Richland High School - Richlander Yearbook (Richland, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1968 volume:

I RICHLAND HIGH SCHOOL Richland, Missouri Mark Halter Karen Blackburn Editors THE RICHLANDER Youth on the move. Seeking knowledge. Learning about life. Knowing the thrill of excitement. These are the youths of today. Richland High is privileged to have students who are on the move. Students who participate in extra-curricular activities as well as those of academic nature. This year during our basketball season Richland won third place in the Frisco League Tournament and won a trophy for Sportsmanship. We are thankful for the teachers who have formed our ideas and goals into a set pattern. This year Richland High gained a new superintendent. Mr. Mayes. We wish to express our appreciation for these adults who have helped us. 3 M Ep? jCS f f ' •;-- ■;“. • . M JvwsSf, f;AV ',';V ? «« isissx if . ■ %«.? a;: :;--'. 'V,- ’i .'• ' • '. fel|5S? S s M§M; |f'«S|vS; $hi %■■ •£ • Sk :v: ,• v..- S t'i £ftO tt M. Introduction 2-3 Administration........... 4-10 Faculty................11-16 Seniors................17-42 Undergrads.............43-64 Organizations..........65-82 Sports.................83-92 The Grades ............ 93-112 Dedication.............113-114 Advertising............ 115-138 Closing................139 Olan Gilbert Raymond York Fred Wilson Board of Education Richland High's Policy-making body is the final authority on all matters pertaining to school policies. We would like to thank the board of education for their un- failing and valuable help to us. President Barton Warren Bill DeBerry Don Roam B. Wayne Johnson Superintendent of Schools Mr. Johnson received his B.S. in Edu- cation from Harding College and his Master of Education from Drury College. He also has additional college credit from Central Missouri State College and the University of Missouri. Before coming to Richland, Mr. Johnson had been superintendent at Crocker and Fordland. Mr. Johnson, with the School Board, sets and carries out our school policy. Presently, under his supervision and the School Boards, our new high school is being constructed. FRANCES JENSEN Secretary to Mr. Johnson and to the Board of Education Mrs. Frances Jensen is secretary to Mr. Johnson and to the Board of Education. She has been a great help to the School Board and Superintendent for the past several years. 7 WILLIAM R. HALTER High School Principal Mr. Halter has these degrees from the University of Missouri: Bachelor of Journalism, B. S. in Education, and Master of Education. He became principal of Richland High School in December of 1963. Mr. Halter is at Richland High to give counceling and advise, and to keep law and order. He is respected by the students and members of the faculty and is known for his sense of fair play. NORMA NOE Secretary to Mr. Halter Mrs. Noe has been Mr. Halter's sec- retary for the past three years. She and the office girls do the routine office work es- sential to running the school. 8 Ray Mayes Elementary School Principal Mr. Mayes received his B.A. in Education from Southwest Missouri State College. A few years later he received his Master of Education from Drury College. He came to Richland this year from Branson where he had been elementary principal. Mr. Mayes job is to see that the elementary school is running smoothly and efficiently. Shirley Ogle Secretary to Mr. Mayes She started working as a sec- retary part time as a high school Senior and has continued since then. 9 The Office Staff These seven girls had the honor of being cho- sen to serve as an assistant to Mr. Halter. These girls faithfully worked 180 periods a year con- scientiously doing the duties assigned them. Here are the daily duties of the girls in the order in which they work. 1st Hour: The morning begins as Kay Peter- son puts up the flag. She also starts the atten- dance record and helps Mrs. Noe run materials off from the duplicator. 2nd Hour: Lavonia Wilson types letters, files, and continues with the work of the day. 3rd Hour: Judy Stenson adds a little humor to the morning as she continues roll taking and does jobs that Mr. Halter or Mrs. Noe requests. 4th Hour: The hour before lunch Brenda Shultz must finish the work of the morning. This may consist of typing reports. 5th Hour: Elaine Warren begins the afternoon by again taking attendance and taking around any announcements. 6th Hour: Shiela Witt must help Mrs. Noe get her ledger up to date and in balance. 7th Hour: Wilma Boesl ends the day by finish- ing the attendance records and records in tne jour- nal. Her last duties are to take down the flag and anxiously ring the bell at 3:36 P. M. 10 12 Barbara Laughlin Home Economics Degree: B. S. in Education Ralph Dale Laughlin Physical Education Degree: B. S. in Education Helen Traw English Degree: Bachelor of Arts Li lb urn Traw Social Studies Degree: B. S. in Education Rex Noe Science Degree: B. S. in Agriculture Pryor Ray Prewett Mathematics Degree: B. S. in Education Tommy Hall English Degree: Bachelor of Arts Master in Education Mildred Farmer Math, History, and Psychology Degree: B. S. in Education Bill B. Fulbright Vocational Agriculture Degree: B. S. in Education Master in Education Lorene Fulbright Commerce Degree: B. S. in Education Harold G. Eklund Driver Education and Industrial Arts Degree: B.S. in Education Master of Science in Education Genevieve Jones Music Degree: B.S. in Education Major in Music 13 Bonnie Adams 4th Grade Jayne Rudish 4tn Grade Betty Hankins Bessie Murrell 3rd Grade 3rd Grade 14 Ethel Batterton 5th Grade Gearldine King 5th Grade Louisa Peterson 6th Grade Arthur Gormley 6th Grade James Monk 8th Grade Ray Brandon 8th Grade 15 Melvin Olson Social Studies First Semester Cleo Rook Social Studies Second Semester Omel Killingsworth Special Education June Timmerman Kindergarten Kathleen Noe Eighth Grade Second Semester 16 Annual King 18 Max Howlett Janis Brockman 19 Annual Queen Attendants Donna Workman Janet Longanecker Liz Elam 21 Senior Officers Elaine Warren Treasurer Max Howlett President Paul Murrell Vice- President Karen Blackburn Secretary Senior Favorites Senior Class 12-Year Students MOST POPULAR Judy c 'rs and Greg Hicks MOST SHY Bonnie Lyst Dennis Kays Senior Personalities MOST ATHLETIC Marsha Magee and Max Howlett MOST FRIENDLY MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Marsha Magee Nick Micheal MOST AMBITIOUS Brenda Shultz Paul Murrell COY RAINES Basketball 2,3; Annual Staff 4; Base- ball 2,3; Drafting 4; JANICE AVERY Pep Club 3; 12 yr. Student; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; RONNIE PEMBERTON 12 yr. Student; Drafting 4; BARBARA LENTZ Pep Club 3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; 12 yr. Student; Annual Staff 4; Mixed Cho- rus 1,2; TERRY THORNSBERRY Drafting 4; 12 year Student TWILA COLE Pep Club 4; F. H. A. 4; Mixed Chorus 1; Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3; 26 SHEILA WITT Pep Club 3,4; Office Staff 3,4; Class Play 3; Annual Staff 4; JIM YOUNG Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; drafting 4; BELINDA GORMLEY Pep Club 2,3,4; F. H. A. 1,2,3,4; Librarian 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; JANET LONGANECKER Pep Club 2,3,4; F. H. A. 4; Class Play 3; Librarian 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Mixed Chorus 3; KAY PETERSON Paper Editor 4; Paper Staff 3,4; Li- brarian 2,3; Annual Staff 4; Typing Contest 3, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; BONNIE LYST Pep Club 3; F. H. A. 1; 12 yr. Student; Librarian 3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; 27 STEVE THOMAS Basketball 1; Drafting 4; FAITH LAMBETH Paper Staff 1; F. H. A. 1,2,3; Class Officer 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; JOHN CARTER Basketball 1,2; ELAINE WARREN Pep club 2,3; Class Officer 4; F. H. A. 1,2,3,4; F. H. A. Officer 3,4; Office Staff 3,4; Class Play 3; 12 yr. Student: Librarian 3; Student Council 3; Tri-m 2,3,4; Tri-m Officer 3,4; Mixed Cho- rus 1,2,3; Pep Club Officer 3; GERALD CHAMBERLAIN Class Play 3; Annual Staff 4; Draft- ing 4; VICKI SHIPP Pep Club 3,4; F. H. A. 4; Tri-m 3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Band 2,3; 28 DIANN FAWLEY Paper Staff 4; Class Officer 1; F. H. A. Officer 3; Mixed chorus 3; MARK HALTER Paper Staff 2,3; Class Officer 2; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; 12 yr. student; Librarian 4; Student Council 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Annual Editor 4; Tri-m 2,3,4; Tri-m Officer 3,4; Mixed Chorus 3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; WILMA BOESL Pep Club 3; Paper Staff 3,4; Class Officer 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; F. H. A. Officer 3; Office Staff 4; Class Play 3; 12 yr. student; Tri-M 2,3,4; An- nual staff 4; Tri-M Officer 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Of- ficer 3; District Chorus 1; Sextete 3, 4; Band 1,2,3; Band Officer 1,2,3; District Typing Contest 3; State Typ- ing Contest 3; NICKY MICHAEL Basketball 1,2,3,4; MARSHA MAGEE Pep Club 3,4; Paper Staff 4; F. H. A. 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; 12 yr. Student; Student Coun- cil 1; F. H. A. F. F. A. Queen Attendent 1; Annual Staff 4; Mixed Chorus 3,4: Band 1; RONNIE LEEP Drafting 3. 29 30 JUNIOR HILL F. F. A. 1; Poultry Team 1; Drafting 4. PAM KRAMER Pep Club 3; F.H. A 1. STANLEY ROBINSON 12 Year Student; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Drafting 4. DIANE MOORE Pep Club 3,4; F. H. A. 1,2,3,4; Librarian 4; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 4; Mixed Chorus 1; Band 1,2,3. CHARLES BROWN 12 Year Student; Drafting 4. SHIRLEY ATTERBERRY F.H. A. 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4. MARY DURREMAN Pep Club 3; F. H. A. 1,2,3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4; KENNETH MCDANIEL F. F. A. 2; 12 year student; Field Crops Team; Drafting 4; SHARON PENBERTON Pep Club 4; DOUG STARMER Basketball Manager 3,4; Class Play 3; Band 1; KATHY SALSMAN Pep club 2,3,4; Paper Staff 4; F. H.A. 1,4; Annual Staff 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Double Mixed Quartet 3; 12 year student; LEON WALL F. F. A. 1,2; Basketball 3,4; F. F. A. F. H. A. King Attendant 1; Baseball 2,3; Drafting 4; 31 MAX HOWLETT Class Officer 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Band 1; Draft- ing 4; BEVERLY VANDERGRIFF Pep Club 3,4; Paper Staff 4; F. H. A. 2,3,4; F. H. A. officer 4; Speech Contest 3; Annual Staff 3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; KIM HENSON Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1; 12 year student, Annual Staff 1,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Drafting 4; ELIZABETH ELAM Pep Club 3,4; Paper Staff 1,2,3; Class officer 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1,2, 3; F. H. A. Officer 1; Cheerleader 2,3,4; F.H.A. Queen At- tendant 2,3; Homecoming Queen attendant 3; Class Favorite 3; GREG HICKS Class officer 1; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Annual Staff 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Class Favorite 1,2,3, 4 Baseball 1; Band 1; St. Council President 3,4; Drafting 4; LIVONA WILSON Pep Club 2,3,4; Paper Staff 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Office Staff 4; Class officer 1,4; Student Council 4; 32 BRENDA SHULTZ Pep Club 3,4; Paper Staff 3, 4; F.H. A. Officer 2,3,4; Office Staff 4; Class Play 3; Annual Staff 4; Tri-m 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Pep Club Officer 3,4; Typing Contest 3; F. F. A. F. H. A, Miss Merry Christmas At tendant 3,4; F. H. A. Re- gional Officer 3; PAUL MURRELL Class Officer 3,4; F. F. A. 3; Class Play 3; Band 1; Drafting 4; DIANA HENSON Pep Club 3; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Tri-m 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; 12 yr. Student JOHN PAUL RICHARDSON F. F. A 1,2,3,4; F. F. A. Officer 4; Mixed Cl tor us 4; Dairy Pro- ducts 2,3; LINDA THORNSBERRY Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; MIKE BAKER Drafting 3; 33 JIM REID F. F. A. Parliamentary Team 1; Drafting 4; DONNA WORKMAN Pep Club 1; Paper Staff 1; F. H. A. 4; 12 Year Student; Mixed Chorus 3; RON CARTER Basketball 3; Class Play 3; Draft- ing 1; KAREN BLACKBURN Pep Club 2,3,4; Paper Staff 3,4; Class Officer 2,3,4; F. H. A. Officer 3,4; Class Play 3; 12 Year Student; Annual Staff 4; Librarian 4; Student Council 2; Annual Editor 4; Tri-M 2,3,4; Tri-M Officer 3,4; Mixed Cho- rus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Officer 3,4; F. F. A. Sweetheart At- tendant 2; KENNY PARKER F. F. A. 1,2,3,4; F. F. A. Offi- cer 4; Dairy Products 2,3; JUDY STENSON Paper Staff 3,4; F. H.A. 2,3, 4; F. H.A. Officer 3,4; Office Staff 4; 12 yr. Student; Annual Staff 4; Mixed Chorus 1; Pep Club 3; F. F. A. Sweetheart Attendant3; F. F. A. F. H.A. Queen Attendant 4; 34 JANIS BROCKMAN Pep Club 1,2,4; Paper Staff 1; Class Officer 1; F. H. A. 1, 2; Cheerleader 1,4; F. H.A. F. F. A. Queen Attendant 1; Mixed Chorus 4; F. H. A. Sweetheart Attendant 1. ROBERT BRITTAIN 12 Year Student; Poultry Team 1; Band 1; Drafting 4. RUBY OGLE Paper Staff 4; Librarian 3,4; Annual Staff 4. KENT LEDBETTER F. F. A. 1,2,3,4; F. F. A. Officer 4; Poultry Team 1; Animal Husbandry 4; Dairy Products 2,3. JUDY SEARS Pep Club 3,4; Paper Staff 3,4; F. H.A. 2,3,4; F. H. A. Officer 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; 12 Year Student; F. H.A. F. F. A. Queen Attendant 2; Homecoming Queen Attendant 1,2; Mixed Chorus 2; Class Favorite 1,2,4; Pep Club Officer 3; F. F. A. Sweetheart 2,3. DENNIS KAYS F. F. A. 1,2,3,4; F. F. A Officer 4; Poultry Team 1; Field Crops team 2; Dairy Products 3. 35 JUNE MYRES Pep Club 4; F. H. A. 3,4; 12 Year Student Mixed Chorus 2,3,4. MARGARET HUNTER Pep 1,2,3; F. H. A. 1,2,3; Officer of F. H. A. 3; Regional Historian; Li- brarian 1; Annual Attendant, Miss Merry Christmas 1; F. T. A. 3. We Were Once Innocent Judy Sears Something tells me I'M playing a little hard to get. Beverly Vandergriff Look, Mom, 1 can swim like a duck! Kent Ledbetter Who needs a bedtime story with a cutie like you around. Kay P. Liz E. Hey Mom, see that man in the Hey, sexy, come up and burp me. corner? Ronnie L. My cat's big- ger than yours cause he eats Puss And Boots. Karen B. Well, the truth is blondes do have more fun. Ronnie and Sharon P. Double your pleasure, double fun. Mark H. LOOK, Mom, no cavities!!! Diann F. Mm-mm-mm good! Faith L. It's not the hat, it’s how Brenda S. LOOK, am I the BOSS or am I the BOSS? Wilma B. Drat it! That’s the third time I fouled up a good joke at the punchline. ' Weren’t We Cute Kenny Parker Mighty mouse is on the way. Pam K. Ugh! Ugh! None of that greasy kid stuff for me. Vicki Shipp What do you mean I’m Cheeky? Janice A. and Ruby O. My doll is bigger than your doll. John C. Hey, Pop, Don't step on my cake! Steve T. Hey, mom, where is Baldy? I got something for him. Marsha M. Man; I'm not cool and calm; Just scared: Donna W. And they said they didn’t have mini- skirts in those days. Belinda Gormley Did anyone say party time? Gerald Chamberlain John Paul Richardson Okay, where's the joker who spiked my milk? Barbara Lentz Is it a bird or a plane? No, I be lieve it is SUPERMAN! Margaret Hunter I'll Be leading the Easter parade in this hat. New Day . . . New Challenge! Georgia B. Adams Morning broke o'er distant hills, Mountains were ablaze; Down the pathway of my day Spreading rosy rays! All night shadows fled away. Yesterday was gone: Faced with challenge, there I stood Welcoming the dawn. One new day still petal-fresh, One new day to dare; One new day to laugh and life, To love, to work, to share When morn broke o'er distant hills Chasing night away, I met challenge face to face At the break of day! 42 Vicky Roberson Vice-President Mary Mitschele Treasurer Robin Salsman President Mary Ann Fowler Secretary Junior Officers Mary Ann Fowler and Terry Atkinson Junior Favorites iFt AA Terry Adkinson Arthur Alexander Terry A ugustyn Don Bohannon Pam Bowles John Britt Kay Campbell David Chamberlain Jolly Juniors Melva Cole Jan Cowan Norma Cundiff Pat Decker Kathy Decker Mary Fowler David Gifford Sharia Gilbert Jim Goforth Shirley Grave Terry Harris Gloria Henry Billy Henson Lois Henson Gary Jeffries Duane Johnson Strive for Sandy King Doug Kirk Ward Ledbetter John Lentz Patricia Light Cathy McCann Bonnie Mason Juanita Massey 46 Jimmie Miller Mary Beth Mitschele Mary Newberry Susan Newell Dennis Oursboum Kerry Payne Laura Payne Roy Peterson the Top of Karla Pyles John Pruitt Laressa Renau Vicky Roberson Robin Sals man Candy Sams Janice Scheere Ed Schutt Garret Shetler Danny Skidmore Wanda Southard Linda Starmer Dorita Su liens Thomas Tharpe Connie Tucker Mandy Vaughn Linda Wall Vercena Wilson Lean Workman The Ladder In these two scenes the stars are: (Left to Right) Dorita Sullens Jan Cowan Mary Ann Fowler Terry Adkinson Don Bohannon and Pam Bowles i Stars of the Junior Class Play These two Scenes of THE DAFFY DILLS were entertaining to both the cast and audience. The Stars are: (Left to Right) Sharia Gilbert Kerry Payne Canay Sams Terry Adkinson Tern Harris Jan Cowan Vicki Robertson and Sharia Gilbert Sandra Black Treasurer Sophomore Officers Betty Seay Vice- President Barton Warren President Flora Storie Secretary Sophomore Favorites George Adkinson Mary Alexander Debra Atterberry Tommy Becker Sid Belshe Sandra Black Linda Carnes Billy Carroll Silly Sophomores Shirley Carter Jacquelyn Daniels Donna Davenport Johnnie Davis Mary Driskell Martha Durreman Kenneth Eckelberry Judy Fishback L. E. Gibson Arthur Gormley James Hall Juanita Hargett Betty Henson Carolyn Henson Terry Henson Kathy Hill View Their Marsha Hutton Randy Hudson Eddie Jackson Murray Jenson Wayne Johnson Gar)' Jones Mike Kays Steve Kramer 52 Dennis Lambeth Randy Lathum Jackie Lee George Lentz Marion Light Brenda McDaniel Gwen Metts Kerry Milinac Second Year Jeanie Miller James Mitschele Roy Mitschele Gail Moore Wade Mullins Ricky Myers Don Newell Larry Ogle Marsha Ogle Mary Patton Linda Pemberton Cora Perrine Ronnie Powell Tamar ah Prewett Johnnie Quesenberry Linda Quesenberry With Pride Sam Rollins Danny Sals man Betty Seay Karen Scott Virgie Shelton Morris Slier man Mike Sisson Beverly Smith 54 Barton Warren Valerie Warren Rita Williams Kay Wilson Janet Wilson Randy Wilson J. M. Whimfrey and Determination Verb, Adverb, what ever it may be, it makes know do difference to me. 55 Gerry Johnson Vice- President Diane Murphy Secretary Don York President Sam Parker Treasurer Freshman Officers Freshman Favorites Patricia Avery Mike Bailey Barbara Barnes Mary Beasley Rex Becker Eddie Boyd Don Brown Jon Brown Green Freshmen Kennv Brown Davia Cain Tom Carnes Linda Carroll Linda Cox Freddy Cundiff Mike Cundiff Derby Daniels Bill Decker Doris Dougan Debbie Ensign Gloria Gann Janies Gibson Paul Gifford Debbie Gilbert Danny Geiler Start Their Danny Goosen Douglas Gormley Carolyn Graves Debra Graves Ronnie Green Pam Hall Charlotte Harris Stanley Harmon 58 Robert Hasty Virginia Henry Darlene Henson Frankie Hill Gerry Johnson Linda King Rhonda Landreth C ameron Longanecker First Year Phyllis Lowe Linne Magee James Mayes Mike Mahy Debbie McMahon Glenn Metts Barbara Meyer Mary McDaniel Bobby Miller Raymond Miller Joyce Mitschele Judy Mitschele Larry Moore Vera Moore Vonda Moore Diane Murphy With Excitement Norma Nelson Opal Newberry Gary Ogle Karen Ogle Sam Parker Bobby Peterson David Posten Mike Richardson 6u Nancy Richardson Thomas Scheerer Mike Seabough David Shelton Diana Shelton Paula Shockley Charles Smith Kevin Smith Enthusiasm and Curtis Stone Joey Stout Rodney Sullens Max Thomsberry Allen Varner James Williams Deborah Workman Vernon Wyant 62 Jtf! -.,N • '• |§fc CjV:' ? • tfW r tVV -' V m « ' -’ • s • feite p� lp The Paper Staff Standing: Wilma Boesl, Charlotte Harris, Karen Blackburn, Judy Stenson, Wilma Southern, Jan Cowan. Sec- ond Row: Diann F aw ley, Livona Wilson, Brenda Schultz, (co-eaitor), Kathy Salsman, Judy Sears, Marsha Magee. Sitting: Linda Thomsberry, Diane Moore, Kay Peterson, (editor), Ruby Ogle, Donna Workman The Tell-a-Bear is published four times each school year. It contains the latest news, fashions, and other items of interest at Richland High. The staff consists of the clerical practice class and a reporter from each of the classes. The Editor-Kay Peterson and Co-Editor-Brenda Shultz were chosen by the members of the clerical practice class. Mrs. Bill Fulbright is the paper's super- visor. 66 The Annual Staff Standing: Wilma Boesl, Shelia Witt, Beverly Vandergriff, Kim Henson, Max Howlett, Greg Hicks, Karen Ogle, Judy Stenson, Kay Peterson. Second Row: Marsha Magee, Janet Longanecker, Bonnie Lyst, Brenda Shultz, Caroline Henson, Belinda Gormley, Leah Workman. Sitting: Linda Thornsberry, Diane Henson Karen Black- burn (co-editor) Mark Halter (co-editor) Ruby Ogle. First Row: Barbara Lentz, Liz Elam, Kathy Salsman, Judy Sears. Early in October of this year the members of the annual were chosen by a committee composed of Mrs. Traw, Mr. Prewett, Mr. Hall, Mr. Noe, Mrs. Farmer, Mrs. Jones, and Mrs. Fullbright. Karen Blackburn and Mark Halter were chosen as Co-Editors by this committee. The other members of the staff are elected rep- resentatives from each class Under the supervision of Mrs. Fulbright the staff worked very hard putting together this 1968 Richlander. The staff wishes to acknowledge with deepest appreciation for all the help it received from the administration, teachers, students, photographers, and the pub- lishers in creation this book of memories. The staff sincerely hopes this annual will serve you well as the treasury and guardian of your high school memories. 67 F.H.A. Officers Standing: Diane Murphy, Song Leader; Judy Stenson, Parliamentarian; Mrs. Barbara Laughlin, Sponsor; Karen Blackburn, Reporter; Wilma Boesl, Degree Chairman; Tammy Prewett, Sergeant of Arms; Sitting: Mary Fowler, Recreational Leaden Leah Workman, Historian; Beverly Vandergriff, Secretary; Elaine Warren, Pres- ident; Judy Sears, Vice President; Brenda Shultz, Treasurer. The Future Homemakers of America, a national organization, furthers the interest in home economics. F.H.A. gives the girls experience in planning and carrying out activities that pertain to everyday life. This year the chapter officers went to the officers workshop at Newburg. Elaine Warren and Candy Sams, our Regional Officers, attended a F.H.A. camp during the summer and brought back many new ideas for our chapter. The first semester members sold cook books on desserts, vegetables, meats, and salads to raise money. Curtis Magazines and Stanley Products are also being sold to raise money for our trip to St. Louis this spring. Every girl tries her best to accumlate enough points to enable her to go on the trip. The girls look forward to this trip with anticipation. 68 In the spring, a fashion show will be held. The Home Economics Department puts on this show with the help of every girl. Each girl models the clothes she has constructed. The Home Economics III class gets to model clothes from the local clothing stores. This is always an exciting time as each girl tries to be a profes- sional model. F.H.A. has had a very good year that is worth remembering. The senior girls of F.H.A. want to express their appreciation for this organization. We have learned many useful things and are proud to have belonged to this fine organization. Our thanks goes to our Chapter Mothers: Mrs. Vandergriff, Mrs. Ogle, Mrs. Seay, Mrs. Gilbert, and Mrs. Murphy, who have so patiently guided us while on trips. TOP ROW, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Dennis Thoms- berry, James Mayes, John Quesenberry, David Shelton, James Williams, Doug Gormley, SECOND ROW: Sam Parker, John Brown, Max Thorns- berry, Don York, Don Newell, Ronnie Powell, John Davis, Gerry Johnson, Kennie Brown, Tom Carnes, Gary Ogle. THIRD ROW: Charlie Smith, Paul Gifford, John Pruitt, Randy Wilson, Dennis Lambeth, Mike Kays, Ward Leobetter, John Britt, James Gibson, FOURTH ROW; David Gifford, Dennis Kays, Kent Ledbetter, Kerry Payne, Kenny Parker, John Richardson, Roy Mitschele. F.F.A. The Richland F.F.A. Chapter started the fall school year with a flow of activities. On October 13 and 14 the chapter at- tended the National F.F.A. Convention and the American Royal in Kansas City. Last Spring Robert Gifford received second place in the State Speaking Contest in Columbia, Missouri, and he was e- lected Sentinal to the State Association. The Field Crops Team, consisting of Paul Murrell, David Gifford, and Kerry Payne received second place in the State Contest. The Animal Husbandry Team was recognized with a Group 2 rating in the State Contest. This group consisted of Dennis Hutton, Dwight Roam, and Bryce Payne. 70 The Future Farmers of America is a proud and outstanding organ- ization. I am deeply grateful to represent the Richland chapter. I want to extend my deepest gratitude to the Richland Future Farmers and to their wonderful sponsor, Mr. Bill Fullbright, for electing me as Chapter Sweetheart for the past two years. May God bless you. Judy Sears Chapter Sweetheart FFA Officers Seated from left to right: John Richardson; Reporter, Kenny Parker; Sentinal, Kent Ledbetter, Vice President, Kerry Payne; President, Dennis Kayes; Secretary, David Gifford; Treasurer. Tri-M Officers PRESIDENT-Mark Halter, VICE-PRESIDENT-Karen Blackburn, SECRETARY-Candy Sams, TREASURER-Vicki Roberson, HISTORIAN-Dorita Sullens, CHAPLAIN-Elaine Warren, REPORTER-Wilma Boesl, SGT. AT ARMS- Don Bohannon. Music Department TOP PICTURE-First Band of Richland Public Schools. Frisco League Band Clinic. Stoutland, Missouri, January 25, 1968. LOWER PICTURE-Elementary School Band. Grades 4-8. TRI-M To be a Tri-M member is a great honor. Each year new members are selected and voted in. These new members must have certain qualifications. Meetings are held each month at one of the members homes. Formal initiation was held in January. 72 73 School Calendar Sept. 19 - Miss Nelson talks to Seniors. 21 - Cheerleader elections 25 - Mr. Harvey - school pictures 26 - Mr. French - senior pictures 27 - Class meetings Oct. 3 - Ohio Psychological Test - Srs. 4 - Sold annual advertising 6 - Elect Greg Hicks Student Council president 12 and 13 - Dist. Teachers Meeting 24 - Lions Club Assembly 20 - Junior Play 26 - FHA Reg. Meeting - Rolla 18 - Air Force Test - Sr. boys 19 - Drivers Ed. to Rolla Nov. 20 - PTA Open House 22 - Thanksgiving Assembly Dec. 4 - Received Senior Pictures 6 and 7 - Sophomore Testing 8 - All-School Dance 20 - FFA, FHA Christmas Party 22 - Christmas Vacation begins Jan. 2 - School reopens 5 - Seniors order caps and gowns 18 and 19 - Freshman Testing 18 - Burge Hospital Representative talks to senior girls 25 - Band Clinic - Stroutland '30 - Start Civil Defense Class Feb. 9 - Homecoming - Game with Newburg 13 - Home Ec. Ill serves lunch to Soils and Crops Conference 14 - Seniors order announcements 15 - Pick senior play cast Mar. 1 - PTA Ball game 12 - Booster Club Tournament 15 - Rolla Music Meet 15 - FFA - Blue Ridge Quartet Sing 25 - Miss Nelson interviews seniors 29 - Senior Play April 11 - Frisco Choral Clinic 19 - FHA Trip 26 - State Music Meet 6 - District Commerce Contests 5 and 6 - District FFA Contests May 3 - Senior Prom and Banquet 12 - Baccalaureate 17 - Graduation 20 - Last Day of School Student Council Seated: Livona Wilson, Mark Halter, Greg Hicks, Mr. Halter, and Candy Sams. Standing: Max Thornsberry, Don Bohannon, Debbie Gilbert, Ricky Myers, Melva Cole, and Tammy Prewett. The Student Council sponsored a dance on Friday, December 6, in the Grade School auditorium. The entire student body and faculty members were invited to attend. The dance was enjoyed by one and all. 76 Librarians Front row, left to right: Belinda Gormley, Diane Moore, Donnie Lyst, Janet Longanecker, Sharia Gilbert, and Candy Sams. Back Row, left to right: Ruby Ogle, Mary Beth Mitschele, Patricia Light, Sandy King, Makr Halter, Karen Blackburn, Wilma Southara, Charlotte Harris, and Mr. Traw. The librarians work studiously each period in study hall to keep our school library in good working order. Their purpose is to make the library more inter- esting and enjoyable for your convenience. 77 Pep Club This year our Pep Club has really been behind the Bears. Officers were elected and the sponsor, Mrs. Laughlin, helped make it a great organization. We attended all home games and many away games. The members of the Pep Club are: First row: Left to right, Karen Ogle, Diane Murphy, Linnie Magee, Mary Fowler, Tammy Prewett. Second row: Judy Sears, Janis Brockman, Betty Seay, Marsha Magee, Liz Elam. Third row: Twila Cole, Beverly Vandergriff, Vicki Shipp, Gail Moore, Jan Cowan, Brenda Shultz, Karen Blackburn, Sharia Gilbert, Debbie Gilbert. Fourth row: Vera Moore, Gloria Gann, Vonda Moore, Livona Wilson, Belinda Gormely, Lois Henson, Paula Shockley, Jacie Daniels, Janet Longanecker, Cathy Salsman, Bonnie Lyst, Sheila Witt. Fifth row: Joyce Mitschele, Kathy Decker, Janet Wilson, Judy Mitschele, Patricia Light, Sharon Pemberton, Kathy McCann, Vicky Roberson, Candy Sams, Barbara Warren, Barbara Lentz. Sixth row: Susan Newell, Valerie Warren, Carolyn Henson, Patricia Decker, Diane Moore, Linda Wall, Linda Cox, Linda Pemberton. 78 Row 1: Mr. Laughlin, Sponsor; Mark Halter, Leon Wall, Ron Carter, Greg Hicks, Doug Starmer. Row 2: Danny Salsman, Murray Jensen, Nicky Michael, Kim Henson, Max Howlett, John Carter. “R” Men The R Men Club is made up of our high school athletes who have lettered in either var- sity baseball or basketball. The prupose of the club is to encourage school spirit and good sportsmanship. Officers: Mark Halter, Treasurer; Greg Hicks, Secretary; Kim Henson, Vice-Presi- dent; Max Howlett, President F.F.A.-F.H.A. CHRISTMAS PARTY The annual F.F.A.-F.H.A. Christmas party was the high- light of the December activities Judy Stenson and Kenny Parker were crowned Mr. and Miss Merry Christmas. The at tendants were Melva Cole Brenda Shultz, Betty Seay, Kent Ledbetter, Kerry Payne, and Larry Ogle. The crownbearer was Randy Stenson, Judy's nephew 3 Homecoming Queen 84 Judy Sears 85 Leon Wall Carolyn Henson Murray Jensen Lennie Magee 06 “Bears” Basketball Schedule 1967 - 1968 OCT. 31, - Tuesday - CONWAY Here NOV. 7, - Tuesday - STOUTLAND (There) NOV. 10, - Friday - DIXON Here NOV. 17, - Friday - NEWBURG (There) NOV. 21, - Tuesday - CROCKER Here NOV. 27 - Dec. 2 - Frisco League Tournament at LICKING DEC. 5, - Tuesday - LEBANON Here DEC. 8, - Friday - PLATO Here DEC. 12, - Tuesday - IBERIA (There) DEC. 15, - Friday - LICKING (There) JAN. 2-6,-IBERIA TOURNAMENT JAN. 9, - Tuesday - DIXON (There) JAN. 16, - Tuesday - CAMDENTON (There) JAN. 19, - Friday - CONWAY (There) JAN. 23, - Tuesday - CROCKER (There) JAN. 26, - Friday - WAYNESVILLE Here JAN. 29, - LEBANON TOURNAMENT FEB. 6, - Tuesday - PLATO (There) FEB. 9,-Friday -NEWBURG Here FEB. 13, - Tuesday - LICKING Here FEB. 16, - Friday - STOUTLAND Here 87 The i C y y Team Bears This was Coach Laughlin’s 3rd year at Richland High. He not only sup- ported the Bears but stressed school spirit. We appreciate all that Coach lias done for our team and our school. The A” team Bears went into the season with the spirit needed for success. This year's team was one of the best we've had, and the increased competition proved to make the year a challanging one. Among the Bear's trophies was one received for good sportsmanship. The Bears had a lot of pride in their team and accepted their vic- tories and defeats equally well. We were all very proud of our Bears. The girls who backed the Bear's A team were Janis Brockman, Liz Elam, Marsha Magee, Judy Sears, and Betty Seay. They promoted school spirit. They supported their team ana shared their disappointments and their joy- ous moments. The 'B team of the Richland Bears had a season of high morale and determination. Their victories, as well as their defeats, were accepted with pride and good sportsmanship. The B team was highly respected by the school and their opponents. We appreciate this outstanding B team and the bright future it offers for the Bears 90 The “B” Team Bears The enthusiasm of the B team was inspired by Mary Fowler, Tamarah Prewett, Linnie Magee, Diane Murphy, and Karen Ogle. The B team cheerleaders Dacked their team through victory and defeat. They helped boost the morale of the team. Junior High Basketball 1967-68 November 6, - Plato at Plato 7th 8th November 13, - Dixon Here 7th 8th November 30, - Iberia at Iberia 7th 8th December 7, - Stoutland at Stoutland 7th 8th December 11, - Iberia Here 7th 8th December 18, - Licking Here 7th 8th January 8, - Crocker- Here 7th 8th January 10,- Lebanon at Lebanon 8th January 15, - Newburg atNewburg 7th 8th February 1, - Lebanon Here 8th Jan. 22, 24, 25, 27 - 7th grade tournament at Dixon Feb. 5 - 9, - 8th grade tournament at Crocker Feb. 12 - 17, - 8th grade tournament at Lebanon ' • : ' . • .V m : • • V! 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Hall Stephen Harrison Johnney Henry Alice Henson Mark Holdman Sandra Howlett Sharon Howlett Susan Jennings Kevin Johnson Bill Jones Joan King Jeff Kramer Joyce LaQuey Melody Maxey Eric McDaniel Terry McDaniel Danny McNeil Sharon Rose Mens David Miller Erma Mitschele Cecilia Ogle Lucy Perkins Terry Pyles Mike Reynolds Arney Robinson Ingrid Sherman Holly Shipley Thomas Shockley Frankie Tucker 9 ft «If- i • • v ‘ Reba Tucker Hank Weber Vicki Young 99 Fourth Grade Mrs. Jayne Rudish Roy Alexander Janice Barnes Matt Bedinchaus Amber Boya Jimmy Brackett Danny Joe Brown Julie Cain Julia Davis Martha Findley Janel Fisher David Gibson Eddie Henry Randy Henson Diana Hicks Roy McCann Johnny McDaniel Ronnie McMahan Teresa McNeil Carol Ann Mens Gina Metts Robert Meyer Brenda Miller Patricia Miller Barry Mullins Lavonne Myers Douglas Nelson Mark Noe Dale Pasley Belinda Peterson Rebecca Roberts Kim Roam Barbara Schmitz Raymond Scott Dennis Shelton Doug Steton Mary Stroder Cheri Thornsberry Belinda Wilson Suzette Woody Rex York Richard York Gary Zeigenbein Fifth Grade Kathy Carroll Katie Daniels Janet Davis Karen Evans Jimmy Fisher David Goosen Sandra Graves Lois Harris David Harrison Betty Henley Brenda Henson Jessica Henson Joyce Henson Linda Henson Ricky Jennings Gail Johnson Greg Kramer Rickey Landreth Walter Long Richard Luttral Richard McMahon John McNeil Gayle Metts Don Miller Sharon Miller Kathy Moore Patricia Moore Betty Myres Eugene Noe Bruce Ogle Bruce Reynolds Andy Robinson Jacquelin Shelton James Shoun Mark Shipley Paula Smith Sandra Smith Donna Starmer Karen Stout John Vaughn Theresa Weber Janice Willoughby Iris Wilson Merrily Witt Larry Zeigenbein 102 Sixth Grade Mr. Arthur Gormley Clint Atterberry Kay Barnes Mark Bowen Debra Bowles Angela Boyd Keri Brown Joey Daniels Greg Dougan Jerry Earp Dennis Findley Dalene Fritts Lynn Goforth Marta Halter Mary Henry Azalee Henson Brenda Henson Rhonda Henson Frances Hobbs Tommy Hobbs Steven Hooker Terri Jennings Ricky Johnson Robert Lentz Larry McDaniel Frank Meyer Larry Miller Lynn Mullins Mary Lynn Murphy Teresa Ogle Dana Pasley David Pemberton June Powell Frank Roam Julie Scheerer Leonard Shelton Paul Shelton Donna Shockley Linda Shoun Gary Smith Jim Smith Shirley Starmer Terri Starmer Karl Stout Randy Swain Marsha Thornsberry Linda Varner Bruce Warren Rosalind Weber Mike Webster William West Bill Wildforster Bob Williams Dennis Wilson Sharon Wilson Twig Wood Kathy York Mary Ann York Joyce Zeigenbein 104 Seventh Grade Miss Mary Shinn James Alexander Ricky Beasley Margie Becker Vickie Cain Dcrrell Coffman Butch Cundiff Joyce Cundiff Kathy Dowden Mark Ensign Mark Fountain Bobette Gibson Tim Gormley Reavil Hankins John Harris Mike Harrison Greg Hasty Janice Henley Terry Henry Charles Henson Gary Henson Steve Henson Ricky Hooker Elaine Lercher Kathy Luttrell Don McMahon Burnell Meyer Lillian Miller Randy Miller Lloyu Mitschele if ( l Gene Moore Rex Mullins Richard Newell Janice Noe Yvonne Ogle Jerry Payne Hiyllis Robinson Joyce Schutt Pam Sheelev Christine Schmitz Lester Shoun Judy Sisson Gene Sloan Joey Strain Gary Wilson Bill Winfrey Don Zeigenbein Eighth Grade Mr. James Monk Mr. Ray Brandon Jane Aaams Ricky Baker Mitzi Bohnannon Lewis Bowles Beverly Brittain Mike Brown Velta Campbell Debbie Culler Carolyn Earp Carl Fountain Rae Lynn Goforth John Gormley Sheryl Harris Darrell Henson Donald Henson Kathy Henson Jim Hudson Carlene Jackson Becky Jennings Connie Jones Mary Lentz Cliarla Long William Longanecker Margie McCann Jo Ann Miller Richard Moore Steve Mullins Pam Owen David Pasley Jackie Payne Christine Pemberton Norman Perkins Raymond Powell Sherry Pyle Patti Robinson Sylvia Rogers Douglas Salsman Donald Schutt Harold Sears Allen Shelton Lonnie Shelton Troy Shipp Roy Shoun Special Education Robert Newberry, Ruby Lee Newberry, Lewis Rodaboueh, Jerrel Wayne Steward, Judith Steward, Nathan Edward Wolf More Grade School Rena Long Diane McVay Kelly Allen Brenda Tucker Paulette Perkins Lisa Richards Linda Beasley Johnny Michael Brian Tucker Jimmy McVay Billy Myers Dave Michael Debbie Hall Ronald Long Rick Long Steve Harris Dennis Stroder Kenneth Stroder Bobby Fisher Penny Henson Debbie Hunter Bobby Tucker Janet George 109 Eighth Grade Basketball Seventh Grade Basketball Junior High Basketball Eighth Grade: Harold Scars, Norman Perkins, Doug Salsman, J.R. Smith, Raymond Powell, William Longanccker, David Vaughn, Darrel Henson, yfike Brown, Dwignt Tidquist, Lewis Bowles Seventh Grade: Greg Hasty, Marvin Cundiff, Robert Fisher, Gary Wilson, Gene Moore, Timmy Gormley, Rex Mullins, Randy Miller, Richard Newell, John Harris, Don Zeigenbein Eighth Grade Cheerleaders: Mitzi Bohannon, Jane Adams, Carolyn Earp, Charla Long, Jackie Payne, Kathleen Warren Seventh Grade Cheerleaders: Judy Sisson, Elaine Letcher, Bobbette Gibson, Janice Noe, Yvonna Ogle, Pam Sheeley ill He Leads Author Unknown I cannot always trace the onward course my ship must take But, looking backward, I behold afar its shining wake Illumined with God's light of love, and so I onward go In perfect trust that He who holds the course must know. I cannot always see the plan on which He builds my life For oft the sound of hammers, blow on blow, the noise of strife Confuse me till I quite forget He knows and oversees, And that in all details with His good plan my life agrees. I cannot always know and understand the Master's rule; I cannot always do the tasks He gives in life's hard school, But I am learning with His help to solve them one by one, And when I cannot understand, to say Thy will be done. V ■ - g R 'v ■ v••Mf ils V-..V’:- J. A. Murphy We, the seniors of 1968, dedicate our annual to the memory of our friend and fellow student, James Adair Murphy III. His untimely death in June of 1967 was felt by everyone. We will all remember his warm smile and joy he brought into our hearts when- ever we were near him. I am the resurrection, and the life; he that believeth in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live, and whosoever liveth and believeth in me shall never die. 1 14 John 11: 25-26 H H DEPARTMENT STORE Bobby's Shopping Center Clothes for The Entire Family Compliments to Class of '68 ROAM HARDWARE Phone 336-4023 Richland, Missouri Phone 765-4441 St. Roberts For Up-to-Date News Read The RALPH G. MC COSH INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 765-3262 Missouri RICHLAND MIRROR Box 248 Richland Missouri GIBSON BROTHERS' SALVAGE AND GARAGE Hwy's 66 and 7 Richland 116 Missouri 65556 Laquey Missouri P P LUMBER COMPANY Building Material Lumber - Paints Electrical Supplies Plumbing Supplies Free Delivery See WORKMAN'S CAR EXCHANGE FOR Good Used Cars Phone 765-3297 Richland, Missouri YORK'S GARAGE General Repair and Welding Highway 7 West Waynesville Missouri LYNCH'S FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE Phone 765-3933 Richland, Missouri RECREATION CENTER St. Robert's 1 2-aere Store ♦Frigidaire ♦RCA ♦Maytag ♦Tappan ♦Hoover ♦Sealy ♦Singer ♦Wall to Wall Carpeting Telephone 336-3312 St. Roberts Missouri Richland Missouri Best W ishes To Richland Seniors—Class of '68 It has been a pleasure to be your Senior Photographers French Studios and Camera Stores 229 Commercial Street Lebanon, Missouri Remember—Your portrait is the Gift that only You can give Roam's Barber Shop Richland 815 Pine Street Rolla, Missouri Missouri 1 18 Scheerer Drug The Prescription Store Gifts Cosmetics Jewelry Richland Missouri Compliments of VAUGHN SHELL SERVICE STATION Dependable Service Richland Missouri SNOWDE'S EAST SIDE SERVICE Junction Highway 7 133 Phone 765-3238 Richland Missouri WRINKLE'S SUNDRY STORE Phone 765-3291 Where RHS Students gather to drink the finest Cokes in town ST. ROBERT'S GLASS AND UPHOLSTERY Windshields Installed Phone 336-4122 Richland Missouri Waynesville Missouri Richland Manufacturing Company Compliments of Congratulations Class of '68 PARISH FLORIST LA VERNES' FLORIST Free Delivery from Waynesville 232 Pine Street Phone 774-6466 Phone 765-3621 Waynesville Compliments of Missouri Richland Missouri LE ROY'S FLOWER SHOP SIMMON'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 765-4138 Phone 765-3651 Ida Simmons 203 West Main Richland Missouri Richland Missouri BURLEYS Lebanon's Modern Department Store Men's Wear Women's Wear Children's W ear Piece Goods Domestics 121 THE BEST PLACE TO SHOP AFTER ALL For Cook's Paints see BAILEY MOTOR COMPANY BURGNER, BOWMAN, MATTHEWS General Repairs LUMBER COMPANY Automatic Transmissions Complete Line of Building Materials Wrecker Service Phone 765-3231 Richland Missouri Richland Phone 765-4432 Missouri BRACKETT'S BODY SHOP CHESTER'S UPHOLSTERY For the best possible Phone 765-4593 results in Automobile repairs Finest Upholsters In Town Richland Missouri Richland Missouri Compliments of DRYER'S SHOE STORE CINDY'S BEAUTY NOOK Quality Name Brand Shoe Hair Styling Dying For all the Family Phone 765-4308 Richland Missouri Lebanon, Missouri Phone 532-5781 FELTNER SHOE REPAIR Compliments to the Class of '68 Waynesville, Missouri Phone 774-2015 FORT WOOD THEATER 122 Brady Feltner—Owner Waynesville Missouri THE H. D. LEE COMPANY, INC. RICHLAND, MISSOURI, PLANT The maker of the Famous Lee Overalls and Fine Clothes for Modern Families The Clothes You Need For The Life You Lead 123 The H. D. Lee Company is proud to be a part of Progressive Richland STANDARD OIL R. F. (Harry) Powell, Agent Richland Missouri Top Quality Service and Products For Farm and Home Phone-765-4432 124 BOHANNONS Edward Lynn Lloyd We're Proud to say Richland's Our Home Our Business Our School Our Church Our Friends 125 Come in and let home folk help you build your new home. RICHARDSON’S REXALL DRUG STORE WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Morgan Furniture Company Richland Missouri V- 4 Smith's 66” Station HWY. 133 7 Richland, Missouri 126 Free Pick-up and Delivery Richard Dick Smith Owner COMPLIMENTS OF EVANS MARKET RICHLAND. MISSOURI Since 1927 Payne Chevrolet Phone 765-3293 Jet. Hwy. 7 133 Richland, Missouri STOUTS' FEED SUPPLY CO YORK'S SINCLAIR CALDWELL OIL COMPANY Richland, Missouri 765-3203 129 RICHLAND HARDWARE FURNITURE CO., INC. Richland, Missouri Carpeting Complete Home Furnishings Maytag Zenith Hot Point Kelvinator Compliments To The Class Of 68 Phone 765-3522 Steve Belshe Horace Belshe 130 (open 7 days) Workman's Restaurant , Richland, Missouri For Banquet Facilities, Call 765-3831 Producer's Exchange Inc. Dale Hufft, Manager Richland Missouri Phone 76-53301 131 SCOTTS SHOE STORE Complete Line of Shoes For the Whole Family Purses-Handbags-Hosiery RICHLAND TIRE SHOP Junction of A and 7 Richland Missouri Richland Missouri Richland Missouri OGLES MODERN CLEANERS LAUNDRY Phone 765-3521 SELF-SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF DELTA LOAN AND FINANCE CO. WAYNESVILLE MO. Po. Box D Wayne Anderson 774-7401 manager 132 Better To Be Safe Than Sorry With Insurance From GILBERT AGENCY Richland, Missouri Candy's Drive-Inn FAST SERVICE QUALITY FOOD Congratulations to Class of '68 Don's Express Line Richland, Missouri Springfield, Missouri 765-3753 Un 2-3295 133 BEST WISHES CLASS OF 68 Compliments to Senior Class MILLER AGENCY of 68 ST. ROBERTS'S INSURANCE HARDWARE AND REALTORS Phone: 336-3524 775-6488 Waynesville Missouri St. Roberts, Missouri For Quality Foods and Congratulations Class of 68 RUBY ROBERSON S Custom Butchering BEAUTY SHOPPE LUNDH'S SUPER Phone 765-3752 MARKET Richland, Missouri Richland, Missouri 134 PULASKI COUNTY BANK Giving Financial Service to the Richland Area Since 1889 Complete Banking Service For Town Country Gordon W. Warren, President Dale Hicks, Cashier Phone 765-3381 Richland, Missouri H. E. WARREN SONS Richland Missouri 136 For all your shopping needs visit the Ben Franklin Variety Store and Complete Dry Goods Department. We have been serving the Richland area since 1889. DOUGLAS SUPPLY Congratulations Class of 68 Auto, Tractor, Truck Parts and Machinery MOONEY’S IGA Phone 765-3841 Richland Missouri Bakery on Premises RICHLAND AUTO CLEANUP SHOP Richland Missouri Phone 765-4239 Waynesville, Missouri Buck Hooker, Proprietor Foremost Dairy Now from FOREMOST, a perfectly balanced milk 137 York's Snackette Phone 765-3677 Richland • • Missouri The Bears Stomping Grounds -Don and Mary York, Proprietors- Miller's Cleaners Cleaning at its best! Richland Missouri Phone 765-3531 138 Youth and Success Carey Holbrook Before you, under smiling skies, The pathway of your future lies, So straight it seems to youthful eyes You would not guess How many roads, to left and right, Lead downward from that distant height, Where gleaming in the morning light, You see Success! And oh, the glamor of that thought! Success! the world is mine! and naught Can dim the gleam mine eyes have caught! And yet—and yet— As years go by you'll come to know Success is work in which you throw The best you have, the best you know, With no regret. For after all, a job well done. Contentment—peace—a victory won; Not where you end, but how you run, Brings happiness. And softly under smiling skies The sun sinks down, and fades and dies, And there before wondering eyes, You see Success! Autographs 140 Autographs 141 WALSWORTH Nircflif M« U Si •