Raytown South High School - Polaris Yearbook (Raytown, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1986 volume:

.19. - ......,..... -w....... anwlrgu w GEN. 373 P757 1986 Polaris MID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY Genealogy 8s Local History Branch 317 W. Highway 24 Independence, MO 64050 1 : . n3...fFvwfrhn- ....a...m+.i Raytown South High schobl 821 1 Sterling Raytown, Missouri 64138 Volume XXIV ANONYMOUSLY DONATED Activities page 74 Performing Arts page 112 Royalty page 132 Classes page 146 Faculty page 210 ::n.,,...mw.:;-:.....;. .4 V .2, J - . , MlD-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY MlD-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY H H II I l l H Genealogys' Loca' ism Bram 3 0000 1 2509449 4 317 W. Highway 24 Independence, MO 64050 Southern Smiles Amy,s got her eye on someone V Rene and Sheila brighten the gym with their smiles. V Row To avo have turned 1 in life wm doesnk qu Today, soc and Fedords; Dairy Queen expensive 1i department 5 at MCI clothes, 0 those hard-ee that everyor free-time, a1 4 Is it lunch time yet? A Stacy, Linda, and Becky cake a break. P Patty prepares to escape. PUBLIC LIBRARY H HH II I! 509449 4 IN'J h t g C'f On the Road to Riches To avoid going through life penniless, many have turned to part-time jobs. There comes a time in life when the 15 dollar allowance from Mom doesn't quite cover all the expenses, so the hunt began for that perfect job. Today, society demands Calvin Klein, Preludes, and Fedorats; not Toughskins, station wagons, and Dairy Queen. Many help to cover the costs of their expensive lifestyles by mowing lawns, working in department stores, babysitting, or flipping burgers at McDonalds. While some were out buying clothes, others were planning ahead and saving those hard-earned bucks for college. The one thing that everyone had in common was the decrease in free-time, although most agreed having their own money was well worth the sacrifice. Raytown South is the place to be for spirit. Without spirit and enthusiasm, school would be a dreadful place to be. Pep rallies are put on by the cheerleaders every Friday to get our players and students psyched for the game. Pep pals support their player by decorating their locker and sending them goodies. The Cardinal fans, dressed in the traditional red and white, begin piling into the stadium about 7 pm. Banners have been hung throughout the stands. As the team. rushes out and bursts through the banner, it is not unusual to see balloons flying through the air. The Pep Band performs the anthem and alma mater, and the cardinal players rush on to another victory. PERIOD FHIH- PHW SOUTH GUESTS- FOULS ' PLAYER FllllLS j hi3 ,j.-r-'M '4 l'Aa Saturday! r. yn' 9' Saturday, the day to let out the past week,s frustrations. Whether it's goofing around with friends, going shopping, or even watching the morning's cartoons, most students reserve Saturday for no one but themselves. Saturday night is for dates tor friendsi to go to rriovies, out to eat, or to parties. This night is set aside for the good times! Sunday the day for relaxation before - the dreaded MONDAY! M. ,de X 111141, .7 ii 5. ,1... ?$:$?4 , . QZI 2 mm. ' mow! Wm sTAquM K C C u y 5 mrtyd Cm h dfaon ..mu Q0050: ,. , 1, S mThcamnn.me r so irmamd mcehuk g e .lfrI 0t STnthaoecr III a e O pfhfs Ofet Ctee MEOhSCCCmdL entemMa a x 05h smye migtnhcrunv, momnni wspt C .U 1SCr. pX hs.m.bseh0nae W6C r.ntpehn C.lreld h hm hcmonw1 mm paYceaSWat 4m g H m m m m m m .W, IAN IE'O'ML ITA n I U I M l ' J. 4 5 ; It begins the first day of school. Juniors and seniors race to the parking lot to their sleek shiny cars tor dull dented junkersi. The freshmen and sophomores shuffle out to their mother's Hondas, 0r tragically worse, the SCHOOL BUS. Some feel riding the bus gives them an unpopular image. If the car-less are fortunate, they are able to get a ride home with a sympathetic senior. Others can often be found slouching low in that big green seat waiting for the bus to stop SOMEWHERE near their house. Bulging mu girls tend to through Nau room. Not eve is required for t have turne volleyball, routine exer weights, sports, ASE '11 p; . H :3 CD CD CIJ ' O . H m N CD Bulging muscles are the goals of many male fitness freaks, while girls tend to strive for well-toned bods. Many achieve their goal through Nautilus centers. Others prefer to use the school weight i room. Not everyone can be tied down to actual exercise. Some fun is required for those less disciplined. For this reason, many students have turned to sports. Football, basketball, swimming, soccer, volleyball, wrestling, softball, and track are a few alternatives to routine exercise programs. Whether fitness was found through weights, sports, or even Mousercise, students satisfied their need to -. keep in shape. . m wniM g mum h iywi t' I $- V HI don't know V Are they aliVE, A Travis has the look of sophistication. Jim!!! A James Bee hunts for a new Harlequin. A :k ,0 ; :.aa...utara-M . ' ..- A2? V jim Allen cruises chicks in the courtyard. M W. s e v a h n e m o W n r. e h t u o s e s m D A Smile! You're 4 Chicken fried steak AGAINE?! 5 Are you for m nursing mm: 3 P Arc :hcy allvc, or is that Mcmorcx? V 1 don't know. What do you think? , kw , . ,7, is has the look of sophistication. A Smile! You're on candid camera! FUKre you for real? Student Life 17 - - - 1m, -., . Muzak! MUZAK . . . not to be confused with music, which is heard on elevators and while on iiholdf, Muzak is a major part of everyone's life. Muzak is heard on favorite radio stations, such as KY- 102. i Max and Frankie are a part of the morning routine. Listening to them is a good way to Start the day. To escape commercials, students buy tapes and records. The average high school student spends over $100 on muzak; through concerts, tapes, and albums, etc. Muzak is considered 6' necessary for successful parties and long road trips. t Although muzak interests vary from new wave, hard rock and soul to jazz, easy listening and country, everyone agrees that you cant live without it! 18 e confused with elevators and is a major part is heard on ch as KY-102. III: of the lg to them is a ;, students buy rerage high - 5 at $100 on t , tapes, and ! nsidered i g attics and long iests vary from soul to jazz, y, everyone without it! i O HHHH'I i ., W. . s1v.-flua.'. $ $.-..- South,s Wild ,0 Crazy Guys! V Kevin needs to reevaluate his friendships. VLoi 5-441 WM'MWMWWVWA $44,561.. ,, eigiygvgii ?:iziZEta 4 Ring around the rosy . . A Kevin and Brett discuss the facts of life 20 Student Life Student Style V Loida takes a break. V Marlayna, your shirt's hanging out! E; 1 4 And now, for my next magic trick . . Student Life 21 1 snar-mma'tu . 1 Activities Week N ationa 1W0. ' ? W4, W71 , T National Activities Week was held during the week of October parents and teachers participated in the Fun Run. The most 28th through November lst. The Foreign Language Club prepared popular activity was the all school tug-of-war. The winners a luncheon for the teachers, serving food from different countries. received a pizza party. :t' h The Pep Squad held their annual banquet and many students, Casey can't believe how much she ate! Top: The heat is on . . . Mr. Cox can't wait to get at that food. ! g I '1 t 22 T Student Life 3 .7 V5 .....-..............u.g, - '- ' ' V M ' 1.....unn n... 'w h f , , '7 ? h'Should I try the shushi? 3;; 9 6 a Run. The most at. The winners ' r Food, glorious Food! 1 - - h X I ' g i 3 Student Life h 23 s w. 1532. grdoum . . . n4 u HYou've got to be kidding Easy Taking It 0...: . .....-!40:.-.. F I think I'll skip lunch today. V Who, me? A Michelle helps out with attendance. 24 Student Life A Top left Tommy takes a dive! Seward and his sucks. Travis the cool dude. V Bollom left Charise is a turkey lover at heart. Shouldn't she be in pictures? Student Life . Amid - amt - M' r MW 'W '1' A '::::::. -12.,;-:- - : ' - ,A, -. -.3..4' '. ' ,' ' 4 u:. . HIKE! mmmmmmm 74747., - - - l'k;iiil, 31,, - .J'. ,. '1 ,..- 1 ..:.4;:; 2.'- . J. Bamhart, E. Houck, H. Spellman, D. Grosso, S. Breckanridge, D. Rold, B. Johnson. Front row: L. Purtee, M. Randall,J. Allen, R. Tapp, M. Ogle, T. O'Herron, L. Allin, G. Pannell, K. Chandler, T. Strickland, T. Toman Second row: M. Calhoun, S. Spellman, C. Antrim, G. Stehwien, D. Purtee, C. Lee, M. McKee, J. Hailey, C. Clark, Mgagveward, Ljackson, S. White Third row: G. Cox, M. Smalley, M. Scott, S. Phelps, T. Paul, D. Rimmer, T. Hoheycutt, D. Berry, R. Bunch, S. Setser,J. Doyle Back row: J. Goodner, J. Brotemarkle, J. Vaughn, D. Hollingsworth, B Wadle, B. Hall, M. Bailey, G. Jordan, P. Sandifer, B. Gipson,J. Bullard Top: Terry Strickland catches his man in midair. Left: Tom O'Heri'on pushes the opposition backwards 28 Varsity Football ...-. 7.. lung 'onl L-q'fy'n 4 i.ng;.M v 4:03. .44 I51' , ' ' h 4 SCHEDULE SOUTH 14 Southeast 0 8 Oak Park 12 14 B1. Spr. 16 7 L. Summit 24 20 Ruskin 0 Wm. Chr. Top: Ray south is overwhelmed with spirit. . Grandv1ew Above: Cardinals are in hot pursuit. Tonka Below: Spellman, the ball's behind you. Copy and layout by jolmy Bugb and JW Vilott. Photography by Troy Fergerwn and Kelli Plymell. HiCkman Raytown Record 5 -5 Lkland catches his man in erion pushes the opposition Varsity Football 29 Above: First and ten and looking bad. Right: Larry gets ready to unload. Top: Hey man, would you look at that. Above: Terry Strickland lets the opposing team know whds boss. Above: O'Herron 5 lookmg for someone to Sthk 30 Varsity Football iiWe played as tough and in- tense as we could. With a cou- ple of breaks we would have won more games. We never gave up even when we were down. Thanks for supporting n Above: Coach Johnson gives Words of us. wisdom. Right: Travis Paul is eating up the yards. Bottom: Jimmy runs over the opposition. This year's team was led by Coach Johnson. The Cardinals faced a very tough schedule this season losing close games to top ranked teams. The team won their last two, beating Raytown easily on the last home game of the season. Copy and layout by jobny Bugb 4nd1817 Vilott. Photography by Troy Fergenon and Kelli Plymell. Scott Spellman stick. Varsity Football T 31 ,; '70,. - wurl-wm c - -w,- A Cornell Lee hustles off the field. A Brad Wadle tells the ref whafs what. John Vaughn looks for an opening. l The South defenders mc A Cam Whashington drags A Brad's moves are :00 IT by David Robimon. ff the ,field. e ref whafs what. for an opening. Junior- Varsity Football Opponent W L Southeast L Oak Park L Blue Springs L LeeLs Summit L Ruskin Wm. Chrisman Grandview Winnetonka Hickman Mills A The Sourh defenders move in for the kill. A Cam Washington drags down the Blue Springs runner. A Brad's moves are too much for the defense. CON and layout by David Robimon. jV Football L 33 V T. $-..;. 5' g-.;-4iindT Jason Bclscr luoks For A hclpv ing hand, H Miller looks For a bi Lance t e y r pt. r... a H 0 s k k k h t u 0 S e. r o C s r C h t 0 n a Belser punts one away. P m b t 0 0 F. n a m h s e r F S 8 9 1 me 4 Team. Two football studs run off the field 5 Copy and layout by David Robimon. 34 Fresh. and Soph Football Bclscr looks for a hclp- L dillL-r looks for a big h kicks off after yet SCOFC. unts one away. P 985 Freshman Football tball studs run off the Copy and layout by obiman. I Fr- Sophomore Veshmun and ' Freshman Soph. Football Sophomore W L Winnetonka L Oak Park W Blue Springs L Lee,s Summit L Ruskin Rgiined Out St. Joe Central L Grandview W Hickman Mills W Raytown W Frojb. Winnetonka W Rockhurst L Raytown W .- Frosh. and Soph, Football W 3.5 waxy... I3 .2: w .. pug '. It m;- - t. tamr. f South Soccer . . . Back Row: Coach Allen, Brett Bagwell, Scott Stehwien, Brad Chambon, Eric Hanson, Jason Lowry, Tim Borchers, Kevin O'Donnell, john Stanze, Curtis Bahl, Patrick Voyles, Eric Han- son, justin Lee, Kevin Bennett, Dennis DeWitt, Coach jones. Middle Row: Randy Brooks, Martin Hanson, Philip Hudnal, Matt Cushman, Mike Baird, Dee Estes, Greg McComas, jason blge, Donald Stanze, Sean Dando, Chad Dull,Jason Lotei, jimmy Auer, Shawn johnson. Front Row: David Goth, Kent Graham, David Galette, Pat Finney, james Hamilton, Graham Allen, Dale Blair, Clint Pringle, Brad Evans, Mike Meng, Beth Quackenbush, Mark Corbin, javier Elfont, Steve Sander. Donald Stanze takes it down held for the goal. The Soccer scene is really growing at South. The 1985 team was led by three seniors and is assured a bright future under Coach Allen's guidance. With 12 juniors and 24 sophomores and freshmen returning, the Soccer team should be something to be proud of for many years down the line. Ahove: hHey what's going on?! Copy and Layout byjej? Vzlotl arm'jolmy Bugb. Pbalogmpby by Kelli Plymell andjorl Len. Top: Brett sets up the plaj Above: Dennis, Ray-South's defender. Above: e'Come on you gu 36 t Varsity Soccer huick Voyles, Eric Han- :- Estes, Greg McComas, :inney, james Hamilton, ! Copy and Layout by jeff pby 5y Kelli Plymell andjon Top: Brett sets up the play. Above: 'Come on you guys, smile. Above: Scort's day-dreaming again Above: Curtis Bahl intercepts the pass. SCHEDULE Ray-South Tour. Grandview Ruskin Liberty Park Hill Sedalia Raytown Lee's Summit Center Blue Springs Ray-South Tour. Winnetonka Raytown Truman North K.C. William Chr. Rockhurst Fort Osage Ray-South Tour. whwwu, v . .m. .mwrw. - Varsity Soccer 37 $349.42th g A UPPER LEFT: Graham A Top: 15 that a hacky-sack ora soccer ball? A Top: Patrick Voyles and justin Lee trot into I acrion' BELOW T f r - r e an Below: Tim Borchers, head above the rest. ' xxo on on UPPER RIGHT: Jason as Below: Balance is the key I The J.V. soccer team more experienced te Copy and layout byjoi l ! 38 Varsity Socccr This being only our second year, our young team managed to come out with a good record despite a tough schedule. By only losing three seniors this year, our next year team holds a lot of promise. Kevin 0' Donnell A UPPER LEFT: Graham Allen, going off. and Justin Lee 0t into UPPER RIGHszason asks, Where am I? BELOW: Two on one fast break. y The JV. soccer team was made up of almost entirely freshmen and faced many older and more experienced teams. Under Coach Jones' guidance they had many exciting games. Copy and layout byjobny Bugly andjey? Vilott. Photography byjobn Lett and Kelli Plymell. j.V. Soccer y 39 40 T Varsity Cross Country .4.- . sugfua'rv 7', Varsity Cross Country Conti 4 Front row: A Buck, J. Vilott,j, Conrad, E, Mansfield, R. Foster, DA Frank, D. Frank, G. Dalton. Second row: 8. Davis, D. Edmun- son, D. Rohl, T. Bischof, S. Mc- Connell, K. Ravencamp, R. Burgess, G., K. Eib, J. Mauldin, S. Boan, P. Dunn, R, Gippner, j, Snead Varsity. Blasting off the starting line? T Jeff Peaslee running toward another first place finish. 4 Randall Foster caught with his guard down. John Conrad shows determination running by the opponent. Copy and layout by David Robiwon. Pbotogmplyy by Kelli Plymell and Brad Hall. This year's cross country team con- tinued a winning tradition behind the leadership of senior Jeff Peaslee. The rest of the varsity team consisted of senior Jeff Vilott, juniors John Conrad and Randall Foster, and sophomores Eric Mansfield, Dusty Frank, Dan Frank, and Aaron BuCk. The skinnies fated very well this year with 7 first place finishes, one third and a second at state. ntr-y row: A. Buck, J. Vilort, J. E. Mansfield, R. Foster, D. L Frank, G. Dalton. 'ow: S. Davis, D. Edmun- Rohl, T. Bischof, S. Mc- , K. Ravencamp, R G., K. Eib, j. Mauldin, S. h Dunn, R. Gippner, j, Blasting off the Starting toward another first place with his guard down. ermination running by the LJyoti! by David Robimon. ell and Brad Hall. . country team con- tradition behind the Jeff Peaslee. The rest onsisted of senior Jeff Conrad and Randall ores Eric Mansfield, Frank, and Aaron fared very well this ce finishes, one third Varsity Cross County Meet Sedalia lst Park Hill lst Invitational CMSU lst jefferson City V 3rd Grandview Ruskin Conference Sectional State Varsity Cross Country 1.7 j TEFgwwitgw-auz j 4 Eric Edmunson runs for victory 4 The Three ' Musketeers. E A The team that runs I together, wins together. ti 2- k h. . 4 Eib blows by the enemy. Raytowm 4 Scort Boan psychs for the meet Copy and layaul 5y David Rabin- mn. Pbotogmphy by Brad Hall. mexwmw gh??3w? M w; A Garth Dalton charges aha 42 J.V. Cross Country , -4.ze-1-:.e---,- dus-d-u-m .l 4 Eric Edmunson runs for victory. 4 T h e T h r e e Musketeers. The team that runs together, wins together. V Junior- Varsity Cross Country Meet Rank Eib blows by the Truman 2nd ; emy. TRaytowm 3 Park Hill 5th Scott Boan psychs for Invitational :3 meet. Copy and you! by David Robin- rz. Photography by Tad Hall. CMSU Grandview Ruskin Jefferson City Kearney Conference T Garth Dalton charges ahead. A The Lone RangerA j.V. Cross Country T 43 The Girls' Cross Country Team is ranked 8th in the city, which is very good considering there are only twelve girls on the team. They have had many problems witlt injuries this season but will recover and be even stronger next season The Girls Cross Country Team from Top tn Bottom: Freshmen - Anna Boecker, Shell; Boar. Sophomores - Charise Ruff, jill Shemwell, Diane OlDonnelli Juniors - Tricia Lillygren, Lisa Erwin, Heather DeRi- jke, Karen Walters. Seniors e Kristiina Riihinen, manager - Libby Harding Tammy Nihart. A Heather DeRijke 51m A Anna Boecker stays z A Girl cards get the go A Charise Ruff keeps her stride. A Diane O'Donnell runs all the way to state. 44 l Girls Cross Country . jr- 4 5 mqull Hinwg ntry Few bul: uunumuu mm 74. . m Villlld 973,313.95 ,lllllll WIIIIJZJ 11111111 7111990 . .7 .3 1 1,7 -'.I frlnuuuulr 4114a .' Am A . 4 'W .'l 71 , 114 h ' 3 III .' .I'... wgllfi A Heather DeRijke sprints to the finish. A Anna Boecker stays ahead of the pack. A Girl cards get the go ahead. irls Cross Country PLACE Truman 7 Park Hill 16 C.M.S.U. h 3 Jefferson City 6 Grandview 8 Ruskin DNR Kearney 2 Conference 2 District 4 Sectional 8 State Meet Girls Cross Country h 45 46 ijv. Volleyball . . .i wwwg - .i...,.,..,mx. 1 The J.V. and Freshman Volleyball Team did well this year. The Freshman Team is strong and very determined. They ended up with a strong record. The iv. Volleyball Team: STANDING A Kim Beggs, jill Shoemaker, Pam Emery, Dorrie Owens. KNEELING i Michelle Watson, Beth Albin, Bobbie Broyles, Deanna Light. A Dottie Owens blocks that spike. v wwham nmw. l A The Freshman Vol Manager A Melissa P: A . . . Blackmnn, Tracy Rouc Coach Piano gives the girls a boost of confidence. Copy and layout by Tammy Nilmrl. Photography by Kelli Plymell. Huggins, Sandi Ashloci A Nikki Shurack serve: A Sandy Ashlock $912 ,x Team Freshman V-Bull SOUTH VS. a aqme- n Ma r A Wm. Chrisman W Center W Truman L Harmon W Winnetonka W Raytown W Lee's Summit Ruskin Oak Park Hickman Mills Truman Tour Raytown Fort Osage A The Freshman Volleyball Team: Firs: Row W Laura Zanea, Staci Steck. Chrisry Allin, Tricia Kenworthy, Manager W Melissa Price. Second Row W Gretchen McCllure, Karen Daub, Anna Wlells, Nikki Shumck, Amy Blackman, Tracy Rouchka. Third Row W Glory Vaughn, Debbie Clifton, Glenda VVyrick, Shelly Boan, Karen togMMy by Kelli Plymll. W Huggins, Sandi Ashlock, Missy McMillan. A Nikki Shumck serves with grcar form. A Sandy Ashlock 5$912 is looking on Missy McMillan. Freshman Volltyball W 47 Keeping their spirits high, the volleyball teams fought hard battles and had fun doing it. They were a confident and determined team. Varisty Volleyball from left to right: Miss Sinnett, Tammy Todd, Rene Landers, Deborah Atchity, Michelle Eagle, Sheila Atchity, Denise Davis, Karen Davis, Chris Carroll, jody DanellaA A Rene Landers reaching for the stars. Copy and layout 5;! Tammy Nilmrt. AJOdYSETrING hers Pbotogmpby 17y Kelli Plymell and Tom UHerron. A Chris puts the ball back into action. A Sheila serves the ball' A CARDS ready and W: 48 A Varsity Volleyball Varsity V-Bull SOUTH VS. Truman L O,Hara L Fort Osage L Lee,s Summit L Springfield L Winnetonka W Raytown L Grandview L Hickman Mills W Wm. Chrisman L Winnetonka W Lawrence Tourn L Raytown L Grandview L Hickman Mills L 1 Wm. Chrisman n. .u-.. BA 4 i L l A Jody SETTING her stuff. A Sheila serves the ball with her head up high. A CARDS ready and waiting. Varsity Volleyball W 49 'WlFx$--.? 'JA'- W Grumw-V T . A graduation! Varsity,s Hard Work Paid Off?! . ' E P hop to bottom Michelle Tewksbury, Sue Sager, jill x Warren, Carrie Battles, Lynda Bassa, Kelly jo Dearing, and Laurajohnson. V Sue Sager says, HHey, I'm a SENIOR A Lynda says, Hey look at me! A Marlo is in shock of being called a bird! A Da da dd Da da DA CHARGE' 50 Varsicy Cheerleaders NP r: ., E twwWMWQm-i ' . ,, 6'4 - .. ' ,7 V Kclly says, HChccring was fun, but I'm ready for gnultlklllon! V Varsity Sings School Song With Pride! V h'Whar? I got thc right uniform on don't I! AK ,4 wrpz-nmnh The Varsity Cheerleaders cheered very hard this year. They went to an ICF camp at the University of Kansas. Their sponsor, Mrs. Brooks, workedvthem hard. But the hard work paid off. They cheered for Varsity Soccer, Varsi- ty Basketball, and Varsity Football. If the seven girls came out not having better jumps, or not making better signs, they came out with six best friends. A Iaura says, Anna, I don't think so! A Michelle, a perfect .. 10 A . . . CHARGE! Varsity Cheerleaders h 51 M. - - - nysuy'J'x ;, ,',.e..., V Yell-leader? Possiblye Garbage disposal? Definitely! V Travis helps Kelly w1th her tlghts. mxw$x F deft to righo Travis Paul, Mark Ogle, Mike Scott, Lonnie jackson, ahd Greg Stehwien. Not shown, Marc Randle, james Hailey. V Gower righo James Hailey and Michelle Tewksbury hold the legs to the future. V Goweo Marc Randle says, Aaaa Carrie, you have a spider on your leg! YeII-Leuder-s Lifl: Spirit! The yell-leaders helped the cheerleaders cheer on the Cardinal Basketball team. They enjoyed taking part in cheers such as Hello, Two Bits, and Coaches Cheer. Their famous caterpillar was performed at games and the Winter Homecoming Assembly. Copy and Layout by Kelly jo Bearing. Photography by, Tom -0 tHerron. , h V Is that a football you're holding Mike? V Lonnie and Laura, :1 pcrfccr couple. middlc0 Mark Ogle looks. . . at Sue's smile. A mppcd Greg holds spirit high. Lonnie Finally caught! wy the camerm 4 Kids today and their toys. Yell-Leaders 33 VD J.V. Pride! P The 1985-86 jtV. Cheerleaders are deft to rightx top; Teresa Hall, Angie Perkins, Loida Pereira, Amie Spellman. bottom; Sharese Shields, Kim Breda, Tami Durham. Not shown, Christy Lampkin. V Christy Lampkin smiles with elegance. rr-r WWMWM, D Amie says, HSomebody Help Me Up . . . PLEASE! V a. Lower right: Angie Perkins cheers with PRIDE. Lower right corner: hHail Mrs. Brooks, says Tami and Loida. The J.V. Cheerleaders worked very hard this year, under the sponsor tMrs. Brooksl The squad ! consisted of 2 juniors and 6 sophomores. They did I a wonderful job at the DCA camp in Warrensburg. Spirit shone when they cheered at the basketball, football and volleyball games. A Alida 54 th. Cheerleaders V Diane is iBADX V Michelle looks thrilled. I he FRESH - eglanEI '5. The Freshman squad was a new addition this year. Nine girls were chosen out of over fifty for the positions on the squad. They at- tended a DCA camp at William jewel finishing first. Dedication, under Mrs. Brooks, kept the girls cheering hard all through the year. 4 Ueft t0 righd Michelle Kinnison, Sharese Johnson, Alicia Bu5tmante, Christy Cordes, Dee Dee Davis, Leigh Collins, Diane Kouba, Linda Westhues, and Diane Moiser. A XWesthues is . . i relaxed. A Don't worry guys, there's always next year. A Alicia loves to cheer hard. Freshman Cheerleaders i 55 Young Cards Upheld Back Row G jordan D. Ferdig Lt Kilgore, j. Hursman, RA johnson, C. Palmer, Te Zimmerman, K. Adams, j. Boecker, G. Black, Front Row: V. Hunt, j. Belser, A. Hundley, L, ' Franklin,j.jenkins, D. Groom,j. Allen. C. jaco. summ mm wmmt , mmnmmus ms I961 1969 mo hfg ' .J rn- Right: Chris escapes the opposition. x ; Right: Allen's all over the 1 courtt Topzjeff has the winning touch. Top: Zimmern Above: Allen puts on the moves. : Middle: Coach L1 Above: Ch 56 t Varsity Basketball . Belser, A. Hundley, L. SCHEDULE Van Horn Blue Springs K.C. Ks Tourn. Raytown East Winnetonka Southeast Lee's Summit: Grandview Hickman Mills Central Oak Park Rockhurst Wm. Chrisman Raytown Winnetonka Grandview Hickman Mills Wm. Chrisman North K.C. Tourn. I r Top: Zimmerman goes for the three point play. Top: jenkins busts from the corner. winning touch. :5 on the moves. : Middle: Coach Lathrop prepares his halftime speech. Above: Chris looks kind of lost. Copy and Layout by Jeff Vilotl and johnny Buglj. Above: Chris Palmer says in your face. P5010ngIU' bijr Williazm. Varsity Basketball 57 .. .2.:-. ILJauz a K et.v,t.M.--ew 'ae- t Cards Get a Break In C01 Allen Hundley rips down the rebound. With Allen Huff'dley being the only returning lettetman, the Cards season was sure to be an uphill climb. But after a victory over top ranked Blue Spr- ings, Bud seemed to have the young Cards rolling. They went on to beat top ten teams such as, Lee's Summit, Raytown, Winnetonka, and Rockhurst. But the Cards seemed to peak a little too early in the season. The season came ! to a close, as the team lost close games, and the Cards stranglehold on Con-u ference slipped away. . J Top: Chris Bottom: Todd Top: The three Cardinal coaches: Lathrop, Bailey and Reed. Bottom: Kent and Zimm clear the lance 58 t Varsity Basketball ' ' ' 4,2 ..,-. , t ,,.-1...3.d,..tu-.+..e..-......- ........... Top: Chris jaco on defense. Bottom: Todd skies over opposition. Chris Palmer takes the short jumper. Bortom: jimmy Allen lays one up . . . and in! Copy and layoul byjolmy Bligh andjejy Vila . Photography byjeff Willialm. HWe started the year with a few big wins which set our goals high. We e wanted these goals so we practiced hard. Although in- consistency hurt us we played hard until the end. Jim Allen Varsity Basketball 59 awry, x. , r..w.....,...-v- : 4, -.' - - - 1., ., 7. i i A A! '4 .., , , -u 1 l A Thej.V. team listens to Coach Bailey's wise words. A Larry Franklin moves in to try and steal the ball. A Daren Groom puts a move on the opponent. Fjason Belser and Daren Groom put the brakes on Raytown. A Doug Hollingswonh 6O ALV. Basketball RSHS 78 64 41 56 68 73 32 54 61 81 37 60 68 58 73 61 64 47 52 62 63 48 junior Vanity Van Horn Blue Springs Southwest Ruskin Raytown Van Horn Hogan East Winnetonka Southeast Lee's Summit Grand View Hickman Mills Central Oak Park Rockhurst Wm. Chrisman Raytown Winnetonka Grandview Hickman Mills Wm. Chrisman We were a team of individuals who learned to win as a team. Jim Boeker 40 S3 50 63 57 S3 45 51 46 49 38 37 35 37 SS 56 53 57 50 36 32 A The Cardinal defense goes into motion. A jim Boeker prepares to add two more to the score. A Doug Hollingsworth fights for position, j.V. Basketball 7 61 Impressive Seasons P Front Row: Chad Parker, Der- ,' , A rick, Chad Blades, Mike Spilker, Vince Brown, Vernon Rice. Back Row: Frank Pinzino, Rae Johnson, Mike Barker, Roger Estebo, Neel Campbell, Lance Kilgore, Pierre Burrus. Not pictured: Daren Groom, Jason Belser A Mike Spilker shoots for two. A Lance Kilgore runs by the pick. P Wrong sport. Football is in the fall. 62 Sophomore Basketball ,1.., .,., ....... +.9 9... - .m.. A Row 1: Sharese Shieh Donuale Dean, Emanuel Bedford, Aaron Brown, Lit Kouba. Row 2: Christy C nison, Brandon Ritchey, Enid Cleaver, James Stricl Alicaa Bustamonte. Row Paul Walker, Tim Brow Steve Watson, Derrick Ragland, Bill Hart. P Tim Brown States down V Who knows where the b II! SOPHOMORE RSHS A Row 1: Sharese Shields, Dee Dee Davis, 23 ??;???an g; Donuale Dean, Emanuel Cleaver, Leaonard 62 R6ckhuit 38 Bedford, Aaron Brown, Linda Westheus, Diane 54 Lee's Summit 59 Kouba. Row 2: Christy Cordes, Michelle Kin- 51 Rockhursc 46 4 nison, Brandon Ritchey, Derrick Edmonson, 43 O k P k 44 4 . . . . a ar Emd Cleaver, James Stnckland, Dlane M051er, 55 Ra town 47 Alicaa Bustamonte. Row 3: Derrick Madge, 5 6 Triman 58 Paul Walker, Tim Brown, Walter Pearson, 62 L665 Summit 5 3 Steve Watson, Derrick Alexander, Scott 77 Raytown S 3 Ragland, B111 Hart. 61 Winnetonka 5 3 52 Hickman Mills 42 60 Oak Park .33 60 Truman 48 61 Blue Springs 57 ? Tim Brown stares down the opponent. 67 Wm. Crisman 49 . FRESHMAN V Who knows where the ball 15? R SHR 48 East 2 1 49 Ft. Osage A; 33 46 Blee Springs L 47 68 Lee's Summit 62 57 Grandview 23 50 Raytown 4O 39 Hickman Mills 35 59 Van Horn 37 53 Southeast 38 39 Rockhurst 37 57 Oak Park 30 73 Wm. Crisman 43 40 Truman 39 54 Ft. Osage 29 44 Truman 39 y, 44 Southeast 26 4 S 5 Raytown 3 S 60 Center 25 71 Hickman Mills 34 4 S3 Rockhurst 37 4 53 Blue Springs 36 4 46 O'Hara 40 4 4 4 lman Basketball 7 63 i 4, V Stacie leaves the enemy arsity Girls Basketball . . . 4 Left to right: Gayla Jones, Caxrie Walker, Angela Hundley, Tricia Lillygren, Wanda Weiderhold, Samantha Leckenby, Phyllis Bowie, .. Cheryl Meng, Stacie Renfrow, Lisa W Springhower, Cindy DeWitt, Dana Jackson, Bobbi Broyles. Not Pic- tured: Melissa Douglas. I A Cheryl is on the run again. A The Oakies hold Phyllis and Stacie back. A Tricia is put to the line. Pbotograpby by K211i Plymell. Copy and Layout by Amy Modrell. 64 Girl's Basketball r right: Gayla Jones, Carrie Angela Hundley, Tricia , Wanda Weiderhold, 1 Leckenby, Phyllis Bowie, Ieng, Stacie Renfrow, Lisa wer, Cindy DeWitt, Dana Bobbi Broyles. Not Pic- :lissa Douglas. nd Stacie back. V Stacie leaves the enemy behind Photography by Kelli Plymell, Copy and Layout by Amy Modrell. Canter: It's the pre-game-stretch ; l. i: Center Ft. Osage Oak Park Grandview Winnetonka OHara Hickman Mills Lecfs Summit Wm. Chrisrnan Raytown St. Joseph Grandview Winnetonka Park Hill Hickman Mills Wm. Chrisman Raytown VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL HHHHHHHHgggHH HHHg break. 4 Tricia goes for the fast Girl's Basketball 65 . ' B d They Shall R186. Just 6 Back Row: Erica LuttreU, Sh Aldrich, Amy Blackman, julic ; Christy Allin Pbatagrapby byj 4 V Phyllis is set for the jump, 4 Now what!? Photography by Kelli Plymell. Cofy and Layaul by Amy Modrell. V What's the score Coach? X A Being tall isn't all. 4 Renfrow goes for the rebound! dedlc Left: Chrisry Allin Crystal Aldrich's back Just Beginning Back Row: Erica Luttrell, Shelly Boan, Christina Chabot, Laura Zaner, April Croy. Front Row: Erin West, Crystal Aldrich, Amy Blackman, julie Malone, Denyse Clark, Anna Boecher, Nikki Flowers. Not Pictured: Glory Vaughn, and Christy Allin. Pbologmpby by for: Lett. Copy and Layout by Amy Modrell. V Kelli Plymell. Copy and we Coach? FRESHMAN GIRLS BASKETBALL Lee,s Summit Ruskin Grandview East Ft. Osage Raytown Winnetonka Hickman Mills Wm. Chrisman Truman N orth K.c. Raytown O,Hara Hggbgggwhggw Freshman Coach Tim Johnson. A Christina Chabot finds a dead spot. 4 Laura Zaner fakes the oppon-ent. Photography by Troy Fergenon. Middle Left: Christy Allin and Amy Blackman talk behind Crystal Aldrich's back. Girl's Basketball 67 ,--. VA; ..wsua HI coma Humans W l389 1w 1 Upper left: Back row: Coach Ethan Hauck, J. Bullard, D. Berry, T Masters, R. Tapp, C. Kurz, R. Bunch, B. Wadle, Front row: C. Waters, S. Klossner, B. Andes, J. Rodriguez, T. Bishof, S. Schneider. Upper right: Tom Bishof prepares for escape. Above: jeffRodriguez dominates both opponent and city. 1 Middle right: And the cradle will rock . . . 1i Lower right: Ray-South wrestlers . . . totally psyched. . 'r ,. ryanu ..-.+....g..-.-..-g- w Upper left: Coach Hauck gives Steve the winning advice. Above: Tim Masters grins and bares it. Left: 1 can't bear to look. Below: Rick Tapp, an easy winner. The Ray-South wrestling team was led by Ray-South's new coach Ethan Hauck and seniors, Tim Masters, Jeff Rodriguez, Rick Tapp, and Chris Kurz. Before Christmas they won the Belton Quad and placed third at the Lees Summit Tournament. After Christmas they went on to destroy opponents, and finish with the best head to head record Ray-South wrestling has ever had, at 14-2. They sent 11 wrestlers to sectionals with Brad Andes, Jeff Rodriquez, Spencer Davis and Rick Tapp quali- fying for the State Tournament. At state, Rick Tapp placed 3rd, and Spencer Davis was the on- ly freshman in finals and took 2nd. Copy and layout 5y Jonby Bugly. Photography by Jef Willimm. It has been difficult ad- justing to styles since we,ve had 3 coaches in the last 3 years. Everyone has worked their hardest with the new coach and it paid off with many victories. I think a good futureeis ahead for Ray-South wrestling. e Tim Masters Upper left: Spencer makes Grandview eat the mat. Upper right: john Bullard puts out all his effort. Middle right: Bunch struggles for control. Above: Dale Berry ties up the challenger. Chris Kurz, just inches from a pin. Middle: Tony Bottom: A Ray-Sow 1... VARSITY WRESTLING SCHEDULE SOUTH OPP. Oak Grove W St. Joe Quad lst Lees Summit Tour. 3rd Grandview L W Winn. L N.K.C. Tourney 5th Wm. Chris. Wk Truman W Raytown W Ruskin Tourney 2nd Hickman Mills W Center W Rockhurst W Belton Quad lst Top: Top row W J. Elledge, S. Patrick, K. Foreman, R. Hickerson, G. Staley, R. Eley. 3rd row Districts 3rd - S. Gossage, R. Summers, J. Thomas, D. Childress, D. Luther, D. Aguilar, F. Thomas, D. . , Frazier, Coach Larry Allen. 2nd row - P. seCtlonalS Downton, T. Withers, A. Endicott, S. Cobb, T. , Curtis, T. Kreissler, K. Ravencamp, Front row - K. Abbott, T. Wesley, s. McConnell, B. Tapp, s. State 18th l Lindsey, R. Ravencamp, D. Cain. ; W Above: Coach Allen relaxes after an easy victory. Copy and layout byjobny Bugb. Plyatogmpby by Tom Oilerren andjej' Willimru. Middle: Tony is planning an escape. Bottom: A Ray-South wrestler checks the clock. Varsity Wrestling W 71 WoWa-wWBM;-a--JULM.WW$$$ i . i-i. . hwy Qu ac ,.;,.'i-nsqiw.w1mW3 -.-! -' 7 Swimmers V Raytown South's wet and wild swiEnmers. Right: Tony Kelley A.K.A. Aqua-man. 1a Top: David and jeff can always find time to mess around. Above: Steve has the eye of the tiger. l I y y SCHEDULE St. Louis Relay St. Joe Central Raytown Inv. Blue Springs Park Hill RSHS Inv. Hickman Col. Center Raytown Truman Conference Top left: Hey, wait a minute. Where am I? Above: Rodney swims free and easy. Left: David Conway concentrates on his can opener. Cardinal swimmers looked forward to another successful year and they got one. The Cards qualified top swimmers early in the season for state. David Portee played a major factor in South's success. David finished fourth in the 100 yd. backstroke with a time of 56.35, a new school record and seventh in the 200 yd. freestyle at the state meet. Copy and layout by jejf Vilott. Photography by Kelli Plymell. hlt took each one's in- , dividual efforts to accomplish our goals, even though it was rough sometimes I can truly say 'Nsmom it was one of the best times of 1 ya my life. Jeff Ashworth e to mess around. e tiger. Swimming w 73 k w .. x .. ,4J.4xx,ltp,x ,. u- AW ' .......... -.-.-..- V .m.-.,q..... ' .,.,, qwr- A, . , ACTIVITIES 75 , . . . V - . . aim??? ; - -,-.M-.W-.-.-:4.wmu...w....,..am-mm,....-- . . .AVV..1.sw.-.2 , .Uxmsu .. 1985-86 FHA Future Homemakers of America is made up of students either enrolled in or have completed a home economics class. Students work together to provide opportunities for self-development and preparation for family liv- ing. Activities consist of regular meetings, money making projects and at- tending regional and state meetings. Mrs. Elliott is their sponsor. Front row, officers: Nicole Dickey, Libby Harding, Marcia Peeler, Joe Gile. Second row: Beth Smith, Octavia Reese, Joyce Barnes, Stacy Dunlap, Michelle Tewksberry, and Jody Dye. V A The 1985-86 Art Clul feasuter. A Teamwork gets the job done! Capy and layout byjill Warren. Pboiograpby bi Brad Hall and David Brotemarkle. A Kelly is the center of attention. A Carrie questions Kerri. 382., 228 ii, Art Club h 77 have artistic ablhty. They do many projects t interested in art and who hroughout the year and f Mrs. Wren. The 1985-86 Art Club is a supervxsxono small but hardworking group of students meet every other week under the ---v-.-S-gI4-.-To- .4 A Mrs. Wren gives her expert advice to a student. n, w k .m D m .. D ., d .. m w .c. m d .. m P V 4 7,1,, i. 17.x WM; V ; ix. -... gm...th , V , President; Bina Sarai, Secretary; Steve Johnson h The 1985-86 Art Club officers are: Nina Sarai Treasurer . i. attention. Kerr m-TMW - x .a.-.. ,'..-.q Q Creative and Talented u, 1! , I o J, IV 2;. 3:: a ,. .11: A Upper right: Striving for perfection. Members ofthe 1985-86 Art Club! A-Upper left: Above: Working together is twice as fun!! rapby by Brad Hall, ropy and layout byjulie g Above: Yvonne is amazed at what her bands can do. Photo Hollie. 78 Art Club . hmhkk 1 A x 9. x44 . Photo Club Captures the Moment 9 Mrs. Pummill, the artistic eye behind the camera. V The members are from left to right: Nina Sarai, Amy Brown, Lona McGee, Stephanie Donegan, Amy Thumau, Second row: Mrs. Pummill, Carol Fischer, Erica Fischer, Rhondala Sinville, Kelly Zubeck, and Peter Kline. A The officers of photo club keep things clicking. 4 Rhondala tries to get her point across. . . . . . . v 9 ' a ' - -.h.m-w-.h.-h.eswm-Fr.wo-Jm V Erica Fischer and Kelly Zubeck are serious about photography. The photo club was designed for those students interested in photography, both profes- sionally and as a hobby. They had fundraisers during the year which include selling candy and portraits. The officers include Erica Fischer, President; Michelle Miller, Vice president; Lona McGee, Secretary; and Rhondala Sinville, Treasurer. Mrs. Pummill and Mrs. Crouch sponsor the club. Copy and Layout bl jill War- ren. Pbotogmpby by Troy Fergermn. Photo Club 9 x 79 m- as. .uhawfu; taut . kl, wm-I , 7. .. t. - -u4..ya.;- . t ,1 Q-a V.-5.Jv-5.'W'-.fw-' AW - .M; :14! A Scott johnson served as secretary and treasurer, Dawn Hall was president, Jay Odum, vice president, james Mitchell was historian. National Forensics League is a group of students who work long and 1 hard on perfecting their skills in speech and debate. This group attends a many tournaments throughout the school year. Also they hosted their own tournament here in December. This club has caught the Ray- South spirit. Club members are as follows left to right: Jeff Morrison, Scott Johnson, Matt Cushman, Dawn Hall, middlw tow: Kevin Ben- i nett, Brent Bays, Jay Odum, Joyce Barnes, James Maudlin, Pam Grant, Michelle Eib, Kevin Bib, Brian Watts, Robert Sweeny, top J row: Glory Vaughn, Thad Whitets, Russell, Murray, Donald Davis, A John Hiner, Mandy Blankenship, Christy Cordes, P. J. Modrell, i i Christy Allen, Dale Blair, James Mitchell. Copy and layout by Debbie Bozjcla. Pbotogmplay by David Brolemarkle. i A Mrs. Scott lets her fingers do the walking. A Wanna argue about it?! A Were all the seats taken? so i NFL A.v,....w-,. V V , V ' . . .7 , . A r w ; ' r .- -. . AV . Ziggy - ., ' V - 'A 9-, N ational F orensics LEague ,dmyxr' , NONbA , a .IMMWW.W WW - ugvamaM ....mw,M.vw.m WWAM..,.W, M A,Teamwork is what has made N.F.L. number 1! A Whatever happened to have a Coke and a SMILE? A N.F.L. builds friendships. A You want me to do what??? A Earth calling Russell - get to work! NFwsl AW.-.L;-h-.' w W ' L -.--- .1 Mi' 4'19: gap-un W . M ., w . f A Mi! yl ,1 wy ngfXAf; 4W A Mary Mentesana takes down the I V ' A A .4 m A . A A ' , minutes of each NHS meeting. I A A A n duh n -. vi . u , , , .. I i I ! ' EED . , . n ' w FORMATION ? A. ' I . . . ' - ' Fonounwsvowms . i .11 A W L r t I i 14 A I i A Upper left: Tom O'Hetron presides over National Honor Society. 1 Honor Society offkers takin' it easy! A Mike Sal Y 1 82 A National Honor Society A Troy handles the funds for NHS. National Honor Society is a group of students who are selected based on their outstanding scholarship, leadership, character, and ser- vice. They must maintain a 3.0 G.P.A. or above. This year they adopted a needy family through Rev. Marc Dreyer's church and col- lected canned goods and clothes from the students and faculty of Raytown South High. Copy and layout 5y Julie Hattie, photography by , Kelli Plymell. takes down the 5 meeting. A A Top left: Kevin Chandler; Historian A Mike Sanchez assisrs Tom as Vice-President ofHonor Society. a I:-:.:T: . . National Honor Society h 83 .Un. 9 , r ,, e a a - MW e , '.., e , e n'w..v.,w.rzu.3f.g.--MW e. AA Over the river and through the woods . . . A The 1985-86 Science Club! The science club is one of the biggest and most active clubs at RSI-IS. They meet every other Tuesday and a weekend activity each month. Lectures, tburs, and trips to St. Louis, Chicago, and Florida are a few of the many activities these students are involved in. Jeff Har- ris is the president of science club. Other officers include Matt Cushman, vice-president; Lori Knabe, secretary; Michelle Herman, treasurer; and Michelle Dingle, committee chair. Mrs. Alderson sponsors these students. Copy and layout by Jill Warren. Photography by David Brotemarkle. V The officers of Science AA Mrs. Alderson enjoys the great outdoors! A Jeff Harris drops in for a kiss! ltdoors! 1 The officers of Science Club have the right chemistry. ' 133.7 area contests and the Students pressive record! V The amazing Knowledge Bowl Team! The RSHS Science Knowledge Bowl Teams compete at the annual contest held at Rockhurst College on February lst. Academically talented students from the greater KC area faced five rounds of competition. During each round tWO teams from different high schools face off in a rapid fire question and answer session. The excitement and recognition draws hundreds of students from a six-county area. RSHS has played a vital role in initiating and supporting these new have accumulated an im- Science Club T 85 .. 4 v 77: .im j . , , N cat iiztu;eyw.:pa,-:H1AW w..- V The Gun and Bow Club Bullseye! The Gun And BOW Club Hits The Target ? A The 1985-86 Officers, from left to right: a Ptes., Christine Firrucia, Vice President, Tammy Luther, Secretary, Jeff Hensley, Treas., Dean Hall 5 Sponsor of the Gun and Bow Club, Mrs. Carter. Copy and layaul by Lynda Baud. Pirture: by Brad Hall. A Christine asks Tammy, How many pictures are they going to take? A 1985-86 Math Clul The Gun and Bow Club sharpened their archery and marksmanship skills d ? LiREhal'd- ing the year. They also learned how to use a compass and make bows. Theirat t0p YOW; Mr. Vaughn, tivities during the year also included camping and canoe trips. A Who is that smile ft A Nicole is excited ab 86 8 Gun and Bow Club Math Club h thuals, , Success! The Math Club is a group of students that enjoy solv- ing problems. They compete in math tournaments all around the state. The officers of the club this year are Tracy Linehard, president Jay Odum, vice-ptesident Nicole Dickey, secretary Kevin Chandler, treasurer. Copy and layout by Debbie Bozicb, photography by Kelli Plymell. . X I ' M7: .54. hey going to take? . A 1985-86 Math Club members are left to tight; Nicole Dickey, Cindy Sumner, Tracy d marksmanship skills duf' -. Linehard. ' s and make bows. Their 30 I013 row; Mr. Vaughn, Kevin Chandler, Mr. Laidley. noe trips. A Who is that smile for Cindy? A Nicole is excited about today's meeting! A Solving problems makes Kevin happy. A Mr. Laidley gives expert advice. Math Club t 87 L i .r..r:, I mm Leaders of the Pack. D 1 l I A A Officers in action! A The Officers 0f StUd Spellman, Vice Preside; l; ' '11 W I A Student Council builds friendships! L11 am, lewgm I 88 Student Council V In student council, everyone is involved. A A Mrsi Graham's word is the law! A The officers of Student Council are from left to right: Mike Sanchez, Sgt. at Arms; Carrie Battles, President; Scott SP'iilman, Vice President; Laurie johnson, Secretary and Treasurer; and Tom O'Herron, Fifth Member. Copy and layout bijill Warren. Pbotograpby by Tray Fergenon. 4Jeff really knows how to irritate Debbie! Student Council is one of our most active organizations. It involves a large portion of the school. Each class elects a representative which meets with the officers once a month. They then report back to the classes for feedback.This way everyone's voice is heard. Stu-Co is responsible for many of the activities that go on at Raytown South. One of their biggest events was homecoming, which was a huge success! Other activities they were responsible for were Blood Donor Day, Student Activities Week, and a food drive at Christmas. Mrs. Graham is their sponsor. Student Council w 89 .-.-,g. ------;tb+ m-hw.$eeea$ h? u... r : . -..,,,.:. 1 r i 4 ,- . .Wv-J v-....-g-'Mx . A Shelley Robirds w Troy Fergenon. A Top left: Don does his job with expertise. Top right: Mr. Stumpff, director of COE Co-Operative Educatiom A Chris Briggs is the center Of attention. Above: Mr. Stumpffadvises one of his students 90 cos wm-r-vg , .: ' 7 1 ' , . i . 7 f; ' e ' - ' ' . PW - ,,W...N. A Above: Chris Teasley is captured on film. h Karin Ryon: Working hard at one of her many office procedures. COE is a group of students that have classes half a day and then go on to their jobs in the afternoon. They have Mr. Stumpff either 3rd or 4th hour then they leave for the day. A Shelley Robirds works as a photographer at Kinderfoto. Copy and layout: byjulie Hollie; Photography by Kelli Plymell and Troy Fergermn. Educatiom .m;;;.th ; c01w91 w J; a .1.gv.,?5..-rn..e W ' - weV-M H Artisansi Artistic Ability V, , ,, 35?? Z The Artisan is a magazine full of short stories and artwork. It takes long hours of hard work and much imagination to make this booklet a success but they seem to do it every year, with the help of its two sponsors, Mrs. Fredrick and Mrs. Turner. The staff members this year are as follows: Lynda Bassa, David Beilfuss, Leigh Collins, Tracy Czinczoll, Kira DeAtley, Stephanie Donegan, Carol Fischer, Erica Fischer, Janet Fisher, Michelle, Ford Gillihan, Christina Haley, Dawn Hall, Linda Hall, Gloria Johnson, Steve Johnson, Victoria Kelley, Nathan Kline, Peter Kline, Madeline McFadden, Michelle Miller, Amy Nodtell, Laura Park, Kyle Phillips,'Deann Richard- son, Tim Smotherman, Casie Sears, Nina Satai, Jennifer Woodruff,' Kelly Zubeck. Copy and layout by DeMie Bozirb, photography byjef Williamx. I ' A 1985-86 ARTISAN STAFF! i A Teamwork 92 i Artisan ine full of short es long hours of ;ination to make my seem to do it its two sponsors, umer. The staff follows: Lynda ;h Collins, Tracy cy, Stephanie 'ca Fisther, Janet Uihan, Christina la Hall, Gloria Victoria Kelley, Lline, Madeline ', Amy Nodrell, Deann Richard- isie Sears, Nina Kelly Zubeck. DeMie Bozicb, A The three Musketeers at work. A When Christina talks, people listen. A Amy and Janet rush to an Artisan meeting: A Members of the Artisan staff are in deep concentration. Copy and layout by Debbie Bazirb, photography by Troy Fergermn and JW Williarm. Artisan 93 Km! mm W; mam vv'rr. w V .. v v TM 7 t g.-Q7A gamuwaxv- emw -' GRAPPLETIES WRESTLERS BEST F WFH: A 1985-86 GRAPPLE'I'IES! A Grapplettes show Ray-South style. The Grapplettes have changed over the past two years. They have become a bigger and better organization. They not only keep score at the matches, they also cheer. These girls provide much enthusiasm for the wrestlers. The Grapplettes are sponsored by a patent, Jeanette Bunch. The members are as follows: Alma Armendariz, Sandi Ashlock, Kirsten Blaney, Zora Davis, Stacey Elwell, Theresa Garza, Monica Harbit, Shari Heidbrink, Angie Martin, Julie McMahan, Toni Moreno, Lori Nordelone, Etonn Palmer, Nikki Palmer, Jenny Remy, Lori Sheets, Nikki Shurack, Stacey Stelk, Pam Talbot, Julie Untein. Their mascot is Carie Bunch. Copy and layout by Debbie Bozicb, photography by Troy Fergemm and Brad Hall. A Zora and Angie cheer in awe. A The officers that served this year are Zora Davis, mp rain Lori Sheets, treasurer Kirsten Blaney, secretary Shari Heidbrink, co-captajn. 94 A Gtapplettes A Kirsten keeps Toni and Pam entertained! .- wvvw - . w, .e .7 w.,,.e ! A The TIME CARDS! A 1985-86 Officers. Time Cards are a division of Pep Squad. They provide much enthusiasm by baking and cheering for the swimming team. But most importantly they keep time for the . , . . ' . team. This group is sponsored by Mrs. Fisher. The Time Cards have established a stan- f '. : I h , 3 dard of excellence throughout the years. Pictured left to right, bottom row: Teresa ' h Briggs, Linda Hall, Cindy Dewitt,Jer1r1y Arndt, Kristen Bartel, Dottie Owens, Audrey Crabtree, middle row, Angie Garrison, Michelle Watson, Diana Morris, Kelly Kriesel, Tammy Todd, Deana Light, Valorie Carmack, back row, Monica Harbit, Shannon 1' Davis, Debra Bowlous, Karla Gilborne, Jennifer Woodruff, Sheri Cox, Donis Harrov, ACindy is always hard at work. Jennifer Breck, Sharon Rios, Susan Paris. The serving officers this year are Kristen Blan Bartel, captain, Teresa Briggs, co-captain Audrey Crabtree, swim coordinator; Linda I ' ' v . . . l Cy, mm m A Kmtem Pay attention Hall, treasurer; Jenny Arndt, secretary; Cmdy Dew1tt, sargeant of arms, Dome Owens, historian. Copy and layout by Debbie Bozicb, photography 5y Troy Fergermn. Time Cards h 95 , , ,VA, hwow--h.?W.Fh.e$m.b-i .if'j: ;. n, ,4, 1 . ..- y The Spirit Brigade!!! Cutie Pies! V Spirit! Spirit! i The Pep Squad! F A Christy wonders wh Middle right: The Car The Pep Squa thusiasm and 513' the theme, Do I membersh spirits I when we were b- layout by Lynda B A Being in Pep Squad is something to yell about. F Boy do I have something great to tell you! The 1985-86 Pep Squad omcers: pres. I , Sandra Volker, vice i Stephanie Meredith, and spirit captain, Rebekah Matney. l 96 w Pep Squad pres. Kristin Bagby, treasurer, Amy Miller, secretan 9 efateyw u ' 4 . ' e W - Ira :- 4 4 e man u as aw inns , V 'e WV 1 u-mzA .-. H LL 1; .LL; 4.7m rwge... .. Cutie Pies! P A Chtisty wonders what's going on down the field. V 1 Middle right: The Cardinal Spirit shines through. The Pep Squad cheered South's team on to victory with unparalleled en- thusiasm and spirit. During the year they sponsored the Christmas dance, with the theme, Do They Know It's Christmas? and sent pep-grams to keep team members' spirits high. So three cheers for the Spirit Brigade who kept us going v When we were behind, and raised us higher when we were on top. Copy and layout by Lynda Baud. Pbotograpby by Troy Fergerxon. at - rer, Amy Miller, secretBIYt .H h. A eeOh, $i12 is so cute! Pep Squad w 97 -w - N.--E.+MM-Frm - N at ettes Kick With Class Pam KleeshulteA . . perfect smile! F 1 Mrs. Mathews tells the girls, One more time! V performed at various football, basketball, soccer, and volleyball games. They raised money by selling messages, pennants, and flags. Their hard work and dedication under Mrs. Sue Mathews shined through in all of their perfor- mances. Good job Cardettes. i f I i j The cardettes had a great 85-86 season. They J h h A The routine committee consists of from left to right; Becky Matney, ; . Linda Hall, Stacy Bunin, Jaudon Godsey, Steph . I i Meredlth, and Tracy Brown. These girls did a fantastic job at camp, h AA Casie, get out of Susan's wayll taking an overall second place. A Tracy Brown and Linda Hall are struttin' their stuff. 98 h Cardettes : struttin' their stuff. A Bottom tow; Jaudon Godsey, Tracy Brown, Stacy Burtin, Becky Matney, Linda Hall, Steph Meredith. Second row; Marlayna Franklin, Laurie Johnson, Amy Miller, Kristen Bartel, Tammy Christy. Third row; Beth Cox, Kristin Bagby, Casie Sears, Jill Ford, Susan VanGerpen, Pam Kleeshulte, Noralee Hamblen, Sandy Volker, and Sharon Fisher. Cardettes 99 A lst row: Joe Smedley, Steve M. White, Rachel Her- man, Chris Fields 2nd row: Brad Harris, Jeff Morrison, Wayne Smedley, Brent Stags A valiant leader, King Steve. 100 T Gaming Club Brent Stags and Brad Harris plot Strategy. Theyke Game If . You,re Game The Gaming Club is a mixture of imagination and fun in the spirit of competition. The club competes in numerous chess tournaments during the years as well as indulging in a multitude of board games and athletic activities. The club is headed by King, Steve White. Other officers are: Scribe, Rachel Herman, Royal Tax Collector, David Gassen, The Duke of Sci-Fi, Wayne Smedley, Royal Knight, jeff Mor- rison, and the Court Jester, Joe Smedley. One could say at- tending a Gaming Club meeting is a ROYAL AFFAIR! Steve and Jeff enjoy a good game of chess. Copy and Layout by Lynda Baud. Pbalograpby by Troy Pergerxon. REl T The Red Cross the years they ht school children, 1 They have egrm years conse'Cllthe Johnson, VIC???re dra Fishburn, an Evans. The sgt. aw is Steve Johnson publicity chairm Flamack, and M1 cess this year. The members Steve Johnson, Dye, Gloria John bmiddle rowT AI drix, Mary HYHm bback rowb Cindj Julie Hampton, 1 above: It's not nice I ficets. upper left: Ev Teri listen with deep Copy and layout by l .a-WW ' m m 1:44...- 4 TAW V V , um' A.. 4,. A, y,re RED CROSS : me CARES The Red Cross Club is a very busy organization. Over f the years they have taught first aid programs to grade school children, and also helped with the handicapped. They have earned the excellence-in-service award EYE years consecutively. The officers are president e Gloria , johnson, vice-president e Jeff Hensley, secretary e San- u re dra Fishbum, and treasurer and ambassador e Kirsten Evans. The sgt. at arms, historian, and publicity chairman is Steve Johnson. Jodi Dye is an ambassador and also I e publicity chairman. Mrs. Fiihjt,hM1is.b Transue, Mrs. I I I I Flamack, and Mrs. Hatrelson e t e c u to a great suc- l cess this year. The members from left to right are: lbottom towl Steve Johnson, Kirsten Evans, Sandra Fishbutn, Jodi Dye, Gloriajohnson ' . imiddle rowl Angela Cook, Carla Richadson, Teri Hen- drix, Mary Hymes, Michelle Kennedy ' lback fowl Cindy Lynch, Troy Hendrix, NlCOlC Kalmus, julie Hampton, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Transue agination and fun in mpetes in numerous ' i ell as indulging in a ctivities. The club is officers are: Scribe, David Gassen, The Knight, Jeff Mot- y. One could say at- l YAL AFFAIR! above: It's not nice to tell secrets! abovefar rigbt: 1985-8.6 Red Cross Of- ficers. upper left: Everyone listens to Mrs. Fisher. far ng'bt: Samlra'and Teri listen with deep concentration. lower left: Red Cross is all smiles. Copy and layout by Debbie photography by Kelli Plymell. 2y Fergermn. Red Cross T 101 - - - a ,- - -44.-..-..i.;r ;.-.-- W . -- ....,L :s.,.- v e ' . Above: Don has a mouthful. l A Top left: Lively Lynda presides over the meeting. 102 Foreign Language Club v oreig Language Club - g-n Nyww Q9 NWV Kng A Top right: 1985-86 Foreign Language Club officers are: Robert Hishaw, Treasurer; Ruth Klingspom, Vice president; Tracy Brown, Secretary; and Lynda Bassa, President. Above: Lisa and Jenny take time out for a snack. Copy and layout; byjulie Hattie; Plzolo: byjon Let! and David Brotemarkle. A Top left: The 1985- Above: Come and get ; Ruth Klingspom, Vice 0: byjon Let! and David A Top left: The 1985-86 Foreign language Club! Above: Come and get it! wamm. A Above: Angela and Christina flash their prettiest smiles. The Foreign Language Club is an active club in our school that participates in many events throughout the year including: Fall Homecoming parade, AFS Halloween mixer, International dinner, and they also had many guest speakers from different countries. The club is sponsored by Judith Bradshaw and Brenda Givens. 104 T AFS Front row, left to right: Anne Brown, Kristiina Riihinen, Keiko Omoei, Lynda Bassa, Second row: Stacy Dunlap, back, Mark Hoffman, Wendy Watson, Third row: Sta gerstaff, Perch Kotrajarus, Mrs. Pummel, Phil Wallace jill Ford, Jennifer Woodruff, Wendy Smith, Laura Park, Depbie Jaques, Angela Behrendt, Ken Simpson, Yvonne Lind- cy Benke, Kyle Phillips, Mrs. Smallridge, Dom Plang, Mrs. Big- The AFS Club Brings the World Closer, One Student at a Time A Exchange students, from left to right: Kristiina Riihinen - Finland, Keiko Omoei - japan, Perch Kotrajarus - Thialangi, Yvonne Lindabck - Sweden, Angela Behrendt - Germany. The AFS Club provides a unique experience for students from all walks of life to come together and learn about one another, as well as giving them a better perspective of the worlds many cultures. The 1985-86 officers are: president, Ken Kimpson, Vice Pres., Anne Brown, Sec, Kristiina Reihinen, Treasurer, Lynda Bassa. Ken Simpson looks for a little culture. 4 Mrs. Pummel gives the dub something to think about. layout and copy Lynda BdJ'J'd. Picture! by Kelli Plymell. A The Business 1 world. They had s The club is spons Felicia Wallace, l Hattie; photo; by K - 4 ,,,,,wx25n7f2 i x .L ten e Finland, Keiko Lindabck e Sweden, n- students from all me another, as well Ids many cultures. Ipson, Vice Pres., Lynda Bassa. expanding their knowledge of the business ps to local businesses throughout the year. fficers are: Joyce Barnes, Octavia Reece, s ; ole Robinson, Copy and layout by julie A The Business Club is a group of students interested in world. They had several speakers and participated in fieldtri The club is sponsored by Diana Heffemon and the 1985-86 0 Layout and 50M Lynda ::::;3. Wallace, Traey Robinson, Cammy Hampton, and NlC e, photo: by Kellz Plymell. A Top right: Miss Heffernon in deep thought. Above: Felicia and Tonya listen intently. Business Club i 105 106 T Drama Club . 7-7 h,.,...w-.T-1-4,W $ A Drama Club Officers, left to ri ght: vice pres., Micheal Ibe, treasurer, Laura Parks, secretary, Micheal Ford, president, Mike Boessen. The Drama Club presented an excellent production of HBye-Bye Birdief fall, and visited local elementary schools with an original show designed t children how to handle problems. The show was entirely written by the ca and layout by Lynda Balm. Pirlurei byjon Left. ' in the o teach st. Copy A Mike addresses the club. Top: The 1985-86 Thespians. The Drama Club Presents ,1 . f Bye-Bye Birdie, ' e V Laura prepares Heather for a performance. V Chrisry couldn't possibly fall asleep during a performance. rks, secretary, Micheal ye Birdie, in the :lesigned to teach by the cast. Copy A Thespians strut their stuff. Drama Club 107 .J 41344,;5fy0254, 4' l A Top left: Our Co A Above: The captain of our team - Mr. Redford. Copy and layout byjulie A EDITORS: Top row; Eric Reid, Faculty and Perf. Arts; Lori Duke, Co-editor; Kelli Plymell, Hot '16; Pbolngmpby by Kelh Plymell andjejf Willmrm. TOP 3hr: Steve. Photography; Lori Knabe, Co-editor; bottom row: Tracy Brown, Classes; Julie Hottle, Activities; David I Robinson, Sports; Sheila Atchity, Royalty; and Kellyjo Dearing, Sports. Above: Photogra Rookstool, Kelli . Top left: The 1985-86 Polaris staff I 108 Polaris ' W- m M -;....-. ' 2L ; ' I ' , v a '7 , ., ,- , q... cinnam'nlI-ur. 'wa i2 :3; n i ii an. ,,,., PQMWE Top left: Our Co-editors; Lori and Lori y and layout byjulie Top right: Steve Johnson is the artist of the staff while Sheila Atchiry takes care of the Royalty. 1 Above: Photographers snap to it. Back row: Jon Lett, Troy Fergason, Tom O'Herron. Front row: David Brotemarkle, Brad Hall, Johnelle Rookstool, Kelli Plymell, and Jeff Williams. , I Polaris 109 . A . - - W . a .. ..-.t...-.-...$-ma.--a.nw , w u x - :l i V...;..V3r-'AMJL A A- mme M .mAIy; , 2.5 . ,.- g. A Away A K AKA kQ'EA 53mm A Sports are on top of things! .1 A Top: Johny Bugh; Jeff Vilott and Tammy Nihart make up the second row; Amy Modrell, David Robinson, and Kelly Deming are the bottom row. Copy and layout by Julie Hollie, Photography byjeff William: am! Kelli Plymell. $4 A , Q . V A Top picture: AC! 1 . A V Horde, and Jill W2 1, WI! ' 1 Above: Melinda EC 3 i A Top left: Busmess managersjeff Vilott and David Robinson take charge. , : 'v E 1 Above: Yvonne Lindback and Eric Reid give us an outlook on Faculty life and behind the i r. j scenes of Performing Arts. 110 A Polaris I V Polaris is a group of students that workvery hard to pro- duce a memorable yearbook for the student body. The staff consists of juniors and seniors that meet every day for one hour. The sponsor is Mr. Gerry Redford and the editors are Lori Duke and Lori Knabe. second row; Amy Copy and layout by , Bozich, Julie A TOP picture: Activities get the scoop on club events They are: Lynda Bassa, Debbie Horde, and Jill Warren. Above: Melinda Eckart, Dennis DeWitt, Carrie Battles, and Tfacy Brown have class. Polaris h 111 JJW Vlwu e v ; m I W I , .n s .H 2 wwumgmw run .932 , w m 3.fo . , U x ; 1 . I , i xir 1 lfix'qutFF .,.....4... 21, i'lriyl ; ilk. x . .. .. .i. . igipwwa ; 5' V . 3 i 1 '3; a V, l 1 l Upper Left: Beautiful music! . 3 Middle Left: Keiko brings the inter- 1 national sound to the group. 1 Bottom Left: Quit yawning Michelle Mickelson. 3t 5 Upper Right: Amy Blackman grits i ,. her teeth at the idea of singing. K 9! 1, L1 ieautiful music! Keiko brings the inter- d to the group. :ft: Quit yawning kelson. : Amy Blackman grits ae idea of singing. fr, 7' LWU 51,2, ? 5 :3 f :- ---.--..QM..--w .....',,.,-h - Left: The excitement shows through on the girls' faces. Bottom Left: The men of Freshman 1 Choir like to sleep through songs. This year was an exciting year for both the Freshman Choir and South High Singers because the number of people enrolled in the programs in- creased by nearly 5070. 130th groups performed throughout the community during the year including a performance at the Bannister Mall. The members of these groups promise to be great assets to the choral tradi- tion at Raytown South. Copy and Layout by Eric Reid. Pbotograpby by Kelli Plymell. Freshman Choir t 115 i . i -xw.. the f zvmra I cw t ' M; I ANww , ,. . v . -N .. i .. wax rwmama-ugaawsnmm WV Conrcet ir Has a . . . $17? 27:. Left: Choir Officers from left to right are Librarians Kent Adams and Chan. dra Kizer, Sec. Amy Crowell, Trees, Eric Reid, Pres. Beth Hammetbacher, Vice-Pres. Ken Simpson, Sgt.-at-Arm; Pam Kleeschulte, and Publicity Becky Matney and Sandy Volker. a u .31 vuk x1915 t .m mama. -:; Right: Fooling around again. i 3.; This year Choir worked i very hard to achieve big i i goals. They took their show , ti on the road to William T ; Jewell, the Plaza and War- ; 3 rensburg. They received 1 great praise for their hard work and dedication to choral music. Above: The women of Concert Choir. This was Mary Siddens second year at Raytown South directing the Concert Choir and things went much easier this year. This year Choir sang more last difficult music but basically had i more fun. Seventy people were enrolled in 4th hour which is an improvement over last year. Copy and Layout by Eric Reid. Pbotograpby by Jobnelle Rookrtool. Mrs. Sidde students that much better l'l things did tur Left: The men of Concert Choir. 116 T Concert Choir uptim-d m-gmt W5 cers from left to right ent Adams and Chan- Amy Ctowell, Treast Beth Hammerbacher, Simpson, Sgt.-at-Arms :, and Publicity Becky ly Volket. ten of Concert Choir. Mary Siddens it Raytown South Concert Choir and much easier this Lt Choir sang more c but basically had venty people were h hour which is an over last year. yout by Eric Reid. y by jolmell e Concert Choir. AD , '2' J nMMMmmm... 53m , ' V Everyone appears to be happy. Several Choir members have noted that this year was better than last because the general attitude was much more positive. They also say that they believe the attitude change showed in the Choirs performances throughout the year. .Mts. Siddens agrees with her students that this year was much better than last and that things did turn out better than last. A Accompanist Vicki Hefner 4 The singers look mystified. .n. .9 . . . -Ixx15$6i35W!:rWSi-!WAW;WW 4 The look of sophistication. This year Cardinal Chorale consisted of 18 students; Kent Adams, Kristin Bagby, Mike Calhoun, David Conway, Amy Crowell, Dennis DeWitt, Beth Hammerbacher, Tina Hite, Laurie johnson, Chandra Kizer, Pam Kleeschulte, Becky Matney, Teresa Morris, Eric Reid, Mitch Serslev, Ken Simp- son, Jay Smith, and Greg Sth- wein. These 20 students and E m I hv. g. 51L their director, Mary Siddens, performed at the Raytown South Christmas Assembly, at District Music Contest and throughout the Kansas City area as entertainment for many church and civic groups. Copy and Layout 531 Eric Reid. ' Plaotograpby by Kelli Plymell andjolmelle Rookxtool. X .xw mx Ah VARWW A Put your right fa 5 Nice hat, Amy! 4 Something has caught Kristin's and Mike's eyes. 4 Middle left: Excuse me but could everyone please scoot over? A Kent says, Amy you've got bony elbows. 118 h Chorale .I.l .. 33.5.. kits, : , . . . 4.. . . :4.Vu.f....c.ru.:uu. z. strl. Chorale 119 4 That's an interesting choice of clothes Greg and Laurie. A A Don't leave now. u .,. a d. nyfi? 4 -4 2:42;, 1. t u . o t 0 rm t h g .1 r r . u . 0 Y t u , D. n .1 t , o , rm I. t y w m, m .n Am, m m o h Y e , m. .K : P N . A ? ktmnyinyyy;r1n.. ynt VI .1 mmmmanakrpmmmwamwnmud 0KMAB1.ucEmSaeo,aCaQem n. h HKe i dtlv. m Ry Vm C9, rt: Bysgmwdwlbt . H r tvnnw,.t m .mnmnmmRmsams m dmbwwmd anix emmfwfmi mmmfenmmmammlmammngm p dtB D hl vns hACKeg K0 C e t 0 45 Cu 1a MES mCWJ ..J 1w. 4.;;:, :4! RN. 3 -I. -. 120 h Marching Band Marching Band and Marching On 4 Drum Major julie LaRose, here leading the band through halftime show. V The band marching well together. A Chris in action! 1 They also marched in the Homecoming parade. y The flag corps at V Standing up: Stm From left to right: Lori Sheets, Kathy 1 em 1m X V The girls in the e b In excitement a It has been flagcorps! The Days, at the H halftime durin; But the acc - it took hat the help of Mr Lindbatk. Pbot 34,1. r. E. $. as. n, M , 924564214 tn I , Z722 29275247, 7 27 e6? 2 . 22722222 Z ,,,,,,, V272 , z 2 222 g? w; 272224 , 2;, Z2 272,, Mwyia ., Z , 27 unamg ! WW g 21:2. 2, r V414 27222222 2 X4? 2 2.2,? V 4 4, , 2 M22? 22 ,, A: m 2, Wngzwg mlgm xtem O 222 I 12174, ., It has been a great season for the marching band and flagcorps! They were marching at Raytown Roundup Days, at the Homecoming parade and they performed at But the accomplishments didnht come by themselves - it took hard work by all the members and only with the help of Mr. Mrs. Hartman. Copy and layout 5y Yvonne F The girls in the middle of their show, That's A Plenty. halftime during the home football games. From left to right: Stacy Dunlap, Carrie Walker, F The flag corps at attention for the Alma Mater. Lori Sheets, Kathy Lovick, Diane Trapp. V Standing up: Stacey Vinke, Stephanie Revell. H. e m 1 P M K M, m . m We ., 1m P 1m w J .m L D In excitement at the Homecoming parade! .x. l A r l l I On and F lag-Corps tomecoming parade. b - I ? i l Den-Band . ; 5 Makes the Basketball Games Swmg! w A . . TheFreshmanb : V , . V, , 4 Mrs. Kueck dll'eCtS the band Wlth feelmg. good help of the 51 t: v : V What?. . . Idon't understand this . . .? band had One CC 1 j 1 February 25' They 1 P Clarinet trio playing with their eyes closed. their director Mr ; sf otHerron 4nd 1617 : Yyomze Lindbiirk. z 5 i p The Freshman Wood V Striving for imprc :gu, uzm s4 v.1: a ; wxw 1C A The Pepband pepping up in the gym! 4 Pepband takes a break! Raytown South's Pepband performs at our basketball games and gives spirit to our team to do a good job! Their sponsor, Mrs. Kueck, helps them with practice and everything has worked out very good! Photography byjobnelle Rookrtool. Copy and layout by Yvonne Lindbick, 122 t Pep Band Freshman Band The Music of a New Generation! The Freshman band started out this season with good help of the student teacher Mr. Mosier. The band had one concert December 18 and one February 25. They have learned a lot this year from their director Mr. Hartman. Pbotogmpby: Tom OiHerron and Jejf Williamr. Copy and Layout b: Yvonne Lindbiz'ck. M' d r ML, MMWM D The Freshman woodwinds at one of their concerts. V Striving for improvement! fmwi Nummxxx 71'; 7;;41aig 57 M xwxmwmmxwixmxw D Oops! Sorry Sir! gives spirit to out with practice and Copy mid layout by :1 X L. A Are you struggling with your mourh-piece? 4 Saxy Freshmen! I Freshman Band r 123 .a:.:n -:.1Mw-. ' - - $ Jazz-Band Ja; 4 Chris, the merry musician! V Mr. Hartman drinks coffee and directs the band at the same time! .1 ? 1 J , 3 ? J ' ' L 3 , . 1 a I z i' L 1 I f I 1 l . 1 I i I A Brad in spirit! 5Jazzing it up in Ray South! Photography 5;! Kelli Plymell. Copy and layout by Yvonne Lindbirk i , l 124 Jazz Band e same time! 4 Help me, I'm lost! V Concentrate a little bit harder, Mack! Mr. Hartman is the director of the RaySouth Jazzband. The band performed for the Missouri Council of PTA the 22nd of October and they played in the World Series Parade. The Jazzband also hosted the annual Raytown District Jazzband Festival and participated in contests and concerts. So our Jazzband has worked hard this season. Photography by Kelli Plymell. Copy and Izzyout by Yvonne Lindback Jazz Band t 125 w. m i1 . mqmvznfinvair Concert Band 1c! Playing Beautiful Mus n 4 Sticks at it again! V The three penguins. A I'm NOT going to play this! Tom O Herron andjeff WilliamI. Copy and P Stand up for us! Photography by layout by: Yvonne Lindbatk. 126 Concert Band A Hi Mom!!! A Mr. Pettegrew conducts. The Concert Orchestra put on several concerts in the Raytown South auditorium this year and they also traveled to Warrensburg where they participated in the District Music Contest. And according to orchestra director, Willis Pettegrew it was a very successful year. Copy and Layout by Eric Reid. Plyotogmpby by Tom 0,Herrorz andjeyf Willimm. 1 E...,.-Al' A Orchestra members are camera shy. A Mr. Pettegrew receives a token of appreciation. Orchestra t 127 xufdvfl' W'Atw5 .V . h 77V. .. rvrr,rh,v .7 ..., HumghvuhIWl-vWNW .W t Upper Left: Mr. Branan explains the intracacies of paneling to cast members. A Pucker Heather. h Laura Dentler looks too happy. A Some people new V How can anyone look so excited about curling their hair? Bye Bye Birdie was great!!! The actors and actresses spent long hours in prepara- tion for the few moments they would spend on stage in front of hundreds of W . , V . people in the auditorium. Copy and ' ' Layout by Erit Reid. Pbotograpby by Tom OhHerron 4724' Brad Hall. V Tobe received th 128 h Fall Play Fall Play 129 ace. hhn.m Muttoa WOHCC yto B .memac dmdbe . .uacmh v, Bcuet h edVO p Wlpmof 1m BOPNHPM F eee .mpm 6 Ythgr ow B toai. w Mme B I. e 9 L. Vliwmcw 1 ..k a1 SHB 6 IL 010 m m Pct e f u US 5V. 0 m aommmB t I u m anadF c 0 6M0 b0 6 I0. h .Hhu n H Tdm4tmw .1 r A A halgd 4, zw i. XiXx 1 2531filzxirizrg, 6747. ,9 727571; 15 A Some people never get off the phone. V Tobe received the key to the City. t 1 .m mo mwmcmwm rn Ofu 4T MW r. aaos 6W6 y m t er IMMIU u w npwway .m .w .mhu 1M. e H th h d I.S .4 , t m tmsfmwc m y. .m Mmomoum w P C :hnwt.U0. am ' I I I I I , ALBERT PETERSON . .. . . . . . . .. ........... . ......... f . ., . . . .EricReid 3 ROSE ALVAREZ . . Q . . ' ........................... , ..... i. 3. . ' ..... Amy Crowell . TEENAGERS: ' . . 1 3 i ALICE ............. ,. . . . . . . ; ........... Glennajones . , 7 , A. . MARGIE ANN ......... .. .' . . . ., ........... Michelle Michelson ' N, r 1. PENELOPE ANN ....... ' ............... -. Heather DeRijke - DEBORAH SUE . . . . .................... Sheri Cox , SUZIE ....... - ........... - ...... ..... Beth Smith . .PENNY ........... . ..... AmyHoffman' LINDA ........ ,..........Q.,..........DianaTrapp' CAROL . ., ............................. Pamela Talbot HARVEY . .'. . : ............. -. ........... jim Bowman HENRY .............................. Brad Welch TEEN CHORUS ............. o. . Jennifer Belk ' . Amy Blackman 7 , Dana Bowles 3 .. Amy Cripe Kristi Lenquel ' Ix Gretchen McClure X ' John Mic elsori Shawndra Miller S Andrea Moffett Diana Morris Keoko Omori . Les Powell Lydia Powell Bina Sarai 7 , . Steph Schwieterman TEEN DANCERS: ....................... Mara Booth I 3 3-5 - Christy Cordes . Amy Iddings Gloria Johnson f Tricia Kenworthy 3 Kim Knabe 7 ChrissiePowers . 33 ,, - Jennifer Pittman ; 33 3 M; Wendy Sproul URSALA MERKLE . . . .333! ..... 7' ...... .3. . Michelle Eib KIM MACAFEE . . . . . . .' ......... 3 if. . . . Kfi'stiConway' . ,MRS. MACAFEE. . ............... . . . . . .Laura Park MR. MACAFEE. . . .3. . .-..-. ..... 3 . . . .; ....... Mitch Serslev SAD GIRLS ..... 3 ................ V ....... A ndrea Ryon ' . . . . Julie Schroer MAE PETERSON ....... ....... .- . . . Michelle Ford FIRST REPORTER ....... . ........ 3. -. ...... Rosemary Lynch I SECOND REPORTER. . .7. . . .' ....... Karen Walters 130 1 Fall Play +'m7 :3 m Ndwxw CONRAD BIRDIE ...................... Tobe Tennyson MICROPHONE MAN ................... Patrick K. Winter CONDUCTOR ......................... David Conway CHARLES F. MAUDE MAYOR ........... Russell E. Murray MAYORS WIFE ........................ Crystal Walker HUGO PEABODY ...................... Mike Boessen RANDOLPH MACAFEE .................. 'Martin Hanson MRS. MERKLE ......................... Audrey Crabtree OLD WOMAN ...................... ,. . . Donna Medlock POLICEMAN .......................... Chad Ford MRS. JOHNSON ....................... Kim W'iesen GLORIA .............................. Laura Dentler T.V. TECHNIES ........................ jodi Dye Madeline PIT BAND: McFadden PIANO ............................. Vicky Hefner BASS ............................... Mack Bailey , ; Kirt Mosier DRUMS ..................... , ...... Mike Seward WOODWINDS ...................... Scott Easterday Chris Gish Tina Hire Brenda Kueck Cindy Sumner BRASS .............................. Clayton Hilbum Jason Ray Jay Smith Paula Stark Steve Vento CONDUCTOR ....................... Barry Hartman Finally finished! Coiy and Layout by Eric Reid. Pbologmphy by Tom O'Herron and Brad Hall. -4. ...... m...K-'...-.......t-.; ...--...4.'-... ' V mm w'zzw mi aw: '. u: .,. w 2 B H H , H :Hll: : W M 1 F. 5,5??? : ROYALTY 133 ' ,-.W..... . . -A .-... Hg..--.-......:. .. .-.- .k ' 4M,gme;, WNW W - m l:l 1:11 x i i 3 i i l V 1985 Red and White Queen - Christy Lampkin i 1 w ? j . i ! l i i 1 i 4 i i f i J i; .' I4! 1' The 1985 Queen candidates anx- lf! ' ' iously await halftime. D E UUWN E In LU EU l R H ' 7 . E 311 2113 if - j l 1 ; '1 I E J ? : a i 1 1 A Top: Does Chrisrys escort have his eye on another woman? 134 Red and White Queen .i; w 4 You didnht have to hit me, Teresa! ' ,WU hm W 4 m, m 4 What catches the Freshman eye? . H'if. N hm Red and White festivities were held on August 29. The Queen Candidates were senior, Angie Fowers, junior, i Teresa Hall sophomore, Christy Lampkin, and freshman, ; Diane Kouba. Christy Lampkin was crowned Red and White Queen during halftime. A Top: Angie Fowers happily awaits the halftime crowning. vi h. Red and White Queen h 135 m . 4. -. i 5. vwgfwavwivmw W The 1985 Fall Homecoming Queen Candidates were; Lori Duke - Soccer team Lynda Bassa Football team Sue Sager - Pep Squad Sheila Atchity - Volleyball team Tammy Nihart Cross Country Kelly Dearing Student Council Sheila Atchity was crowned queen during halftime of the South vs. Ruskin game, South won wf courseD. m ........ Sue and Kelly ride with pride. ' cghulwf 65mm Bren presents Lori to t Copy and Layout by Sheila Alrbily. Pbotogmpby by Kelli Plymell. A Royal Smile. Brett presents Lori to the Student body. 'Here she comes just a crusin' down the street. V '7949 r M, ,z ' a; a y Tammy is delighted to be 3 Homecoming Queen candidate. Royalty 1 37 - ,1..:mv:e' x? t 5an 1-,, TW ' ' 1:7 .. ' ' ' . V James is dreaming of Kelly's embrace. J 1 1 Pep Squad nominated the following for the 1985-86 Spirit 1 King and Queen candidates, Lynda Bassa, Kelly Dearing, Laurie , 1,1 1 1 Johnson, Michelle Tewksbury, Mike Calhoun, James Hailey, 1 111 1 Greg Stehwein, and Mike Seward. Mike Calhoun and Lynda ' 11 11 Bassa were voted as the winners. They were crowned at halftime i 1 1 of the South vs. Blue Springs game. 'V 1 : 1 Mike and Lynda??.' You have got to be kidding. 1f 5 1 1 1 ., ' 1 1 1 :1 $11 1 1 1 1 1 l f 11 1 '1 11 1'1 r 1 f i 1 . 1: 1 . 11 1 I Q 1 1 1 1 i :1 11 1 11 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 A Spirited Smiles. l1 . F See Lynda I told you we would win. 1 1 111 1 1 I 11. 1 .1 1 1 111 111 1 11 1 1 1 L L mp: ASpirited Coupl 1 1 Candidates represent 138 1 Royalty Spirits Fly 3 at South High V 1983-86 Spirit King and Queen Mike Calhoun and Lynda Bassa 13:73 Man W. . A Look out GQ. . K0P: A Spirited Couple Candidates represent Ray-Sourh's spirit Caij and Layoul by Sbeila Aldjily. Pbotogrpaljy by Kelli Plymell. Royalty 139 where is your escort? lSth, jnnct I d D 1U n a c H. t 0 .c In .IJ , nominccs don't look now but your shoe is untied. Sandy, Student Council ck top; Hcclri King and Queen Tammy and Mike. Rodney Lcmbergcr; the Swim team nominee. 140 Zora Davis and Jeff Rodrigutz were nominated by the wrestling team. Beth were unablc :0 attend thc Homecoming activities because of the state men held the same wecktnd Dana and Steve: Mums the word Alan and his uninterested co-candidate. Copy and layout by Sheila Alrbity. Pbomgmpby by Kelli Plymell, 9 Z6 4.31sz 4.4M, . 1 WW rkx 4;: J xduaf X7 , .43 I. ,1, x , , f, 4 lingualw. :1 . I 1 74, ,, 315,2? xAHxWW savw51. 1:5 W 7, ' ' r' .. ' ' V1 k 3 VJ 0 R 2 4 :1 i . M: n E? F1 ii man The 1986 Polarix King and ' Queen candidate; were jim Allen, Sheila Atcbity, Brett Bagwell, Lyn- 7 d4 Baud, Mike Calhoun, Bella Cox, L jame; Hailey, Laurie jobmon, E Becky Matney, Tammay HNz'laezrt, if Tom O,Herron and Greg Siebwein. The winner;, Mike Calhoun and Sheila Atcbity, were announced at prom. Copy and layout 53! Lori 1' i Knaee. Photography 5y Kelli Plymell. Background courtejy 0f Alameda Plaza Hotel. VJ Royalty e 143 E V: E 57 Mike P0162 2'14 566 144 Royalty 2' k6 P014723 Royalty. , I AW..MMV.,W Royalty 145 :,KK...Q,J W.;.,.WW W ' - - . Introducing the Class 0f 86 Robby Adair Elaine Adams Kent Adams Brett Bagwell Chris Antrim . Jeff Ashworth Sheila Atchity ,- Senior class offxcers are President Kelly jo Dearing, Vice President Sheila Atchity, Secretary Beth Hammerbacher, and Treasurer Jeff Rodriguez. Copy and layout by Tracy L. Brown, Pbotograpby by Kelli Plymell. Kelly Bartlett , Kristin Bartel 148 Semors Jerry Behx Brett Ber Stephen Robby Adair Brett Bagwell Kelly Bartlett a; R x . ames Bee Dlon Beachner J Jerry Behnke Angela Behrendt Brett Bertie: Stephon Blake Cindi Boehmer Eric Bolyard Tim Borchers Debra Bowlus Seniors 149 ' x -J .3.;...-T.L.L$4L :.- -;.4:;. ..-.;......'..., -. , M... 1m! -w mam Ca jwrr- .VA vr . 4:4 W 6 C n 6 .NO d t n I .H 6 h T w 0 h S S r .m n e S Kevin Burdi Reginald Brown Julie Brown Rodney Carm Terri Brown Stephen Brown Joseph Brooks Teresa Briggs Chris Briggs Joanie Chri Tracy Brown Timothy Brown n h e m s k .m .m h t e B Photography by Kelli P W Anne Brown James Brown David Broetmarkle s role. Kevin tries to play the student johny Bugh Michele angardt 150 W Seniors xi 54 e. Kevin Burdick Keith Bums Stacy Burtin Mike Calhoun Chad Calltharp Terri Brown Rodney Carmack Anthony Carpino Chris Carrol Michael Chandler Christy Chaney Tracy Brown Joanie Chrisco Tammy Christy Beth thinks she has the answer. Copy and layout by Trary L. Brown, Photography by Kelli Plymell. Johny Bugh Angela Clark Seniors 151 ...,x.-wm.w:5.WW' W. Seniors Waiting for the Weekend Desmond Dan Mark Clark Kelly Clark Chad Clark Shannon Da Susan Collins Andrew Collins Tonya Clark Cindy De . Beth Cox Mark Coomer Angela Cook Scott Cook David Conway Jody Danella Kristi Crumpacker Amy Crowell Steve Crites Lee Cramer Rough weekend, Smile Susie, Friday is only four days away. Copy and layout by TraQI L, Brown, photography by Kelli Plymell. 152 Seniors :lal Karen Davis Shannon Davis Zora Davis Kelly Dearing Lisa DeLong Cindy Dewitt Beth Cox Dan Dickson Vincent Dill Jim Doyle - 4. m m ,, ,2 , t Jeff Dueker Lori Duke Monica Durbin jennifer Elrod Iaura Driver Jody Danella and law ! by Tracy L- Rough weekend, Laurie and james? Copy and layaul by Trary L. Brown, Photography by Kelli Plymell. 41 w 1w! W: W Dwain Glen James Haik Beth Hammer a m e e m m w u H F F G a n a h C n l. P a y we x E L m bu n, w m B e L W n J m m a F PD. TM m G. J m h 5 a m K o y la d H 4 m C d. r m 0 . f w o n a m m m cm. W .m z , . a t F M WXV; G 95. Hz a , ID 9 s , d U. .w r K a he 1W, D y w b u D. P m , g??? a We ,. .m kw V P m r r e S e a h a b n5 .5 M m F o a e F. H F G Y n K n m a e .w T J J C K ab 0 .m a .m x m Lm .w .m a .m H m r F F V. 4w w, .m .w D .J a m S h P 154 Seniors Erica Fischer Dwain Glenn Carey Grieb Lori Haas jeff Hacker Scott Haeberle 1;; ' James Hailey Christina Haley Timothy Halfmann Lynn Fitch 1W Linda Hall Angela Fowers Dawn Hall Kim Harrel Brad Harris Kevin daydreams of graduation night. Copy and layout by Tmry L. Brown, Photography by Kelli Plymell. Li H Beth Hammerbacher Elizabeth Harding Donald Hardway Joseph Gile Seniors 15 5 .b-....WWW--- 4-41;- --;..19' W i .m-- ?:E' f- Chris Jaco James Jenkins Victor Hunt Dana jackson r y H. m w H .1 w d H H H m a H H H T m m m S W U A m H w H e H m. m H i o m .m H H H V U. y e H m H K o b u R m J K n m n e m 0 d d n H w .W n e W P K m M n Mu. m m WV H mm m m C M w O l f .H ..l. O . E H 1 r r d H 6 S 6 m H H W h S H H H H e I. .n w t a 8 .lr. m R .. t a s m VJ l m . ;m e a C H A S 6 5 1 .ft .. IIIVJJ: . .. . .t m . . I VX' Tma Hlles ' a ' Laurie Johnson Renee Johnson Victor Hunt Keri Huntsman 3. IL! Sheila Hoerl 1 Suzanne Johes Nicole Kalmus Dawn Keough Dana Jackson Lonnie Jackson Walter Hooper Susie Kilgore Kristie King Chaundra Kizer Chris Jaco Debbie Jacques Pam Kleeschulte James Jenkins Jennifer johnson Seniors 157 - nx- vuoaa Wu..vmygmm Rodney Lewis Lori Knabe Ruth Klingspom Nathan Kline Kristina Luney John Konomos Frank Knapp Andy Lalumia Stephanie Lacey Rene Lander: Christopher Kurz Kerry Kroger Rodney Lemberger Cornell Lee . The perfect couple. Copy and layout by Tracy L. Brown, Lori and Ray . . Are those eyes of love, Al Plymell. Bradley Lewis Pbotogmplay ky Kelli Plymell. Kyle Laval Lisa Lane 101' S lswsen Lori Knabe Perch Kotrajarus Rene Landers Bradley Lewis Rodney Lewis Tracy Lienhard Kristi Lightner jesse Lillico Greg Lunnie 1 Roman Martin Timothy Masters James Mauldin Are those eyes of love, Allen? Copy and layout by Tmry Brawn, Photography by Kelli Becky Matney Plymell. Yvonne Lindback Charles Maize Seniors 159 A w .g..x.;;:' g , , - - v - -W ' g . A.V.vnv..$,ukwua-WW - - v Those Wonderful Seniors . . . Jon Medlock Michelle Mickelson Charity Milam Teresa Morris H Rx John Miller David Mitchell Veda Maore Tammy Nihart Mike McGee Missy McMahill Donna Moran Robin Morey Randy Morgan Mark Ogle john McNamara Matthew McNutt Becky and Sandy give a covergirl smile. Copy and layou! by Tracy L. Brown, Pbotograpby by Kelli Plymell. wwmny v Paula Morris Okay guys, what are you up to now? Copy and layout by Tracy L. Brawn, Photography by David Brotemarkle. 160 y Seniors r .7 -- -7 V , q. , r 7.. 7 , v. 7 v v v- V ,. v.?-v- Teresa Morris Susan Morrow Veda Moore Tammy Nihart Joe Nolke Darren Obrien Randy Morgan Mark Ogle Thomas O'Herron Keiko Omori 4 Marcia Peeler Ken Phelps Kristin Phillips jennifer Pittman Seniors 161 4'2...- h... v : ' ' . -4; ;,.-aL-,L:......4. -...PMF--L 1w VF wakxNv gs NW Kelli Plymell - Weldon Poarch David Purtee Larry Purtee Marc Randle Billy Robert: Robert Ratliff Brett Ravenscroft Kristina Riihinen David Robins 3; , , Raymond Reeves Don Reffitt ' ' , A , I, ; David Rimmer Shelly Robin Leigh Reynolds Deann Richardson Too Shy Desmond hides behind his shades. Copy and layout by Trazy L. Brown, Pbatograyby by David Brotemarkle and Kelli Plymell. David Reid Deborah Remy Heather Roark Jeffrey Rodrig 162 Seniors Marc Randle Billy Roberts Paul Roberts Bina Sarai Brett Ruff Sut Sager Kristina Riihinen David Robinson Tracy Robinson Nina Sarai Karin Ryan Michael Sanchez ; ,4 David Rimmer Shelly Robirds William Rockley Heather Roark jeffrey Rodriguez Douglas Rose Could there be a girl on Steve's mind? Paula Stark Greg Stewien Chris Stewar Paul Street B m L h Lu W .H m, r o m T .m S S u y .5 a b m M m a C m, l d n a m C M. r 0 w e h t m cm .m h s .u w H. m m We, m W4 0 m Ha I Mow m M s m M m M u M m m o m H a .1 In V P n a m .m h s m a h d t a m n e d m B i 3 B Sn m m nw. m lu a J m d m w. w m e m m m s m a h m m w .c a r O m H m h g m .m r 3 Am. .m m T U s m m W meg .m .m m n t h n a e .K a w m m m e S $ K .W Va m n W m S .. 31.2; L. Paula Stark Valerie Starr Joe Tarwater Chris Shropshire Greg Stewien Tricia Stephenson Matt Smith Leigh Stubbs Steven Suarez L. k I 4:. a '. Chris Stewart Paul Strawn Suzanne Sward Rick Tapp What could Kevin have up his sleeve this time? , . L :1 '. Terry Strickland Michelle Tewksberry Paul Street layout by Tracy L. Brown, Seniors 165 ., a Todd Thompson Denise Weiss Todd Toman Jerry Torello Wendy Walter Wade Wiederho Sandra Vazquez jeff Vilott Tuyen Tran Robert Ubben Susan Wampler Carol William Sandra Volker William Waldram TOE; Ulery L : Jeff Watson What are you hiding in your locker, Karen? Capy and layaul bl Traty L. Brown, Photography by Kelli Plymell. Rebecca Willi Felicia Wallace Phillip Wallace 166 Seniors jeff Wallen V Dana and Kristen wonder if Anthony really knows what he's talking about. Denise Weiss Wendy Walter Melinda Wolverton Jennifer Woodruff Melissa Wright Wade Wiederhold Kim Wiesen X X Susan Wampler Jeff Williams Jeff Watson Rebecca Williams Teresa Williams Bryan Abbott Cam Adams Byron Alford Tracy Anderson David Anthony Christy Armstrong 168 juniors Jenny Arndt Duane Attaway Kristin Bagby Curtis Bahl Mack Bailey Sharon Bainbridge Cassandra Barger Sharise Barnes Stacy Bayless Jennifer Belk Debbie Bennett Dale Berry Joyce Barnes Lee Bartz Brett Bays Becky Bennett jim Bennett Tom Bischof Denise Barnes Carrie Battles Julie Beilfuss David Bennett Kevin Bennett jan Bittner 1985-86Junior Class Officers. Sec. - Heather deRijke, Pres. Debbie Bozich, T113215 - Stan Phelps, V. Pres - Amy Modrell $ It w Kirsten Blancy Scott Boan Jim Bocckcr LcAnn Bolingcr Phyllis Buwic chbic Bozich Michelle Bradford jolic Bradshaw Leslie Brannock David Brants Randy Brooke Tim Brooks john Brotemarkle David Brouhard Cody Brown Denny Brown jason Brown Kym Brwn Lonnie Brown JohnzBullard Ryan Bunch Taffy Burge Becky Burgess Susan Burk Stu-Co seems to be on the ball. Copy and Layout by Carrie Balllei. Photography byjolm Len. Jett Dale Berry Tom Bischof ett Jan Bittner - Amy Modrell juniors 169 Schoo Margo Bustamante David Buzzard David Callhan Sherry Calvert Carolyn Carmack Keith Carroll Paul Cassidy Carter Chabino Brad Chambon Sheila Chandler Cindy Clock Del Cofield Connie Cole Amanda Coleman Dale Collins John Conrad Marlo Courtney Greg Cox Audrey Crabtree u, Kathy Crass . . L Kira Deatley John Crouch Chris Curtis ' 5Q . ' ., v ' , Cherri DeLapp Dawn Croy Denise Davis Gary Denham Heather DeRijke Mike Dernier Dennis DeWitt David, you really ought to eat with your mouth closed. Copy and Layout by Carrie BattleL Photography byjarl Len. 170 Juniors Kira Deatley Cherri DeLapp Gary Denham Heather DeRijke Mike Dernier Dennis DeWitt jeana Diceidue Kelly Dinneen Mark Dodd Stacy Dunlap Kim Dunn Paul Dunn Tammara Durham Mike Durnell Jody Dye Mike Eagan Michelle Eagle Melinda Eckart Michelle Eib Rossilyn Eley Phil Elwell Kelli Enyart Lisa Erwin Kristi Evans Yolanda Fayne David Ferdig Christy Firuccia Sandra Fishburn A Shay says, No you can't have my books. Juniors 171 an... 9 1w ii Shay Fisher Larry Franklin Carrie Fiske Marlayna Franklin Jill Ford Randall Foster Michelle says, HA camera in the locker room?! Copy and Layout by Carrie Baltlw. Pbalograpby by Kelli Plymell. 172 juniors juniors Cindy Gardner Ben Gibson Chris Gish Jaudon Godsey Randy Good john Goodner jeff Gregg Kevin Gregg Kim Griggs George Criswell Marcus Guess Donald Hahn Brad Hall Teresa Hall julie Hampton Julie Hampton Kami Hampton Darrell Hanan Eric Hanson Ron Harden Brain Harker Dee Harris Lisa Harris Tony Hatter iv N Mgvg$x Scott Harvey Cheri Hatfield Mark Hays John Hazelslip Rick Henderson Jeff Hensley Bill Jackson Rosanna Jalbuena David jeffries Bryan Johnson Chris Johnson Glenn Johnson 3, A Del Cofield is caught by the camera. Copy and Layout by Carrie BattleJ. Pbologmpby by David Brotemarkle. Scott Harvey Michelle Hicks Doug Hollingsworth Cheri Hatfield Clay Hilbum Paul Hombs Mark Hays Tina Hite Todd Honeycutt John Hazelslip Rhonda Hoevet Angela Hundley Rick Henderson Mark Hoffman Jeff Hursman Jeff Hensley Brian Holland Ted Hutton Juniors 173 john the junior 3; ,' knock-out Copy and uf l Ldyozzt by Carrie Bal- l ! t IleJ. Pbotagmpby 17y jon : 3; Lamb '3 1 2 t : I l e l i l i I 1 r I I I l I 5 1 I V! l i; V! i i L' i i , W 4? l 1?: i Ci 1 l 1? ; j, Rosemary Lynch 1 Gloria Johnson . Darreljones Robert jones Stacy Julien Michelle Kennedy Tawne King Alan Lacy Michelle Macalusc 4 i Laura johnson Glenajones George Jordan Glynda Keith Tammy Kindle Jeannie Knoble Melanie Laird Cindy Mahaffy i Stan Johnson Jamie jones julie Jorgenson Tony Kelly Kelly King Patty Kobel Lori Lane 3! It I U 1: 1 ! 1 ! a 3 IN 174 Juniors Niecy Lane Terri Lane Beau Langley Tom Lanning Loree Lawson Samantha Leckenby Justin Lee Jon Lett' Darryl Lewis Morgana Lewis Tricia Lillygren Sheri Lockwood Lisa Loris Kathie Lovick Jason Lowry Courtney Loyd Richie Lunnie Lunnie Bill Lunceford 1' WW. 7 I 1 Rosemary Lynch Danny Malensek Chris Mathis Alan Lacy Michelle Macaluso Monica Martinez Eric McKenzie Melanie Laird Cindy Mahaffy Dawn Mason Stacy McBee Lori Lane A Julie Tunks boogies in the hall. Juniors 175 .w , .- ,. ,, 2min ,, W: 1- , m ' , ' ' - ' gi' ' .,. 3, ix David Patiencc Linda Pattersox Charles Oxley Chns Palmer Travis Paul Llsa Mowrar Scott Munsen Russell Murray Bob Myers Herbie Myers , 1421 J. . , Mike Morris Jeff Morrison L12 Mosbauer 4.25;? Amy Modrell Mark Moore Dav1d Morales Mlchelle M11161: Lonnie Mills James M1tchell A late again Patty Kobel? John Mlller Kathleen Miller Mlchelle Mlller Stephanie Meredith Mary Messer Madeline McFadden Mary Mentesana Margaret McIlroy Cheryl Meng 176 Juniors a Randy Oberholtz Craig Norris Jeff Odum Shaun Olson 5 1m. 6 Nm mo UN 9. .nn d..m AJ Keith Payne Randy Peterson Stan Phelps Dom Plang Steve Pope Rendy Prater irls Take It Easy Copy and Layout by Carrie Battlu, Photography byjon Len. s W. h t m u O S n Lisa Mowrar Scott Munsen Russell Murray Phil Sandifer Rob Schlicht b Myers erbie Myers Andy Schively Jason Scott Charles Oxley Chns Palmer David Patience Linda Patterson Travis Paul :w Mo Jason Ray Stacie Renfrow Marla Ridley Nicole Robins Jana Rufty Lori Sheists Stacy Shoemaker Rhonda Redel Stephanie Revell Michael Riggs Jim Robinson ' Mike Scott Tonya Shelby Steve Shope Debbie Redmond Stephanie Rice Donald Rippee johnelle Ro6kstool John Seibert Shelli Shephard Shannon Simpson Octavia Reese Sherry Richardson Jeanna Roberts Morris Ross Scott Setser Joe Shockey Mike Sinclair Wayne Smedley ! Eric Smith Kim Smith WwwWw-vax Wu Mrnvuvvvaa .. A Steve, I think Randal is getting bored. 178 Juniors '4 ' mxvik . , A Doug and Todd say, No we're not late! Copy and Layout by Carrie Battlex. P5otograpby byjorz Let! Stacy Shoemaker Steve Shope Shannon Simpson Mike Sinclair Wayne Smedley Lee Smith John Stanze Billy Stewart Steve Talbert Allen Todd Julie Tunks Eric Smith Dwayne Snow . Shannon Starr Jeff Stoneking Brian Taylor Diane Trapp Joe Ubalde Kim Smith Brent Staggs Scott Stehwien Gary Studdards Greg Titus Otha Triplett Dana Vance Juniors 179 2 w Willi . William Willou an'm Brenda Janice D Brad Wadle Carrie Walker Stacey Vinke Patrick Voyles John Vaughn Steve Vento ? $ . ,u f I614- I 191, ?ZI .1355?! 1.3.quth! Denise Davis says, So What! Copy and Layout by Carrie Battlu. Photography by Kelli Plymell. Dana Whitney Lance West Jill Warren A Tom Lanning is I Wanda Wierderhold Christy Wiggins Steve White Steve White Cam Washington David Wertenberger A Travis is stepping up in the world. 180 Juniors 1th. Photography by .a k outh,sGuys Take Time :9 Smile Brenda Williams Kim Wilson Jessie Wolfenberger Stacie Wyatt Janice Williams Vance Wilson Shane Woodmm Shaundra Yancey Darrin Willoughby Rick Winters Matt Wuster Jill Young xx xxxxxxii 4gMWWIam. A Tom Lanning is too cool. Copy and Layout by Carrie Batllex. Photography by David Brotemarkle. wa Vincent Young Todd Zimmerman A Curtis, Do you really know how to work that? Juniors 181 Richard Aguilar Beth Albin Jim Anderson Rico Anderson Brad Andes Alma Armendarizd Johnny Armstrong 3 Deborah Atchity Curtis Aubrey Laura Bachtel Michele Bahan Mike Baird Scott Baldwin l Bobby Ball Mike Barker Billy Batzold Ward Beers Kim Beggs Jason Belser Tim Benz Guy Black Sandra Blade Chad Blades Todd Blake Brett Blue Rick Boehmer Alexis Boles Sandra Blade Chad Blades David Boonstra Dana Bowles Jim Bowman Rick Boehmet Jennifer Breck Stacy Brelsford Shelly Breuer Eric Broadaway Mara Brock Amy Brown Andra Brown Jennifer Brown Kelvin Brown Lamonte Brown Vince Brown Tracy Brown Lori Brownlee Pierre Burris Bobbi Broyles Lynne Bryant Pam Emery - president, Jill Shoemaker - vice-president, Beth Albin - secretary and Deborah Atchity - treasurer make up the 1985- 86 sophomore class offices for student council. Their main responsibilities this year were helping with homecoming and cleaning up after prom. They represented the sophomores with a touch of class. Copy and layout by Melinda Eckart. Photography by David Bratemarkle. A . .. mag;- , '1?! -. raw x a $4 ,Luv -. Mike Byrd Ericka Cage Darryl Cain Steven Campbell Rojai Candler Mike Carlson .Pgw ' KMN Good Friends Sophomores think life is a joke. Copy and layout by Melinda Erkart. Photography by KelliPlymell. Deborah Collins Jay Collins Kristy Conway Lisa Conway Kevin Cooney Candy Cooper Chad Crawford Valerie Caxmack ' Mea Crawford Domell Coppage Stephanie Cordell Lyn Courtney Gary Cox Sheri Cox Brian Carney Aaron Croft Aaron Chabino Tom Curtis Julie Chatman Matt Cushman James Clevenger Tracy Czinczoll Shawn Cobb Dalton Garth 184 Sophomores It's casual. Sherry Early Scort Easterday David Eastland David Dodd Stephanie Donegan David Downs Chad Dull l Valorie Caxmack ' Mea Crawford Sean Dando Michelle Dingle Lauri Ealom Brian Carney Aaron Croft Chad Davis Karen Dinkens Shari Dolan Melissa Douglas Micah Driskell Aaron Chabino Tom Curtis Donald Davis Julie Chatman Matt Cushman David Dechant James Clevenger Tracy Czinczoll Nicole Dickey Shawn Cobb Dalton Garth Eric Dillenkoffet Sophomores 185 Sarah Eberhard Jason Edge Richard Eiker Jason Elledge Craig Ellis Pam Emery Kevin Empson Andy Endicott Roger Estebo Dee Estes James Eth Brandon Fergerson Chris Fields Carol Fischer Julie Folsom Deanna Ford Linda Ford Robert Fowers Perry Fowler Jacquie Francis Dan Frank Dusty F rank Karri Fullard Mike Gammill Theresa Garza Marlo Gerber Terry Gibosn Leanna Gilborne Eating: A serious sport. Copy and layout by Melinda Erkart. Pbatogmpby by Tom 0 Herr0n and Brad Hall. Dana Giles Toby Gilham Connie Gippner 186 Sophomores Sophomo: esStudy Hard??? Dana Giles Ron Gippner Tricia Gray Mike Guyett Noralea Hamblen Scott Harrel James Hawkins Troy Hendrix Toby Gilham Pamela Grant Nick Griffo Bryon Haley Sandy Hammond Donis Harrod Scott Hawkins Rackel Hennon Connie Gippnet Aaron Gray Darren Groom Brian Hall Christy Hardway Rachelle Havner Shari Heidbrink Rachel Herman Sophomores 187 Fred Hicken Vicki Hildebrant Karen Hilton John Hiner Nikki Hines Brent Hubbard Scott Huff Ray-South through the eyes of a sophomore . . .f Lyn Courtney: I know we have a lot of good peo- I ple that go here. When you have a problem there is always someone to go to, like peerhelpers. Neil Campbell: It's fun knowing that when someone bears or sees the name Ray-South they know iths one of the best schools in Missouri. Shawn Huntsman Cindy Jaro Ray Johnson Derrick Jackson Jeffjohnson Scott Johnson A Math stinl'ts! 188 t Sophomores Gayla Jones M ike Jones Robb Jones Paul Kalb Richard Kearney Shawn Kelley' Sc0tt Keesler Victoria Kelley A Jason gets excited about the food. Dan Kirkpatrick DaWn Kelly Shelly Larson Lance Kilgore .e Michael Legleiter Dan Kirkpatrick Peter Kline Janice Knoble Kelly Kreisel Terry Kteissler Chris Lacey Christy Lampkin Bobbi Btoyles: uWe have ambitious students who are enthusiastic about doing things for our school. Rochelle Wash: Our school, unlike many other schools, has a drivers education class, which teaches you basically everything you should know about driving. Scort Hawkins: The teachers hererwant you to make it. Copy and layout by Melinda Eckart. Photography by Tom'nOyHerron and Brad Hall. Dawn Kelly Shelly Larson Jeff Lewis Jason Lorei Elroy Luster Lance Kilgore Michael Legleiter Deana Light Michelle Luke Cindy Lynch a ,4 Robert Marcy Wade Mason Mike Mansell Eric Mansfield Darren Lynch Angie Macleod Dana McClanahan Jeff Mason A Why are you taking my picture? Sophomores t 189 A Do you two know each other? Coyy and layout by Melinda Ethan. Photography by' Brad H411. Ken McElderly Karen McKnight Jon Mickelson Jeff McCarther Carl McMillan Amy Miller Greg McComas Darrel Melton Shawndra Miller Valerie McCoy Rocky Mendenhall Celina Mitchell Jimmy Paul Merrell Lisa Mohn McDonough Kim Meyer Jeff Moon Shawn McIntyre 190 Sophomores , - 4... - .. .-.--- .VW -.- Mike Moran Toni Moreno Kim Morgan Diana Morris Wes Most Chris Mullins John Mullins Chtisty Munsen Phil Mushaney Barbara Nicholas Kim Ninneman Nk ,, J V Rebecca Northup Diane O,Donnell Eronn Palmer Sally Paris Laura Park Chad Parker Loida Pereira Angie Perkins Anita Pettyjohn Kyle Phillips Kyle Phillips Frank Pinzino Charles Platz N ikki Potte David Powers Kirk Prater Megan Pugh Dawn Ramey Jason Ramey Robbie Ravencamp Benny Recob Dana Rector . . , , . ' , , , , , . ' ' - Todd Reffm Cra1gMullms ' y: , , , ' , ,' ' ' ,. - , , Jennifer Remy Christy Munsen Phil Mushaney Barbara Nicholas M1ke Moran Kim Ninneman Toni Moreno Kim Morgan Diana Morris Wes Most Chris Mullins Sophomores 191 ?nl Tonya Roby ' ivera lStl Kr Vernon Rice Lisa Rockley Milan Rivette Lisa Roberts Carla Richardson Sharon Rios Cheryl Rodabaugh Pam Spandle Amie Spellman Mike Spilker ill Shemwell Sharese Shields J 16 Sears itch Serslev Cas M H e h n. C e SH W .mw n m8 w hd Pg m mm H SA m .m P r. 0 mm s Rh 5, envy m, 5 .na m an hi m CG .m u C m M A A Brad Andes just hanging around 192 Sophomore :t Jill Shoemaker Rhondala Sinville Becky Silvus Marc Smlth Monte Smith w. kc .m S f .d. .J ry school with honors. by Tom 0,Hemm and Melinda Ecqut. Photography 88 . . . The Class to Be 4 The proud Donald Davis graduates from nurse Copy and Layout 5y Brad Hall. .; g r f r1 V I 2, ., 9,777 x A Monte Smith happily does his work. Budget Stevens Adina Stillwell Darren Stribling Donald Stanze Kun Stapp Gary Steinly Pam Spandle Amie Spellman Mike Spilker w, ,M-Vvl'f Lisa Rockley Cheryl Rodabaugh Tonya Roby Sophomore 193 '1'?! a W . m g, mger Debbie Thomason Cindy Sumner Kim Thompson Amy Thumau Tammy Todd Jerry Todd Joe Swift Scott Thomas Rodney Tis Copy and layout by Melinda Erkart. Photography y picture. 'Hermn and Kelli Plymell. r believe you just took m Alcan byTomO Ron Williams Waller Maury Waller Vogel Sherlemphress Troy VanBuskirk Marcia Sonya Tschishart Mike VanBuskirk Ni Julie Unrein Susan VanGerpen 194 Sophomores , . 7IIW Sophomores Relax Rochelle Wash Coley Waters Gary Watson Michele Watson Moniqug: Wedd Beth wash Jim West M vii w Mike White W; Tonya Whited Nicole Williams Quintyna Williams 'Wrm. ' '11. Ron Williams Sherri Williams Tonya Williams Doneta Williams Rachel Trey Wright Leo Wright Marcus Young Worthington : Nikki Vogel , Marcia Waller A Chris Lacey, Well, Beth, there is something I 've been meaning to ask you . . l Maury Wallet Sophomores 195 x Kenny Abbott Cristal Aldrich Derrick Alexander Graham Allen Tommy Allen Christy Allin Gerry Apel Grant Arnold Sandi Ashlock Jeanine Attaway Jim Auer Eddie Bailey Mark Bailey Neal Banks Pam Barger Susan Barnes Kevin Bartz Chris Batman Jamey Batzold Rick Beachner Leonard Bedfold The 1985-86 Freshman Class Officers are Alicia Bustamante - President, Christy Allin h Vice President, Paul Hooper - Treasurer, and Nikki Palmer h Secretary. They brought the Freshmen in with style, represehting them and leading them into the future. Copy and layoul by Denim De Witt. Photography byjef Williamx. 196 h Freshmen NV Z w a, David Beilfuss Marvin Blade Danielle Blanks Kelly Booker Thomas Berg Dale Blair Shelly Boan Brent Breetlove Amy Blackman Mandy Anna Beocker David Breitling Blankenship Shannon Brewer Michelle Bridgforth David Brooke Aaron Br6wn Tim Brown Tim Budick Richard Burgess Kurt Burns Alicia Bustamante Kevin Byrd Stacy Catmack Anthony Casisi Christina Chabot Otis Chambliss Lisa Cheadle Trena Chester Dave Childress N icole Chism Garrett Christie Jason Clancy Denyse Clark mw xxx..- nxmxxmnmx Emanuel Cleaver Kelly Cochran Marvin Collins Christy Cordes , , ' Emiel Cleaver Alegria Colding Patty Collins Shilo Cox Kelly Booker q i7 1 . . . , , Debbie Clifton Leigh Collins Mark Corbin Rachelle Cramer Brent Breetlove David Breitling , . - - .7 , -M '::-r.-:v::i' ,Ier- Ivmemm.wm . ' A - . ' James Crawford Amy Cripe , Richie Crouch April Croy Chris Crurn lb 1, 1 t Karen Daub ; Anita Davis Dee Dee Davis Patrick Davis Spencer Davis Kelly Davolt Donuale Dean Thomas DeNegte Debra Dorian Patrick Downton Brian Driver Mishele Duncan Mark Dye Kevin Eib Richard Eley Javier Elfont Gregory Ellsworth Stace Elwell Aaron Endicott Alyssa Evans Brad Evans Lalrice Farris Donnette Fayne 198 t Freshmen Derrick Edmondson The transition from middle school to high school has always been tough. Not only because of the harassment the new students receive from the upper classmen because they are first year students, but also because of all the pressure that has been placed on them by their peers. Even though, this still hasn't stopped the progress of our 1985-86 Freshman. Not even the involvement in post school activiites such as sports, school clubs, and the fall musical have hindered the achievements of them. In fact, 144 of the Freshmen enrolled here at Raytown South made the honor roll in the first quarter. Copy and layout by Dermi; DeWitt. Photography by Kelli Plymell. Chad Ford studying for a possible future as the next Ralph Lauren. Andy Fields Patrick Finney Kim Fisher Nicole Flowers Nina Fonseca LL. Forbis ewnvaxwmxxm is the next Ralph Lauren. Andy Fields Patrick Finney Kim Fisher Nicole Flowers Nina Fonseca J.L. Forbis Chad Ford Keith Forman Lora Foster Erica Fowler David Frazier Amy Gamm Melissa Gammill Shawnta Gantt Kim Gadner Angela Garrison Scott Gemeinhardt John George Zack Gillihan Kris Glaubitz Stephanie Glavin Mike Glenn Andy Goade Kenn Godard Leslie Gorby Scott Gossage David Goth Kent Graham Angela Grant Aaron Graves Michelle Gregory Clinton Grigsby Bradley Groceman Trevor Halfmann James Hamilton Steve Hammond Freshmen 199 'L' . '-. 1. v. . .mxxm1.NQ-nww W David Hanan S Martin Hanson Monica Harbit 3ka 0A L Charles Haxdaway Matthew Haxker Jim Harris 'A mmmm . 9 -; 1x gu$x$ I Bill Hart 1 John Hawthorne Karen Hayes Chad Hedberg i Shannon Henderson Racheal Hernandez Rodger Hickerson Joyce Hicks ' Mamee Higgens Amy Hoffman Paul Hooper Tasha House Phil Hudnel Karen Huggens Do they like it? Well they must; every time I see them they're smiling, except maybe in Social Science. But everywhere else it seems their cheery, bright spirit is flowing out of them. A Christy Allin shows off her cover girl smile. Copy and Layout by Danni: DeWitt. Pbolograpby by David Brotemarkle and Kelli Plymell. Gillian Hutchin Amy Iddings - Jason Jarman Julie Johnson Shawn johnson Jim Lester Mary Hymes Jill Jacoby Dwight Jeffress Raeanne Johnson Sherese Johnson Douglas Lillygren Neal Lipka 200 Freshmen 11 they must; every 're smiling, except :e. But everywhere :17, bright spirit is 31' cover girl smile. Copy :Witt. Photograph by Plymll. Robbie Jones James julian Darren Hayes Kim Kelley Donald Kelly Brian Kendrick Tim Kennedy Tricia Kenworthy Veronica Kimble Kim Kindle Michelle Kinnison John Kirk Scott Klossner Kim Knabe Diane Kouba David Krayner Shawnna Lamb Megan Iatta Chad Leimkuhler Kathy Leist Kristi Lengyel Jim Lester Charlie Lobe: Douglas Lillygren David Logan Neal Lipka Frank Lugenbeel Derrick Madge Doug Luther Lona Magee John Maguire I knew I shouldn't have turned around. Stephanie Lufcy Erica Luttrell w W W; 6; b WE Shannon Newcomb Mike Newsome Suzanne Nigro Kelly N ordhaus Lori N ordlohne Dana N onis Something has caught the attention of the Freshman boys. What could it be? Possibly a fellow classmate? One that could be a female? Of course. What else could attract so much attention or catch someone's eye the way this has? Whatever it is, it's getting; a lot of looks. A Pat Finney has spotted something. Copy and Layour by Den- ni: De Witt. Photography by Kelli Plymell. 202 Freshmen gig? wmm $ J A $ Qx Mike Makowski Sue McDaniel Julie Malone Mike McFadden Angie Martin Julie McMahan Chris Mathison Missy McMillan Gretchen McClure Donna Medlock Steve McConnell Brad Melton aw PriVate Eyes Are Watching You, Mike Meng Stacy Merrill Jeff Meyer Steve Miller Brian Mills 7 a, w Joe Poarche Les Powell Lydia Powell P. J. Modrell Shawn Morris Andrea Moffett Jami Morrow Travis Diane Mosier Montgomery Bill Munsen Vincent Morehead Eric Neal Rob Morlan Carie Neighbors Gary Morris Yvonne Pantoja Walter Pearson Alfonso Perez Edward Owen Susan Paris N Choima N osifi Ijeoma Nosiri Lori Oder Keith Parker Scott Patrick James Paris xyZZv 245,34 947g5. Chris Pfantz 11: Phillips Russ Pieken Shannon Phder Clint Pringle Tracey Powell Crissie Powers Melissa Price Joe Poarche Les Powell Toney Pritchett Michelle Prough Lydia Powell A What are you looking at? Shawn Morris .1 e um am 6.... MR Re due .wh C aa DR d m m3 dw, 8R R a.m db Ho ER jon Ray Keith Ravencamp Brian Redmon Beth Quackenbush Chris Ragusa Scott Ragland Diane Mosier Bill Munsen Eric Neal Jami Morrow Catie Neighbors Freshmen 203 Am ., 5H; 3 W :; ;; ' :' ;; 7 4V ; : ',,,.. 11 - - H $ : A V ' ' ' - v ,7 a . , . . ' - w - -- x-wx.m.4iw-IW , Vm .r .- Freshmen Think Happy 3 Laurie Rinke George Robbins Chandler Roberts GaL-wakkxxnxwww N ancy Roberts Tammy Robertson i g I Jim Roberts i i f E l . funky 41' ...... :1 Thor Rodenbaugh David Rohl James Roland Mark Roper Tracy Rouchka Marty Rubin Matthew Rubin Gary Rye Andrea Ryon Steve Sanders Julie Schroer Mollie Shubert Joe Smedley Steve Schneider Steph Nichol Shurack Danny Smith Angela Schnittkerf Schwieterman Jay Silber Jason Sneed Wayne Sherraxd A N cal Banks takes a few seconds off to smile at the camera. Copy and Layout Io Dermi; DeWitl. , Pbarograpby by Kelli Plymell. l ' Diane Studdards i A Sam I I i; 1 204 Freshmen Joe Smedley Danny Smith Jason Sneed yak! to Denni! De Witt. Kathi Surber Diane Studdards Robert Summers A Sandi Ashlock shows her enthusiasm. Robert Swinney Pamela Talbot Amiee Tanner Sam Tanner Brian Tennyson Brian Test Tasha Thames Brian Thomas Joe Thomas Collette Sorbo Chris Soule Brian Spano Vicki Springhower Wendy Sproul Trisha Squire Brent Staley Katy Starr Debbie Steele Stacy Stelk John Stewart Julie Stidham Tisha Stivers James Strickland Frank Thomas Scott Thomason Greg Thomas Jan Thomas Diana Thompson John Thompson x Crystal Walker Paul Walker Steven Watson A Belt shortage? Brian Watts Betty Webb Mike Weber Yolanda Tinsley Dawn Townsend Cynthia Talbert Trang Tran Brad Welch David Wescott Anna Wells Toney Wessley Traci Erin West Wertenberger Robert Tumlin Nicol's Vargas Rachel Vorbeck Lori Turley Glory Vaughn David Wagner Dreams are but interludes that fantasy makes. - Dryden. Copy and Layout by Dermi: DeWitt. Photography by David Bratemarkle and Kelli Plymell. David Wilson Rachel Vorbeck David Wagner k5. - Dryden. Copy and v David Brotemarkle and .5? - Linda Westhues Trina Wheeler Travis Willhoit Alan Williams John Williams Jon Williams Sean Williams Chad Willoughby Brian Wilson Cara Wilson Glenda Wyrick Debbie Young Wayne Wolfe Leticia Wright Wendy W'oodson Jeff Wurtz Kendra Wright Dana Wygas A friend in need is a friend indeed. - Anonymous David Wilson Matt Wilson 4w ' - 'r '1 usxxLMshm4a w4-W; W x Laura Zane: .mw'mww ,'. '3 r 4 . .v.x.,-w.x....- Dawn Zuber A Donna Medlock finds something bright in her work. D When it comes to homework Christy Cordes turns her back. Copy and Layout by Dermi: DeWitt. Photography by David Brotemarkle 4nd Kelli Plymell. 208 Freshmen EC. . 382., 9,28. , M, . .15; : i5! , x2; 4 Social Science can be so much fun. I think I figured it out! A A Javier is hard at work. Freshmen 209 . 1!.Irlli111i 111w11i41 4 J ?w 1I111 1:l 11, A , 311 1 4,;..il.,.,,, . 2.1341 . 1 . $3,349,295.39. is. . 7v, 0.... unsum 111.11... .1 231 1:5: 454 iv. 1 . . ,iiVI1 1 7mm Mmm ., . .. m, au-r. -mmeWAMaa-WWAW Administrators, Advisors and . . . V Clockwise from upper left: Robert Atkin, Dr. Larry Gillig, Steve Knabe, Dr. Mark Dreyer, Don Orrell, Janet Vest, Sue Bambini, Robert Wilson. -Ag, Charles Ailer Vice-Ptincipal Clarence Cox Principal John Little Vice-Principal Bob Clark Counselor Jacob Sheter Counselor , A . .K Dave Lyons Counselor Lucy Brewer Counselor john Barnhart - Pi Roy Boone A For. Lang. 212 A Faculty Gaila Hunter - Secretary Sue Owsley - Secretary Madonna Shreve s Secretary Naomi Smith - Secretary Susan Taylor -- Secretary . A x5 s s s. x m; KW Sandy Wilson - Secretary Carita Shoemaker - Nurse Nancy Hart s Librarian Nancy Flamanck s Librarian Jan Alderson - Science Imry Allen - Social Studies Lyle Anson - Math Bill Austin s Social Studies David Babson s Social Studies John Bailey - Social Studies John Barnhart - P.E. Susie Biggerstaff s- Duane Blackwell - John Blair - Math ' . R0 Boone - For SPCCial Services Ind. Arts Wanda Brooks - ML Cox is always our anchormaq. Copy and Layout by En: Rm! and Lagg . :Iudith Bradshaw - Ron Branan -- Th. Business Debbie 3mm Pbmgmm by Kelh WWW . For. Lang. Arts . Faculty s 213 A Coach Lathrop never takes a break. 214 i Faculty -. .. .4 4;... s.7.u.49w...Wig-u.q Torn Buck - Social Studies Dick Chandler s Social Studies Ruth Christian - Home Economics Geraldine Crouch - Special Services Bob Davis - Business Christine Elliott - Home EC. Neil Ellis - Science Shirley Emzen - Business Clara Fisher - English Sally Frederick - English Doug Fritts - Science Brenda Givens - For. Language Brenda Graham - Social Studies Ron Griswold - Social Studies Dan Grosso - Math Judith Harrelson - Math Barry Hartman - Instr. Music Ethan Hauck -- English Dianne Heffemon s Business , A That's dancing? by Kelli Plymell. : . .9883 mg m 820 , vv,r . y , El v x. 37,..zzr74livrfr . 75,..lfzzrl;5frl4276.1rr m5 $ 3 S .m h ..m mma 5 EE.m.u Mhm a.mMD 3 . t n. :1 m 4M$R. D ;4$.3.m m w y E . d m a DO 10 n C MmmmH. .mWaWW. mnmumkh m rm osnoe. c$an e onmo .m HmmJn h.hmc . mM ,m mm WHIab mthM WWMOO m.m nRamC. WWdea emkan mmm a mm. mmwmua ukam W... .h NJBFR B BP .5 EJIJ mwmnv PBE . .m dm 9. mm m .mw P RE Vilm e mimm Kmnmn wd gdaf mum . eMRm Prndu mmvaE WE. n A Anne Carter Ragam - Readmg Peggy Parker - ,2 . , ,, 54,2, by Kelli Plymell, . A That's dancing? Copy and Layout by Eri: Reid. Photography 4 9 mess - English Science lens For. Language iham - Social Studies 91d - Social Studies Bus lliott - Home Ec. cience -S man - Instr. Music :11 Buck - Social ck Chandler .. Social Studies uth Christian - Home Economics eraldjne Crouch Spec1al Serv1ces zen - BusineSS 1' - English Ielson - Math Ck - Enghsh ffemon - Business Studies 3 - Math rick , 216 Faculty ..,., -.yxx-Vv.wiywvwmw- vwvz-r-c- . Richard Riggs - Scienquarwin Rold - Science Eldonna Rose Science Shirley Scott - Speech Sheila Shinn - English Mary Siddens - Voc. Loretta Sinnett P.E. Suzanne Smallridge Music English June Wilson - Sp. Services photography by Kelli Plymell. Carolyn Wren - Art Shirley Wurth - English Hank Spellman - P.E. Karen Trensue - Sp. Services N ancy Tucker - English Lynn Turner - English Eugene Vaughn - Math Larry Warden -Math Diane White - Math Emogene White - Sp. Services Grant White - Ind. Arts Janette Williams - Science A No time to talk . . . copy and layout by Eric Reid ,2; a it ; A The 1985-86 cafe! muukwwwxm i E ii Olmywwurwyywmmwv W W Maw m. E mmv.vAV-vxvsxxvxuxxxuvc'lugm. wmxmxmw Hank Spellman A RE. Karen Trensue - Sp. Services A, Nancy Tucker - English Lynn Turner - English Eugene Vaughn - Math Larry Warden -Math 'Diane White - Math Emogene V'hite - Sp. Services Grant White - Ind. Arts Janette Williams - Science ? $5 33 i 2 1 ad layout by Eric Reid A The 1985-86 cafeteria workers and maintenance staff worked hard to make our building the finest. A Sigh . . . they're finally gone. A Who is that mysterious cardette. Faculty A 217 we: w; , 790, 5V7; Ms??? MAW? ZM' v22 , 027m; ;;;0? ' W a W a 1'0th I g! y X Q? X x .z i v z e 220 t Royals . mvwfmggm W . W Win World Series!! The 1985 Kansas City Royals won the World Series by defeating the St. Louis Cardinals in a final game of 1 1-0. The I-7O Series was the finale to a great season for both teams; the Cardinals: National League Champs and the Royals: American League Champs. Many Kansas Citians attended the victory parade following the Show-Me State Showdown. e W7orld Series by 211 game of 11-0. for both Ihamps and the y Kansas Citians season 8 Show-Me State All Missouri catche iesfever World Ser I'xtlxhixlltlzlt e M W O h S a S 9 It S 6 1 World Set Royals VS. Card inals 422p? Ships are not built to stay in the harbor; therefore people are like ships - We must leave the security of our harbor many times and make many voyages of which we are not sure. High school .is an important voyage because it is one of our first. We have now reached the end of this voyage and have memories of good friends and a successful journey. During this time, we have made many friends and lived through many experiences that will help us in voyages to come. e Treasure these memories of the people and places we have encountered 23nd the things we have accomplished but let this be a small voyage in comparison to what each of us will accomplish in the future. Each voyage must now take us farther away from out harbor and we must always reach for the horizon. Remember: ships are safe in the harbor, but thatls not why ships were built. VWW 9.! air... ll. lTrrLuy,,,tPLHUAM,LS 0.0 n gm IO. C 4 2 2 Friend And like the angelic, triumphant Sound of the accompanied choir, We are bonded together. We listen and hear The glorious sound, Together. And, when it moves us so much That we feel like dancing - We do. And, when it moves us so much That we feel like crying e We do. And, When it doesnlt sound quite right, We put our arms around each other Until it plays a fitting melody, Orchestra and choir. When the time is right, And together we grow tired of listening, We join in and sing. When we grow tired of singing, We conduct. And, when we grow tired of leading, We once again put our arms around each other. And, we listen. e Kirsten Blaney .-.,. , 14,....,, 1,. SHON ABELN Track 1, 2; Wrestling 1 ROBERT E. ADAIR Foreign Language Club 1; C.O.E. 4T1easurer3 4; Science Club 1, 2; Cultural Exchange Club 3 L. KENT ADAMS Student Council 4Representative3 2; National Honor Society 4; 'FreshmatVSophomote Choir 1; Cardinal Chorale 3, 4; Track 1; Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4 4Librarian , 43; Boys Glee 1', 2, 3, 4 JIM ALLEN , Student Council 4Representative3 2,3; NationalHonor Society 4, ' Foorba111,2, 3, 4; Basketballl, 2, 3, 4 LARRY ALLIN ,Footbalyl 1, 2, 3,4; BRsebal1 1, 2,13, 4 . , A LHRLY-VNDA, DAWN BAssA , , Student Conncil 4Represeritative3 1, 2, 3; Pep Squad , CHRIS ANTRIM 01ba111, 3, 4 IEFFREY SCOTT ASHWORTH 1 ' tudent Counc11 4Rep1esen1at1ve31 Smmmmgl 2, 3, 44Captain 43 6p Sq wacnl 2;F131eig11 Language '4 i 63131211151, 2, 3, 4;Fa11P1ay 4L11Abner32 Time in 3 4, Boys Swim C 011 23; Pep Squad 1, 3, 4, 1 2, 3;,Ca1d :54; Track 3; , ' KELLY LATISHA BARTLETT - ' ' V'SLu'dent Counc114Rep1esentat1ve3l 2, 3 Pep Squadl 2; Fo1eign LYNDA DAWN BASSA Student Council 4Representative3 3, 4, Polaris 4; Southern Exposure 3; . Artisah 4, Foreign Language Club 3, 4 4P1651dent 43; A. F S ,4Treasu1'e1734, Pep Squad 1', 2, 3, 4, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4;J.V.y Cheerleader 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 44Captain 33, Volleyball 1 SHANE BEACHNER 228 A Senior Recognition C013. 4 KAREN MARIE BEELER Time Cards 1; Pep Squad 1 ANGELA BEHRENDT Foreign Language Club 4; A.F.S. 4; Scifince Club 4; Swimming 4; Volleyball 4 mKWWg-WWHW ' , ; 7: :.,,;;;.:::,, p , r., : 352; : ' Time Cards 1, 2, 3, 4 4Co-Cap1ain 2. Boys Swimm C011 33; A.F.S. 4; BRETT BERRIER Key Club 4; Marching Band 1;jazz Band 1 . RUSSEL D. BLACKMAN III COR 4 STEPHEN W. BLAKE Office Help 3, 4 CINDI BOEHLMER F.H.A. 4; C.O.E. 4 DEBRA MARIE BOWLUS Natioual Honor Society 4, Time Cards 2, 3, 4, Foreign Language Club 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 4President 43 TERESA L, BRIGGS Time Cards 2, 3, 4 4Secretary 3, Co-Captain 43', Pep Squad 2; Foreign LanguageClub 1, 3, 4 DAVID BROTEMARKLE Polaris 4; National Honor Society 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4 ANNE'BROWN Foreign Exchange H051 3; Vice President A.F.S. 4 ' , jULIE BROWN ' Student Council 1; F1eshma112$ophomore Choir 1; Photography C11ib 1;Off1ce OCCUpations 4, Foreign Language Club 1; Peer Helping 3 REGINALD BROWN Student Council ,1; Football 1 ' STEPHEN M. BROWN Football 2;,Baseba11 1, 2, 3, 4 ' TRACY LOLITA BROWN ' Student Cou'ncil'l, 2, 3, 4; Polaris 4Classes Editor3 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Foreign Language Club 1, 2, 3, 4 4Sec1eta1y 43; Science Club 1; Cardettes 3, 4 4Routine Committee 43; , lerack 1,2, 4 4Manager, 43, South High Singers 4; Junior Achievement 4Vice President and Corporal Secretary3 4, Listed 111 Who' 5 Who ALnong American High School Students MICHELE MARIE BRUNGARDT Southern Exposure 2, Pep Squad 1; Office Occupations 4; Science Club-l, 2; Track 1; Band 1 JOHN MICHAEL BUGH Student Council 1, 4', Polaris 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrekling 1, 2, 3 STACY S BURTIN Student Council 2, 3; Southern Exposure 3; N anonal Honor Society 3, 4, Time Cards 2, 3, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Foreign Language Club 4; Cardettes 2, 3, 4 4Routine Committee, Drillmaster 43; Track 1, 2 MIKE CALHOUN Class President 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4 4Vice4Presidem 33; Executive Committee 3; Spring Play 4L1'1Ab11e13 2; Cardinal Chorale 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Golf 3, 4 CHAD CALLTHARP C.O.E. 4; Football 1 IR. am; ;x 7b.-.. .L.,4.-w'.t RODNEY R, CA C.O,E, 4; WrestIiJ ANTHONY A. C Student Council 1 2, 3;Baseba111, 2 CHRIS CARROI Offlce Occupation 3, 4; Peer Helping MICHAEL KEVI National Honor S4 1, 2, 3; Math C1u1 4; Baseball 2 jOANIE CHRIS4 Student Council 1 Volleyball 1, 2 TAMMY JO CH1 National Honor S1 Grapplettes 1, 2; 1 Squad 1, 2, 3, 4;l Cardettes 4; Cone BRETT CLANCS Gaming Club 2, 3 ANGELA CLARI Foreign Language CHAD E. CLARI National Honor S1 Math Club 3, 4; S SUSAN COLLIN Foreign Language DAVID CONW1 Artisan 2; Fall Pla Club 4; Swimmin ANGELA COOK Pep Squad 1; Red MARK COOMEl C.O.E. 4 BETH ANN COI Student Council 4 Play 4Pit Orchestr 4; Math Club 2; 4 Concert Band 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 AMY K. CROW National Honor S F reshman A Sopho 1; Pep Squad 1; I1 4Secretary 43 DESMOND DA1 Thespians 3, 4; F1 Basketball 1, 2; S; KAREN DAVIS . zign Language Club p Squad 2; Foreign 3, 3, 4; G01f2, 3, 4 1Com 31; A.F.S. 4; ; Photography Club ; Peer Helping 3 4; National Honor page Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ine Committee 41; Junior Achievement n Who's Who .tions 4; Science 1ociety 2, 3, 4; Golf mal Honor Society 3, language Club 4; :r 41; Track 1, 2 kesident 31; 2; Cardinal Chorale Is. .1 .,2,.m,,,...,,-...,..-- 2h, .. , u... xxx ; RODNEY R. CARMACK C.O.E. 4; XVrestling 1, 2 ANTHONY A. CARPINO Student Council 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4;Junior Achievement 1Ass. President1 4 CHRIS CARROLL Office Occupations 4; Basketball 1, 2; Softball 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Peer Helping 1 MICHAEL KEVIN CHANDLER 3 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 1Historian 41; Foreign Language Club 1, 2, 3; Math Club 2, 3,4 QTreasurer 41', Track 3, 4; Football 1, 2,, 3, 4; Baseball 2 JOANIE CHRISCO Student Council 1, 2, 3; Grapplettes 2; Pep Squad 1, 2; C.O.E. 4; Volleyball 1, 2 TAMMY JO CHRISTY . National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Spring Play 1Li'l Abner1 2; Grapplettes 1, 2; FreshmatMSophomore Choir 1; Time Cards 2; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Foreign Language Club 1, 2, 3; Science Club 1; Cardettes 4; Concert Choir 3, 4 BRETT CLANCY Gaming Club 2, 3; Science Club 1, 2; Football 1 ANGELA CLARK ' Foreign Language Club 3, 4; Business Club 4; Track 3 CHAD E. CLARK , - National Honor Society 4; Foreign Language Club 1, 3, 4; F.H,A. 4; Math Club 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Football 2, 3, 4 SUSAN COLLINS Foreign Language Club 1, 2 DAVID CONWAY Artisan 2; Fall P1ay1Bye Bye Birdy1 4; Cardinal Chorale 4; Red Cross Club 4; Swimming 4 ANGELA COOK Pep Squad 1; Red Cross Club 3, 4 MARK COOMER C.O.E. 4 BETH ANN COX Student Council 4; Artisan 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Spring Play 1Pit Orchestra1 3; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Foreign Language Club 4; Math Club 2; Cardettes 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2; Freshman Band 1; Concert Band 3, 4 1Librarian 3, Vice-President 41; Orchestra 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4 AMY K. CROWELL National Honor Society 3, 4; Fall Play 4 1Bye Bye Birdy1; Freshman280phomore Choir 1; Cardinal Chorale 2, 3, 4; GraPplettes 1; Pep Squad 1; Math Club 2; Science Club 2, 3; Concert Choxr 2, 3 4 1Secretary 41 DESMON D DANIELS Thespians 3, 4; Fall Play 4; Spring Play 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Basketball 1, 2; Swimming 4 KAREN DAVIS J.V. Cheerleader 3 ' Ngtional Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Math Club 1, 2, 3 1Vice-President 31: Suence Club 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1 2, 3, 4; Flag Corps 2, 3; Softball Manager 2, 3, 4 SHANNON DAVIS . 31egp4ians 2; Time Cards 1, 2, 3; Pep Squad 1; Foreign Language u ZORA DAVIS Student Council 2, 3, 4; Grapplettes 1, 2, 3, 4 1Captain41; Pep Squad 2; F.H.A. 4; Sgience Club 2; Swimming 2, 3, 4 1Co-Captain 41; 1 KELLY DEARING Class Secretary 2; ClaSS President 3, 4; Polaris 3, 4; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Cardettes 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; Basketball 1; Volleyball 1; Red and White Queen 1; Freshman Band 1; Homecoming Queen Nominee L , , , ' ' ' LAURA DENTLVER , , National Hon'orSociety 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Fall Play 3, 4-, Spring Play2, 3; Science'Club 1, '2, 3, 41T1feasurer 2, President 31 CINDY DeWITT , , , , , , ' , , . Student Council 2, 4; Natidnal Honor S'ociety 2, 3, 4; Time Cards 1, 2, 3, 2 111621511;ch 2, SergeantyofArms 41;'1Baskecball 3; 4; Swimming 2,3, , :7 , y ,1, : , , -- ; DANIEL GERRARD DICKSON , , ArpClub1Treas'urer1r4 I 1 ' VLAURA'VLYNN DRIVER ,, jOfficeOccupation's 4,, g 7 ' ,LORI'DUK'E' I Student Council, 1, i 2', Polaris ,3, 4 1Cdyy-Editoir 41; Gfappkttes, 1 ,3 2 1Presiden't 21; National Hon0r50c1ety 4; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3; C.O.E. 4; MONICADAWN DURB'INV'QVW ' , , N atiohalHonor Society 2, 3,4; Time Cards, 1'; Track2; Freshman Band 1; Marching'Band'Z; Concert Band 2; JazZ'Band 1,'2;'S.A,D.D; jENNIFER K. ELROD 'Graplettes 2, 3; Pep squad'Z; Science; Club 1 I TROY LEE FERGERSON ' ' 3 V Polaris 4; Southern Exposure 1, 2; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Math Club 1, ,2; Science Club 1; Basketball Manager 1 ERICA FISCHER Southern Exposure 3; ARTISAN 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Art Club 1, 2, 3; Secretary 3; Photography Club 1, 2, 3, 4; President 3, 4; Track 1; AFS 4 JANET FISHER . ARTISAN 2, 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Forelgn Language Club 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3 ANGIE FOWERS Student Council 3; Pep Squad 1, 2; Softball Manager 2, 3; Volleyball 1,2 KEVIN GAMBER Football 1, 2; Wresting 1, 2 DAVID GASSEN Senior Recognition 2 229 ' 'r2umylfNMBw39WWf-rw , ,1 .7 ; . 1 3 ,, 7-, 7; ; ;' 3:3: . ' '. 1- V 2' 41' . .. i : National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Gaming Club; Treasurer; Science Club KARLA MARIE GILBORNE Time Cards 3, 4; Freshman Band 1; Concert Band 2, 3; Marching Band 2, 3 JOE GILE FHA 4; Treasurer 4; Track 1, 2, 3 KENTON GRIEB Student Council 1, 2, 3; COE 4; Yell Leader 3; Football 1, 2; Golf 1, 2 LORI ANN HAAS Artisan 4, Thespians 3; Foreign Language Club 2, 3, 4; Photography C1ub4;T1'easure1 4, FHA 1; AFS 2, 3, 4, Student Representative 3, AFS Host 3 V L JVEFF HACKER ' FreshmanYSophomoreChoir 2;C.O.E. 4;Footba112 , V SCOTT'A. HAEBERLE , ' ' Gaming Club 1; W1estling 2; Concert Choir ' JAMES A HAILEY Student Cou11C114; YellLeade14T1'a'ck1, 2,3, 4; Basketballl; Swim1n111g 2,3 CHRISTINA HALEY a V ARTISAN 4; Fo1eign Lang11age ClubV 1;Scie11ce Club 1,Swimm1ng 2, 3 4 DAW HALL 3 I' '1 ' Student Councill, 2; Forensics 2, 3 4; Pres1de1114; Fall Play; Foreign Language C1ub1,2, 3, Business Clubl; Peer Helpingl ' DEAN HALL - V Thespiahs' 1' Gun 2111ch Bow 0qu 4, Gam111g C111b 4 V , , LINDA SUE HALL ARTISAN4;Nat1ona1HonorSociety2,3,4;Ti1neCa1ds1,2, 3,4; ESec1'etary3; V-Co -Capta1n 3, T1Easu1'er4; Cardette's 3, 4;Routi116 Committee 4;Swim111111g 2;V011eyba.11 1, 2 ' ' MARY ELIZABETH HAMMERBACHBR ,, Class Secretary 1, 4, Studeht Council 2, 3, Representative at Large 2; V Southern ExPosure 2; Conceft Choir 2, 3, 4, President 4, ' 1 Freshman2Sophomore Choir 1;Ca1d1na1Chorale 3, 4, Grapplthtes 1, 2; AFSZ, 3, 4' KeyClub1;Track1; Basketballl;$0ftba112, 3 4; Volleyba111, 2, 3 ELIZABETH jEAN HARDING Student Council 1, 2; FHA 4;'T1ack 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 1; Cross Country Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2 ' DONALD HARDWAY Power Club 4; Secretary 3; CORE 4 BRAD HARRIS National Honor Society 3, 4; Math Club 3; Gaming Club 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 3, 4; Science Club 3; Football 2 JEFF HARRIS President 4; Track 1; Young Citizens Day 230 2 Senior Recognition National Honor Society 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 3; LISA ANN HATFIELD C.O.E. 4 KEVIN HAYDEN Foreign Language Club 1, 2, Photography2 2, Gun and Bow Club 2, 3; Power Club 3; C O. E 4, Science Club 1,2 ,;3 Track 1, 2; Swimming Managetl, 2, 4 CHERYL ARLENE HENDERSON National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Foreign Language Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Club 3; Historian 3; Freshman Band 1; Listed in Who's Who Among American High School Students MICHELLE A HERMAN Southern Exposure 3; National Honor Society 2, 3; Thespians 4, Foreign Language Club 3, 4; Math Club 2, Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Track 1;Basketba112;Cross Country 1, 2 JOE HERNDON Student Council 4; Swimming 2, 3, 4 KEVIN HESS Student Council4;Sou1hem 131112051116 2; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Math Club 2; Science Club 3, 4; Historian 4; Track 1; Basketball 1, 2; Golf 1, 2, 3; Baseball 2, 4; United Way Committee Person 4; Boys' , State Representative 3 SHEILA L. HOERL Student Council; FHA 4; Office Occupations 4 A WALTER BROOKS HOOPER Student Council 4; National Honor Sodety 2, 3, 4; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; All Conference 3; A11 Metro Honorable Mention Swimming 3 VJULIE K, BOTTLE Student Council 1; Polaris 3, 4; Activities Editor 4; Time Cards 2; Pep Squad 1, 2 ALLEN H UNDLEY 'AVStudent Council 3, National Honor Society 3, 4; Foreign Language Club 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Band 1; Concert Band 1 DANA LEIGH JACKSON Student Council 4-, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 - DEBBIE SUE JACQUES National Honor Society 3, 4; Foreign Language Club 2, 3, 4; F. H A. 4; A F ..S 4;F1eshma11 Band 1; Orchestra 3, 4; Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; N ational Honor R011; Listed in Who's Who Among American High School Students LONNIE JACKSON 111 F.C.A. 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4;Ye11Leade1 4 JAMES JENKINS Student Council 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 LAURIEJOHNSON Student Council 3, 4; Executive Committee 1T1'easu1'er, Secretary1 4; Southern Exposure 2; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Spring Play 2; FreshmanYSophomore Choir 1; Cardinal Chorale 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 1, 3, 4; Cardettes 4; Freshman Band 1Secretary1 1; Concert Band 2, 3; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; All District Choir 3, 4; All State Choir 3, 4 RENEE JOHNSON Oche Occupations STEVEN WILLIAI Polaris 13111511 4; A1 Club 3, 4 1Sergeantv Science Club 3; Scie SUZY JOHNSON F.H,A. 2; Science F CHAUNDRA L. K Spring Play an A1 Chorale 2, 3, 4 1111b 2, 3, 4 1Lib1'arian1 PAMELA KLEESC Student Council 1, 1 Spring Play 4L1'1 A1 Chorale 2, 3, 4; Pep Marching Band 1, 2 010112, 3, 4,1Se1ge Freshman Band 1P1 3, 4 NATHAN KLINVE Artisan 4; National RUTH KLINGSPl National Honor 801 Club 2, 3, 41V1ce-l LORI L. KNABE Class Representativ 2; National Honor: 1Secreta1'y 3, 41 FRANK KNAPP Science Club 1, 2, 5 FETCH KOTRAL Foreign Languge C1 STEPHANIE LAC Polaris 3; Freshmar Varsity Cheerleadel RENE LANDERS Student Council 1, Society 3, 4; A.F.S. Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 1 ANDREW LALUI Southern Exposure 3,4 KYLE LAVAL C.O.E. 4 RODNEY LEMBI Swimming 4 BRADLEY STEVI National Honor So Club 1, 2; Wrestlit 2, 3, 4', All District RTRACY ANN LIE d Bow Club 2, 5' 1 1, 2', Swimming ub 1, 2, 3, 4; ed in 1Vho3s Fhespians 4; .lub 1, 2, 3, 4; 2 Ionor Society 2, 3, ck 1; Basketball 1, ea Person 4; Boys' wimming 1, 2, 3, Time Cards 2; Pep meign language .ncett Band 1 2,3,4 1b 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. cert Band 2, 3, 4; . Honor Roll; Listed dents asketball 1, 2, 3, 4 met, Secretary1 4; 4; Spring Play 2'. I, 3, 4; Pep Squad Concert Band 2, 3; tare Choir 3, 4 ITWM n, , ISin ' Office Occupations 4; Honor Roll 4 STEVEN WILLIAMJOHNSON Polaris 1artist1 4, Artisan 4; Art Club 1Vice- President1 4, Red Cross Club 3, 4 1Sergeant at-Arms,1-Iistor1an, Pub11city Chairperson 41; Science Club 3; Science Fiction Cub 3 SUZY jOI-INSON F.H.A. 2; Science Fiction Club 4;Jun101' Achievement 4 CHAUNDRA L. KIZER Spring Play 1111 Abner1 2; Freshman2$ophomore Choir 1; Cardinal Chorale 2, 3, 4 1Librar1an1 4; A.F.S. 1, 2; Swimming 3; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4 1L1brarian1 PAMELA KLEESCHULTE Student Council 1, 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Thespians 1; Spring Play 1L1'1 Abner1 2; Freshman2Sophomore Choir 1; Cardinal Chorale 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 1, 3, 4; Math Club 2; Cardettes 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Drum Major 1, 2, 3;Jazz Band 1; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4 1Sergeant-at-Arms 41; Concert Band 2, 3; Pep Band 2, 3; Freshman Band 1Ptesident1 1; All District Choir 3, 4; A11 State Choir 3, 4 NATHAN KLINE Artisan 4; National Honor Society 4; Track 2; Football 1 RUTH KLINGSPORN National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 1, 2; Foreign Language Club 2, 3, 4 1V1ce-President 41; Red Cross Club 4; Science Club 3, 4 LORI L. KNABE Class Representative 1; Polaris 3, 4 1Co-Ed1to1' 41; Southern Exposure 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Time Cards 2; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4 1Secretary 3, 41 FRANK KNAPP Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3 FETCH KOTRAJARUS , Foreign Languge Club 4; A. F S 4; Swimming 4; Soccer 4 STEPHANIE LACEY Polaris 3; Freshman2$ophomore Choir 1; Pep Squad 2, 3; C.O.E. 4; Varsity Cheerleader 3 RENE LANDERS Student Counc111, 2, 3, 4; Southern Exposure2', National Honor Society 3, 4, A RS 2, KeyClub1;Track1;Basketba111, 2',Softba11; Volleyballl, 2, 3, 4 ANDREW LALUMIA Southern Exposure 3', Football 1; Freshman Band 1; Concert Band 2, 3,4 KYLE LAVAL C.O.E. 4 RODNEY LEMBERGER Swimming 4 BRADLEY STEVEN LEWIS Nationa1 Honor Society 3, 4; FreshmarMSophomore Choir 1; Science Club 1, 2; Wrestling 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4 1Pres1dent 41; Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4; A11D1str1ct Band 4 TRACY ANN LIENHARD NationalHonor SocietyZ, 3, 4; Foreign Language Clubl, 2, 3, 4 Math Club 2, 3, 4 1Secretary 3, Pres1dent 41' Business Club 2; Science Club 3, 4; Key Club 1, 2 JESSE LILLICO C,O.E. 4 YVONNE LINDBACK Polaris 4; Foreign Language Club 4; Art Club 4; ABS. 4 KRISTY LUNEY StuientCounc113', NationalHonor Society 3, Pep Squad 1; Sciehce Clu 1 GREG LUNNIE Track 1, 2; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Soccer 3 ALEX MACK Foorball 1, 3 CHARLIE MAIZE Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 TIM MASTERS A StudentCouncil4;Wrest1ng,1 2,3,4 REBEKAH LEE MATNEY Student Council 2, Spring Play 1L1 l Abner1 2; Frcshman2Sophomore , ,Choir 1;Card1na1e Chorale4;Grapp1ett'es 2, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 . 1Treasu1'er 2, Secretary 3;Spi1'1t Captain 41; Foreign Language Club 1; Science Club 1; Cardettes 3, 4 1Rout1ne Committee, Drillmaster 41', Concert Choir 2, 3, 4 1Publicity Officer 41 ' ' w. JAMES BERNARD MAULDIN Forensics 4, Track 3, 4; Cross Country 4 RUSTY McGILL C.O.E. 4 MISSY MCMAHILL Artisan 4; FreshmarVSophomore Choir 1; Key Club 2, Co'r1cert Choir 3, 4', Girls Glee 2 1 JOHN C. MCNAMARA Track 2 MATT McNUTT Football 1, 2; Wresting 2 MONICA MICHELLE MICKELSON Fall Play4; FreshmarVSophomore Choir 1' ,Pep Squad 1, 2, 3' Office Occupations 4; J. V. Cheerleader 3; Concert Choir 3, 4; South High Singers 1,2, 3,41V1ce-President 41; Peer Helping 3, 4 CHARITY MILAM Student Council 2; Pep Squad 2; C.O.E. 1V1ce-President1 4 VEDA SENEVA MOORE Time Cards 1; Pep Squad 1, 2; Foreign Language Club 3, 4, Business Club 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3; Junior Achievement 3 1F1nanc1al Secretary1 DONNA M MORAN Foreign Language Club 2, Photography Club 1; Red Cross Club 1; Off1ce Occupations 4 Senior Recognition 2 231 w'lw'.N1aw-u'33rsun.A'A 3 e-N'rc'o' 4:, ' w, ,. 1 . ..,.,.,,.,, , pm 1494M. Tyrm F'W'PRxLWM9BWW3W r. '7 , 1,, :.,:.:,':- 2 . ' 1 . 1. 1-, .w ' ,- , , x g I - - 1-..- ROBIN LMOREY DAVID ERIC REID Choir 1; Concert CI Student Council 1, 2; Time Cards 1, 2; Pep Squad 1, 2; Track 1; Polaris 1Performing Arts Editor1 4; Fall Play 1Bye Bye Birdie1 4; 5, 4; Key Club 1, 2 Basketball 1 Spring Play ail Abner1 2; Fresh2Soph Choir 1; Cardinals Chorale 2, 3, 4; Math Club 3; Key Club 1, 2; A.F.S. 3; Swimming 1, Concert jAY SMITH 1 . 4 P ATRI CK M ORRIS Chou 2, 3, 4 1Treasurer 41, Boys Glee Club 1, 2, 3, National Honor 501 Business Club 3; National Honor Socigty 2; C.O.E. 4; Football 1, 2 3, 4; Bond 1, 2, 3, DEBORAH LYNN REMY . TERES A M ORRIS C.O.E. 1Secretary1 4; Flags Corps 2; Orchestra 1, 2, 3 MATT SMITH Pep Squad 1, 2; Foreign Language Club 2, 3; Office Occupations 4 1 , LEIGH ANNE REYNOLDS ' ; WENDY SMITH , ' ' ' ' 11 1 2 ' , ConCert Choir 3, 4; Cardinal Chorale 4; South High Singers 2, 3, 4, 3 3 1 , ' 1 . Freshman Choir 1 Q ' KRISTINA RIIHINEN , TIM SMOTHERB A.F.S. Student; A.F.S. 1Secretary1 4; Foreign Language Club 4 Amsan 4; PhOEOgH SUSAN ALINE MORROW , Fa11 Play 3; Foreign Language Club 1; Art Club 2; Gun and Bow Club 1 2; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 41Secretary 41; Jazzs Band 1, 2,3,4 DAVID ALAN ROBINSON , PATRICK S SPEI L I Polaris LBusiness Manager, Assistant Sports Editor1 3, 4; Student Freshman V1ce'P1-e: Council 3; Fall Play 1111 Abner1 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Band 1-, Who's Student Co'unctl 4; TAMMY NIHART Who Among American High School Students 3, 4 3 Football 1, 3, 4; Ba , StudentCouncil3;P01aris 4; Swimming 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 4; ' gHomecoming Queen Candidate 4 ..'1 PAULA DEE STA1 , National Honor So 2; Science Club 1, 2 Band 2, 3, 4; Marc 1, 2, 3 TRACY LYNETTE ROBINSON National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Math Club 3, Business Club 1Treasu1'er1 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4;Junio1' Achievement 1 ' 'IDARREN O'BRIBN , Swimming4 ' 7 KEVIN Q DONNEL , , , ' ' National Honor Society 2,3, 4, Spring Play LEXit The Body1 3; FareigD Language Club 1; Math C1ub 1; Science Club 1; Soccer 3, 4 SHELLY ROBIRDS COR 4 ' NALERIE STARR Pep Squad 1, 2, 3; JEFFREY D. RODRIGUEZ ClassTreasurerl, 2, 3, 4;ScudentCounc111, 2, 3, 4;Nationa1Honor Society2, 3, 4, ,Footballl, 2, 3; Wrestlingl, 2, 3, 4; Inroadsl; C135? RDpreseDtam Leadershi 'Week Committee 3 4' Student Activi Week Committee Chou 11 CardmaH 3 4 P 3 3 ty ' Trackl 2' Footbal , GREG $113me tudem Counc1ll 2, 3, 4 NatiDnal Honor SDciety2, 3, 4;Ye11 der3,4;Footba111 2 3,4;Basketba111;BaSeba112, 3 ' ,T ,M ,SMICHAELO HERRON 5 President 1; Student Cou'ncd 1, 2, 3 Execut1ve Committee TRICIA STEPHE1 . . , KARIN RYON 1h Membeo 4;Polar11s '4; Southern Exposure 2; ' C.O.VE. 4 ,'ENa Dal HonOI Society, , 4 1V1Ce President 3 President 41;Footba11 Polaris 3 Artisan 2 Nat1ona1 Honor Society 3 4 Pep Squad 2 3 ,v' 'Basketban 1,,12 Golf 1, 2 3 '4 , C O E 4 J V. Cheerleader 3 ' , , LEIGH ANN 5T1. '1 Student CDuncil 2; NINA SARAI Swimming 1 Artisan4;Nationa1HonorSociety 2, 3, 4; Art Clubl, 2, 3, 4 1President 2, 41; Photography Club 1, 2, 3, 41Secretary 31; A RS. 2, EIKD OMORI all Play QBye-Bye Birdie1 4 , Concert Choir 4; Foreign Language Club ' 4 K Cl 1 CHRIS TEASLEY . , ,, , , 3 Cy Ub 2 L ' C.O.E. 4 , BFFRBY R. PEASLBB - ' ' L ' JONA KAYE SCHILTZ :, ' Student Cochil 2, 3, 4; Track 1; C1015 Country 1, 2, 3, 4 1Captain 2, Time Cards 1; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3; Art Club 1; Key Club 1, 2 ; MICHELLE TEW , 3 4; x , Nauonal Honor Sc ' ' , , , , , , , ,, , A F.H.A. 4; Varsity! , ; H'KRISTIN PHILLIPS , . ' ' , ' , - FHA. 4; Basketball 3 ,1, V'VFHA4AF812P H1 4 1 1 ' I w e plug ,3 . - TODD TOMAN f'f , y, ' , L ' MICHAEL SEWARD Track 1; Foetball 1 , 'KBLLI PLYMELL ' ' Student Council 1, 2; Science Club 2; F.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, , ' Student Council 1, 2, 3; Polaris1Ph0tography Editor1 3, 4, Southern 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Exposure 2; National Honor SDciety 2, 3, 4, Thespians 2, Grapplemes Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School TUYEN TRAN 2; Pep Squad 1, 2; Track 1; Basketball 1; Softball 2, 3, 4; Red and Students 4; Alderman, Young Citizens Day 1 ' Nauonal Honor 81 'White Queen 1 , 1Treasurer 21, QVK , KENNETH R. SIMPSON ,5 DAVID PURTEE Student Council 1, Cardinal Chorale 3, 4; Cultural Exchange Club 2, ROBERT UBBEI' Student Council 1, 2, 3; A F. S 1, 2, 3, Yell-Leader 3, Track 1; 3, 4 1Vice President 3, President 41, Science Club 1; Concert Choir 2, . 0013' 4 F00tball 2, 4; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1 Q 3, 41Vice President 41 ' SANDRA VAZQ MARC RANDLE MIKE SMALLEY Foreign Language Yell-Leader 4; Track 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; C.O.E. 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, Gaming Club 1, 2, 3', RCA. 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 4; 4 , Basketball 1, 2 MELISS A WRIG C.O.E. 4 BOBBIE RATLIFF ELIZABETH A. SMITH Student Council 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Baseball 4 , Fall Play LBye Bye Birdie1 4; Spring Play 1Lil Abner1 2; Freshman :, jEFFREY SHAN 1 232 2 Senior Recognition mi 3 Birdie1 4; 9h21f1; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; p$17 Squad 1; F-HJX 4; Science Club Student Council 2, 3, 4 1Representative at Large 41; Polaris 4 1Co- . .7, , hey Clllb 1, 2, 3 Business Manager 41; Foreign Language Club 1, 2, Track 3, 4; male Chorale 2, ing 1, Concert Wrescilng 2; Cross Country 3 4 1 jAY SMITH National Honor Society 3, 4', FreshYSoph Choir 1', Cardinal Chorale 2, SANDRA KAY VOLKER , , 3, 4; Bond 1, 2, 3, 411322 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Spring Play 0211 Abner1 2; S FreshmanYSoph Choir 1; Time Cards 2, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 M ATT SMITH ' L ' 1Treasurer 3, President 41 Science Club 1; Key Club 1, 2 -,3 4 , - ' ' 1Treasu1ter 21, Cal'dettes 3, 4, Concert Choir 3, 4, Girls Glee 2 1, 2, 3; WENDY SMITH ' STACY ZACKERT National Honor Society 3, 4, Art Club 1, 2, Phomgrapher C111b 1, 2; CO..E 4, A.FS 1,2, KeyC1ub1, 2 ' A.F.S. 4; Basketball 2 TIM SMOTHERMAN .ge Club 4 Artisan 4; Photography Club 3' A F. S. 3, 4, Science C lub 1, 2, 3, 4 , KELLY ZUBECK , . L Southern Exposure3; Artisan4;Nat1ona1 HonorSocLie'tyZ,3L, 4 Art , , PATRICK S SPELLMAN ' 5 Club 1, 2, 3 1Vice President and President 31; PhoLtogra'phy CluLl5 3 4' 5, 4; Student Freshman Vice President, Representative 2, 3, Vice President of ' y L Math Club 2' A F. S 4, Track 1 V 3 iand1;Wh015 . Student Council4; Nat1onal Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Trackl, 2, 3, 4' ' ,, Foocball 1, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Cross Country 2 L -L FELI CI A M1 CHELLE WALL A C E ,1 ' Business Club 41S'ecretary1,Red Cross Club I 1111:60C311Pzid15113f4 ' , PAULA DEE STARK ess Club National Honor Society 2 ,,3 4' Fall Play 1Pit Band1 4' Math Club'1,L A L Marchin Band 2; Science Club 1 2, 3, 4 Softbal1 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2 3,136,; : PHIL WALLACE , g Band 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Jazz Band 3' 1:0 ?ng Language CIUP , 1,2,3 , 4 , , ,1 JEFF WALLEN i NALERIE STARR L , C O E. 4 ' Pep Squadl, 2, 3, Red Cross Club2, 3, 4, Key Club1, 2, 3 , ' , ' ,1, ' V WENI5YWALLL13R ' 1' National Honor GREG STEHWIEN A ' C 013-4 L3 Inroads 1, Class Representative 3, 4;ScudentCounc112, 3,4;FreshmanYSop11 , .3, ;,Week Corixmittee Choir 1; Cardinal Chorale 3, 4, Concert Chou 2, 3, 4; Yell-Leader 4, 'L JEFF WATSONC Track1,2;Footba111, 2, 3,4;Basketba111 L ,L ,' , , L , Baseball 1, 2, ep Squad 2, 3; CO'E' 4 , , L , ' C O E. 4; Wge3t11ng 3f, Vo-Tec '1 Student Council 2, Time Cards 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 1', Track 1; , . 1 F H A 4 r, ' Swimming 1 1 13 2, 37 4 ' V I ,, , , , 4,11,12,32; ' , - , , JEFF W1LL1AMs L . ' : L , ,- , 1' ,L L tary 34 CHRIS TEASLEY ' L ' , Student CounCil 1, 3, 4', P 4115 3, 4 1P L ggaphegh'Fothall'LL2L; 1 C.O.E.4 x 00112 3, 4 ; , -, L . , , , LL , '1 L L ,1 Club 1, 2 MICHELLE TEWKSBURY ' jENNIFER WOODRUFF : ' ' ' ' 1 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Art Club 2; Artisa 4 Time Cards, 2 3 4 pep Squad 1 A LLF S 4 Science Club 1;? , ' 3 F. H A 4; Varsity Cheerleader 4' ,J. V. Cheerleader 3' . Track 4 Marchmg Y Concert Band 2, Freshman Band 1; South High Singers 4 L ' TODD TOMAN Track 1; Footballl, 3, 4', Basketballl, 2;Baseba11 2, 3, 4 3, 4', Football 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4; n High School TUYEN TRAN National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Math Club 2', Science Fiction Club 1Treasurer 21,1Vice President 31 Exchange Club 2, ROBSR4T UBBEN 1; Concert Choir 2, . CO. . 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Roper, Mark 204 Paula 48 158 ' I . . - Mickelson, Monica 24, 160 , . j R0591 Douglas 163 ' Ross, Moms 178 M1lam. Charlty 160 , . ' ' ' ' Rouchka, Tracy 47. 204 . R . , Miller, Amy 9.9. 189 Miller,John M. 176 ' Millenjohn R. 160 Lan'ning, Torn 175 Millar, Maria 176 mu. $he11y,1189 Miller, Michelle R. 176 V Miller, Shawndra 190 Miller Steven 202 Lawson, Lorre 175 Miller, Terry 34 Leckenby, Samantha 64, 175 Mills, Brian 202 LeeJustin 36, 38, 17s M1115, Lonny 176 ' , Lloyd 158 .. Mitchell, David 160 gleiter, Michael 189 Mitchell, Donald 202 Leimkuhler, Chad 201 Mirchcll, James 80, 81, Leisr, Kathy 201 Mitchell, M1 Celina 190 Lemberger, Rodney 73, 158 Modrell, Amy 92,93,15' . . - lengyel, 140511.201 Modrell, Phillip 8 . 135. 2' LesterJim'myQOl Moffen, And: , 4 1211,1011 108, 109. 17s 14 Mohn,A1icia m ' . , . , . , Lewis. Bradley 158, 160 ' Montgomqtyfr . ang, Dom102: 104', 177 I' 7 Lewis, Darryl 175 g . 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Becky 193 Ramey,fason 9189 19 ,, . 51mpson, Krnndh 104, Maberry Diane 159 D l Randle, Marc 52,162 ' 51mps-on Shan - - Macaluso, Michelle 175 3:33:35: 23611240. 71' 203 Sinville, Rhondala 1 macmkgandir 112:99 . Ravencnmp, Robbie 191 Smalley, Harry 164 Mgfige. be31gfka63, 201 , Neal, Erika 202 Ravenscrofi, Bren 163M 4 Magee. Lona 201 NealJanet 161 RayJason 178 M, Maguirc. John 201 Neighbors, Curie 202 RayJon 203 Mahaffey, Cindy 175 Nelms, Adrienne 177 Recob, Benny 191 Maize, Charles 159 Newcomb, Shannon 202 Rector, Dana 191 Makowski, Michael 202 Newsome, Mike 202 Redd, Rhonfla 178 Malensek, Daniel 175 Nicholas, Barbara 191 Redmon, Bnan 203 Malone,JuIie 67, 202 Nigro, Suzanne 202 Redmon, Debqrah I78 Manseu Michael 189 Niharr, Tammy 44, 108, 1 10, 136, 137, 161 Redmond. E11c1a 203 , I Ninncman, Kimberly 191 Rt'csc, Octavm 76, 105, 178 MansfieldJames 40, 189 Marcy, Robert 189 NolaanOh 177 Reeves, Raymond 158, 162 Martin, Roman 159 No'ke-JOSCPh '61 Rcffin, Don 162 Manin, Angela 94. 202 dehw- Kelly 202 Reffiu, Todd 191 Martinez, Manda 175 Nord-Iohne,1.on94, 202 Reid, David 108, l 11. 162 Mason, Dawn 175 Norqs. Cralg 177 Rcmy, Deborah 162 MasonJeffS. 189 Noms, Dana 202 RemyJennifeI 94, 187, 191 Mason, Wade 189 NorfhuP- Ribem 191 Renfrow, Stacie 64. 675, 66, 178 Masters, Timorhy 68, 69, 159 NOS' , 1' Chiomn 203 Reyes, Robin 203 236 7 Index Mathews, L011 158. 159 Mathis, Chris 175 Mnrhison,jamcs 202 Mamey, Rebekah 98. 99. 159, 160 Mauldin, james 40, 80, 81. 159 McClnnahan, Dana 189 McEldcry, Km 190 O Nosiri, Ijeoma 203 Reynolds. Leigh 162 Rice, Srephanie 178 Rice, Vernon 62, 192 Richardson,Carl:1 101, 192 Richardson, Deann 92. 93. 162 Richardson, Sherry 178 Ridmux, Alex 205 I; , 99:! q idlcy, Marla 178 iggs. Michad 178 iihinen, Krisrii 4 4 .im 2 Wndle, Brad 68, 180 Wagner. David 206 Waldmm, William 166 Walker. Carrie 64. 65, 66, 180 Walker, Crystal 206 Walker, Pau163. 206 Wallace, Felcia 105, 166 Wallace, Phillip 104, 166 Wallen,Jeffrey 166 Waller, Marcia 194 Waller, Maury 194 161 Walter, Wendy 166 Walters. Karen 44 Wamplef, Susan 166 . Warren,ji11 50. 52, 108. 111. 180 ' Wash. Rochelle 195 Washington, Cameron 180 Waters. Coley 68. 195 Watson, Gary 19S Watson,Jeffrey 166 Watson, Michele 46. 95. 195 Watson, Steven 63. 206 Watson, Wendy 104 Watts. Bryan 80. 206 Webb, Betty 206 Weber. Michael 206 Wedd. Monique 195 Weiss, Denise 167 Welch, Bradley 206 Wells, Anna 47, 206 - v ' ' Welsh, Elizabeth 195 - r ', K I 205 Wenenberger. David 180 Swzud, Suzanne 16S ' Wenenberger, Traci 206 Wescott. David 206 Wesslcy, Anthony 71, 206 Wessley, Billy 167 West. Erin 67. 206 Wesnjames 1985 Wksr. Lance 180 Westhues. Linda SS, 63. 97. 207 Wheeler, Trina 207 White. Michael 195 While. Steven M. 180 White, Steven R 180 Whited, Tonya 19S Whiters, Thad 71, 80 Tapp, Ricky 68, 69. 71. 165 ,1 Whitney, Dana 180 Tarwalet.Joseph 165 Wiederhold, Wade 167 Teasley- ChriswpheI 91. 165 LWWM Wiederhold. Wanda 64. 65. 90. 180 ' ' ' yWWM'zWWW' ' , Wiesen, Kimberly 167 ' Wiggins. Chrisry 180 Willhoit, Travis 207 . e 0. 52. 76, 139. 16 Williams, Alan 207 Williams, Brenda 181 0 Z , . .. ,7 . V Williams. Carol 167 9 V , 1 V ' . 7' . v WilliamsJanice 181 ' . 's, , ' ' V ' . , . 2 Wi11'mmsJeffmy 108, 109, 167 , Williams,John 207 Williams. Nicole 195 Williams, Quinryna 195 Williams, Rebecca 167 Williams, Ronnie 195 Williams, Sean 207 . illiams, Sherri 195 'Williams, Teresa 167 ' baugh, Ronald 2D - 68.148. 149.163 orrickland. Terry S7. 165 Srubbs, Leigh 16S Roland. James 204 RookstoolJohnelle 17, 108. 109. 178 Roper. Mark 204 Rose. Douglas 163 Ross. Morris 178 Rouchka. Tracy 47, 204 Talbor, Pamela 94, 205 Tanner. Amice 205 Tanner, Samuel 205 ' Tapp, Billy 205 . Todd. R Talbert. Cy . Toman, Todd ., TorelloJeI-ry 166 Townsend, Dawn 206 Tran. Trang 206 0' Tran, Tuycn 166 , N Shockey,Joe 178 Trapp, Diane 179 'A Shoemaker.jill46, 182, 183. Triplett,0tha 179 Shoemakct, Stacey 178 Tschirhan, Sonya 194 Shape, Steve 178 Tumlin, Robert 206 Shous, Heather 164 Tunks,Ju1ie 179 Shropshire. Christopher 164 Td'rley, Lori 206 Shubcn, Mollie 204 1,, Shurack, Nicho $i1bcr,James 20'- Silvus. Becky 193 Simpson, Kenneth,104. Simpson, Shan . ' ' Sinclair, Micha Sinville, Rhondala 1' w ,, ,, , , , Ubnldwoseph 179 Ubbenngbcn 166 , , Wiight, Ixucia 207 Wright. Melissa 167 Wright, Trey 195 Wunz.Jeffrey 207 , , WUSKCI, Mauhew 181 , 1' ' Wyalt, Slade 181 Wygas, Dana 207 Wyrick. Glenda 207 Smedley, Anh ' Ulery. Thomas 166 ' , Umphress. Sheryl 194 UnreinJulie 94. 194 ' Urani, Thomas 166 Yanczy, Shaundra 181 Yeager, Franklin 167 ' ' Young, Deborah 207 , . Young.jill 181 VanBusk1rt, M1Chae14l94 Young, Maxcus 195 VanBuskIr . Troy 19 Young, Vincent 181 1 Vance, Dana 179 Vangerpen, Susan 98. 99. 194 Vargas, Niccol's 206 Vasquez, Sandra 166 Vaughn, Glory 47, 80, 206 Vaughn,john 180 Venlo, Steven 180 Vilou,Jeff40. 89. 108. 110. 166 Zacken, Stacy 167 Vinke. Stacey 104, 180 Zajic. Wendi 208 Vogel. Nichelc 194 Znner. bum 47, 67. 208 Volker, Sandra 99. 160. 166 Zimmerman. Todd 56, 57, 58, S9 Vorbcck, Rachel 206 Zubeck,Kc11y 79, 92, 93, 167 Voylcs, Patrick 36, 38, 180 Zubef' Dawn 208 Index 7 237 1 '1v- 1 xh'M..wkw n... . .i , . u. MILHIhl 3'1 in! 8 21. 2 o '1' ...... .' ...'. .. ..,..,..........,,.,.,,-,.,. .m m u -.4.wwrmr- 4.; w, w 240 Fm , ,. t . c... .1 ,, L? 3:7ka . . 3;. .41.; . ,4