’s brought new friends plus few enemies. Even though there’s been b times I’ve learned something from them. There so many good times that’s over come the bad recall a few! Thanks Lee S and Kris J for the fu time in Conway. Lee don’t ever back up on a Interstate again the next time the officer mig1 give you a ticket and also watch Ken’s hand Kris next time before you get in the car, brus your teeth. Next trip we’ll dance all night Ion; Thanks for all the good times. ZADNICK, TONY — My fellow senior classmate I enjoy ending the Sr. Comments, like I enjoys everything else. It was a rip-roaring 4 years enjoyed all the assemblies we had and the tiff between classes, but that’s about it. I give thani to my favorite teachers. Mr. Ladd and Mrs. Wilba Thanks to all my friends who pitched in and urge me on; CD, CR. CH, SRF. JYH. KMM, KW (and hi pillow), CH (for helping), LT, BM, MM, RW, GN and all the others I can’t think of GOOD-BV! HIGH SCHOOL, HELLO WORLD. 288 5086 •


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