Rock Port High School - Bluejay Yearbook (Rock Port, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1968 volume:

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Shown with great admiration that the BLUEJAY staff dedicates our in the new library which he brought to reality, he counsels yearbook to Mr. E. R. Dalrymple, who has led us well. 'Dedicaiwm fi , lin Q 1,5 i . 5 Q F . 5 3 2 Q -Eff: .5 A1 fr n 1 Z S nk E Q. X, sf ua '61-ag , L A , J gs ,f ' Q 5 ' Haba, : 2. A . . f A swf, X J . 4 , f Q X , ,, f,,. AJAK. , 3 .. , MW 5 , - , Y - -- -- , w L a g C NE., .... .. 52 , k Y A K, ,w.f? . -'?'i 1-Qgg2'2-b:n:'.1.1-i:. ' is k ' f WK' ' 8 Q A , --Q A A ,X ,awww .,g'm4 ' 'ff'wv'n ,i Q , 5 a . , Q, , foam! 0 Education Mrs. Orma Lee Hunter, Secretary to the Board of Education We, the students, are deeply indebted to our Board of Edu- Mr. Charlee Garst, Mr. Harrison Bailey, Mr. Walter Mulvan- cation for their interest shown in improving the educational ia, President, and Dr. D. C. Gallup who was not available for facilities of our school during the year. They are: Mrs. this picture. llenry Copeland, Treasurer. Mr. Bill Stoner, Vice-President, n-Q Secondary 7wwLpa!: 7724. 2.6. Gaffney BS, NWMSC, Maryville, Missouri MA, University of Denver, Denver, Colorado We eq vm Sup' : Me. 8. W. Qlwhqmfzle BA, Tarkio College, Tarkio, Mo. MA, University of Nebraska Sfawetaaq Tuaalpal: 7724. Gmld Slwwmm BS, Tarkio College, Tarkio, Missouri Uwdww Dear Diary. This year we teachers were especially busy. Since we taught all subjects we became well acquainted with our stu- dents. During the year we participated in the basketball games and volleyball tournaments-we even won a few! As sponsors, the juniors and seniors kept us the busiest with their plays and the juniors' concession stands. and the Prom. The seniors had their trip and organized Baccalaure- ate and Commencement. MRS. GLADYS J. MARTIN Special Education BS Tarkio College MRS. WILMA GRUBB Language Arts AB Tarkio College The sophomores initiated the freshmen with proper su- pervision. The freshmen had County Government Day in which we helped them with their speeches whenever help was needed. The class meetings kept us on our toes because the students always had new and different ideas. Then before we knew it the year was gone. We didn't accomplish all we started out to do but the interesting off- the-subject talks with the students made it all worthwhile. MRS. LENORE TAYLOR Social Studies BS Tarkio College xwizp ,,,.-'ef' MR. J. H. WOLF Science BS Northwest Missouri State College 1, , MRS. BETTY SALFRANK En glish and Speech BA Tarkio College is MR. 'HKQF K .5 LARRY DANNAR Science BS NWMSC Maryville, Missouri KJ MRS. B BEVERLY BUHR Music A Warrensburg xl s S Q . L I 'ii MRS. PENNY REHBERG French BA NWMSC Maryville, Missouri ga, MRS. PHYLLIS FAY Commerce BA Tarkio College MR. ROGER J. BUHR Music BME Central Missouri State College F MRS. KAREN TIEMEYER A Business BS Northwest Missouri State College, Maryville MR. RALPH WATKINS Mathematics and Science BS Northeast Missouri State College, Kirksville MRS. BRENDA SCAMMAN Home Economics BS Northwest Missouri State College, Maryville MR. PAUL TIEMEYER Mathematics and Science BS Northwest Missouri State College, Maryville C L if L ,-H...-w.g.,s,s , . U. L M1 ,Mba W WY. .....,,, . ,. W... , .5 . L , ,,.,,,,,s,,,M gg my ,Hg i MRS. CLAIRE COX Physical Education BS University of Missouri, Columbia .3 W, MR. LONNIE HAGAN Mathematics, Junior High Sports BS Northwest Missouri State College, Maryville L- l 'D R 's m w MR. CARL HENNINGSEN MRS. JACKIE HENNINGSEN P.E., F.B., B.B., T. Coach High School Math BS, Northwest Missouri State College BS, Northwest Missouri State College if . V U15 1 I. W' lttt C rrles an-f A fs s C 9 C gg A ll B e MR. CHARLES SHAW MRS. BETTY SHAW Agriculture History BS, Iowa State College BS, Tarkio College 18-I MRS. BARBARA MARQUART MR. ED. D. COX Language Arts Citizenship, Driver's Ed. AB, Central Methodist College BS, Tarkio College Wort- 7eacluktq 'Ra Mrs. Jenny Howell Mrs. Wilma Randall Secretary to Superintendent Dalrymple Playground Supervisor What an asset to the Rock Port school system are the secre- taries and helpers. Mrs. Howell kept track of the various classes' finances and everyone looking for Mr. Dalymple. Mrs. Randall kept the playground children un der control and helped the teach- Secretary to High School Principal ers check papers. Mrs. Cox put out the daily announcements plus other dexterous chores. Mrs. Hays changed from lunch tokens to plain money and then to lunch tickets and Mrs. LaHue once again checked everyone's eyes. NWN c. aw Mrs. Bernice Hays Mrs. Pauline LaHue Secretary to Grade School Principal School Nurse , 7mome! ROCK PORT COOKS: Mrs. Hannah Bressler, Mrs. Mary Gilbert, head cook Mrs. Loretta Fox, Mrs. Lucille Thompson, and Mrs. Lucille Klump. The cooks here at Rock Port and Watson have done quite WATSON COOKS: Background, Mrs. Sylvia Clodfelter well this year. The menus have been keyed toward a teen- and Mrs. Joan Case. ager's appetite and the resultshave been greatly appreciated. For one week some students made up the menu so they s found what planning for many people is like. Waiting, waiting, waiting! N X 5 if we S .1 . K g Q ext . 5 E SEEKS 5? S430 SESS? SEEKS SENSE 3843 QFQSSS H gi. EMM A-4,-'e- . , Dear Diary . . . Very soon after school began we read OUR BOOK which is a huge make believe book that is almost as big as we are. In addition to this, we learned of the children in neighboring countries and how they lived. Our teachers taught us the im- portance of good manners and safety, always keep- ing in mind good citizenship. The flag, the Pledge of Allegiance, the Star Spangled Banner, and of course recess were only a few of the important things that we learned that will mean so much to us in the years ahead. Mrs. LaVona Reid Kardatqwaat , A., ix ' .ge I t- , -- , L ' I , ' i h V 1 Mx f f mv- xl r - J' 5 if .:' ' ni. J ff A , M- 1 rr I 3 1 L Vi , ...gi , . 3 5 1 . B. Alloway C. Armstong S. Boeck C. Chamberlain lg! K K V i . kk K .. . . .,aaa s rv- - . s 'K A A 'S-. . ' O' T. Cook T. Deering sg fs Q V fp A s if M xr.. ., ggi K., ,W J. Heard S. Heits N, Edwards L. A. Erdman ni A V Vgg C C 1 yytr ,. ' r 7 it ' Vi if t e- L '- if . is R . r ...D ii, Q55-3 X . - - ie. - 5. , K. Hendrickson V. Herron U. . 7 ,urea gf- y ie ff' ii rr f .Q J. Chapple J. Garst w2'r .IG . OE. 52 ' TV' fl , D. Hudson Mrs. Charlene Steele T. Conant , -Q R Q ' 3 1 awe: f if 4' 'A' V6 . '- f. gk-.N - - , 'D 5 .lf ' J. Groff R. Hudson T. Hughes ' R. Hurst J. Kirk .1 swf' J. Long M. Lyle P. 0'Barsky 55... J. Jimenez W. Laverentz C. McCall D. O'Ri1ey D. Schierkolk T. Schomburg M. Stoner D. Schoonover B. Tharp B. Juarez T. Lehwald B. Meek P Peck A. Shaw C. Thomas we '1 sk. gl 5 Qi., ' s Qu X , . 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Gebhards ev Enix SKA S JY gibwf rx N X if .. if 5? 2 JF? a Qs N .. any 5 . F , Q X J. Knierim B. Stanton G. Garst ' x ,,., Q .. M .Wh o-ss 4 ' S-iw---wi .. ies, . ,.,, 1. V. -.. .. ,v B. Laverentz S. Steele J. Ellison S. Nelson J. Stoner 'X K N-,Q as . -- D. Underwood M. Walker Miss Anna Proudfit L. Greene J. Jacobson D. Lehwald C. O'Barsky A. Ronfelt C. Smith M. Whitham D. Wooten Mrs. Betty Chamberlain J. Edwards M. Haynes P. MaHeu E. McMahon M. Shaw Dear Diary, K. Strum Gee, we've really had fun in the first grade. We loved to make bulletin boards and other special things. We learned to read, write, and count better. We can't Wait to become sec- ond graders so we can learn much more. Well, Diary, we had better say good-by for now but we'll be seeing you next year. is g -, N, .-, ... . i M ,t -Lge. eS f':'1!'..5Zfff'. 6 . 'gwss,,'i 5 1 C. Hosfiel iris .. si - 1- . ,ze .. . six X 1' t X M? 5 it 'J by ee f' X gw K 'sg N REX ' we ,gr 'SAS' Sf X' gf T. Murr 5335. we-fr sre 1 .-,. TF' . f B. Tyge r 1. S 3 T if W, Q, W E .. gi W RWM ,l Di is r X Xl x ' - ai s A. Alley .xx .W so .l.. Q is 'B X ls gk sr HQ W QU , . 3 ? 9? x .1 X .. X 2 g I .5Q1ni s s . is of , ., ' 552, I my 4 A-5 is . :ZS . D. Hughes if ii ' Q .Fi as I i X, ii' 4 ,xx 1 it ig is 5 1 X QE 4' i W gtg X fs .. ..5,?,Qr Q , ' if View D. Panning l .Mmm f. - X My ' -as: - 19 s-Q ----. I. Me. t s t Xa s Q, X A we tm gs .5 Nr . 1 X sa, N? 5 ee: 521.1-s . s - ps. 1 St 5 2' X 1' t fr s is L5 Q a S. airitw Watson J . Buttercase 'iW5 1.5'f'3w viii Wi'-kIl.'fw'.: ' i - K t . N5 .S . f 351. Y - R, Junko . Qri .. .,?NV'u as M. Parks .1 . -... bv .zi p . Q- Sis E? is-2 N1 V - A WW - :XF L .QTZSERQ -am i 'l Y' ... , , at 456 D. Dixon G. McCall t. . east? as Q, K F , t Q fb QM i X Y 4 .ASH ' . C. Rosenbohm x ww X S . . V . ., S .Qt B. Youngblood Mrs. Ellen Tiemeyer During the noonhhour a few of the girls studied while others preferred attention from the boys. ,s 'si n ,1f5if'3 i:. 4 M J. Blasnitz as , 5 , f .ani 5' 'Y . . ' . ff 1 if f Y . rf rife x Ti . -- M. Davis Mrs. Jane Nigh Dear Diary . . . It seems as e ach year passes we learn more about our state and country. This year our teachers thought of new ways to make learning more fun. As the year pro- gressed we elected class officers and they conducted class meetings. The highlights of the year were the Christmas and Valentine parties. This year we realized more and more how much an education means to us and each day we strive to achieve more knowledge. ia 1? ' E Y iii? . L 'Q Mikie: s fc f 1 2 . R 1 A , .5 , l ergsdfe- . - - ' A - muah . X Q -it y. ,Q Q V s 5 in 5 Q A 'WF H, I 5. V... t ..., R :W Mi 3 5 K, ,J A ,E ., Q.. ,,,. a .F 5 t' ,e s, MI 3.3, X Y f if-Q ii. ti ff fr Q 35' Ugg wa 5 W I! M M K M Q R- Boetiner R. Boettner K. Boschert R. Bowers i ll K,:. Q A - k in 'Q I ,, Q, , ' f. M K' we Q' . ys C. Case K. Cohen F. Clark A. Dalrymple it Z - K N ,,V A it , F , A 2.49 Eggs S. Deckard B. Easley B. Ebert R. Elliott 2 uv- J '55 . ,, . ig 1' ,ff . . f K. Carman . . ..ly J. Erdman Mrs. Irene Hosiiel J' -Qixiagi 4' . 1 .. ,ff r ff is Q vs... 1 :X . sms .5 I 34 1 X W Qyfffzbs is x ji? is ' ' .ie ,Q . si fi ' -as Uff R. Gibson C. Gilbert ... . F. Hutchison K. Long Q? ss is .. is 2 2323, K if L: . .zse R. Harmon J. Jones D. McCoy S. Melvin I s., 'f-' . V . w V i f 1, If 'k as 3- H ff?-Sf Z, if.. i' J ' I J ,WWV -- , oii T is mmif ' B ffl. 5539 f 25.1 T511-.T ' '1.f:if'jir - . -T3 B. Perry K. Phillips T. Ploof Q- ,- :gi lll 1 T ri- ff? .. Q tl,1. L1 ,Le kkkk 1 ' - f f , ' I fZS ijfWi',Llii li ' fa 1114 112' ' 'V S B B as f , gg ' ..ss - sf-,J gf sf- - -,-V f - ,523 R. Schramm P. Staashelm G. Tolby S. Underwood . - 5 L.: .. V. 4. . . . as A .., A ' sfieiififg . J . J D. Sutter is f . sgsffg is ii. :Ani 2 ' f zfs' .ul . G. Vawter A 1 Q J I . Hawley K. Haynes D. Herron 1 1 . 5 A 8 , P. Lauritsen J. Leseberg H J. Miller B. Nauman S. Nelson A l l . 1 D. Price D. Reeves A. Schomburg y 'i - . ag' '.' .. J M. Thompson l i 4 I ll 1 B. Taylor D. Thomas I i M, Whjtham J. Walker L. Wallace 21 -s M. Alley T. Heard ' af K ' Q ef. is L. Lingerfelt kg . ' xsQE7fk .. ' 'Q' 511 Q R. Perry Q :Q J. Sutter S. Westphal rm. I. '. J my W 1 lm' x if Y . ,. . E. Bailey ak Q vi fs Hendrickson ,, 5' A T ' S' gi J il D. McMahon I K 1'- mi 6, tr.: S P. Brooks J. Holmes x if 3, T. Meek Ss . 1 . .l', S .. 3 :ii .5 , , -., r ,. 4 R. Price K. Ronfeldt mv, Lie' :Ox v W J 22 ,A l 1. 0 .Q ' O i ii., ' of M.Cooper ,A . Q . ,.. ,E as K s . gl 'H M' K i f n Y .J D. Hudson Qu- K ff K . E' J A W ax, 5 W i O Q f .riff-.H ,fi fvgr . 2 L. Parks K. Schramm ff . 1 gg? f S. Deckard if On AI ' 3 'sh' 1 as nfl. v ' 'll I I 'M av .ffm-'.,,,r N-f4 f'. .un v, . H--. R. Hurst L 1 J 5.5.1. aw-L 5 K ,, .. h .N P ie ' W' r 5? 1 45 A S' Ay 1 Q ' .4 M. Patterson -.xvg t 'QM 'R' 2 a,?,f 'l .fl . B. Shaw K Q r X3 2 QV -fr A, M1- P. Heard 'P' Z' ' i . f in Y 4 S. Jacobson -iw we , .J 'E P. Perry ., .J- A F I v . ' in L. Smith 'is 1 W if , so ...J v'-ff. 'fn af' ' . . n ' W M. Tharp K D it if Here we are getting ready for our Valentine party. M ll ae Throughout the year we celebrate and decorate for '7 . fi other holidays. g H I ' ' ,? .,:I g 5.. 1' 5 4 iz Z T. Younger .aw ,K Mrs. Doris Kirby J. Barnhart ' tile M. Daugherty it-.1 fer ,Q ' f L. A. Leseberg B .fe ef' t . limi R. Schoonover J. Walter . - M iw D. Ward . -2. Aga- , , 7 -IN.. - I kyayff S' . . xi 5' K . ' , C. Black T. Blasnitz 5 .... A. t A .wo 53 R. De Buhr R. Dubach M. Leseberg M. Lytle G. fM1R ' A ': 5 . -. .vo -ti R V , Xk., ,gi I QS5'.T.?- ' x ..... 3 Q E X ' X 'K s t 1. t. A. V.. ,ff R s ix S. Case eg QF .. X: it 3 RNS -S J. Houts ie? i t I s Markham :ff it as J nk ai! ' fl Qi- T. Shewey R. Shineflew D. Stanford ,sa .. eff - .X N 1 1, E ' K. Cohen I D. Cook , ..,. 'SQ X31 5 Qi St J. Jochim S. Jones ..... a A F nfl l V,.:k S Z K 9 l if C. MCQuerry V. Schomberg SSS o..S t if' +ooo R. Stevens A. Stoner -I 5 if We make many bulletin boards through the year. Here we are showing pictures of one of our favorite bulletin boards of Johnny Appleseed. I Walter Q .... 1 if- Q iii ., 'il 3, Q . J. Mrs. Nancy Peters Watton 4 asfwlx 1 fea- ...5 1' 5? M. Burke K n S fl fe .Q . is gil. . Q ' . ffl , H. Hurst Q! 'z ,glam 'S R. Shaw B. Wooten .lar .4 it all 'W and , . e.r ,H q L G. Cook Efomtln B. Deatz A ,LGF J x 34 Grade efwl N I L. Hays T. Jacobson R. Lansdown -F ii.. 'L f 1 J l' s . L9 S. Leeseburg kgvgj ir 'iff K fi- 3 Fin it is A -fw- 'V m is J. Sheldon J. Stanton R. Stevens M. Youngblood picture unavailable we 4 'ix 1 .. 3 'ii if Bi 71 ? X it :W I 43 W : f' C. Heckel J. Hudson K an 15333, ki K , . . K U.. V ,,2.Q..ewa,1 me wejgwgzw ggg,fs1e- V 1-' e - , M L:L., . . . . , 5 ei 5 4 as is in l... ' V. if H-594 w 1 wi? ' 3, 'M Q ff L 7 3 . ? 2-m i lil 5 'IKE' , Ina.: M. Lutz B. Perry 3:- 1 5 1 f ' . .i Q 2' b M. A . f 7 f - f We-r ef .' '5f 'f-Q. ' 1. - Af .- ...- J . -E 6 . . 4 R. Taylor R. Tyge ii '. . Quia 'XFX B. Lawson J. Wolf Mrs. Dale Howell As a science project, we studied white mice. Looks as if it's feeding time. Dear Diary, Each school day we rode the bus to Langdon where we have our classrooms. We liked having the usual birthday parties and decorating for special days. Our social studies class taught us about living conditions in different types of climates and the effect weather has on people. We also stu- died the history of our state and as fourth graders, we were introduced for the first time to long division. is iafvfes-154 s . if av . s I - . aer. . re-l . V L' f , ' W .Q ' Q HQ 1 1 , r 1:2 12 3 .as .1 J. Bowers as ii. X S. Case -- sgssssf f ' . ' ' .P - P sr . s ss R 3 if .-- ,vw K ' -ir 1 Mai. ,- 'X H' X-12,7 52 K L fi ., U i . '.'.. ' G . ' D. Gebhards . E34 52341 45- ga . if 'W 1.,r.5'4x 'A 'r .MV- D. Mifflin R. Tharp D. Thompson Q15 'H 3' ' S ii! f. i7i'H.::'f f 1' .A ip Els F S. Chamberlain 5-,555..3Ef'.,?V5QV.f. V 1' re . L A - . . , - -. ways. ,Ura-Q sf -- .qs 4 X' sf. .f ..'.f,.: IX a gage t k fl 1 'l' ' aft W . Z S .F . S g . -- , . Q Q I T1 if Y gr X Q Q G. Hendrix '-e' S ' ..- 2 l its P? Uv' w Y fl s 'ts , ' X A 1 If 4 rf .. g . svn!-ga Y .Gr L. Morrison ...e e R ' ' K , ' .'f.,fi? D. Walter S. Burke at gt Y' . as , ,. YQZEL - M: - ' C. Corken K. Kish We Z alll ? iii wi as X ...Q smash ggi? xi 342' K. x ' . '-J' ' Fi' L' R. Nelson 715352 . r fr 1. . Q, Z 4' . S K. Wamamaker As fourth graders, we were inquisitive! sg tj lg 15 S? ta Q Stal s as eg g ts,,. 1 ...f1? . 1' sz, -gif 'Q,..g7 5 r Q 0 Q.-A its 1, by 1 M, 4 .ian ag . w IV .T f A s S. Easley R. Lingerfelt L. Omohundro J. Watton S. Ellison T. Garst J. Long C. McMahon J. Shineman S. Stoner D. Wessler Mrs. Pauline Hartman Mrs. Margaret Phelps J. Amthor .egg rf, . Lew., ,e- ,r if I '. U R. Coonce fgffz uuh- . if 5 5' . vt' lf 2 Re r as J ef? 2 -Q 5 R. Esser :apr em Dear Diary, I We had a lot of fun in the fifth grade this year. Most of us considered science as our favorite subject. We studied microscopic life and grew mold on bread. In health we studied all about the We fi W .. human body. We feel that we know all about fractions now, after all of the work we had in math. We are looking forward to sixth grade next year and then junior high, but we will always remember our fifth grade days. We pause to remember the great men we studied. eg: 'f red? ...lg .si . Q. r , W 4. as e lf sis X 0 G. G1'0ff W. Holmes J. Jochim .V - ir ' 1-fer fe: J J ew as . ft E I l . 5 ' X i . D. McDowell A. Perry s. e V. Schrumn J. Smith G, Staples G. Taylor R. Wolf l 1 J. Clemens --a egg. gr Q51 . 1' ,ig fs ,J as M W mf - t J. for sh A. Bowers J. Greene M we was-1 -X fi? D. Rhoades its .511 sa F. Wooten ar K E it sg! me T is . J. Barnhart ri. I Q 7 5 Sh- X 3. f r. 5 A If r. 5 ' Sixth' B. Dubach if f ,Work fill.. D. Hecker - . ' i 1 - 49 . YQ . 1 t L ' e ' - . Y . n - f - W -- . . 3 snn . his 521 M. Baker S. Ater R. Alley S. Carpenter G. Davis Dear Diary, In English class we learned to write letters. Some wrote letters to grandparents and re- 5' . ceived replies. At Christmas- time we made our own tree change. ................Z........,..,,,,,' We gave our first play on Valentine's day in the music P . S room to the other fifth grade p p In .bib , and sixth grades. Most of us 1 f 1 had never been in a play be- it fore so it was fun dressing-up , W 's 3 . X - i I gif decorations and had a gift ex- S -. as ff.. 4 J n ' for it. Mrs. Dorothy Pierce K. Gebhards Q .swims sa M , M. Heits B' Husted- We all helped out with art work in our room. S. Jones f. , f V is fu P Q' . 'L 5? ,sii . gf K ' 1 - F. T: ..f. i n A f sg . fi? .. f it E L 'f -f T ' . it 'S M Wx - 1 V S. Lavritsen C. Lewis P. KW 'Wt is .K L' Lit ' L . Y as , T-as , H E A. Million s , W' M ' -ff .. 5 we . M t 141 .gif E if , - 5 L 'sf B. Minter R. Phelps C. Randall Long R. Martin P. McKee E. Miller tp d H 6 MQ , . f., X. 'T L , 1 ... . . s as ' ' M, 1 ' Q K' - . - ---. . f s- . '- -. S. Stanton M. Sweeton 4 in- , . J P. Buttercase Q5 V ' sag iii. WH .--1 . 5 C .fl y A 5. L. Christian 2' ' . .Qs- 5SiWw.iQMf 'WwmQEg H . 'lH5Q?'fL 'f r:w.aWwm?mJ D. Garst M. Junko V. Lingerfelt i s-' s 1 H s Q is 'S . C. Carlisle E v J is li J . ge sei Yi Q .3 'ew ' - . Qing? S . F. : A C. Daly . - -4. A - . . C Y auf- . T. Hill J. Kish M. Lutz ,k.,f.. zmrnnrawr regime. e a new'u Q 'Y is QQ Q , . .gk ii 'Q C -1 ax as -a A i 2 R. Chastain Z. Easley The sixth graders profited from this bulletin board which sns was a giant calendar of the important events of February. They learned by doing and enjoyed every minute of it. .. ..' 3 S N.. . V - X it S' 154: r 'z I 52 ,. ikfkf 4 'lea We s 0 5 as argl ' 512. ii sf f Y D. Hudson W . E Dear Diary, X' It's been a long, but rewarding six years for all of us. We've been working quite hard to prepare for our Junior High years that are just a step away. Our sixth grade year has been a fun one, that we can look back on with much s e V pleasure and enjoyment. Well, goodbye for now, Diary. i' Y r sa A . . 'ii 3 'K 5 X ,.. we -Q, Q If iv In ' R. Lansdown .-.k.- 6 . . we Q' J , Maheu M. Perry D. Ploof M. Schomberg K- Schumachef N- Wolf M. W00t6n G. Younger Mrs. Dorothy Peck Grade Lk 12 I3 They helped and they are proud. D. Cook r ew . . A V 2 ' rr- 1 fi T.. 5 ' QD U ji ,, g K SW. :.,,, 'Q5' T. Crossman S. Knierim Mrs. Viola Nixon fn I-. FB if .J L. Deatz S. Duhon D. Haer C. Heits . Q Q , Q 3 4 1 w S -Nfl. . S N. Lingerfelt C. Markham Nags! V P -1 41. D. Stoner K. Stoner D. Bedell if fran... ' ,. K' - 'iffgir ' 'o'e +- V K. Burke L. Ebert . if R. Hudson 1 f ttirfi : fi I.. ' ' Y' --.. S lk Ss 43.81 . 3 N. McCoy .- .a,,zssf.: N ..., K 535- A ,,. wer' .. . f 5 ? Ara. 1 4 C. Struthers ' l , 'R ' 1 R. Boettner D. Case 35 .'. Q , P. Graves If. C. ,,,' X E. Jackson do '..e 2 D. Phelps IV- kai .3 wx : K. Burke .71 . ei 3 l ii ff L92 1 .. '- f 15. ' P A . W s ?E ' 3' -Q BM. L R. Chastain dd' QS .. K G. Grebe C . Knierim s -P 'Q r qi 3 V . Qi Q s Q 1, A , X V s.. . a B. Shubat .4. 1 .ag . . 9 E M5 T9 K QW hr 3 2 1 ef X5 . D Q Ja had W fag 1 X .4 I, . rf if is X xl Q4 .Q 4 . x , W. .. . , Z gh .,,, u- ff...r.sx.1 Q 2' . W if 2 ' 3 v 5, Q Q .rr xt ' f of 51 4' K LX J K 5 Q Q 5 E. Walter J. Wanamaker A time for workA A time for play- feqimukaq Bam! R FRONT ROW: E. Walter, D. Stoner, D. Perry, G. Grebe, D- Stoner, D. Herron, G. Younger, C. Heits. D. Cook, R. Boett- Case., M. JUHKO, N- McCoy, J- Wanamakef, K- Bllfke, R- ner, and D. Haer. THIRD ROW: Mr. Buhr, instructor: P. l'llldSOH, C. Marlin. SECOND ROWZ J. Miillell, T. Hill, M. Graves, and S, Duhgn, Perry, C. Carlisle, D. Garst, W. Lingerfelt, C. Knierim, K. 'Ulf 1-fi '.1nn ' I 4,111 - W --J. Q . 1 Q 'H B l 'Q in B M ei ' ge . - ii.. . P ' - rwagi.. , -ff f 4 'E R X -1?-v Y- r .... we . -.. Ngxr'Hr- - ... ::f.:.?.mMes'--e ' .1 fr f .L 1 Q' Sig rg -,- ff fry :y . Pre.-1.-. ,ff H W ij ' ' g. .z'f21:3: ' . J. Amthor B. Anders T. Bemberger S. Bertram R. Brooks K. Brown B. Bunton Student Council ef 5. S A EQ ai A RR E 1 . l 1 N , x f. 5' Sfdikr' Y V. Burke E. Chamberlain C. Chapple J. Clodfelter Student Council S. Cooper L. Copeland M. Cox .ef .....,3A51e eww -5 --PMS...-H .:. fee. .J-M. 52. S BX? My A 4 ASR . r W 4 f Q 1... --f l .1 ere. .f Hx X , pg X N 5 W N . ie W X X 1 AA .. Y e , . xr gb ie B e wx. E.,-L W . . . .. .. . 5600.14 . ..... . l.... . ...,,. . I l T. Miller C. Carpenter K- HCIIOH Mrs. L. Taylor Mr- J- H- W0lf President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor Sponsor i l Riley .FW ' ' o . ' L ? w 'F' . . S. -rrr 1 . 3 gif' K ee fy. 5 N' 2- ir. :, - , if ,arg Lg 4 fig? sf ' ,gn .V ., . SQA fi. P. Davis D. Deering R. Deering M. Daugherty A. Eddy S. Elliot D. Frede Student Council D, Gebhards R. Greene L. Greenley I S. Harbin R. Hendrickson . . T. Hendrix B. Herron D. Herron W. i ff ., , ,:, , ig W il? .. S ' il . .1 'K K... 'C 'T gf., 'Vi' . Mr S. Lansdown D. Laverentz B. Lingerfelt .sax 51... ,W , Xb. -w E, .. .gk . . . J. Ingram R. Kelton - I -1 ,ivy - . .... N f . V N. Long G. McCoy ek ' Q' L' gy. -1 Vi ' Q n M ., Kmw . Q 2? 5 'J g 1 ik . , Z Q . if Q , is .. 3 MQ, S 54? Q I Q K my , . '-' ' nf'lli1.?' ' - .- I gif 1 Q W. Sv P A . - ., n 499,16 W 11,81 uiilf. M. Million D. Morrison . EP in 'if 1 . Q W 'fe if l P12 . 13? 5 1 A 'V A ' . f' 5: . Q? A W. iw K , Q 2.3 Q D Q K M 3 .3 J H in f if .io Q: gf. is ff X E 9 is .5 M. Sheldon J. Shelton Student Council R. Schramm R, Stubbletield S. Thompson C. Underwood J. Perry J. Poison J. Shewey P. Shineman J - .. , H'2n11:?2.. 'Q QQ-. in it 52.12 + , Mu 4 if . 5' Y H., . 'WL' . N .. G. Kempf D Knierlm R. McMahon M Maheu gig, .Z 1-.X F...--. WIN. i ..-K... . J: . - , fy! any .1 ew, 5 - 5 X7 pi 1 S . , 1 arg-S M XM fy' 1 xgii Nz W. Rosenbohm -+ if fy, S. Shubat C Stanton . 'iz 5 . l if M : A 49 Sf Eiga 4 T. Whelan M. Whitthuhn D. Younger ,Q ,,,. N. Addington Student Council J. Cox P. Ferris it Q t XSS' 5 x . is te J 5 X W , ie X . l mi 4 w I Q -K Y R vi C. Bailey J ' - :M Qcfr X . A -ff. gferg . ,, . r C,,, ie is Qu? Q.. Qi K. Curry B. Frede av 'Q iii Kew FL' '54, axe sexier- if ft f-if Q Reef K ga: iw? Ste . 2 R X Q f ' SSM? y SSX J K M S3 5 N. Bell R. Daley M. Gilbert . w QQ ff: Q. 'X T' R. Husted C. Jacobs T. Junko fig L S 5 . , - Lg.: - xx when 1 Q x its 2 .. it a 1Se'zS.9Xe '. sig -- ,Ek ..e. ' 155 B. Brusha J. Burke J. Burke Student Body President ssl gyms .f .1-. c . SF . 1 , . -B N is if B Sv af :gh X 'wi ee v-.vi w E' .C it , i XX 'Q t 1 N9 . ., F1 . ea. X K K :X as B H-was A Q Bus k 'ei . S :S iw S Q if . A ag we ax xx 'SSN . .ef .M K . A D. Deatz C. Easley A. Eilers .ri T , 1: Y 1' Q. Q Jw, -MF ,. . A 1 gf in e 1 M. Groff R. Haer G. Howell D. Kempf T. Knierim O. Lee i R. Long J. Lutz Our big day--Open House. T. Lutz G. McAfee E 2' . 3 . ...,.,.,. S ,K .,., 4 -.Elma-fig, ' ' fiyhi ' ' ' 5, lil? E? xx. Si! R .: W . J. McElfisli L. Manrose C. Morton Student Council fx r ' 6 gs 3 aff K. Perry R. Perry M. Phillips S. Houts President J. Cooper Vice-President H. Hum Secretary-Treasurer . .ifl K ., 49 ' n l llll ' ' 2 D. Shineflew L. Smith J. Staples 7 X ' - 1 x. its . 5 as-1 A is R. Whitthuhn C. Wolf K. Wooten J. Peck D. Perry D. Perry J. Ploof P. Reyes A. Schumacher mm flrglt - Scylrtli Dear Diary, The most important event to us was the first day of school when we moved into our own building at Watson. We had our own football games, basketball games and parties. This was the first year for girls' basketball. We or- ganized a student council and had representatives from both classes. We shined and polished the building, and ourselves, when we had open house in November for the community. ln February we had a fun day. Because of the extra room, we were able to have more activities, and we think this has been the best year we have had. C. Strait B. Wanamaker L. Wessler l- R. Wooten Mrs. Wilma Grubb Mrs. Gladys Martin WF Y W' w ' -we 3' , 2 J R . nr u mm Def - - K ..f. r FRONT ROW: J. Ingram, E. Chamberlain, C. Carpenter, J. Ploof, K. Herron, B. Bunton, C. Morton, H. Hunt, D. Younger, A. Schumaker, T. Bemberger, B. Rosenbohm. SECOND ROW: D. Herron, B. Stubblefield, M. Cox, C. Jacobs, N. Bell, B. Lingerfelt, J. Clodfelter, D. Frede, J. Mc- Eliish, J. Perry, D. Gebhards, J. Cox, C. Easley. THIRD Q, p . . C M N .. it Y X A A .Jax , ,QL g1A .AMF j is fp F .5 p . . T .V 5 , ,W ee F' ii ROW: Mr. Roger Buhr, R. McMahon, B. Anders, A. Eddy, M. Phillips, S. Harbin, T. Junko, K. Curry, G. Howell, C. Bailey, R. Husted, M. Dougherty, O. Lee. FOURTH ROW: T. Knierim, J. Shelton, S. Bertram, T. Lutz, M. Million, R. Daley, S. Houts, R. Witthuhn, M. Groff, G. McCoy, R. Greene. 09 i . ' FRONT ROW: N. Long, S. Shubat, M. Maheu, J. Amthor, R. Hendrickson, T. Hendrix, C. Chapple, T. Whelan, R. Haer, S. Elliott, S. Cooper, V. Burke. SECOND ROW: M. Whitthuhn, K. Perry, D. Reeves, R. Schrainm, B. Brusha, R. Long, R. Deering, J. Shewey, G. McAfee, M. Sheldon, S. Thompson, P. Reyes, J. Burke, P. Faris. THIRD ROW: P. Shineman, M. Gilbert, J. Peck, L. Greenley, D. Knierim, N. Addington, C. Wolf, S. Stanton, P. Davis, J. Burke, J. Coo- per, C. Underwood, B. Herron, L. Copeland, B. Wanamaker Mr. R. Buhr. FOURTH ROW: R. Kelton, J. Staples, L. Wessler, L. Manrosc, B. Frede, A. Eilers, C. Strait, D. Laver- entz, J. Polson, D. Morrison, D. Derring, D. Smith, D. Shinetlew. v i 1 -vt mum High Spam FIRST ROW: K. Herron, J. Clodfelter, R. Witthuhn, B. Bemberger, N. Bell, B. Anders, A. Eddy. SECOND ROW: C. Easley, B. Lingerfelt, M. Groff, D. Frede, S. Bertram, G. McCoy. THIRD ROW: M. Million, S. Houts, K. Curry, K. Brown, M. Phillips, C. Carpenter, E. Chamberlain. FOURTH ROW: T. Junko, C. Morton, H. Hunt, R. Husted, J. Kempf, J. Ingram, R. McMahon. FIFTH ROW: D. Gebhards, M. Cox, G. Howell, R. Perry, T. Lutz, D. Deatz, B. Stubblefield, J. Cox. SIXTH ROW: J. Lutz, D. Younger, A. Schumacher, T. Knierim, J. McElIish, B. Bunton, G. Kempf. SEVENTH ROW: R. Daley, O. Lee, M. Daughtery, E. Jackson, C. Bailey, B. Rosen- bohm, Coach L. Hagan. The team got a lot of back ing from the Pep Club. Catch us if you can . . . a if so 32 STANDING: J. Cox, B. Stubblefield, G. Howell, K. Curry, T. Lutz, S. Houts, Coach L. Hagan, J Lutz, B. Bunton, K. Herron, B. Anders, C. Carpenter, C. Easley. KNEELING-STUDENT Two more points for the MANAGERS: M. Million, R. Witthuhn, A. Eddy. Blue Jays! Coach L. Hagan, G. McAfee, J. Burke, N. Addington, D. Shineflew, L. Copeland, D. Morrison, L. Wessler, C. Strait, L Manrose, J. Peck, D. Knierim, M. Gilbert, S. Thompson, R. Haer, J. Amthor. Student Manager: Alan Eddy. ,girls Sure, Coacli!,, -QWMX 'M What do you mean, you don't know that one? Here, you take it! TOP: Sally Shubat, Patty Shineman. BOTTOM: Ann Eilers, Brooke Wanamaker. FIRST ROW, KNEELING: Cheerleaders Ann Eilers, Brooke Wanamaker, Patty Shineman, Sally Shubat. SECOND ROW: Joyce Amthor, Mary Sheldon, Vickie Burke, Lori Greenley, Mary Lou Witthuhn, Peggy Davis, Theresa Whalen, Nancy Long, Shelia Cooper, Teri Hendrix. THIRD ROW: Cheri Stanton, Barbara Brusha, Debbie Perry, Dorothy Reeves, Debbie Smith, Sherry Thompson, Ronda Haer, Barbara Herron, Rita Hendrickson, Teresa Miller, Cherri Chapple. FOURTH ROW: Marion Mahue, Ruby Schramn, Jennifer Burke, Debbie Knierim, Janis Peck, Nancy Addington, Diane Shineflew, Mary Gilbert, Joni Cooper, Roberta Long, Connie Underwood. FIFTH ROW: Patty Reyes, Jackie Burke, Deloris Morrison, Judy Polson, Cindy Strait, LuAnn Manrose, Denise Laverentz, Lisa Wessler, Jackie Staples, Lisa Copeland, Regina Kelton. mm High 70p CM cmd Uwck Uecww W at 45,0 ,wtf if p FIRST ROW: Donnie Herron, Dick Witthuhn, Jim Cox, Tom FIRST ROW: James Lansdown, Mark Dougherty, Donald Lutz, Orville Lee, Rex Husted, Mark Groff, Charles Jacobs. Younger, Mike Million, Mark Cox, Charles Carpenter, Alan SECOND ROW: Kim Curry, Tom Junko, Charles Morton, Eddy, Bill Anders, James Clodfelter. SECOND ROW: Randy Jerry Lutz, Stephen Houts, Gary Howell, Mike Phillips, Nick Brooks, Bill Rosenbohm, Sam Lansdown, Steve Bertram, Bell. THIRD ROW: Coach Hagan, Tom Knierim, Alan Schu- David Frede, Eric Chamberlain, Jerry Perry, Jim Shelton. macher, Richard Daly, Hal Hunt, Chris Easley, James McEI- THIRD ROW: Kenny Brown, Bill Lingerfelt, Gary McCoy, fish. Bill Bunton, Bob Stubblefield, Kenny Herron, John Ingram, Ronnie McMahon, Richard Greene. Here is the junior high student council. This year they had three representatives from both grades and one representative from each organization. They are: STANDING: Mary Sheldon, Nancy Addington, Lu Arm Manrose, Stephen Houts, Allen Eddy, Billy Anders, Danny Deatz. SEATED: Mrs. Wilma Grubb, sponsorg Cheri Chappleg Jackie Burke, presidentg Chris Easley, and Teresa Miller. mm High flctwitiea 'm mfgkar The student council s most important project was the Christmas Ball. Here ' are some shots of that memorable ,ff event. ' ' HW . A YUUR NEAREST NE? Ep: Having our own school was a lot of fun We changed classes and talked a lot be- tween the bells. At the left are our li- brarians, L. Wessler, A. Eilers, L. A. Manrose, C. Straight, and B. Herron. l If 4 2 lf! 5 1 flctwitzea amd Oaqamgalivvw - 5? Concmt fam! BACK ROW: Bobby Phelps, Debbie Gildersleeve, Mr. Rog- er Buhr, Kathleen Miller, Rick Meyerkorth, Diane Kirk. THIRD ROW: Linda Foster, Marcia Muntz, Larry Chapple, Donna McCoy, Marion Derrossett, David Meyerkorth, Mark Howell, Carolyn Buttercase, Mike Deatz, David Mifflin, lvl Winter band concert performance. Roger Foster, Terry l-louts, Karen Stoner. SECOND ROW: Janice Dooley, Lynn Bailey, Jim Polson, Jonna Kirk, Diane Meyerkorth, Suzanne Bailey, Pat Bell. FRONT ROW: Gary Grubb, Janet Frede, Terry Thiesfeld. li, 'fel Mr. Buhr's friendly smile when he was in one of his lighter moods. flaejaq Mmm Dear Diary: The band did a greatjob for RPHS this year. During football season, they marched in parades and performed half time shows. At the NWMA Homecoming our Bluejay marchers won a second place trophy. The concert band per- formed concerts before the public. They were unable to at- tend District Music Contest at Maryville because the distri- bution of instruments was unbalanced Within the band. Even though the band was very small this year, it was mighty! D, Drum Major and twirlers showing off trophy. v Bluejay Marchers Performing football half time show. Working hard in Pep Band! Drum Major, George Carpenter, add- ed the glory to the marching band! Chow FRONT ROW: Mrs. Buhr. C. Perry, D. Townsend, F. Cox, K. Harmon, S. Bailey, L. Hunt, P. Ater, A. Heyen, L. Fos- ter, J. Rosenbohm, B. Christy, M. Gilbert, S. Gilbert, R. Nauman, Mr. Buhr. SECOND ROW: C. Alloway. L. Bailey, D. Nauman, J. Husing, D. Reyes, D. Gildersleeve, D. Mc- Deatz, B. Cox, R. Brusha. BACK ROW: C. Shandy, G. Fox, J. G. Reid, J. Frede, T. Thiesfeld, G. Carpenter, J. Copeland, R. Foster, H. Tharp, D. Howell, J. Horton, T. Houts, L. Tharp, P. Sheldon. Coy, K. Miller, K. New, K. Stoner, S. Fay, V. Arnthor, M. Choir performing at open house. wart' Magi. - w, 9 W +A. :wL:12e'fw i:'z:. . . ij Qgzg rif., Ti, g mg, 5 Q. ., iifiig. ig. -flap af-53W ': .. wg' grey. :f e Linda Gilbert was accompanist. Mr. Buhr WHS asleep On the job. Haer, G. Davis, D. Duhon, L. Bennington, B. Noellsch, M. J !7fwtmq at Mm Coated Chorus Steve Gilbert, Mike Gilbert, Mike Deatz, Terry Houts Boy's Quartet. Mike Gilbert, Piano Solo. Diane Kirk, Tuba Solo. Janet Frede, Vocal Solo. tv ...,..r... V 2 x.... 3, M ' 5, .,., , ,.,, 1 ' . J onna Kirk, French Horn Solo Y NR! 4 Q. e' x X X V 3 5 'j Q y Q 3 A, 3 3 f X 1 1 'Q K fr-elk' ,wif va., K ., 3 ' ev 'Zan gi ero- X Lynn Bailey, Linda Foster, Gary Grubb, Janice Dooleyg Suzanne Bailey, Pat Bell, Diane Meyerkorth Saxophone Clarinet Quartet. Trio. Sadat 7104 Dear Diary, ?dlaw WIA We Seniors spent countless hours practicing and went through times of frustration, happiness, ag- gravation, and fun in preparing for our play. We realized that it would be our last student produc- tion and we wanted it to be the very best. All our efforts proved beneficial, because our play was a success. It was one that we could look back on with pleasure and contentment. We must admit, that our success was due to the direction of Mrs. Jackie Henningsen. l I bet that took a lot of subscrip- What IS it?', tions! Howdy! Podnuh! .,., l gt ,A L . -- , ' ' i i Ulf ' V1 i it -xx Q. is ...,...-,..:.,v..x. ,amp 1 A ot -U Jan Morrow .... . . Jonathan Forbes Brad Allen .... .... Alma ..... Prerot ........ . . Mrs. Walters . . . . Tony Walters . . . . Marie ....... Eileen .... Yvette ....... . . Mr. Conrad .... . . Supervisor ..... . Miss Dickenson .... . Policeman ..... . Bessie ...... Mrs. Frost . . . Mrs. Ames . . . Mr Gerber will never believe this!', Unconventional Nonconformists' Rhythmic Rebellion L.T.D. You've got to be kidding ..... Sally Fay . Dale Bennington George Carpenter Diane Meyerkorth . . . .. Jeff Scott . . .Vicki Amthor . . .Ricky Oswald . .Kathy Brought . . Marlene Sands Judy Rosenbohm . Rod lngebritson . . . Linda Gilbert . . .Cathy Herron . . .Mark Fuelling . . .Marcia Muntz . . . Linda Foster . . Donna McCoy l've got Graham ...... Girl in Club . . . Jan's Assistant . . Jan's Assistant . . . Telephone Operator .... . . Night Club Emcee . Stage Hands . . . Guests at Club. . . Student Director . . Director .... .... rhythm . . . . . .Dale Anders . Vicky Leesley . Wally Amthor . . Steve Gilbert . . Linda Elliott James Fentirnen Steve Hughes . . . . Phil Tharp Susan Wolf Linda Elliott Vicky Leesley Gale Bennington Jeff Scott Bill Nauman . . . Mike Deatz . . Mrs. Jackie Henningsen I dig older women' Q sf ,r xx! sw ,inn asf' , ago - N. n,ak -x .,s s in ,. an ss as ra Q 1 . . . 1 not nsftsi nxatsi-' -4 u ' l 1 cr Q lf! I s . 1' Tl I '.'. Tammy Tyree . . Pete Brent ..... Tom Freeman . . Grandpa ..... Joey ........ Rita Wallace . . . Mrs. Call. 4 .... Miss Jenks ..... Sandra Rook. . . Professor Everett Margo ....... Abby .... Colette. . . Penny .... Susan ...... Chuck ...... Miss Bromley. . . 7awmq Yell 7726 7we woe 7014 CAST . . . .Jacque Gayle Reid . . . . . . .Dave Howell ........PatBell . . . . Steve Hutsell . . . Philip Sheldon . . .Kathleen Miller . . . Janice Dooley . . . . Janet Frede . . . . . .MaryJean Fox . . . .Raymond Brusha . . . . . . . .KittyHays . . .Debbie Gildersleeve . . . . . . . Gloria Davis . . .Nancy Sweeton . . . . Lola Harmon . . . .David Stastny . . . Suzanne Bailey Director: Mrs. Professor Shaefer . . . .... Don Reynolds Mrs. Shaefer . . . Julien ........ Nelda ..... Harold ...... Mrs. Grayson. . . Kiley ....... Judge Slater .... Jones ....... Mr. Welling .... Holman ...... Dr. Garfield .... Dr. Stach ..... Mrs. Van Ness . . Della ........ Crushak ..... Carl Henningsen Debbie Nauman . . . . Gary Grubb . . . . Lori Hunt . . . Steve Miller . . . .Diane Reyes . . . David Stastny . . Philip Sheldon . . . .Connie Shandy . . . . Herb Tharp . Karen Stoner Kathy Struthers . . . .Terry Thiesfeld . .... Carmen New . . . .Judy Husing . . . Chris Holmes And then he said . . . 335' Uexflssf ls? . ,F Jw ,',,, lf 'iw 1 r ,. ,X .is . A5 - K3 3 l i ,i ,V .-.ss gg ,. - 14 ljust dong believe ity It was this way . I m tellmg you for the last tlme' ,wg , 1- 'fi fl. .lg fa A .5 ry? . -..f...... ..... kzjhaz.. H -Q l' k f This was dress rehearsal , . 1 I like Your attitude- l wish we would get this over wxth Idon t feel Safe m my Own bed Follow us and welll show you' Shown above are our King and Queen, and their attendants. Anders and Elaine Hudson, King and Queen, seniorsg and They are: Bob Christy and Hollis Armstrong, freshmeng Carmen New and Steve Hutsell,juniors. Linda Bennington and Gorden VanMeter, sophomoresg Dale -:: - an ..,,.. :ga . -1 is 14 cadftllld fwwn The theme of our Christmas Ball this year was Charlie Brown's Christ- mas. The cafeteria was decorated with murals depicting the various Peanuts characters. Music for dancing was sup- plied by a teenage combo, the Bonne-, villes. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Dale and Elaine? our King and Queen. AI .X . N . v- ' x O 1 i Q . - F-'K ,ix A x 47' f ,, 2 W -I? i , 5 , , ef? . -5 - QCCQ -xfi? ix . KN .. J-J 1 x E .!.x:',:Q,5 Q 'll-v-., We talked and danced all night, Everyone attended the dance, even it' they had to come on crutches. Clvuwm Ball xl George, Stu, Dan and Steve entertained us with their songs during the intermission. RIGHT: Marcia and Gale relaxed at their table after a dance. l ADAM AND EVE-Ronnie Oswald and Christy Perry DD D 5 mafa-Seawfa Tjfwm fm We feqrkuunqn Dear Diary, Held in God's hands, the garden of Eden, amid flowering trees and shrubs, a bubbling fountain with live fish and a multicolored rainbow was the setting for our spring finale, April 20. Twelve sophomores served the banquet that was catered and music for dancing was furnished by The Sound Revolutionn. The juniors displayed their usual artis- tic talent with wall murals which made this prom one of our most spectular. It was a wonderful night with many lasting memories. fleas 54 1 c. :pg as ef and fcueguet ef J. GIRL ATHLETE AWARDS-Villki Amthor. Diane Meyer- BOY ATHLETE AWARDS-James Fentiman,Dale Anders kortli Us ' 1. -A A f A I ' J . V .T ' PUBLICATIONS AWARDSMROCI lnvebrit- GIRLS, STATE- OUTSTANDING BAND STUDENT- son, Linda Elliott, Diane Meyerkorth, Mar- Terry Thiesfeld Marcia Muntz lene Sands, Steve Hutsell. Drama ........ J. G. Reid flwafcda fluemilq Otlwfi ffwiwddaal flwaxufa , George Carpenter, Sally Fay Betty Crocker ..................... Outstanding F.H.A. Award ........... Creative Writing ........... Best English Student, Senior .... Junior . . . Boys' State .... ......... Outstanding Business Student. . . Bookkeeping Award ........ Typing Award ...... Shorthand Award .... Cathy Herron Kathy Spittler ......DanCox Linda Gilbert . . . Pat Bell . Steve Miller Don Reynolds David Stastny Linda Gilbert Linda Gilbert . . . .Pat Bell Mike Gilbert Linda Gilbert Elaine Kirk Musical Accompanist .... Outstanding Music Student Outstanding Chorus Student Outstanding Tenor Soloist . Outstanding Bass Soloist . . F.F.A. Senior Award . . . Sophomore Pilgrimage . . Chemistry Award ..... Physics Award ...... Danforth Award . . Top Seniors .... Top Junior ..... Top Sophomore. . . Top Freshman . . . . . Linda Gilbert . . . Mike Deatz . . Linda Gilbert . . Mike Gilbert . . Steve Gilbert . . . . . Bill Lutz Barbara Noellsch ......PatBell ... .. StuAter James Fentiman . . Linda Martin Cathy Herron .. . . ..PatBell Barbara Noellsch . .Jeff Copeland I I 1 M W' E D.A.R. AWARDS4Terry Houts, Sally BEST FRENCH STUDENT4Pat Bell. Don Reynolds presents Jerry Fay. Horton Memorial to Mr. ' '5 'Si t I I l I I . 'Q BEST SOPHOMORE HISTORY AWARDS-Barbara Noellsch, Jim Polson, Diana Rolf, Rick Meyerkorth, Marion Derrossett. Dalrymple. BEST JUNIOR HISTORY AWARDS-Herb Thzirp. David Stastny. Don Reynolds. Pat Bell, Gary Grubb. Below: Mrs. Shaw presents Kathy Brought with the outstand- ing school citizen award. Q .. ' . E iii! . H . . .25 ,Q in 1 S f is 1 5 i - 1 .1 -S 1 9 ,Ei .wi BEST ALTO SOLOISTB -Linda Foster und Best Soprano Soloistflanct Frcdc. 57 Q 5 i E i M .J:x:X:Q:'::t 35' 2551.53 -. 121 ' ' 'IZ 2 s ' i SAS. .- X . us I . Z-' ' . . ,. :Ii ' .. t 1 , -. , . ::'.' - 2' N 3 f.. . ' ' x W .Y A ..... . - . II. ' ,Q 0 tv . . .. X X . - ' I' - ' D , Q . is 4 , S H , ... P. nd Ns- M .QSM M3261-f ' . ' Q Q' 4- , , er 9 N rss f .5 ,Aw - V Z .,. 2' ,A khk,k x Yi X ,, Il A ' Y. i f ' 'JV Q Y - xi q.1 'Alf . Qegisam-f f 1-Wfffw' Y ' y S f ' . mf! Q1 X in ff Ii IP jpilgn 1 33: A J Q 2' 4 , if fi m +1 11 LIL' mf '4 ' GHUP .x S-Dwi: Tfwfecta The vigorous school spirit enjoyed this year was boosted by our student council, which organized the massive pep rally the day of homecoming. held on Rock Port's classical brick Main Street. Football homecoming was a very successful venture even though it was held during a cloudburst and on more of a lake than a football field. Student council resourcefulness made the best of the situation and held coronation in the gymnasium. Basketball Homecoming was a delightful break during the winter term. and the lunch cafeteria afforded a fine atmosphere for students and teachers to unwind. At right, Coach and Mrs. Hagan get into the swing of things with King George and Queen Diane. The stop-action light created a great effect for mod dancers and turned just about everybody on. The student council highlight this year was the Charlie Brown Christmas. Below, Mr. Dalrymple, a good friend of the council, escorts Allan and Gloria into the ball. The now ideas of the leading body in our school really made this a year to re- member! ,I-5 . K A 6 -w- A.. ...W ,,.. , t ,ma a , .... 1 .. I., -wmv-...MH-f:. ,A - tste .QWQA KFPSQ5 1 Q , ' ff. 2 'Q .sf . 2 5 XV-'ififf 'G 'WHEN FIRST ROW: K. Spittler, parlianientarian: P. V. Hendrickson, P. Thomas, J. Miller, L. Kirk, C. Morrison, historian: L. Foster, Sec.g S. Wolf, Pres.L Shandy, B. Smith, and P. Brooks. THIRD ROW: L. Harmon, V.-P.g G. Davis, Treas.1 D. Duhon, re- B. Hughes, S. Clodfelter, L. Thomas. C. Butter- porterg and E. Bailey, recreation leader. SECOND case, C. Perry, K. Hayes, K. Davis, J. Husing, and ROW: Mrs. Scamman, C. Horton, H. Armstrong, L. Thompson. The F.H.A. girls get together for a picnic and group sing- The officers are shown after the initiation of new F.H.A. ing as a prelude to the year's activities at school. members. The procedure proved to be great fun. F.H.A. is very enjoyable as well as educational. At left, Cristy enjoys the simple joys of maidenhood at Retaining the mischievous the fall picnic. Below, the class is participating in gleam from informal initiation table etiquette while enjoying a dinner they pre- activities, Barbara is awarded pared themselves. As a whole, the class did quite her membership pin from the well and accomplished much skill in the fields of F.H.A. president, Susan. homemaking. ' 1.1 -w -e f , r-' 41. -3,15-.- I -age. .L 5 :fha .s,,,.., ff sf 4 a B e . t lofi it I F iw as 44'-fa af . .. y '1' .7 -Y mg 3 ' ,5 V1 'Y ' ts' 1 gy .sf M if it Y. FIRST ROW: Mr. Shaw. G. Bennington, W. Am- thor, F. Davis, D. Bennington, B. Lutz, R. Meyer- korth, D. Anders. SECOND ROW: D. Clodfelter, R. Lorenz, T. Walker, D. Meyerkorth, L, Lorenz, A. Smith, J. McCoy, J. Bowers, S. Lewis, D. Chris- tian, S. Hughes. THIRD ROW: P. Tharp, R. Her- S T i A F F i 7 RSV. eff f' 1 . ..'i'- W- F.F.A. activities were many and varied, ranging from the Parliamentary Proceedure Team, above. to the barnwarm- ing dance, below, with King Danny and Queen Linda and attendants. E 77,4 ron, T. Whalen, J. Webster, B. Sehomberg, G. Gaines, J. Fentiinan, G. Van Meter, J. Chastain, C. Holmes, J. Stoaks. FOURTH ROW: K. Daughtery R. Cook, S. Miller, B. Nauinan, D. Garland, S. Brooks, W. Shandy, L. Hecker, M. Buttercase, L. Esser. Work in the shop as well as work on the farm paid off in in- creased understanding ot' farm equipment and manage- ment as well as cash awards for supervised farming to Floyd and Larry. 'N E., I ATICIAL Home W- 0, Qs 9 vu- f-S 3 L5 Society ABOVE: The Honor Society group together in the music room. The officers in the first row are Linda Martin, president, Mike Deatz, vice-presidentg Sally Fay, secretary, and Cathy Herron, treasurer. The girls in the second row are Kathleen Miller, Mary Jean Fox, Kathy Struthers, Jacque Gayle Reid, Terry Theisfeld, Diane Meyerkorth, Marlene Sands, Nancy Sweeton, and Judy Rosenbohm. The fel- lows in the back row are Pat Bell, David Stasny, Steve Hutsell. Mr. Curt Gaffney, the honorary sponsor: Gary Grubb, Steve Gilbert, and Dale And- ers. At left, the newly chosen members are shown in front of the school after the fall i'tapping cere- mony. At lowerleft, the new members are initiated at the candle-lighting service. The banquet for the new members featured Dr. Ford, of Elmo, Mis- souri, who is a hypnotist. The society took in CAMELOT during a trip to Omaha. Three impor- tant projects carried out by the club were a teach- er assistance program, the spring book fair, and a valuable college corner for the seniors. This year, the Honor Society initiated many club activities which have set the pace for the years to come. OFFICERS: Kathy Struthers, treasurer: Judy Husing, Vice-president: Lola Harmon, student council representative. SEATED: Kathy Brought, presi- The Librarians moved into a new library this year and many new books were ordered and have been in use. We had our monthly meetings and also a trip to Omaha. dent: Sheri Burke, secretary. Lynn Bailey, Judy Miller, Cathy Alloway, Candy Horton. Marcia Lister, Diane Reyes, Nancy Sweeton, Nancy Harmon, Mary Jean Fox, Picnic anyone? SPONSORS: Mrs. Penny Rehberg, Mrs Betty Shaw. .,..... - V 'ht' SEATED: Steve Hutsell, assistant yearbook editor: Marlene Rod lI1gebr1tS0n photographer Jeff Scott Nancy Sweeton l Sands, yearbook editor, Diane Meyerkorth, newspaper edi- Denny Armstrong Stu Ater Dan Cox Phyllis Fay sponsor tor, Linda Elliott, assistant newspaper editor. STANDING: NOT SHOWN Steve Schoonover .ge- : 1- ,f azfldcatzma The Publications class worked very hard. We learned how to keep a week- ly paper going and at the same time, work on the annual. We accumulated new knowledge in journalism and thanks to Mrs. Fay, we learned the in- tricacies of making layouts for our an- nual. We worked after school and at night, trying to keep on schedule for both the paper and the annual. Working knee-deep in pictures. Thinking alW3YS fhmklng' The Editors Four! Our beloved photographer 4, Q . '11 ., Aiea' KIM W. she- X A DW L me X These people were perhaps the busi- est people ofthe entire Publications class. Poor Doc was constantly inter- rupted from his work so he could take a picture for someone else. What a job! The editors were, along with Mrs. Fay, the guiding influence for everyone. These people are special people, with a will to work and accomplish something constructive. m 3 ' y if , W X - - A M h ,f ' . Jef W Y' rn ...ff 1 .. . if ' .- 5 Q ' , I 1 f , Vw LC f I J 39 'F ' .P I fr K. X fx X ' , S: ii. . Gam 'rx Q, ,M 1 v .Sf X 1xi'K ii ,ww 'N 1 A, , i i Q pi -1'-Q I .4 75006 70415 WI! ffiyfi Salma! ep Club FIRST ROW: L. Thompson, K. Davis, L. Martin, E. Hudson, M. J. Fox, Mr. Paul Tiemeyer fsponsorj, Mrs. Karen Tiemeyer fsponsorl. D. Meyerkorth, N. Sweeton. V. Leesley, L. Foster, V. Amthor. SECOND ROW: C. Herron, D. Nauman, D. Reyes, T. Thieslield, C. New, K. Hays, L. Harmon, S. Bailey, D. Gildersleeve, K. Miller, J. Dooley, J. Husing. THIRD ROW: K. Struthers, E. Kirk, J. Frede, C. Lewis, D. Townsend, K. Spittler. P. Thomas, C. Harmon, D. Duhon, B. Noellsch, N. Har- mon, L. Hunt. FOURTH ROW: C. Shandy, C. Perry, L. Brown, C. Alloway, A. Heyen, L. Thomas, S. Clodfelter, L. Ben- nington, K. Stoner, Cv. Davis. BACK ROW: J. Kirk, B. Coit, L. Bailey, F. Cox, J. Jackson, V. Hendrickson, J. Miller, B. Smith, L. Ziegel, H. Armstrong. NOT SHOWN: L. Gilbert, K. Brought, R. Rosenbohm. It was an exciting game. President Diane Meyerkorth with We stopped at the KU KU to get Sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Tiemeyer. something to eat. Dear Diary We, the Pep Club, have accomplished a great deal this year. During the first half of the year, we wrote and adopted a new constitution. We supported the Bluejays during football and basketball season, and also sponsored the basketball home- coming. Our sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tie- meyer. Our officers were: Diane Meyerkorth, Presi- . dent, Mary Jean Fox, Vice-President, Linda Gilbert, Secretary, Nancy Sweeton, Treasurer, Vicki Leesley, Council Representative, and Sally Fay, Head Cheer- leader. 3 Marcia Lister Diane Rolf Jacque B l Gayle Reid Marlene Sands Judy Rosenbohm Sally Fay Chead cheer- leaderj iii - sift, .5 -1' isa .F in 5. e ,Q - - - g . ' -, xxg: J .. ' 5 '.'Av ' ' N . 5 . . s .. , . , ' 92 4 in l , .er -we -. c FRONT ROW: B.Gallup,D.Andrews,J.Stoaks,J.Fentiman. D. Anders. SECOND ROW: D. Reynolds. D. Howell, B. Lutz. S. Schoonover, M. Fuelling. THIRD ROW: R. Bunn, J. Copeland, G. Carpenter. D. Kelton, B. Cox. FOURTH ROW: D. Clodfelter. J. Webster, G. Bennington, P. Sheldon, R. Meyerkorth. FIFTH ROW: T. Houts, W. Amthor. D. Cox. G. Gaines, R. Reid, Gerald Shineman, sponsor. 7560115 Terry Houts, President Chili supper and Fun night Dear Diary, To become a member of R Club means many hours of fun as well as hard work on the football field, basketball court and track. We who lettered were privileged to be a part ofthisgroup.We have fond memories of the conference games, the tournaments and track meets. Our other activi- ties included initiation of new members, a fund raising chili supper and fun night, our R Club banquet when we re- ceived gold footballs for the conference championship and the athletic banquet in the spring when we were honored by the pep club. All of these things add up to a super year- long to be remembered. -tif -.1 .- Sn .- 335 rl? ' 'l f E? S- i 95 A 1 3 ,NW SEQ 5 QW L M FIRST ROW: R. Oswald, R. Cook, G. Amrhor, L. Meyerkorthl. Cox, D. Kelt0n,D. Laveremz. BACK Chapple, S. Shineman, R. Herron, D. Anders. SECOND ROW: Coach Hagen, B. COX. S. Schoonover, R. Foster, ROW: D. Stoner, managerg W. Amthor, manager: K. Clodfelter, D. HOWCU, B- GHif1eS, D- Reynolds, J- Coach Henningsen, D. Andrews, T. Graves, B. Cox, D. Staples, R. Reid. UMW! X? Coach Gabe Shineman Coach Carol Henningsen Coach Lonnie Hagan For the second time in as many years the Rock Port Bluejay football squad took top honors in the 275 conference. This was a year that will be remembered by all of the people that were on the squad as well as the people whose only chance for the participation lay in watching their sons out there on the field. Games that will stand out in peoples minds will be the homecoming with all its water and mud, and certainly no one will forget the Tarkio game with them favored by three touch- downs, but the final score told the whole truth, 40-7 in favor of old RPHS. Yes sir, it was a grand year for the blue and the white. FRONT RCW: R. Bunn, M. Cox, S. Davis, T. Scott, B. Shandy, D- Garland. R- J2C0bS, C- Knierim, manager- Christy, R. Leesley, R. Meyerkorth, J. Forbis. SEC- BACK RCW? G- Gaines, C- Hill, M- Davis, R- Makings, OND ROW: S. Miller, J. Fentiman, J. Stoaks, J. Webs- D- SYHSUW, B- Gallup, J- Copeland, D- COX, T- HOUYS, ter, M. Randall, M. Randall, B. Lutz, D. Clodfelter, W. G- BCUUlIl8'l0n, Coach Sllinemall- 8 Mound City .... .... Craig ...... Tarkro ....... . . Nodaway Holt ....... Burlington Jct. North Nodaway ..,... Fairfax ........ . . South Holt .... . . Hamburg .... . . Scam 6 12 Rock Port ...... 12 Rock Port 51 7 Rock Port ...... 40 19 Rock Port ...... 41 12 'Rock Port ...... 39 0 Rock Port ...... 32 0 Rock Port ....., 33 0 Rock Port ...... 14 7 Rock Port ...... 33 Lutz carries around end in the Graham game. Defense at the Craig game. Doug TANK,' Andrews takes a trip around end. Kathy Brought Football Sally Fay .Qawu flttauiaat jmm Aducdant vw-:Q www .Queen Adaadmt Sopiaowfae flttazdauuf Kathy St uthers DeVo a Duho Bfuatmm fltteadmt Cfwwfufeafwz Marlene Sands M606 l Barbara Smith Stacy Gebhards Sopionwte fitteadzutt Randy Reid flamecomutg Gary Gaines ffmy fftteadwtt Steve Shineman Katy Azwmm 3 umm 74ttatdcutt David Garland Ctowa6ea,wt Ffwdfwttm AMW! Terry Houts Jeff Stubblefield RiCl121rd M11kiHgS QC ,fa NS' ,vu-A.- F-1' X up vj. f-ga 3 Q .v J H . ,gif ,ii 4, .x 3 4 L Y X ' w f X342 Q? Xie. Y v fy J avi , ,E if ,S L A f . A 9 f 4 1 ' J iw N S S .ik .v 'sm Q N .16 5, Q -Q! I fb+f-vnu...-.,,,.,,J,. X X-:'i1 4 i-......W - 1 Q ' Q af' , fa: 5 A f, ve: Q? 35 xiii-. , v ., fl ' 5 Q , Q'-,f am, www BACK ROWa Coach Henningsen, B. Muller, D. Howell, R. Makings, B. Gallup, G. Carpenter, F. Davis, B. Gaines, K. Clod- felter, J. Fentiman. FRONT ROW: W. Amthor, D. Clodfelter, R. Meyerkorth, D. Anders. Rick sinks another one! Bruce goes up for another rebound! Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port. . . Rock Port Rock Port. . . Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port. . . Rock Port Rock Port. . . Rock Port Rock Port. . .43 Rock Port Rock Port. . . Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port 51 South Holt .... 54 41 Nodaway Holt. . 60 65 Essex ........ 64 52 Mound City .... 69 37 Faucet ....... 46 37 Stanberry ..... 55 62 Hamburg ..... 53 48 South Page .... 83 76 Craig ........ 41 52 Fairfax. . . . . S5 39 Benton ......, 82 59 Maryville ...... 64 West Nodaway. . 94 67 Fairfax ....... 59 7 51 West Nodaway. . 72 52 Tarkio ....... 73 78 North Nodaway. 88 J 53 West Nodaway. . 72 Scam 3 7am Starting in the back row: R. Foster, M. Randall, D. Salfrank M Randall B Cox, R. Bunn, M. Seek, G. Chamberlain, J. Copeland, J. Polson B Christy R Leesley, D. Meyerkorth, T. Scott, R. Steele, J. Cox, S. Shineman M Cox L Chapple, G. Amthor. 'g3:,Q.f- Jump High Fellows! Floyd takes a turn Nodaway game. around an opponent during the West Gala Bamtball X T FRONT ROW: Diane Meyerkorth, Mary Jean Fox, Terry ron, Debbie Nauman, Kitty Hays, Kathy Spittler, Susan Thiesfeld, Coach Carl Henningsen, Vicki Amthor. Linda Wolf, Linda Bennington, Barbara Coit, Cathy Harmon. Foster, Linda Martin. SECOND ROW: Glenna Haer, Diane BACK' ROW: Lola Harmon, Jonna Kirk, Shirley Clodfelter Reyes, Debbie Gildersleeve, Barbara Noellsch, Carmen New, Vicki Hendrickson, Judy Miller, Nancy Harmon, DeVonia Nancy Sweeton, Vicki Leesley. THIRD ROW: Cathy Her- Duhon, Carolyn Buttercage, Se is ,iw . YE - Keep the ball rolling. As usual, she missed! Udlbdlflf Gala As usual, she made it! Great ballet defense! Sk 'M - .4 1 -, Slow motion! Block if Barb! FRONT ROW: Kathy Spittler, Linda Martin, Vicki Amthor, Foster, Susan Wolf, Vicki Leesley. BACK ROW: Coach Nancy Harmon, Lola Harmon, Mgr. SECOND ROW: Nan- Carl Henningsen, Barbara Noellsch, Terry Thiesfeld, Mary cy Swecton, DeVonia Duhon, Diane Meyerkorth, Linda Jean Fox, Cathy Herron, Mgr. ai Gosh, at last l've made the big time. Gee, it's a dream come true. 1. .e..f'ui+-:..'I'af: a Bedlam!! You mean--that's all we get? Dear Diary, These happy faces are those of the King and Queen and their attendants at Basketball Homecoming. FIRST ROW: D. Clodfelter, V. Amthor, Queen D. Meyerkorth, King G. ffomecommq l All Mr. Gaffney said was, No holding hands! You forgot your Ban spray-on!! er L Martin and D Anders TOP ROW' G Amthor Bobby Stanton and Mary Cook. Hendrickson, F. Davis, K. Hays, K. Spittler, and B. Gaines. Do it again,just a little bit slower. 82 is Z Above are the boys who represented Rock Port in the track events at the Bluejay Relays. BOTTOM: Dale Anders, John Web- ster, Rick Meyerkorth, James Fentiman. TOP: Philip Sheldon, Bill Lutz, Randy Reid and Coach Lonnie Hagan. Um Our Bluejay Track Team was a great ambassador to other towns with their great sportsmanship and keen desire for good competition. We can be sure that each ofthe boys considered this year one to remember. The boys are especially indebted to their coaches for their experience and unswerving faith in the team. To Coach Carl Henningsen we give a great big thank youu! Another thanks to the citizens of Rock Port for their sup- port at home and away and for all the cooperation that was given when help was needed for the Bluejay Relays. Broken records, high scores. meets won. tough competition-all in all it was a great year. The 440 and 220 relay teams with the trophies they won at the Bluejay Relays. nw-,e 'wX , Ai 3 , ., Coach Hagan talks with the boys before the Tarkio meet. Gaines goes up, up and over. a' f W I' '1-ff'-' , Z Q ee: -mugs. fn- .ss- ji ,K ,X l 5 Gaines and Sheldon qualified for State Meet. .. !.., S Ag ' jf ,- H 2 .- P Lf e:,,,,- . .K ,. 1 ' if li E e - W it b Q k i 'f - , fn m y e,.. ,L 6 hhee Q . , S 1 eee- -- piff L f 1, v ' i Ak , 3 5 ,k,k 1 1 -- ,L K' x-kx S e y S it or - K t - V -S Ao,, , - - e W . Mark und Gary, field event placers, at Relays. 3 fn .IP Lx Sheldon missed this one but went eleven feet at district. Loading up to go to the State Indoor at Columbia. Spam Supa Co-Captains flying their C0l0rS Hey, this lookes like a pretzel factory That famous Oswald concentration 38? Jim Stoaks! !!!!l Up, up and over. We kept all but two of them! , l N. ...fu ...uf- ...Q ,- ,,,'- .W- ,- M ,LVL,,. . 1-H, 5, fy, K me -M 'ix 1 i. :ff ff l .. 'f i f Wi 2,5 . ,wmv if. Asif 3' R. Chastain as rg- ,H 1: -Fifiifx' . 3' ,,.. .,,A .l G ... - P- - f C tee s B s . V . so Q sslrrr , N Q f or f he ' B B t B' f X. T 'Y . ' .- Q . .,,, . et-. Q 1 item L1 1 H if . f M132-452. iii., ,. G. Amthor H. Armstrong P. Ater L. Bailey J. Bowers J. Chastain -- 'E A . ff 1 ' if . 1 B. Christy A was J ' a K R. Bunn President R. Foster f., ss... .. 4 I.- Q -sp . H S. Clodfelter B. Coit . Q X ,Q . B. Cox M. Cox l E s 5 XS .. .,. .Q Nw gf H sa :li .Nfl E R. Deatz J. Forbis .. D. Bedell C. Alloway J. Copeland F. Cox Vice-President Secretary TISHSUICI Student Council Student Councll S. Garland A. Heyen C. Horton W. Grebe U55 Q E' ree 1 B I .eee l M. Howell L. Greenley D. Grossman , ,.., k,fk 'W --. 1 J. Jackson J. Kempf L. Chapple :worm ie... - f. fs Q ... :Fi Ti 1 1 Y 'K E . R, ew: ssl' we ' Qui? it ie. f 6-S- at s 5 K S. Harmon V. Hendrickson D. Kirk J. Kirk Glam .ageing l Y s f J 1 H 1, TW L Sw ww sz N is 6 Q -A gr: - . . L. Kirk R. Leesley R. Lewis M. Lister J. Logan fr... ., sf. Q, .. Q ,. W. J? fs 2 , gifs . at f W E E 48 . sa K . Q J. McCoy D. Meyerkorth J. Miller R. Perry M. Randall Mr. Paul Tiemeyer Sponsor we-N . Y -fs ,ff Ni M S if A, ' S, r . sw N Mrs. Karen Tiemeyer Mrs. Phyllis Fay Sponsor Sponggf i'l S 'r Irl S5 f. , L. ww, x g if! R. Rosenbohm D. Salfrank T. Scott D. Shelton L Shipley air' is HQ . .igz .... r Y ...vis . 6 -, F . CS' is I fa gf 1 ss . sg x ,........ 5 s R. D. Steele J. Stevens M. Struthers G. Tharp L. Tharp R. Lorenz X. i M. Randall Wk ff. X' 5 ff f X53 Ms :x A r. . -wif j F. R. Makings J. Rhoades Mrs. Brenda Scamman A. Smith L. Thomas Sponsor ii Q ' s . P.. ra . .Q VC -1f- Q , . B. Smith ' . a xi s J L iw X 1 .1 si X 'HS .Q he Q L. Ziegel 15. 'fi 1' N 1. X xx ,J SQ ' M SM Q dw ' wx .L N 2 5 x ' S , an Q Q XE' .i , 1 ,,., -4,4 E -1 Q -gf.: ,S gg, ,,y,2,-55 155 . . ,, , Q , E J 5 ,I E - f .I ,A .v V ,541 i, l 1,1 x 1. ,J M .-Q R- glggsa-1515-:asv-:.:,,a 11' ,... W ig. in Aw 1 E 1 S 2 5 E P F . 5 S i Q X S0f400t0'66 3 , ey Q Q Q M. Armstrong S, Amr E. Bailey P. Brooks S0fAO0L0fL6 Dear Diary, Our class has a representative in every activity in school with the exception of the National Honor Society. But this is be- cause it is open to upperclassmen g 3 Next year we will have a wealth of prospects. s L The most memorable event of if 'rr. - ii i g our year was Freshman Initiation i' 5 M W S which was held in the fall. At . ' this time, we gave the green freshmen a night they would S. Brooks L. Brown S. Brown G. Chamberlain S. Cherick L 'IT Xe X H .1 S- is EV ' s , ,, t A fy R:....3? 1 HML Carl Mas-hlgenfly Ng5ifBi3Y R. Herron M. Gilbert L. Bennington en n e a ra . . . . S nl gs n e erg Student Council President Vice-President ponsor Sponsor Sponsor trr tiis'iii:it it ' 1 r - ff rr' lg f r . .,.. . his . ' . a n f l ee .1 2 T .. .,, M . .ss s L sg a .fs ...S ,X 4 . - .... 3 . - f M :'f ' B .r'. ' . . Q M. Davis S. Davis J. Cox M. Derrossett B. Gaines T. Graves D. Green . .. -A a f .4 ei . is , . 1 K. Harmon N. Harmon P. Harris L. Hecker B. Hughes R. Jacobs D. Kelton Claw never forget. Of course it was all in fun for we treated them later. However, everyone went home soaking wet and covered with paint. We who were left to clean up had a task not bargained for. It was our privilege to select Barbara Noellsch to represent our class in Jefferson City as a Sophomore Pilgrim. Even if we were the middle class, we had a lot of fun as sophomores. gfggefe gf My , gffiv Qfifriiiw we .. ne.. A .y lr: , ' 5 .3 X-1 2 ,at sf ., . si . s D .r W -Sig? Xe Q, Q X Myst vi sf? Q 4 5 Y I R. Kirk D. Laverentz C. Lewis we H es it ie- 'S X sy.--. A L. Lorenz R. Mayerkorth D. Mifflin R. Naumarl D. Duhon Secretary C. Buttercase D. Townsend R. Oswald Treasurer Student Council rf-if-' .H ' D 'lii f..i 1 A ' ' B. Phelps J. Polson D. Rolf M. Seek W. Shandy 36 YL .V .se G 1 a 1 X aw H.. as D x -Q v S YW x . Shineman W Syev fij el -' P si' Q . ' D' l'Y'fEzi?:wwf 5 .f 2- . -.Ek-6 Q'-fi . T Ms ai-Q 3 as K., 'fi rr ..,, . 9 - s s .Q S. Lewis B. Noellsch fa A.. ge me . 1 ' . X ,gi 2 C. Perry K. Spittler is ve? fe se i ie sf sea ,.',.. .. P r ' A .A taii ' A X P 1 l - iid : s'ii J, as . I J. Staples P. Thomas . Van Meter T. Walker D. Webster J. Webster T. Whalen 4 S TY gg. sg 52 fl T. 'ii Q-zyff.. fn .y9ga, , wk wi' X W wax Vw 3 , 5' N . . I, Sv' if N um rt f Q , F N 'X 7 S-gf is W X 'Q ax a , ff x . , x'f- 'v ik- x K 1.2 X w YA M X3 W N-1. 1 X t is .. 'IW 1 ' l S. Bailey P. Bell .if . ' Q. s fe! '55 f R. Cook Sponsor V 1215 as 3 Q Ti W' if X 'QE Mr. Charles Shaw G. Davis at gs R. Brusha l':A .Q if K. Clodfelter Sponsor Mrs. Betty Shaw v -.ff ' s , 4-1 b F Q is g Q ivan gk in -. :. , 1-raswiwft . Q. . 5 '!Q?N-'isii D. Christian B. Cox mm Dear Diary, We Juniors finally got a taste of being upper classmen. We worked long hours making note- books, projects, plus writing a term paper. With all of these, regular assignments kept piling up. With the football season came our first business venture- .fss . f gb . the Jumor stand. What a lot of 1 'A' K' .gq work, but thanks to our spon- : iisl sors, Mrs. Henningsen, Mr. and ' Mrs. Shaw, and Mr. Danner, f QQ things ran smoothly. In the fall, the Honor Society F. Davis President Vice-President Treasurer .. S Don Reynolds Jacque Reid Kathy Struthers V, .. 'V..,. . l K. Daugherty J. Dooley M. J. Fox J. Frede G. Grubb i l l l G. Haer L. Harmon B. Gallup D. Garland D. Gildersleeve D. Howell K. Hays Claw made their annual induction. Ten juniors were admitted which was quite an honor. ln February, our class rings arrived. We were all so proud, but a few of the boys did not keep theirs too long. The Junior Play, Tammy, Tell Me True, was presented on March 15. The high-light of the spring was the Junior-Senior Prom. Next year we will be se- niors and hope to make it our best year. S. Hutsell Secretary Student Council Nancy Sweeton E. Kirk sis? X5 x ss. is 'E wx P. Sheldon I ' sr sf. K ,554 .- , . 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FYQ-Q Ru-M , ,Q RPN ,Sf uf . f f ws , 4 11 9 I fx- ff w 'av ug gf bf' :- it Urdu ,flmtkzu I Club 41 lf,l5.A. 3.41 Basketball 3.41 Track 3, ll Football 3.-lL Boys State 31 Basketball Can- didate 41 llonor Society 41 Junior Play Senior Play1Cltristtnas Ball Prince -lg Athlete ofthe Year 4 Class Vice-President 3 Student Council l1Pep Club l.l.3.-lxliirls Bas- ketball l .l.3.-lg Junior Play 1 Senior Play1Class Assembly lgliand l,l, 31Cliorus 3.-lp Music Contest l,l,3,-lgkiirl Athlete ol the year 4 . l5.F.A. l,l,3.41 R Club 3,-lg Football Manager 13,-lg Basketball 23,43 Junior Play: Senior Play Class Assembly l Bak Efwgaw fbuiw V wizzm mmm Amt Walla Wad flmtlwt R Club 3 ,-lgSecretaiy 4 Football 3.-l1Traek 3,-l Student Louneil -, Ju nior Play :Senior Play ' 1 4 Q 4 I uhh' mom Class Assembly 4: Band 21Pliysies Award 4 Gerald 'Dauuy yluutwaq Stww Zim :lm Zak TBauu1iqwn Class Assembly l 1 Track 7 F.F.A. 3.41 Student Council 41Vice-Presi- dent ol' Student Council 41 Class 'l'rcasut'er 41 Sc- nioi' l'lay1Track 3,4 SB 'Billy fowow Band l ,231 lvlajorcttc 2.31 Music Contest 2,31 Chorus 2,31 Pep Club l, l,31Cltccrleadet' 31 An- nual Candidate l 1 Class Assembly l,41Basket- ball l1Football Atten- dant 21 Class Secretary 31 Librarian 41 Secre- tary 4 Class President 41 Sec- retary lor F.F.A. 41 R Club 41 Football 41 Co- captain 41 Track 3: Senior Play 4 fCa!1i4 'Bwaqlt F.F.A. l,Z,3 Gale fauwiqtoa Basketball l1Senior Play: Librarians 13.41 President 41 Class As- sembly l ,41 Homecom- ing Queen Candidate 41 Good School Citizen 4: Class Secretary 21 Christmas Ball Candi- date l1OL1lSllJIldll1g Citizen oli the Year Award 4 W sm, new mae fgudmme Gauge daafeaza Football l,3,41 Basket- ball l,21 Publications 4 Good Citizen 3 1 Junior Play: Senior Playg Cho- - rus I ,2,3L Creative Writ- ing Award 3,4 V Class President .v R Club 3 4 Football l Basketball l 7 24 .lu mor Play. Scmoi Play Class Assembly I 4' Drum Major l.2,3,4: Chorus l ,2,3,4: Basket- ball Homecoming King 41 Music Contest l ,2,3, 4g Drama Award 4 25114601 Chorus l,2,3,41 Presi- dent 41 Student Council 3.41 Band l,2,3,4: Mu- sic Contest l,2,3,-41 Honor Society 3,41 Track 21 Junior Playg Senior Play Student Director 43 Class As- sembly l,4: Outstand- ing Music Student Award 4 R-C ub 4 F l- A 3 4 Football 3 4' Basketball 3,41 Class Assembly 41 F.F.A. King 41 Football Attendant 3 ss ex ffafwr Enom Pep Club 2,3,41 Junior Playg Senior Play: Class Assembly 41 Chorus 2, 33 Music Contest 21 Bas- ketball 21 Publications 4 Eeuuuf Glodfelm Pep Club l,2,3,4: F.l-l.A. l.2,3,-ll Barn- warming Queen Candi date I :Class Assembly l1Basketball l Mah 250014 lm Sllwa lelzmd Suu Class President I1 Stu- dent Body President 41 R Club l,2,3,41Seere- tary 31 Football I .2,3,4 Basketball l ,2,41Traek I ,Z,3 .41 Junior Play1Se- nior Play1F.F.A. 1,41 Class Assembly l,4g Publications 31DaI1lsoIh Award: Athlete ot' Year Award F.F.A. 3.4 Basketball I1 Band 1,2131 Chorus I ,2,41 Vice-President 41 Music Contest l.'2,3.41 Pep Club l,2,3,4l-I Cheerlead- er 23,41 llead Cheerleader 41 Class Assembly l,41 Foot- ball llonieeoming Attendant l1 Football llomeeoining Queen Candidate 41 Annual Queen Candidate 21Class Treasurer l 1 Class Secretary 31 Good School Citizen 21 Honor Society 3,41 llonor Society Secretary 4: Junior Play1 Senior Play: History Award 31D.A.R. Award: Drama Award l Clifton fum Fauwwn R Club 2,314 1 Viee-Presi- dent 41 Football l,2,31 Ti-aek 1.13.41 Class As- sembly l1Junior Play1 Senior Play linda Foam Football l,2,3,41Traek l.3,41F.F.A. l,41R Club 23,41 Football King Candidate 41Bas- ketball l.2,3 Smal lqm 1744 Basketball 2,3,41Senioi Play: Chorus 2,41 F.ll.A. 2.3.41F.H.A. Treasurer 31 Secretary 41 Barnwarming Queen 41 Pep Club 23,41 Al- pha Chi 31Band 2.3.41 Music Contest l 12.3,-11 Qutstanding Alto Solo- ist Award 'llltwi flafixmq Yullutq GW! flddll 60024 Im Grim Pep Club l,2,3,4: Hon- or Society 3,41 Trea- surer 4g Class Assembly lgBaskctball 12,31 Publications 31 Alpha Chi 3g Senior Play: Sal- utatorian: Betty Crock- er Award 4 Honor Society 3,41 Vice-President 41 Pep Club 3.-lg Junior Play' Senior Play: Chorus 2, 3,41 Music Contest 2,3, 41 Class Assembly 41 Typing Award 31 Best English Student 4: Out- standing Business Stu- dent 41 Bookkeeping Award 41 Shorthand Award 41ACcompanisl Award 41 Outstanding Chorus Student 4 CMM Iowa flmoa Pep Club 3.4: Class Sec- retary 21 Chorus 31 Christmas Ball Princess 4 Honor Society 41Chorus 2,3541 Senior Play: Mu- sic Contest 2,3.41Com- merce Test 4: Outstand- ing Bass Soloist 27mg Wayne fiom F.F.A. l.2,3,4g Senior Play 1 Class Assembly I V Sm 665011 Football I ,2,3,41 Co- eaptain 4: Track 2,3,4g Band I .2,3,41 Chorus 43 R Club 3,43 President 4g Football Homecoming King 43 Student Council 4: D.A.R. Award 4 Shun Wana Hudwvr Steve HMM Woduq 9aqe6w4oa Pcp Club 3,41 Sludcnt Council 4g Treasurer 41 Class Scurclary -ll Cliristinas liall Priuccss 31Chorus 2,33 Class As scmbly 41 Pcp Club Ol'- liccr 4 ,Dada Gzuflaw Wlaum Track l,3,4g Band l,lg Senior Playg Publica- tions Award 4 UW .fqfm .fwildq Pop Club l.1,5,41 Bas- ketball l,2,3,41Baskc1- ball lloniccoining Candidalc 41 llonor Socicly 3,-lg Prcsidcnl -ll Alpha Clii 31Class Vicc-Prcsidcnl l,l1 Class Assembly I .41 Acadcniic Awards l,2, 3.-lg linglisli Award .ll llistory Award 3: Pub- lications 3: Valcdicl- orian Football l,2g Track 7 Class Assembly I1 lil-'.A. 2,351 'Bdl .Ewa Band l,2,3,-l1Cliorus I, w . i - X lp.-l. Pc p 1 lub I ,-..s, Class assembly l,41.lu- nior l'lay1S' A ' Librarian 31 Cln isli liall Allcndanl 1 ffmold Waqfre ffuwg lf.l .A. Prcsidcnl 41 Vice-Picsidcnl 2: Slu- dcnl Council 31 R Club 3.-1:l .lf.A. l.2,3,-lg lfoolball l ,lj ,111 .lunior Play2Class Asscmbly I 1 Track 3.-lx Agricullurc Award 4 Emma flu: 'McCoy l03 4 Dam Wleqwtofui F.F.A. l,2,3,4, F.F.A Sec. 3, Football l,Se- nior Play, Class Assem. I ,Track 2 ma, ma B.B. l,2,3,4,Band l,2, 3,4,Music Con. l,2,3,4g Chorus 3, Pep Club l,2, 3,4, Pep C, Pres. 4, Honor Society 4, Al- pha Chi 2,31 Stu. Coun- cil 3,Class Plays 3,4, B.B. Home. Queen 4, Class Assem. 1,43 Dra- ma Award 3, Pub. 4, News Ed. 4, Girl Ath- lete 4, Stage Band Bally Www Football l,2,3,4, Bas- ketball l,2,3,Track 1, 2,3,4: R-Club 2,3,4: Student Council l,4, Sophomore Pilgrim Class Vice-Pres. 4, Class Treasurer 2, Publica- tions 1,35 Football King Can. 4 Pep Club l,2,3,Band 1, 2,3,4, Band Pres. 3,4, Music Contests l,2,3,4, Senior Play, Outstand- ing Music Student 3,43 Librarian 2 Wada Oawald Pep Club l,2,3,4:Cheer- leader 4, Class Plays 3, 4, Chorus 2,3,41 Band l,2,3, Music Contest I, 2,3,4, Student Council 2,Class Sec. l ,Class Assem. l,4, B.B. Man. 2, B.B. 3, National Hon- or Society 4 7lZaf1a.4t!l1ur77Zzut14 Band Vice-Pres. 3, Foot billl l,3l Class Plays 3,4 Class Asscm, l,4, Band jadq Wowulabn 4 Class Pres. 21 Student - Council 3,41R-Club 2. 3,41 Football I ,2,3,41 Boys BB. Man. l.21Sc- nior Play1Class Asscrn. as Pep Club 3,41 Chccr lcudcr 41 F.B. Homo. Attcnd. 31 Football Queen 41 Student Coun- cil 41SIll.COLll1.SCC. 41 Class Plays 3,41llottor Society 4: Bluejay lid. 4: Pub. Award. 4 Q -n l,2.L horus L21 l'.B. All-Dist. '07 Music Con. Lf WZMJW 54,444 Steve Sclwovwm Football l,2,3,4: Band l,2.31Track l.2,31B.B, l1B.B. Man. 41 R-Club 3,41Cl'lUlillS lllix- Alpha Chi 2,31 Band l, 2,31 Chorus l,2,31 Class Plays 3,41 Class Asscrn. change Assent. l fqf Scott famed Staaka li , PepLlubl234' . . 7 . 1 v 1 ' rmtk l '3' 'PPA' It F.H.A.41F.H.A.Quecn 231 '- .l,': 1 ,' Cubs Angm 4 Can. 41C lass Asscm. l Lluss Plays 3,4 4 V 71111 'limp lmda Uflmpwfr 24151666 Wailea A I 7 ?4 In lu 4 FHA ,ml SCIIIOI Play Girls Track 4 Spi.LL.llAbSC.ll1 4 C lass Assun l Pep Club L21 Class As- sem. l. Saw: Wag Sponsor gu- Sponsor M44. Bzuulafm Wlwagma 7724. lafuue Haqm S Q? sg Q it Proud und happy are the faces of thcsc graduating, seniors. H -I KXNM-M K, Q 'Sw' w. W Q, 'i 32 I , I Y X 2 ii K S X X gx W 'X ' Fixx Af . , A 3 f 5 E ww sw. Ss? 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