Rock Port High School - Bluejay Yearbook (Rock Port, MO)
- Class of 1969
Page 1 of 136
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D Through her teaching of history, MIS' Betty Shaw, dufmg her fifteen she enlivened the past and prepared years of teaching in the Rock Port School System, has had a profound in- Now that she is retiring, her high her students for the future. spirit, perseiverance, and enthusiasm will be missed. With these thoughts in mind, we, the Publications Staff, dedicate this, The 1969 Bluejay to her. l 2 E i i s FA C In this rapid changing World, a well istration in preparing their students to equiped library and a helpful librarian accept the responsibilities in an adult A time to prepare is a great asset to teachers and admin- World. Mr. Don Hendrix,Mr.Cl1arlee Garst,Mr. Harrison Bailey,Mr W J H Stoner presrdent D1 D C Gallup Mr T R Wrndes superintendentg and Mrs. Marlene Copeland, treasurer. Mr. Stoner presented diplomas to the graduates. Mrs. Orma Lee Hunter, secretary to the Board of Education. -N-mmf High School Principal-Mr. Gerald Shineman: B.S., Tarkio Collegeg Tarkio, Missouri. ADMINISTRATION The Administration has greatly helped the stu- dents this year. They kept the pupils under control and helped them with their problems. Mr. Whit- church, Rock Portss first guidance counselor, lis- tened to the troubles of many students and helped them make decisions for the future. They were a big help and the students would like to thank them for making 1968-1969 a wonderful year. Grade School Principal-Mrs. Wilma Grubb: B.A., Tarkio Collegeg Tarkio, Missouri. Superintendent of Schools-Mr. T. R. Windes: B.S., SMS Springfield, Missourig M.S.U. of Wyoming, at Laramie. Guidance Counselor-Mr. Claude Whitchurch: B.S. KSC Pittsburg, Kansas. , yc ,NN Marion disects a frog in Biology II. Diane and Leslie try to reverse Mikeis field of vision. 9: MATH There is a time for discipline. In Rock Port, discipline ofthe mind was achieved through study of mathematics and science. In math, students learned the how and why of numbers. They studied number systems, triangles, and curves. Above: Herb tests Stevels learning capacity. Right: Mr. Dick explains some trigonometry. Right: Phil and Don observe wave pat- terns. Mr. Dannar explains chemistry to Greg. SCIENCE In the field of science, students did everything from bending glass to do- ing lung transplants on frogs. By solid teaching, along with many hours of study, Rock Port students gained in- sight into the workings ofthe uni- verse. Mr. Larry Dannar. B.S., NWMSC Mrs. Jackie NWMSC Below: Chemistry students Watch a reaction. Henninggen, B,S,, Mr. William DiCk. BS., Univer- sity of Nebraska Mrs. Barbara Marquart, A.B., Mrs. Betty Salfrank, A.B., Tar- Central Methodist College. kjo College, LANGUAGE ARTS AND SPEECH Mrs. Barbara Marquart taught Fresh- man and Sophomore Language Arts, and Mrs. Betty Salfrank taught Junior and Senior English and Speech. 'Mrs. Marquart's English classes gave interesting speeches. The City Slicker and Our Nell , a melodrama, was presented May 13. rv Students in speech characterize many different emotions. The Senior English class studied the miracle play, 'tNoah's Ark . 'gThe Littlest Angel , a Christmas play, was given by the speech department. 7 LLL? A . W, AGRICULTURE AND HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Gertrude Mulvania teaches Home Economics and Mr. Charles Shaw, Vo- cational Agriculture. Mr. Charles Shaw, B.S., Iowa Mrs. Gertrude Mulvania, B.S State. NWMSC. 'mx The Home Economics girls are shown demonstrating their skills. rd it 5 ' 9 I f A f my 1 Ten Adult Farmer meetings and Fifteen young Farmer Sessions , 3 Building a saw horse were an important part ofthe ' , , Z that can be used on Vocational Agriculture Pro- A r th f gram. l . i A 6 arm' sk K az X 4 l in , I ,,:,, f--': f Eig a- Q F . Q V he f,:i,gi.???j5sfrs4x 9 ,V V, 2 fl isamgax ,M A' , 1 f g,g, A My V Roy uses a lathe and a ' fi 'ul M router to turn wood. -rai l A 53 r of Aggfzvw V if 3 n t i ,,. u ,. W or .,u., A Egan M Coveralls are used to keep the paint off the individuals. V- is ,1.L I .. .. . I . :..:E'.' FTW q i1.sS '1 .. 'X Teh 't it ' r...si 1 e Qi: A M e 5 .gif : -Q so it .-k, V 1. wi ffrfs X E s N W5 f i 2 Tcl? .5 . . ..s,:W-ss,.,,.--N 1 - -wwf.-. X Y x X . Gt Q ml X s 9 ,s Q si X W was . ,r lb X, -R We 7 -'Et,'1frsfwf1f . . lrigss-- as - as 2 agL55f5,.s .. f jpeg,-, E.: e Risisztfsfts . X - V 'ff :SL 1.1 5 J 55: lf? ' - - liH2fQ::s?t5szigf M- .1 f 'iiiivzsiiftgtigfk -' vitae ., m,ftf+,x f . . C . - is f we Mrs. Betty Shaw. BS Tarkio Col- lege, Tarkio, Missouri. HISTORY AND CIVICS The history department was headed by Mrs. Betty Shaw, Her abundant en- thusiasm made her American and World History classes among the most interesting offered at Rock Port. Mr. Claude Whitchurch taught the two high school Civics classes as well as act- ing as guidance counselor. His many personal experiences added interest to these classes. . Mr. Claude Whitchurch. BS KSC Pittsburg, Kansas. When Mrs. Shaw talked, every- one listened, but by seventh hour it was sometimes difficult to con- jure up very much enthusiasm. When the junior American His- tory classes learned Mrs. Shaw was not returning, they gave her a party and crowned her Mrs, American History? class made three-dimensional Mr. Whitchurch's citizenship class enjoyed many lively discussions. The sophomore World History maps as one of their projects. f .:gf' iil ,g...mEm,, ' M3 Y' H fi STS? ,, :Imam ' 5 za M , ...W -:uf--.,y. :f,:a W - fe - .- j K ww rw . ,Q W lr: ' ,WMQW-V Mr. Dennis Gates. BS NWMSC, Maryville, Mo. The Bookkeeping I classes took advantage of the overhead pro- jectors. Y Ji li xiii vi fri e i , V ': ' ii 3 Maw' Y -' ' xi, as COMMERCE The commerce department was han dled by Mrs. Phyllis Fay and Mr. Den- nis Gates. Mrs. Fay taught Bookkeep- ing I and II, shorthand, and publicat- ions. Mr. Gates instructed all typing classes, Clerical Office Practice I and II, and Basic Business. The Basic Bus- iness classes studied buying and selling stocks and the bookkeeping classes worked on practice income tax forms. Much practical experience was gained. Mrs. Phyllis Fay. AB Tarkio Col lege, Tarkio, Mo. Mr. Gates always made sure every- one understood the assignment. Students in Clerical Otfice prac- tice prepared for the regular routine of the life of a steno- grapher. The Bookkeeping II classes spent many hours Working on their practice sets. if Mrs. Ann Greiner, B.S., N.W.M. S.C. FOREIGN LANGUAGES The sixth hour Spanish class was a challenge for Mrs. Grein- er's patience. This year Rock Port offered both Spanish and French since foreign languages are becoming more important for entrance to college. Mrs. Greiner taught French I and II and first-year Spanish. This house, one of Mrs. Greiner's many projects, was made by her students. Mr. Ed Cox, Drivers Education. B.S. Tarkio College Mrs. Nikki Delaney, Girlls P.E. Mr. Carl Henningsen,Boy's P.E B.S. NWMSC, Maryville B.S. NWMSC, Maryville P.E. 81 DRIVERS EDUCATION Besides taking care of physical education for the high . school, Mr. Henningsen and Mrs. Delaney supervised the el- 1 W A ementary playground. Mr. Cox had quite a time in trying to teach the poor sophomores how to drive. . Marg: ' 'W' M V ff' e-ef ...--f Mrs. Delaney exercised too. Are you sure this is the Way to fix a flat? The gang with their new car. I think I hurt myself . -3 4 ian '! ,,'J.I'L. Ken Greiner. B.S. NWMSC Cathy Baumli. B.S. NWMSC C'm0n kidgggjngy Mr. Greiner readies Jackie for con- tests. USIC DEP RT The music students at Rock Port filled the halls with sound this year. Mr. Greiner commuted to Watson everyday to teach chorus and band, as Well as taking care of High School band and chorus and Beginning band. Miss Baumli taught elementary music and accompanied the chorus. Riley Schenk, NWMSC, was a practice teacher during the last quarter. Mr. Schenk directing at the Jr. High Spring Pops Concert. Miss Baumli leading the 2nd grade in song. The High School band held a pre-contest concert. l Mrs. Deva Cox, Secretary to High School Principal Mrs. Jenny Howell, Secretary to Superintendent Windes. Although the administra- tion is very efficient, it does need help in its daily routine. Mrs. Cox helped to keep the High School functioning by preparing daily announce- ments and helping Mr. Shine- man. Mrs. Howell kept the financial records of all the classes and organizations. Mrs. Bernice Hays, Secretary to Grade School Principal. Mrs. Hays is a tremendous help to Mrs. Grubb as well as to the students purchasing lunch tickets. Mrs. LaHue checked everyone's eyes and ears again this year as well as giving T.B. tests to all stu- dents and faculty. Mrs. Dorothy Peck, Playground Supervisor. MTS- Pauline I-2lHUe, School NUISC- COOKS Mrs. Beulah Smith, Mrs. Loretta Fox, head cookg Mrs. Lucille Klump, Mrs. Hannah Bressler, Mrs. Ver- lene Millsaps, and Mrs. Lu- cille Thompson. lt's time to eat!', Mrs. Sylvia Clodfelter and Mrs. Joan Case Back Row: B. W. Nauman, Gene Hunter, Chuck Perry, Charles Lorenz. Front Row: Larry Dannar, Ed Cox, Delbert Stites fhead driverj and J. H. Wolf. BUS DRIVERS AND CUSTUIJIANS Head Custodian Walt Millsaps Royal Harmon Everett Morrison A MEMORIAL Many of the students in junior and senior high school owe a year of their education to Mrs. Pauline Hartman, who passed away October 5, 1968. Prior to her fourteen years of teach- ing fourth grade in the Rock Port School System, she taught innumerable years in our country schools. Mrs. Hartman was devoted to her school, her church and her familyg her presence will be greatly missed. ff' f33Zf??fEZi2lff pf: fl , r. vie!! ,t fQ 4L'Wf 'iw '757fl'W?' r f lAat-ivffsxsafsfftff:fs 4:1 vt, fig L ' f , f A-Hfifwi1'fff41Messrs f : ff'f,.fifT2fV li - ' Q,mew1e,g, 4 SE IORS A time to build up- When a student reaches his senior year, he feels he is at the topg but hey soon realizes that only the foundation has been laid. He must now begin building his own life by firmly setting his goals, strengthening his character, choosing his career and advancing his quest for knowledge. Suzanne Bailey Patrick Lee Bell Raymond V. Brasha Kenny Calvin Clodfelter U Robert E. Cook Benjarnin Floyd Cox Floyd C.'Davis Gloria ,lean Davis Janice Marie D ooley Mary Jean -F ox Dave L. Garland Cary Rolf Grubb, Janet Leigh Frede Doris Diane Gayler Glenna Lee Haer Bruce D. Gallup Debbieflo Gildersleeve Lola Marie Harmon Vera E- Herron Clifford V. Hill Chris Holmes David L. Howell Lori Ann Hunt Judith Diane Husing Steven H. Hutsell .lane Elaine Kirk R. Eugene Kirk Kathleen Rose Miller Robert A. Muller Jacque Gayle Reid 4 Steve Miller Debra Diane Nauman Diane Marie Reyes Patricia Ann Morrison Carmen Lynn New Donald E. Reynolds Warren'C. Schomburg Connie Mae Shandy Philip Lynn Sheldon David L. Stastny Karen Ann Stoner Kathryn Ann Struthers Nancy Marie -Sweeton Herbert Lewis Tharp Terry Ann Thiesfeld SPOIESOT Mavis Dalene Williams Mr. Carl Henningsen, Mrs. Jackie Henningsen, sponsor Mr. William Dick, sponsor SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS SUZANNE BAILEY-Band 13233343 Band President 43 Chorus 132 33 343 District Music Contest 13233343 State Music Contest 3, 43 Saxophone Trio 3343 Alpha Chi 23 Pep Club 13233343 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Class Assembly 43 Exchange Assemblies 2,43 Football Homecoming Attendant 23 Outstanding Senior Girl in Band 4. PAT BELL-Readers Digest Award 43 Top Senior3 Class President 1 3 Student Body President 43 Honor Society 3343 President 43 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Alpha Chi 23 Outstanding Teenager of America 43 Band 13233343 Student Director 43 Stage Band 43 Chorus 43 District Music Contest 233343 State Music Contest 3343 Good School Citizen 33 Class Assembly 43 Scholastic Award 13233343 English Award 3,43 History Award 2333 Typing Award 33 French Award 33 Chemistry Award 33 French 2 Award 43 English Award 43 Outstanding Senior Boy in Chorus 43 Outstanding Senior Boy in Band 43 Math Award 43 Bio- logy Award 43 RAYMOND BRUSHA-Football 13 Basketball 33 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Class Assembly 43 Outstanding Senior in Chorus 4. KENNY CLODFELTER-Football 233343 Basketball 233343 Track 2343 R-Club 43 FFA 33 Barnwarming King 33 Christmas Ball Prince 43 Class Assembly 4. ROBERT COOK4Football 13233 343 R-Club 43 Basketball 33 Track 43 FFA 233343 Class Assembly 4. BEN COX4Football 233 343 Basketball l,2Q Track l3R-Club 3343 Chorus 1,23 Publications 43 Student Council 43 Football Homecoming King Candidate3 Music Contest 1,23 Class Assembly 4. FLOYD DAVIS-Basketball 13233343 Basketball Homecoming Attendant 33 King 43 FFA 13233343 Vice-President 23 Treas- urer 33 President 43 Star Chapter Farmer 3343 Star Greenhand 13Mechanics Award 23 Livestock Award 33 Agri. Award 4. GLORIA DAVIS4Pep Club I,2,3,4g Cheerleader 43 FHA 233 343 Treasurer 33 Recreation Leader 43 Outstanding Member Can- didate 33 Barnwarming Queen 33 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Good School Citizen 23 Librarian 43 Class Assembly 43 Drama Award 4. JANICE DOOLEY-Band 2,3 343 Vice-President 43 District Music Contest 3343 State Music Contest 3343 Good School Cit- izen 23 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Betty Crocker Award 43 Pep Club 3343 Class Assembly 43 2-Year Drama Award 4. MARY JEAN FOXfBasketball 13233 343 Chorus 233343 Pep Club 13233343 Vice-President 33 President 43 Advisory Council 33 43 Alpha Chi 23 Class Treasurer 23 Basketball Homecoming Queen 43 Football Homecoming Queen Candidate 43 Honor So- ciety 3,43 Librarian 3343 Student Council 43 Secretary 43 Good School Citizen 133343 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Class As- sembly 43 Girl Athlete 43 Denforth Foundation Award 4. JANET FREDE-Band 13233343 Chorus 13233 343 Pep Club 1,2 33 343 District Music Contest 13233 343 State Music Contest 3,43 Chorus Student Director 43 Majorette 3,43 Majorette Award 3343 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Best Soprano Soloist 33 Out- standing Music Student 33 Outstanding Senior Girl in Band 4. BRUCE GALLUP4Football 13233 343 Basketball 13233343 Track 13233343 R-Club 233 343 Sergeant-at-Arms 33 President 43 Cho- rus 23 Football Homecoming Attendant 23 Football Homecoming King 43 Class Assembly 4. DAVID GARLANDfR-Club 43 FFA 13233343 Football 13233343 Basketball l3Track l3Band 1,23 Football Homecoming At- tendant 33 Football Homecoming King Candidate 43 Agriculture Award 3,43 Class Assembly 4. DIANE GAYLER-Pep Club 13 Publications 43 Class Assembly 4. DEBBIE GILDERSLEEVE-Pep Club 13233343 Basketball 3343 Basketball Homecoming Queen Candidate 43 Junior Play3 Senior Playg Band 3343 Majorette 13233343 Chorus 233 343 District Music Contest 233,43 Christmas Ball Queen Candidate 13 Class Assembly 4. GARY GRUBB4Band 1,233 343 District Music Contest 233343 State Music Contest 3343 History Award 2333 Honor Society 3, 43 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Exchange Assemblies 2,43 Class Assembly 43 Freshman Initiation King 13 Creative Writing Award 43 Outstanding Senior Boy in Band 43 Salutatorian 1969. GLENNA HAER-Basketball 133343Pep Club 1,233343Chorus 13233343 Class Assembly 4. LOLA HARMON-Pep Club 13233343 Librarian 233343 President 43 Student Council 33 Basketball Student Manager 2,3343 FHA 1 3233343 Historian 23 Vice-President 33 President 43 Barnwarming Queen Candidate 43 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Out- standing FHA Member 4333 Class Assembly 4. SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS VERA HERRON-Publications 43 Class Assembly 4. CLIFFORD HILL-Football 2,33 Basketball 1,23 Student Ambassador to Maryville 43 Class Assembly 4. CHRIS HOLMES-FFA 2,3,43 Student Council Representative 43 Junior Play3 Class Assembly 4. DAVID HOWELLfFootball l,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Track 1,23 R-Club 3,43 Vice-President 43 Class Vice-President 43 Ju- nior Play3 Senior Play3 Christmas Ball Prince Candidate 13 Publications 43 Class Assembly 43 Chorus 1,2333 District Music Contest 23 Exchange Assembly 2. LORI HUNTfClass Secretary 13 Football Homecoming Attendant 13 Band 132,33 Chorus 3,43 Secretary 43 Secretary-Treas- urer Band 33 Alpha Chi 23 Student Council 33 Basketball 13 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Exchange Assembly 23 Class Assembly 4 JUDY HUSING-Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Secretary 43 FHA 1,3 343 Reporter 33 Historian 43 Librarian 3,43 Vice-Pr sident 33 Dis- trict Music Contest 1,2,43 Music Contest 1,2,43 Business Contest 33 State Music Contest 1,2 ,3,43 Exchange Assembly 43 Ju- nior Play3 Senior Play3 Class Assembly 4. STEVE HUTSELL-Class Assembly 43 Chorus 23 Christmas Ball Prince Candidate 33 Student Council 43 Honor Society 3,43 Alpha Chi 23 Publications 3,43 Assistant Editor, Yearbook 33 Editor 43 Good School Citizen 33 History Award 23 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Two year Dramatic Award 4. ELAINE KIRK4Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Senior Play, Shorthand Award 33 Class Assembly 4. GENE KIRK-FFA 1,2343 Barnwarming King 43 Christmas Ball Attendant 23 Publications 43 Class Assembly 43 Good School Citizen 33 Alpha Chi 2. KATHLEEN MILLER-Majorette 1,2,3,43 Majorette Award 2,3,43 Honor Society 3,43 Basketball 13Chorus 3,43 Band 3,43 District Music Contest 43 Student Council l 3 Class Vice-President 23 Pep Club l.2,3,43 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Class As- sembly 43 Alpha Chi 2. STEVE MILLER-Football 2,33 Basketball 33 FFA 2,3,43 Junior Play, Senior Play3 Class Assembly 4. PATRICIA MORRISON-FHA 2,3,43 Historian 33Parliame1'1tariar1 43 Chorus 23 Class Assembly 4. ROBERT MULLERfFootball 1, Basketball 1,2,3,43 Track 1. DEBBIE NAUMAN4Basketball 2,3,43 Pep Club l,2,3,43 Outstanding Spirit Award 33 FHA l,2,3,43 Secretary 43 Chorus 1,2, 3,43 Band 1,23 Music Contest 1,2,3,43 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Class Assembly 4. CARMEN NEW-Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1,33 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Student Council 43 Alpha Chi 23PubliCatiO1'1S3 Christmas Ball Queen Candidate 33 Chorus 3,13 District Music Contest 1,33 Class Assembly 4. JACQUE GAYLE REID-Freshman Initiation Queen3 Class Vice-President 1,33 Alpha Chi 23 Band 43 Chorus 2,3,43 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Honor Society 3,43 Basketball 33 Cheerleader 1,2,3,43 Head Cheerleader 43 Junior Play ,Senior Play3 Drama Award 33 Music Contest 2,43 Track 33 Football Homecoming Queen Candidate 43 Christmas Ball Princess 43 Class Assembly 43 Outstanding Teenager of America 43 Exchange Assembly 2,3 ,43 Pep Club Advisory Council 1,2,3,4. DIANE REYES-Basketball 33 Pep Club 2,3 ,43 Librarian 33 Junior Play3 Class Assembly 4. DON REYNOLDSfFootball 2,33 R-Club 2,3,43 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Class President 33 Time Magazine Award 13 Boys State 33 History Award 3. WARREN SCHOMBURG-FFA 2,3,43 Class Assembly 4. CONNIE SHANDY-FHA 1,2,3,43 Treasurer 43 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Chorus 3,43 Junior Playg Senior Play3 Class Assembly 4. PHIL SHELDON-Basketball 2,33 Track 1,2,3,43 State Indoor 2,3,43 State Outdoor 3,43 R-Club 3,43 Secretary 43 Class Presi- dent 43 Student Council 3,43 Chorus 1,2 ,3 343 District Music Contest 1,2,3,43 State Music Contest 13 Good School Citizen 3,43 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Exchange Assemblies 1,2,43 Boy Athlete of the Year 43 Outstanding Senior Boy in Chorus 43 Out- standing Good School Citizen ofthe Year 4. SENIOR ACCQMPLISHMENTS DAVID STASTNY-Football 2,3,43 Co-Captain 43 R-Club 43 Sophomore Pilgrim3 Boys State 33 Student Council 43 Vice- President 43 Honor Society 3,43 Treasurer 43 Exchange Assembly 43 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 FFA 23 Publications 43 Photo- grapher 43 History Award 33 Class Assembly 43 Drama Award 43 DAR Award 43 Danforth Award 4. KAREN STONER-Pep Club l,2,3,43 Band 2,3 ,43 Junior Playg Senior Play3 Class Secretary 4. KATHY STRUTHERS-Pep Club 233,43 Treasurer 43 Librarian 3,43 Treasurer 3g Vice-President 43 Honor Society 3,43 Stu- dent Council 43 Spirit Queen 4g Junior Play3 Football Homecoming Attendant 33 Class Treas. 4. NANCY SWEETON-Class Treasurer 13 Secretary 33 Student Council 2,33 Chorus lg District Music Contest l3Pep Club l,23 3,43 Treasurer 33 Vice-President 43 Basketball l,2,33 Publications 3,43 Assistant Editor 43 Honor Society 3,43 Vice-President 43 Librarian 3,43 Secretary 43 Junior Play3 Senior Playg Homecoming Queen CFootballj 43 Alpha Chi 23 DAR Award 43 Class Assembly 4. HERB THARP-Track 233,43 Class President 23 Class Secretary 43 History Merit 33 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 National Merit Scholarship Winner 43 Publications 43 Newspaper Editor 43 Outstanding Math Student 43 Class Assembly 4. TERRY THIESFELD-Annual Queen Candidate lg Basketball l,2,3,43 Band l,2,3,43 Student Council 43 Treasurer 43 Pep Club 1,2,3,4Q Chorus 2,3 ,43 Alpha Chi 23 Read Magazine Award lg Honor Society 3,43 Secretary 43 Girls State 3g Class Sec- retary 23 Basketball Queen Candidate 4g District Music Contest 2,4Q Junior Playg Senior Play3 Track 3g Exchange Assemblies 2 Class Assembly 4. MAVIS WILLIAMS-Pep Club 43 Chorus 43 District Music Contest 43 Senior Play3 Class Assembly 4. 'QM I 4 4 ,ef 3, t The seniors, hands waving, left by school bus on their senior trip to Six Flags Over Texas , Dallas. UN I ORS A time to dance The crowning achievement of the Class of 1970 was the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. They had worked all year to pay for it, and had spent a frantic two weeks preparing for the big night. This year's busy Junior Class learned in their stand, in their play, and in their work on the Prom, an all-impor- tant factor that will aid them in the future-the importance of good leader- ship, Mr. Larry Danner, Sponsor Linda Bennington Patty Brooks Stanley Brooks Linda Brown Miss Kathy Baumli, Sponsor Carolyn Buttercase Greg Chamberlain John Cox Steve Davis JU This is the nervous-Wreck page. Besides having to make up notebooks for Mrs. Shaw and Writing term papers for Mrs. Salfrank, the Juniors Were involved with all the usual extra activities. During the football and bas- ketball seasons, they operated an almost non-profit vending business, and in April, had barely recovered from humorously giving a production before they raced to transform the drab, vast expanse of the Memorial Building into a semi-authentic Grecian para- dise in two Weeks, no more. Most ofthe stu- dents here will return, but only for one more year. Out of the entire hard-Working Junior Class, these five did more work than the other 39 put together, for they are the class officers. To them fell the job of seeing that everything was completed, and they took the blame if it Wasnit completed. From left to right, they are: David Kelton, Vice- President, Christy Perry, Secretary, Marion Derrossett, Treasurerg Diane Rolf, President, and Steve Shineman, Student Council Rep- resentative. Barbara Noellsch, Student Coun- cil Representative, is not shown. .,a.W..,,-.f . .7 M gy U N My rri. ..... ,, .. rrr., K. , K , .. 1 0 f we I , . , ,,., , ,Qi aw, I W sv 4 f ! xx Wh ,xi S . ff aff -f , f iii ,F .0 gf, . .' we fa WM , ' l e f 'K Y 1 V 4, if 1 is fa, ,ff 4 I 1, JA I ff 4 4 , y fr , ff 4 f f f f r V- .irt fag. gl . ',t' , A M. I, :,kf ,f r 1 l is I if I I J , ,:fVfIf,,.?.:r- git 4 If , .K I mf. Wig 'ir' i ,f W' gi? . ly - B if ...W at C ris. . X r . 5. Mrs. Ann Greiner, ta? 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'A 5 r DN. s s Q -'W , Q .s i milf ,, -- :sa ..'k 1 A Q. is N W Q 'fm , , 1'g5'V . .l.1 - W A, .3 Y S?-mf , X s R 1 bi . ft, M' .,,. 5,: J, Q , M IF- +435 ' 54 5'-fi fi fha ,. ii if siii dy if K ,ff A as X RJ Devonia Duhon Barry Gaines Tom Graves Kathy Harmon Nancy Harmon Peggy Harris Larry Hecker Rick Herron Bonnie Hughes Roy Jacobs David Kelton Robert Kirk David Laverentz Carol Lewis Steven Lewis Larry Lorenz Rick Meyerkorth David Mifflin Rick Nauman Barbara Noellsch Ronnie Oswald Christy Perry Bob Phelps Jim Polson Diane Rolf Mike Seek Wayne Shandy Steve Shineman Kathy Spittler Pam Thomas Deana Townsend Gordon Van Meter Tom Walker John Webster Tim Whalen F 1 sw x F rf EE 5 3 mx E Q ff, ,. ffiiiswsv, vw? v. S ,H 'Yfffii iaaar r Aww wr I S O 0 This class has made the transition middle year is a very happy year. Here into high school, but has not seen the they form the foundation for their ju- serious side of the years ahead. The nior and senior years. A time to laugh f far f-W' kd A: .gb- Pictured above are the sophomore class officers. They ter, secretaryg Larry Chapple, presidentg and Standing: presidentg and Duane Bedell, treasurer. Mr. Dennis Gates, Sponsor Cathy Alloway Gary Amthor Holly Armstrong Lynn Bailey Mrs. Betty Salfrank, Sponsor Duane Bedell John Bowers Donna Brockman Randy Bunn Mr. Kenneth Greiner, Sponsor Larry Chapple Jim Chastain Rosemary Chastain Bob Christy Mrs. Barbara Marquart Sponsor Shirley Clodfelter Bobbie Coit Gail Cole Jeff Copeland Bryan Cox Fran Cox Mike Cox James Forbis Roger Foster 3 Roger --:r.,.e1ss 1: as wet S2 was Q its a Q 5-rw..-L R X , X S wfw- X--1 lydffi Jam'-2 Zfik xiff I K i t 3 are, Seated: Marcia Lis- Foster, vice- ss VK K I we-I Fifi: . X X 4? :fakes ' . ' -N tsl iii. hifi : 435523 K j J . i .... 1 2 , K . ' Qxfli- gf ' if new 5 , Leger ,k,L i .3 35 freer in Eg tere Q SOPHO ORES Initiating the freshmen was one of the highlights of the year for the sopho- mores. They remembered the pain they suffered the year before and because of this, they made life miserable for the unsuspecting frosh. The selection of a student to rep- resent the class on the Sophomore Pilgrimage to Jefferson City is another memorable event to be remembered. Q ' .Q -W R gan W 'T 1 ' ts-at fs 5 Q3 sw If QNX va . 10552.--2 . X 1'-We .. 1 Siam f .-f ix f ,M , . wa rg .gig -f p re 1 ,: E. .,....'- '5' -+.,..,- '-a':-L.: leaf. . Zsfvf 'E fi :1.ife j, K J Ns K at 't 3 Q M st K ir . gs r .H ' er. M, - N: .- ff- R w '-Qs , Tp! .. I :Q 35.2455 , .L he 3 Q '+V-'N 'P 1-x' S1 'I : TH . , ' Vwif' if If Elf 5 -UN Qi Q Q if ,Q f 5 L.e g a ' :LQ Q. Wifi X 3 5 X e 5 Wi.. X QQ A, page We A H at ' zswav - f it as W? . 'TVA Qi , - ' K 121 , . K -'-- ' A , we .v st .. , .. 1543, ' . ,',k -s 'f if . Sl' ,'.- ef M is J - . 1gg:.1wsw.Sg sT t' ,i vi if , I 5 5 . 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Q , f' , ii, ii x as kv 9 YQQQ B J ffzgzl rf ,L 'N C Fi I ,rp IA,,5. P V kv k as ,Egg , ww- L.A, ' . A srr S ,r LQ wk l r tj gf xl QW ..kk N. Steve Garland Warren Grebe Lezlie Greenley Debbie Grossman Stanley Harmon Vicki Hendrickson Ann Heyen Candy Horton Mark Howell Carolyn Hurt Janice Jackson Diane Kirk Jonna Kirk Linda Kirk Rick Leesley Roger Lewis Marcia Lister Roy Lorenz Richard Makings Jay McCoy Dave Meyerkorth Judy Miller Cathy Nelson Mark Randall Mike Randall Judy Rhoades Rita Rosenbohm Dennis Salfrank Tim Scott Darrel Sheldon Ivol Shipley Barbara Smith R. D. Steele Mark Struthers Gary Tharp Larry Tharp Linda Thomas Danny Webster Picture Not Available Anne Knowles S ,w. Q.m .rp S: X am 'XF Qllll as PSA ,fu-.N xqx f xg, A yr n xx .L in V! LQ 54 . K B 'WWQ -v-ffl' SN... Q s- 'I is S H M There is Z1 time to be born. Every justed to the rather hectic life of high class has Z1 beginning, and the class of school, were initiated, and, finally, 1972 had its start as the Freshman class passed on to become mighty Sophs. A tune to be born of 1969. As Freshmen, they became ad- FRESHMAN Mfs- PhYU1S Fay J SPOnsor J C A , L, Li 4 - Mr. Charles Shaw K t SPOHSOI rri, - 1 Nancy Addington s' , 1 'r ' , , A Charles Bailey J X w t t 3 , V, li - I Q ,i j ffig V.kVh ,V,,.,,k f . ,. if iz h Q z ' .... Mrs' Betty Shaw ' wr ,, ,.'., .. SPOUSOT V fv W' Nlcky Bell QM, 'J Barbara Brusha J y an 4 -' 1 . 151' vu 44 Jackie Burke jfif a y J ' f fg.if' .fait 'Fr , it is f ,yi 'IQ -1' 3 Class officers: Nancy Addington, presidentg LuAnn Manrose, secretary, Nicky Bell, treasurer, Jackie Burke, vice-president. The freshmen have had a busy year. Just getting reoriented back at RPHS was difficult, especially after a year of being upperclassmen at Watson and then being demoted to lowly underlings was almost too much to bear! The sophomores really socked to it the freshmen during their initiation and it is doubtful that they will soon forget it! Most of the time they were quiet and studious fmost of themj until County Government Day. Then the halls exploded with their posters and colorful campaign buttons. Giving a speech in front of the whole student body was rather terrifying, but in the long run, Worthwhile. It Was a wonderful year, with both good and bad times, but all of them profited. United by a common cause-misery! CLASS mi, N' -19 N221 - rs J . We - I a Lin . L A33 is , L L K if' ' ' H f 'g fb' ll 1 Ll- ,wzf 'eff-f2f'? rf' I s., Wm L V J r V., ,... , T7 K in . . . -sf . ' ' - f 2 .5 ., f.f:.,3': J3 'ff'!':5?5. B -ul' ' ' E' r i ii- ' -i - .V , : asf? ff: S1525 :QL - L Q -- . tif? we ,. . 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X 5'21:, ' ig Jennifer Burke Joni Cooper Jim Cox Kim Curry Richard Daley Chris Easley Ann Eilers Billie Frede Roxanne Evans Bob Gayler Mark Groff Ronda Haer Steve Houts Gary Howell Hal Hunt Rex Husted Charles Jacobs Randy James Tom Junko Caroline Kle mme Tom Knierim Orville Lee Roberta Long Jerry Lutz Tom Lutz Lu Ann Manrose Georgia McAfee Charles Morton James McElfish Janis Peck Debbie Perry Diane Perry Mike Phillips Patty Reyes Mike Schlup Alan Schumache Diane Shineflew Paula Underwoo I' d Brooke Wanamaker Lesa Wessler Richard Witthuhn Carolyn Wolf F I x VN? X J 4 E N 5,1 Q. aa? m hy ffhv ,. , r,f,xWm,,,Qf . we S if ,H-s , ft, U 'fffif W , fb jf. f 1 4 4 ,xr f ,,0 Iz? --aug,-L ACTIVITIES A time to speak Through the various activities and organizations offered at Rock Port, stu- dents can speak out. They show their interests and talents by the clubs they join and are elected to. At the center of all these organizations is the student council. It is composed of represen- tatives from each club and plans many of the student activities. f 3 x E Members ofthe band, First Row: Gary Grubb, Lynn Bailey, Donna Brockman, Brooke Wanamaker, Diane Shineflew, Jonna Kirk, Terry Thiesfeld, Janet Frede, Jackie Burke, Suzanne Bailey, Pat Bell Cstudent directorj. Sec- ond Row: Jim Polson, Janice Dooley, Hal Hunt, Orville Lee, Steve Houts, Kim Curry, Dave Meyerkorth, Larry Chapple, Marion Derrosett, Carolyn Buttercase, Mike Phillips, Dave Mifflin, Roger Foster, Karen Sto- ner. Third Rowi Rick Meyer- korth, Jacque Gayle Reid, Kath- leen Miller, Gary Howell, Bob Phelps, Debbie Gildersleeve, Jan- ice Peck, Mr. Greiner, Diane Kirk Mark Howell. T' ? S3RfTti0KdfS Front: C. Shandy, H. Armstrong, V. Hendrickson, L. Kirk, J. Husing, D. Townsend, L. Bailey, G. Haer, J. Frede, A. K.now- les, K. Stoner, K. Miller, A. Heyen, K. Harmon, L. Hunt, S. Bailey, C. Hurt, Mr. Greiner. SecondRow: R. Haer, F. Cox, C. Klemme, N. Addington, M. Williams, D. Nauman, C. Perry, D. Shineflew, D. Gildersleeve, M. J. Fox, J. G. Reid, T. Thies- field, L. Wessler, A. Eilers, D. Duhon, D. Reyes, L. Manrose, J. Burke, D. Perry, R. Long, Miss Baumli. Third Row: Nick Bell, J. Cox, J. Peck, G. Davis, M. Groff, B. Noellsch, L. Bennington, R. Nauman, J. Copeland, D. Reynolds, R. Brusha, P. CHORUS Bell, P. Sheldon, B. Phelps, G. Howell. Remember now, breathe from your diaphram. l Director Kenneth Greiner and accompanist Cathy Baumli. Vocal Solo, Lynne Bailey: Accompanistg Judy Husing. Clarinet Trio, Donna Brockman, Brooke Wanamaker and Diana Shineflew. O TEST J District Music Contest was held at Maryville on the college campus March 13, 14, and 15. Those who received one ratings went on to the State Music Contest at Columbia on April 25. They are pictured on this page. Piano Solog Barbara Noellsch. Piano Solo, Jackie Burke. Clarinet Quartet, Lynne Bailey, Gary Grubb, Janice Dool- l ey, and Jim Polgon, Saxophone Trio, Pat Bell, Suzanne Bailey, and Jackie Burke. Clarinet Solo, Gary Grubb: Accom panist, Vocal Trio, Ann Heyen, Janet Frede, and Lynne Bailey: Jackie Accompanistg Jackie Burke. Burke, Aa ...agn- 'Wf . Nwwx Iiiw fda ,ig 1 ki 112214, , First Row J Husing P Morrison D Duhon,L. Harmon,D.Naun1an,J.Miller.K.Sp1ttler C Davis Second Row C Shandy K Alloway N Harmon A Heycn M Lister,C. Lewis,S.Clodfelter,C.Perry,B. Smith L Thomas Mrs Mulvama Thnd Row R Long G Cole H Armstrong L Kirk,V.l-lendickson,P.Thomas,G.McAfee D Perry C Horton F Cox FI-I The FHA Girls were entertained by the FFA Boys at their annual Barnwarm- ing. King Gene Kirk and Queen Gloria Davis and their attendants, Lola Har- mon, Pat Morrison, Floyd Davis, and Steve Miller are shown at lower left. The girls' Projects included sales of cookbooks, a fall picnic. a chili supper for the FFA, and a style show. Lower right shows Mrs. Mulvania, sponsor, instructing K. Spittler on pattern lay- out. Right: The two groups enjoyed square dancing. g H Xe HO OR SOCIETY The Rock Port Chapter of the National Honor Society held its annual initiation ceremony on December 12 bringing in nine new members from the Junior class rais ing the chapter membership to nineteen Cleftj The off icers are seated: Terry Thiesiield, secretary Steve Hutsell student council representativeg Pat Bell president David Stastny, treasurerg Nancy Sweeton, Vice president Other members are Nancy Harmon, Marion Derrossett Linda Bennington, Kathleen Miller, Jim Polson Mary Jean Fox Jacque Gayle Reid, Mr. Gerald Shineman fsponsorj Bar bara Noellsch, Rick Meyerkorth, Carolyn Buttercase DeVonia Duhon, Gary Grubb, and Diana Rolf Kathy Struthers is not shown. wxefrwg-.f:.i ,. X. r f, .ffaaay aff-1: . - r . riQE.,?a. fi.. 5 r .. ,K fam-:..1x. s xi ,. Shown above is President Pat Bell speaking at initiation. At left, Linda Bennington shows Chris ty Perry and Barbara Smith the good parts at the Book Fair held April 7-9. The Honor Society members also held a banquet April 12. ijygn 6 If . as PUBLICATIONS The Publications Class worked hard this year to publish a 128 page yearbook as well as to print the Bluejay Corner in the local paper each week. Shown above are a few of the amateur journalists: Steve Hutsell, Nancy Sweeton, and David Stastny are seated at the desk, the others are Dave Kelton, Rick Nau- man, Carmen New, Ben Cox, and Gene Kirk. At right are the other members of the class: Diane Gayler, Vera Herron, Herb Tharp, Jim Pol- son, Dave Howell, and Carol Lewis. Herb and Jim were, respectively, editor and associate editor of the Bluejay Corner, and David was the photographer. As usual, he is wrapp- ed up in his work. Mrs. Fay, spon- 42 My A ,, sor, is shown at left with Steve and Nancy, editor and assistant editor of the 1969 Bluejay. Already vet- erans of one year of Publications, these two kept the rest of the staff and themselves in lineg not an easy task. LIBRARIANS The Librarians kept the enlarged lib- rary in order with the aid of a full-time librarian. The officers, in the photo at left are, Lola Harmon, president, Kathy Struthers, vice-president, Nancy Sweeton, secretary, Marcia Lister, treasurer and Mary Jean Fox, student council represen- tative. At right Ann Knowles, Linda Kirk, Judy Miller, and Kathy Harmon. Below, Diane Reyes, Judy Husing, Barbara Noellsch, Diane Rolf, and Nancy Harmon. Lower left, Linda Bennington, Deana Townsend, Cathy Alloway, and Carol Lewis. Lower right, Christy Perry, Gloria Davis, Rita Rosenbolm, and Mrs. Nanette Noel, sponsor and fulltime librarian. Be- sides monthly meetings, the girls attended Romeo and J ulietl' at Omaha. Ti 'fl ll L.. I Clockwise: B. Cox, J. Cox, D. Kelton..l. Webster, G. Chamberlain, A. Bunn. M. Randall, M. Randall, J. Forbis, W. Shandy, T. Graves, S. Houts, D. Stestny, R. Makings, B. Gallup, J. Copeland, B. Gaines, D. Howell, D. Garland, R. Jacobs, D. Reynolds, P Sheldon, R. Meyerkorth. K. Clodfelter, R. Cook, S. Brooks, D. Meyerkorth, S. Davis. G. Amthor, R. Oswald, L. Chapple, R. Herron, and Center, Mr. Dennis Gates. R CLUB The'thrill of victory-the agony of defeatlw These are experiences that all members of RPHS's lettermen's club have in common, This year's thirty-two members will carry with them the memories of such events as their football trip to Lawrence, Kansas, the chili supper, and Fun Nite . , , .Wm ,.,. awww fra -M M ,WW.a5Zy 'W A ,. . A M M-vm gsww we ft - J- fill ,ffiflwywf-wr1f'ry,p4g,.VLLW2wf-'W' iff ' ' 'f '.w me ' gyrus W ,, ff f.M+lxwHt'm 4. wwe-A me . A , K fl' 'K I gif, . 'LY , M.. ., Ml,-,, as ww ,am ,,,, f ,.,.,.. ,f. f1 ..,, .,, Front Row: D. Rolf, J. Reid, M. Lister, G. Davis, A. Heyen, F. Cox. Second Row: Mrs. Noel fsponsorj, N. Sweeton, M. J. Fox, J. Husing, L. Bennington, Mr. Dick fsponsorj. Third Row: C. Shandy, T. Thiesfield, C. New, S. Bailey, J. Dooley, D. Gildersleeve, L. Hunt, K. Stoner, K. Miller, J. Frede. Fourth Row: L. Harmon, M. Williams, D. Nauman, E. Kirk, G. Haer, C. Perry, L. Brown, P. Thomas, D. Duhon, K. Harmon. Fifth Row: K. Spittler, B. Noellsch, C. Lewis, D. Townsend, N. Har- mon, B. Coit, L. Bailey, C. Hurt, D. Brockman, L. Thomas. Sixth Row: V. Hendrickson, S. Clodfelter, A. Knowles, C. Allo- way, J. Jackson, J. Miller, B. Smith, R. Rosenbohm, J. Kirk, R. Haer. Seventh Row: C. Klemme, D. Shineflew, N. Adding- ton, L. Wessler, P. Underwood, B. Bmsha, B. Frede, J. Burke, D. Perry, R. Long. Back Row: J. Peck, B. Wanamaker, A. Eilers, J. Cooper, L. Manrose, J. Burke, G. McAfee. PEP CLU Y 9' Ann watches as basket is being made. Spirit Hoop is displayed at games. Pep Club welcomes new members with picnic. 63' Q 'n62! 40 59 6419 The Cheerleaders kept Bluejay Spirit at a fever pitch The girls are, Back Row: Jacque Gayle Reid, Senior and throughout the year, and, a few times at least, that was Head Cheerleaderg Diane Rolf, Juniorg Gloria Davis, Se- quite ajob. Through fall and winter, football and basket- I1iOr. FIOM ROWZ Ann HGYGH, SOPhOIUOfeQ Frances COX, ball, inside and out, the girls somehow kept going with- Sophomore, Marcia Lister, Sophomore. out a stop to rest. At the first of the school year, they collected over one thousand pop bottles in a fund drive, besides whipping the pep club into shape and putting on a series of short plays at pep assemblies. ,,,., Q ' X, r 'T A 2 5-1942 ' A ' 'W' YM ,G J ' ' -r4,,ffaM- mf , ff-'f-g:M.,,f,,4,, .1 , Il V me Q .V , -, ' ,. W - s 1., ,,,,, fx : lf, fwdiikzf J ., ,z at V 4, , Back Row: Phil Sheldon, Barbara Noellsch, Steve Shineman, Kathy Spittler Gerald Shineman Cspon- sorj, Steve Hutsell, Ran- dy Bunn, Janice J ackson, Tom Lutz, Carmen New. Front row: Terry Thies- feld, treasurer, David Stastny, vice-president, Mary Jean Fox, secretary Pat Bell, president, Diane Shineflew, Ben Cox, Linda Bennington, Chris Holmes, not shown, Kathy Struthers. ,H rg, ST DE TCOUNCIL Student Body President Pat Bell. The student council members almost managed to catch themselves going while they were coming. In fact, Stu- dent Body President Pat Bell claims to have bumped into himself several times Not the least of their duties was dec- orating the Memorial Building for dances. They did this twice. The first castle fit for King Arthur Every four years RPHS has an exten sive homecoming festival, in which stu dents supervise the building of floats and the planning of the parade They sucessfully amended the consti tution and formed the exchange assem bly troupe. In May, they participated time was for football hgmecgnqjngg the in the Missouri Conference on Youth next, before Christmas,when the Me- at M313'Viue. They Were able to 100k morial Building was transformed into a back OH 3 Job Well done. M, 23 5 2 s wma an my - vnhu ' L :X- Q ,. 1 f s L 's Q5 5 M Preparation and result of the Christmas Ball. The Ball was en- joyed by everyone who attended. fi ri . X F3 is 1 E f X W Pat congratulating new Student Body President, Barbara Noellsch. We fy FOOTBALL H0 ECOMING 2 Z 5 King Bruce Queen Nancy There is a time for memoriesg Bruce Gallup and Nancy Sweeton will long remember the Football Homecoming of 1969. Senior Attendants David Garland Mary Jean Fox Crown Bearers Billy Alloway Mary M. Linville Senior Attendants y Ben Cox Jacque Gayle Reid Junior Attendants John Cox Carol Lewis Sophomore Attendants Mark Randall Carolyn Hurt Freshman Attendants Randy James Paula Underwood i, ,EQ . n..., ,. .1 M..N Iwi' M X-me Mx- M s ie' ' ' -'Y i' A V ' it 5 M is hb- ' 'fs 4 fs 3 Q .Cf 13, , wc m, fn . , j 53 . , K g a -jf Q ig fini, ,Y k I 2 ' 5 N :S g K I S s' YR P A t ' 1 si- r ca E . 12, s if 5 I ' ' F fr 'im Second PlacefJuniors, The Untouchablesf' Third Place Sophomores Cream the Panthers HOMECOMING F LOATS GGROARING ZWS9' A time for work and a time for play. That is exactly what occurred during the Rock Port Homecoming Roarin, '2O's,' parade. All classes had the same assigned time in which to complete their floats. Other organizations and businesses entered and made our Homecoming parade the largest we have ever had. It took a great deal of hard work, but the floats were beautiful and the day a success. Freshmen, Victory Do or Dief, f 125.16 I THE DANCE There is a time for dancing and cele- The Memorial Building was decora- bration. In this case, the Homecoming ted to rCS6mbl6 H SCGHC from the Dance celebrating the victory over Roaring Twentiesw by the hard-work- Bruce and Nancy finally dance' Mound City. ing Student Council, the group that sponsored the dance. Dad ..... Mother .... Frank .... Ernestine . . . Jackie .... Anne .... Dan ..... Martha .... Bill ..... Lillian . . . . Fred ......... Mrs. Fitzgerald. . . Dr. Burton . . Miss Brill . . . Larry ..... Junie .... Julie . . . SE I OR PLAY 6GCheaper by the Dozeni' . . . .David Stastny . . .Mary Jean Fox .. . . . . .PatBell . . .Kathleen Miller . . . Steve Hutsell . . . . .Gloria Davis . . . . . . Dave Howell . . .Debbie Gildersleeve . . . . . Herb Tharp . . . Lola Harmon . . . . .Gary Grubb . . . Janice Dooley . . . . Raymond Brusha . . . Jacque Gayle Reid . . . . . Philip Sheldon . . . Lori Hunt . . . Judy Husing Cast Mrs. Alice Mebane . . . . Joe Scales. . Monice .... Lydia . . Betty ..... Mrs. Snow. . Mrs. Lane . . Mrs. Edwards Lighting Director ..... ........... Sound Effects Director ............. . . Janet Frede . . Steve Miller Suzanne Bailey . Carmen New Mavis Williams . Karen Stoner . Deb Nauman Connie Shandy . . Steve Miller . Deb Nauman Prompters ........... Connie Shandy, Karen Stoner Business Manager ........ ........... H erb Tharp Publicity and Previews Planning ................. . . . . . . I . Nancy Sweeton,Terry Thiesfeld Director ................... Mrs. Carl Henningsen Student Director .... ..... D on Reynolds Special Numbers Charleston Number . . .Terry Thiesfeld, Nancy Sweeton, Carmen New Elaine Kirk, Jacque Gayle Reid Mixed Quartet . . . .... ........ P at Bell, Karen Stoner Philip Sheldon, Janet Frede Solo . . . ............ Janet Frede What? What? When? Fd love to! 23 Skidoo, to you, too! A special thanks to our di- who devoted a great deal of time and effort to produce this play. Pes nevah git uh white gal t'tie mah shoe's afore. rector, Mrs. Carl Henningsen, And then it happened . . . A Family Portrait'?? Hoo! Rah! Ray! Tigers! me Music was provided by the Mood, Inc., and enjoyed by everyone. Queen Jacque Reid and King Kenny Clodfelter. CHRISTMAS IN The dance was brightly decorated by the student coun- cil With scenery as in Camelot. The students did a fme job of making the Christmas dance a complete success. The Christmas attendants: Freshmen, Bobby Joe Gayler and Jackie Burkeg Sophomores, Warren Grebe and Cathy Nelson. Mrs. Claus Clanice Jack- sonj crowns Kenny Clod- felter fleftj while Santa fDon Reynoldsj places the royal robe on Jacque Gayle Reid. Chrrstmas LU Camelot was a big success. , .,,, ,........ l W Dan Merrick . . . Marina .... Daphne .... Mrs. Merrick . . . Lolly Merrick . . . Bongo Ellis ..... Professor Gaines . Vic Storm ..... Cele Wallace .... Sergeant Rollins . Big Daddy Corpus Draculette ..... Graveyard Gracie Mrs. Dunlap .... Seymour Dunlap . Deb .......... Bobbi .... Alan ...... Mr. Spence .... Mad Devlin .... Poor Rollo .... Little Monster . . Director .,..... Student Director . Lighting Director. UNIOR PLAY Wfhe Secret of Lonesome Lakew . . . . Ron Oswald . . . . . Nancy Harmon . . . .Linda Bennington . . Barbara Noellsch . . . Kathy Spittlcr . . Rick Meyerkorth . . . Rick Nauman .....JohnCox . . . . . Diane Rolf . . . .David Mifflin . . . Robert Kirk . . . . Carol Lewis . . . .... Christy Perry . . . . Deana Townsend . . ...... Bob Phelps . . . Devonia Duhon . . , Kathy Harmon . . . Steve Shineman . . .Tom Graves . . . Jim Polson . . . . . . . .Tom Walker . . . . . . . . .Tim Whelan . . . Mrs. Carl Henningson Gordon Van Meter . . . ........ Steve Davis Ve vant to drink your blood! The Juniors enjoyed putting on this three-act mystery- comedy almost as much as the audience that saw it. At the Top Left, the cast show their appreciation to Mrs. Hen- ningson. At the Above Right, the three wierdies give Daphne, the maid, a hard timeg and at Lower Left, the fuzz interrogates them and vice versa Q I lifted up a tombstone and said, 'Anybody for a tango'?'. jIn the next scene, Dan beseeches Marina, Don,t ever go away again. Mrs. Jackie is expert at milking people look like theyive been dead a week-wail until you see what she does to somebody thatls supposed to look that way. ,5 5 41 it D. V2 , 7..M,f::.,..vw,.a rag- ff EZ? of : - gffaj- M ,if ' - -- 1' .t -. . Me an ' K fa- I M 7, f r 5 V - . .,r, 1 , J t ,fe ,, , .V Zfwatrf,,,--.rfa,fgWqe -y . K fy f ' It took Ronnie ten tries at dress rehersal to get this right. At the far right. Dan, Bongo, and Lolly dry off Marina after her sudden appearance at the lodge. Zombies-l read all about them in Tom Graves' MAD- MAN COMICS. IHNHECOMUNG-A BASKETBALL The Pep Club was in charge of this year's Homecoming, and the girls did a fine job. Mary Jean Fox was crowned queen and Floyd Davis, King fabovej. They and their court are shown below: Debbie Gildersleeve and Terry Thiesfeld, Queen Attendants g Ann Eilers and Gary Howell, Freshman Attendantsg Kathy Spittler and Barry Gaines, Junior Atten- dantsg Shirley Clodfelter and Richard Makings, Sophomore Attendantsg Bob Muller and Ken Clodfelter, King Atten- dants. The Crownbearers were Bernadine Ingram and Randy Burke. Q x 5. 4 Si..JL Everyone enjoyed seeing the Jays win their Homecoming game. From Freshmen to Seniors, Graduates, and even out-of-towners enjoyed the dance. Hey, this is fun4uh4what did you say your name was again? Theyire playing OUR song. I said, Would you move to the right about three feet? You're in front of the eameran! ,IR-SR PROM Grecian Gardens The theme of this yearis prom was t'Grecian Gardensf, The juniors had to rush three weeks of preparation into one The outcome was lovely with a starlit ceiling overlooking a three-tiered fountain, sundial, footbridge, and colorful murals depicting scenes of ancient Greece. The guests and gracious hosts were served by attendants dressed in flowing togas. The Prom was successful to the happiness of the ju- niors. Mr. Claude Whitchurch gave an after-dinner speech. Lynn Bailey performed an interrpretative ballet. Before being served, We had to locate our proper seats. The dance was a romantic time for everyone Miss Cathi Baumli and Mr. Ed Cox entertained us with a WC kept the Servers busy passing our memory books and duet. bringing our food. Guarding the entrance were two Gre- cian soldiers. 'Ku my A-A MV fxj, iN Ki21i if' V - 156555, fx .Q S8551 A f,m'E'Jfl3 iff if -:I L MQX 'R W -Q, f C SEESEQW, 'IW' Lamxafzfqfsa First Row: B. Christy, M. Groff, D. Kelton, R. Oswald, S. Davis, G. Amthor, J. Webster, O. Lee. Second Row: Coach D Gates, G. Howell, R. Leesley, T. Lutz, R. Bunn, M. Cox, J. Cox, M. Randall, D. Meyerkorth. Third Row: J. Forbis, D. Smith, R. Cook, B. Cox, K. Clodfelter, S. Brooks, B. Cox, D. Bedell, D. Stastny. ' Head Coach Dennis Gates, Ass't. Coaches Carl Henningsen and Claude Whitchurch. 1 968-1 969 Managers: Clay Knierim, Martin Schomburg, J im- my Clodfelter. , Hfiisiis ,. an V :MW 31 lwli f- 1 f - f First Row: M. Phillips, C. Morton, H. Hunt, R. Herron, L Chapple R James T Knrerrm S Shrneman J Cox Second Row: R. Jacobs, R. Meyerkoth, T. Graves, T. Scott, G. Chamberlain M Randall T Junko R D Steele Coach Claude Whitchurch. Third Row: W. Shandy, D. Howell, B. G. Gaines S Houts R Makmgs J Copeland D Garland B Gallup Coach Carl Henningsen. The Bluejays finished the season impressively, with a 8-1 record and second place in the 275 Conference. Bruce Gall- up and Richard Makings made Honorable Mention All-State and Rick Meyerkoth made Honorable Mention All-District. There were 29 lettermen on the team this year. Bluejay Scoreboard GGGG Rock Port . . . 24 South Holt ........... . . . 7 Rock Port . . . 40 Neb. City Lourdes . . . . . . 7 Rock Port . . . 33 North Norluway .... . . . 0 Rock Port . . . 0 Turkio .......... . . . 13 Rock Porl . . . 33 Notlawuy-Holt . . . . . . 6 Rock Port . . . 33 Moundy City .... . . . 0 Rock Porl . . . 15 Wes! Nocluway . . . . . . 2 Rock Port . . . 27 Fairfax ........ . . . 14 Rock Porl . . . 33 Craig .... . . . 0 Dave Garland Tackle SENIOR LET T ERMEN Bruce Gallup Tackle Ben Cox End David Stastny Center Robert Cook Guard Ken Clodfelter Guard During the four years the seniors of 1969 played together, the Bluejays compiled an impressive record of thirty-two wins, four losses, and one tie. This year was the Bluejay's fourth year in the 275 Conference. They placed second in 1965, first in 1966, first in 1967, and second in 1968. The seniors of 1969 also had the honor of playing on an undefeated team in 1967. Dave Howell End I 53 hu... VarsityHStanding: Coach Henningsen, B. Muller, D. Howell, B. Gaines, F. Davis, R. Foster, R. Makings, B. Gallup, K. Clod- felter, G. Van Meter: Manager, Coach Whitchurch. Kneeling: R. Meyerkorth, R. Bunn, M. Cox, D. Meyerkorth. 1 968- 1 969 BLUEJAY BASKETBALL B Team-Standing: G. Van Meter, Manager, Coach Hen- Freshman: J. Cox, B. Gaylor, M. Schlup, K. Curry, T. Lutz ningsen, M. Randall, G. Tharp, J. Copeland, T. Scott, L. S. Houts, Coach Henningsen, Coach Whitchurch, D. Tharp, R. Steele, B. Christy, Coach Whitchurch. Kneeling: Witthuhn, T. Junko, G. Howell, J. Lutz, J. Polson, C. G. Amthor, L. Chapple, S. Shineman, M. Randall. Easley. Bluejay Scoreboard 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 Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Craig South-Holt Mound City South-Holt Nodaway-Holt Essex Mound City West Nodaway Johnson-Brock Hamburg Mound City South-Holt Craig Fairfax Christian Brothers Savannah West Nodaway South-Holt Tarkio North Nodaway Fairfax South-Holt Record: 12 wins, 10 loses 275 Conference Record: 5 wins, 3 loses TRACK -'69 Track is supposedly the Npurestl' sport. If it is, then Rock Port has some outstanding pure athletes. The season began in March when Rock Port qualified and placed its 880 and mile relay teams in the State Indoor Track Meet. The above picture shows the entire squad. First Row: J. Cox, M. Randall, L. Chapple, J. Webster, M. Randall, S. Davis, D. Meyerkorth, P. Shel- don. Second Row: J. Forbis, G. Howell, J. Cox, R. Meyerkorth, M. Schlup, K. Curry, W. Shandy, R. Bunn, G. VanMeter. Third Row: S. Shineman, Mr. Carl Henningsen, assistant coach, G. Tharp, T. Graves, H. Tharp, J. Copeland, R. Foster, B Gaines, L. Tharp, S. Houts, Mr. Dennis Gates, coach. Assistant Coach Carl Henningsen and Coach Dennis Gates. Assistant Coach Pete Hagen. Mark and Mike Randall, John Cox and Barry Gaines sophomores ' N'o' ,. , - Nic.. K M A LNA. .::,E,1Sb 9 ff l ..,L,. ff' 4 1 at i A S539 fs X ' K 53 ll ., 1 ja t. , S, a i 3 Steve Davis,junior Roger Foster, sophomore Herb Tharp, senior Davld Meyerkorth sophomore Randy Bunn, sophomore Rick Meyerkorth, junior Phil Sheldon, senior John Webster iunior A high point of the season was the Bluejay Relays. In 1969 the Relays were bigger and better than ever. Over 400 athletes participated. The Jays took third place overall, the 880 and 440 yard relay teams placed first leav- ing Rock Port undefeated in those events. At the 275 Conference Meet, Rock Port again placed third. The mile relay team set a new conference record a week later at the District Track Meet. Here they finished third overall in Class S, and the relays took first in the mile and second in the 880. The school's half-mile record was broken by Mike Randall. Finally, at the State Outdoor Track Meet, the mile relay team placed third, the 880 yard relay team, fifth, and Phil Sheldon placed fourth in the 220. A new event was introduced in the 1969 track season, the two mile run. The new record is held by Steve Davis who ran the two mile distance in l l 3 l 5. fag r 1 f' , J. Miller, N. Addington, S. Clodfelter, D. DuHon, M. J. Fox, L. Wessler, B. Noellsch, J. Kirk, D. Gildersleeve, D. Rolf, N. Har mon, K. Spittler, Carl Henningsen and L. Harmon, manager. GIRLS' BASKETBALL mum ,Z WW The ball, the ball, get that ball! First Row: B. Coit, K. Harmon, L. Harmon, managerg V. Hendrickson, man ager. Second Row: A. Eilers, D. Shineflew, R. Haer, T. Thiesfeld. Third Row: Mary Jean?! G. Haer, C. Buttercase, D. Nauman, Carl Henningsen. 1 M H , ,. W, . KE .m, . - MY ,C f ,. ,, 2 , ' f w i 43 ,Y ' f' 1' iw, 4 Hg: ' 2, 1 f , , , Qi .,,, , ,, 1 36 fc 'Q J 5 4 ri s Rf B 6 ' L Z f, ?U N, 4 5 ' f ? 1 x 565.1 I f ...-1 ' , f ww -in 1, eff my HX X . ,i WW-.7 X M is ,ps .., . 2 li , 3 H J :levy-gy, ,gwwggiefzf 'r ,J ff fy , , , , W , , , , 3 6 C at LE There is a time to plant. In - - grade school, teachers plant a seed , 1 of knowledge in each pupil. As A tlfne to phant these children take the first steps into the pathways of awareness, . they slowly begin to dream of things to comeg to dog to accomplish. This is a time when the young are mold- ed into the leaders of tomorrow. It is a time to sow ideas. 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Phelps Phillips Albert Matthew Shaw Stoner Lisa Miller Tod Julie Mobley Tony Charles Olbarski Denise Salfrank Schomburg Schoonover Beverly Curtis Cindy Tharp Thomas Walker Patricia O'barski Duane Shierkok J im Watson Mrs. Irene Hosfiel Mrs. Jane Nigh Angela Alley Kevin Boschert John Buttercase Todd Carman Randy Chastain Brenda Cole Mary Cook Penny Coonce Laura Corken Michael Danley Scott Deatz Dixie Dixon Jane Edwards Jody Ellison Gary Garst Stacy Gebhards Lorrie Hansen Marlene Haynes Marissa Heits Ronald Henry Christina Hosfiel Dana Hughes Jeff Jacobson ,f, Y, l ef gmt as Q tt! if trim any 5, ,sf 1 K Hvmlz 'f It ' ' ff J il' ,ZW , ' za , X . L ,,,,. f. f Jffaffl , J Taka. -Filffvlw 'J ' me gg-aff? SECO GRADE The second grade enjoyed the dif- ferent science projects in which they participated and they appreciated the assemblies that were presented to them. Fire Prevention Week was enjoyable with the rides on the firetruck, fire prevention posters and thank you let- ters Written by the children to the firemen in appreciation. Second grade Was a big year for these youngsters and they Worked very hard to prepare themselves for the years to come. U i f M 4:8 J A ca 2+ tt 5, 7 A WW4 4 f ' an-.P etlzif' aftf. 'f'-' 1 -frfiaw 2 , wee 7. -e -,.-- jxftvegf , E f l ' Sf.-Q27 WW If' , ' ',', eeei f , 'X r N r sg ,.,. z- .1 NX if wg . B e 5 assi? sasigf . QQ J ffafitiii f fe. .X .x s x 'S if 1' ggagask H . , f1,i ih-'WJK S uv' ..,:: A J Q Suki sr .N K - W' - , , f 1 ,iss A ,. , J I i 3 ': i Me s.-fi r, .i , .W W .1 is X-s a fer' , R ,..L rr X ,. ., I V ,A1. gy 535525 LS. is , sg f ' EW J J if '.fk ,Ng ,ff ' wfw1:r.??'f' bg, iff, .,..,,m i 3 X s WE? ge W5 g X as ififf., . ,f iff. fe,-if Ag' J. P sf ,, f f? Q- K5 xl rm wma QrX' T3? ':f . is fS?Eze'5i ,5eiifaf ,Q , we mf-so M Q vga- sei, . , ,. 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Kelley Lutz Cathy Mahon Patricia McMullen Danny Mifflin Larry Morrison Linda Omohundro Betty Perry Rickey Shaw John Sheldon Julie Shineman Judy Stanton Robert Stevens Steve Stoner Robert Taylor Ronnie Tharp Doug Thompson Rodney Tyge Doug Walters Kent Wanamaker John Watton Deon Wessler Beverly Whitchurch J acke Wolf Bobby Wooten Myrna Youngblood Mrs. Viola Nixon Randy Alley Johnny Amother Mark Baker Joni Barnhart Sherry Bogenreif Allen Bowers Susan Carpenter .Terry Clemens Barry Cole Rosemary Coonce Mrs. Dale Howell th 1 Z t A W' -f ,if ., as ff, a fig? f as ,CJ life X9 Vg? ix! , 123' if ' ' 1 'Mlm i , , V at .ALM SIXTH N V .722- ' . . fl' Q H .- r, w ' i frcelff Egg? ifwfeiti , H ,, srl' ' X lb W, y V m m m rv ' ,,..- .h i ' , , ' 5 c ' V. 5? l s,,. . , sz , 1 L y is ,,-h I rf 3 -I , ,,, Q' r L 'af ,V f in -, as ,' 1- f 3 1,:,, ., wfbsf-iq , 1 fgzfy' K ' .. f 1:4333 . gj1, wg.,-j f 'h 4' w ' f -I C H V- W f C fe f z 'V f 2 cigar if J Qui: 'T' s.---fix, Some colorful bulletin boards. fa The sixth graders had a year filled with knowledge and enjoyable learning experi- ences. They learned a little Spanish and had fun practicing their newly acquired language, Most everyone participated in the Home- coming parade by making colorful posters and carrying them, Bulletin boards were always a project and many interesting and original ones were produced. On Halloween some students presented a skit, along with a Halloween party. Christmas gifts were ex- changed and a rather prolonged Christmas vacation was observed due to inclement weather. During Dental Health week all the students made posters designating proper dental care. All who made a poster re- ceived some toothpaste and a new tooth- brush. The year was filled with fun and hard work. All sixth graders were fast making preparations for their entrance into junior high. GRADE 55' ' ' 4 iilfii' - 'ffl' 'f.i,z 1 - - Vs fifi -,111 V -- 1 .. .,.,.. , ,, ,m, . as as V . .. ' K ' .f is- in I ef if -gh. aff.: j ig.-,sg-:, ,X ,V N, 5 X . If if , 5 r I - V , Vim, I new its H N my-:V :Sg3+s-X, K - afrw, V . 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J? eiiiliii - ggiset S5535 , ti gi X Q Q ls X Nt Q- X 4 E H E .:,, 5 Q w 4 S, X X Sheryl Danley Gary Davis Benny Dubach Richard Esser Karen Gebhards Greg Groff Juanita Hatcher Debbie Hatcher Michele Heits Willie Holmes Betty Husted Jo Lynn Jochim Steve Jones Phil Klemme Jeff Knowles Susan Lauritsen Cathy Lewis Pam Long Debbie McDowell Patricia McKee Reed Martin Eric Miller Ann Million Barry Minter Richard Phelps Cindy Randall David Rhoades Veronnica Schramn Tina Spurlin Maralee Sweeton Dan Stanton Glen Taylor Jodella Williams Robert Wolf Floyd Wooten SPECIAL EDUCATIO This year the class has had a lot of fun, along with their Work. They have learned now to tell time by themselves and their major project has been personal health. They have also had many enjoyable parties and even did some Water painting. A time out to show their bulletin boards. 1 Wg 'R W ,g , Some students showing off art work. 5 ' rl' ,, f i , .. -w 4 f--'. Y ,i fl, T it f ' ,,,, J y or T l . W t J, T litl K ' , ,nf,. , I , vi i ' T H '- 'T f: .vv , . ' if 'F yfvm. 'W ' ' , la, .,-f Q ,- -1 N V x- Lge, , I wr s 1 - Qls- 1 ew-I . fi '-f 4 I., 1 5 7 - rg Q4 ., ' A 1 T' .A Tl' ' ' ,. ,,,,', Q F 1 ,,,, , ' .L - ,, I ef A rtli f - IMH Z5fmZw,3?.2:J ,1-,, 4' , Busy studying at their desks. ELEMENTARY MUSIC PROGRAM '6Animals We Like and Sounds of Spring, a musical, was presented by the 350 elementary students, April 17, under the direction of Miss Cathy Baumli. Each grade sang songs appro- priate to the season with several ac- companying on the harpsicord. The ju- nior band, conducted by Mr. Ken Brein er, and composed of 6th graders, made their debut. . AHF? ' 'X I JW' Front Row: R. Coonce, S. Vogenreif, B. Husted, D. Hecker, S. Lauvritsen, C. Lewis, S. Carpenter, A. Million, K. Gebhards. Back Row: Mr. Kenneth Greiner, M. Baker, D. Stanton, P. Klemme, M. Heits, R. Wolf, M. Groff, and G. Taylor. BEGINNING BAND Mr. Greiner, shown at left made these sixth graders blow, puff Qbottom leftj, and toot fbelowj all year before he allowed them to perform for an expectant crowd of par- ents and friends at the Spring Concert. If these pictures were in color, one could see how red their faces were. J EEI iiwi , UN I I-I I There is a time of growth. During the two years spent in . Junior High, students usually A tllne to gl' 0110 undergo a surge of physical growth, but they also take great strides in mental and social de- velopment. It is during these years that the students change from children to young adults. Mrs. Lenore Windes, B.S. Kan- sas State, Pittsburg. JU IOR HIGH FACULTY AND CURRICULU , Q! ff f xanga if , 1 g ilt. .. vw? . Mig., S, ' ' 1' t, V . lf ,, - .fffrf fm fi,-'lzitiiifgt-'fiYfif,Gff ' 'll L Mr. J. H. Wolf, B.S. NWMSC. Mrs. Windes taught language arts at the Jr. High school, and Mr. Wolf took care of the scientific facet of the curric- ulum. At left, Mr. Wolf ex- plains the periodic table of the elements to two students. At lower left, three junior high girls engage in exhaustive re- search, and below, Mrs. Windes explains the magic of language. gas K fl if . E X Mr. Marvin Kruse. B.S. Tarkio Mr. Tony Gaines. B.S. Tarkio Mrs. Gladys Maftm B S Tafklo College. CO1lGg6. College. Mr. Kruse taught math at the Jr. High School, Mr. Gaines so- cial studies, and Mrs. Martin had the special education class At the right, Mr. Gaines is giving a geography lesson. Be- low, Mrs. Martin is displaying an art project made by the classg lower right, Mr. Kruse ex- plains a math problem to a stu- dent. 5 2 as Mrs. Gladys Martin Sponsor Mr. Tony Gaines Sponsor Deanna Bedell Rebecca Boettner Kathy Burke Kim Burke Phillip Buttercase Cynthia Carlisle Debarah Case Toni Christenson Ricky Chastain Ronald Chastain David Cook Connie Daily Sherwood Duhon Zane Easley Lori Ebert Dayen Garst Philip Graves Gary Grebe -:ga A, ' J' ' lg' ill 15 fl if A 1 g 41-Q H :- , , L .5 , ff 3, 'Q 5 ,- 4 Us-0 5 11 9535 fl'-f .' 1.1 R may Qi , aw 3- 2 , K 4:1 vii 1 .1-1 g-E:?Lw- My Jgiiifii' ,ff -iii are Z., '- ' 'V .ilgfr V ' ,-'i if 4 2 fl 8 Q ai: s,-- ,Q f ,Q I Q f vw f . 5 A44 Stk Ya af E np 4 A 5? E. mains A M -are aa-f f' 4 V 1 Y A f,:LL s L X, j .2 .. ff X f aa A Q X Jia X , , ffl . sm' 1,5 J f ' 14. 4 , ,em :wa ' . A 2 Y if' f 5 1 2 - 3 -1:--: ,..fe,i, 4, , iff! rfs, B . , I, 4 li P ' 4,23 271 A gf,g ' ' .. 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NA Mi' - .,., v os . 5. ??Jf3 A . vi I f' 'Q 5 ' eeiiaf 5 eexfl. , Q -JD ffmgli' gf +1 if A 7 Mg is F T, X , N YJ i Q 3 . ffl? it Sam Harbin Rita Hendrickson Terri Hendrix Barbara Herron Donnie Herron Kenny Herron Douglas Hurt John Ingram Regina Kelton Debbie Knierim Kathy Knowles James Lansdown Sam Lansdown Denise Laverentz Bill Lingerfelt Nancy Long Marian Maheu Gary McCoy Ronald McMahon Teresa Miller Mike Million Deloris Morrison Roger Nelson Jerry Perry Judy Poison Dorothy Reeves Bill Rosenbohm Ruby Schramm Mary Sheldon Jeanne Shewey Patty Shineman Sally Shubat Cheri Stanton Bob Stubblefield Sherry Thompson Connie Underwood Theresa Whelan Mary Lou Witthuhn Donald Younger Jimmy Shelton, fPicture Unavailablej First Row: G. Grebe, D. Hatcher. R. Nelson, B. Lingerfelt, R. McMahon, D. Younger,M. Daugherty, E. Jackson, C. Knierim, D. Frede, E. Chamberlain. Second Row: D. Hurt, R. Christain, G. Bogenrief, T. Grossman, M. Cox, G. Younger, M. Schom- burg, G. Heite, D. Phelps, M. Honea. Third Row: D. Gebhard, S. Duhon, B. Rosenbohm, C. Carpenter, K. Stoner, R. Brooks J. Ingram, B. Anders. Fourth Row: B. Stubblefield, A. Eddy, B. Bunton, K. Brown, M. Million, S. Lansdown, J. Clodfelter, K. Heron, Coach Gaines. FOOTBALL A D TRAC C First Row: C. Heits, C. Carpenter, M Q an Q Q Aa Schomburg, D. Frede, S. Duhon, K. 'Q .. fi is F ! ' ,ax A 4 Stoner, G. Younger, G. Bogenrief, D Q' K F A Stoner, P. Buttercase. Second Row: E. Jackson, P. Graves, D. Gebhards, B. Lingerfelt, K. Brown, R. McMah- SKS on, K. Herron, M. Daugherty, A. Q- X Eddy, R. Brooks, J. Shelton. Third it Row: Coach Gaines, J. Clodfelter, B. Stubblefield, B. Anders, B. Bunton, J. Kish, M. Million, G. McCoy, D. Younger, C. Knierim, J. Ingram, D. Herron. me gl jing 'MP XW -KM Kneeling: D. Hurt, B. Anders, K. Herron, R. MacMahon, C. Carpenter, J. Ingram Standing Coach Tony Gaines B Bunton C. Knierim, M. Million, K. Brown, B. Stubblefield, R. Nelsong Student Managers A Eddy D Frede BASKETBALL 68-69 5 WINS, 7 LOSSES n .:.:,,::vfL: - nu-:UT gk A vw-'-H' ff Y rf. i fi .Sv g 2. 5 e it wr A iii? . .-QHI, 5. Q QQ, . 3,5 ' 'gripes ,f , at VA.. C... ,mXX V .. . X. , .lx . J 0 t X ft ,N WQJ ,K .?v?25T!ivu59t . ' . 5 wk . si at Q . tg X 5 C -if: Il 2? -5 .' N .. i,: I . ' ,V E -- 1 JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' BASKETBALL The varsity junior high girls had a fine ROCK PORT 12 25-Fairfax season this year. Not only did they win 45 13-Craig most of their interscholastic contests, 30 15-Burlington but they defeated the high school Junction girls three times, fpicture at leftj. 50 9-Craig A great deal of their success was due 21 13-Fairfax to the leadership of Coach Tony Gaines 17 23-South Holt Cabove leftj. The eighth graders 21 19-Fairfax as freshman, will attempt to improve 40 6-Craig the record of the high school team. 30 31-Elmo More power to them! 29 3-Filmore Here are the scores of the games play- 24 18-E1mO ed: 16 19-Ravenwood Front Row: J. Amthor, D. Haer, S. Thompson, B. Herron, C. Stanton, S. Shubat, T. Miller, and R. Hendrickson. Second Row: A. Eddy, student manager, D. Knierim, M. Witthuhn, R. Kelton, J. Polson, D. Deering, D, Morrison, P. Shineman, C. Underwood, and D. Frede, student manager. Coach Tony Gaines is in the upper left. The Junior High Pep Club and Cheerleaders were busy at the numerous games their teams competed in this year. Front Row: T. Hendrix, S. Knierim, R. Hendrickson, J. Shewey, V. Burke, C. Chapple, S. Elliot, K. Knowles, J. Maheu, P. Shumaker, M. Wooten, M. Perry, Mrs. Windes. Second Row: L. Copeland, D. Bedell, C. Markham, R. Hudson, E. Walters, R. Boettner, T. Whelan, V. Lingerfelt, K. Struthers, B. Herron, K. Burke, K. Burke, N. McCoy, C. Carlisle. Third Row: M. Junko, T. Hill, D. Reeves, M. Sheldon, R. Deering, M. Maheu, D. Haer, D. Case, D. Garst, S. Stanton, L. Greenley, C. Underwood, J. Amthor, S. Thompson, S. Cooper, C. Daly, J . Henry, T. Van Christiansen, R. Schramn, W. Lingerfelt, D. Morrison, J . Polson, N. Long, D. Deering, D. Laverentz, R. Kelton, D. Knierim, M. L. Witthuhn, C. Cole. J R. HIGH AND CHEERLEADERS PEP CLUB This year, the Junior High the eighth gradeg Lori chose four cheerleaders Ebert, seventh grade g Teresa and two alternates. Clock- 'M Miller, eighth grade, and wise, from top! Sally Shu- Becky Shubat, seventh bat, head cheerleader, and grade, alternates, and Jill Patty Shineman, both from Wanamaker, seventh grade. First Row: Mr. Marvin Kruse, Sponsor, C. Chapple, Presidentg C. Carpenter, T. Miller. Second Row: S. Duhon, L. Ebert, B Stubblerield, J. Wanamaker, C. Knierim, M. Sheldon, K. Herron, K. Burke. UNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL AND CLASS OFFICERS Seventh Grade: Kathy Burke, President, David Stoner Vice- President, Becky Shubat, Secretary-Treasurer. Eighth Grade: Kenny Herron, President, Doug Hurt, CNot Shownj Vice-President, Debbie Knierim, Secretary-Treasurer. A 0 First Row: T. Hendrix, S. Knierim, R. Hendrickson, J. Shewey, V. Burke, C. Chapple, S. Elliot, T. Miller, B. Herron, D. Schlup, S. Shubat, L. Greenly, C. Knowles, J. Maheu, J. Henry. Second Row: L. Copeland, D. Bedell, C. Markham, R. Hud- son, L. Ebert, E. Walter, R. Boettner, T. Whelan, N. Long, C. Struthers, J. Wanamaker, K. Burke, B. Shubat, K. Schumacher, N. Wold, N. McCoy, M. Witthuhn. Third Row: D. Reeves, T. Hill, T. Christainson, R. Deering, M. Maheu, D. Haer, D. Case, D. Garst, C. Stanton, V. Lingerfelt, C. Underwood, J. Amthor, S. Thompson, S. Cooper, K. Burke, C. Cole. Fourth Row: R. Schramm, M. Sheldon, M. Junko, C. Daly, J. Polson, D. Morrison, R. Kelton, W. Lingerfelt, D. Deering, D. Laverentz, P. Shineman, D. Knierim, M. Wooten, M. Perry, C. Carlisle. UN IGR HIGH CI-IURUS First Row: G. Grebe, B. Lingerfelt, J. Clodfelter, A. Eddy, J. Ingram, D. Younger, D. Herron, M. Daugherty, G. Younger, D. Phelps, D. Stoner, Z. Easley, D. Hurt. Second Row: S. Bertram, C. Heits, D. Gebhards, B. Bunton, C. Carpenter, B. Anders, R. Nelson, C. Knierim, B. Stubblefield, R. McMahon, S. Duhon, K. Stoner, D. Frede. Third Row: D. Hidson, J. Shelton, B. McCoy, K. Brown, K. Herron, E. Chamberlain, S. Harbin, M. Lutz, D. Cook, M. Schomberg, E. Jackson, B. Hale, B. Hale. Fourth Row: G. Bogenreif, P. Buttercase, T. Grossman, T. Bemberger, J. Kish, M. Million, P. Graves, J . Perry, B. Rosenbohm R. Chastain, R. Chastain. First Row: C. Chapple, T. Whalen, S. Cooper, R. Boettner, J. Wanarnaker, N. McCoy, M. Junko, C. Underwood, T. Miller, V. Burke. Second Row: G. Grebe, E. Walter, J. Maheu, D. Stoner, S. Thompson, P. Shineman, S. Shubat. R. Hendrickson, S Knierim, D. Knierim. Third Row: T. Hendrix, M. Perry, D. Case, D. Garst, C. Carlisle, T. Hill, B. Stubblefield, C. Carpenter, W. Lingerfelt, C. Knierim, E. Chamberlain, J. Ingram, K. Stoner,'S. Bertram, D. Hudson, D. Cook, C. Heits, D. Younger. Standing: J. Poison, R. Nelson, Glen Younger, Mr. Greiner. JR. HIGH BAND The Jr. High Band had a successful musical year. Direct- ed by Mr. Kenneth Greiner, the band had a spring concert in April. The entire music department displayed their mu- sical talent and everyone enjoyed it tremendously. Left: The girls, clarinet division practice their music. Below: Director, Mr. Kenneth Greiner. ,ii H O N 0 When individuals show outstanding ognize those who have been awarded R S achievement in a field, they should in some way for their extended efforts , . justly be awarded. In this section of and remarkable accomplishments. A tlnle to TQCQIXUG the BLUEJAY We would like to rec- ,:,, . . ' s 5 W3 9 , Barbara Noellsch, junior and Pat Bell, senior. Y . 4 QUARTERS I-I 0 N U R' R' 0 Seventh graders, Clay Knierirn and Kathy Burke We are proud of our students who showed their eager- ness to learn, school responsibilities and leadership, These are the students who attained no grades lower than E- for all four quarters. Eighth graders, Cheri Chapple, Debbie Knierim, Lori Greenley, and Sally Shubat. S 5 WWWWWW I l - Second quarter, Ann Eilers and Kenny Clodfelter, O GOOD SCHOOL CITIZENS First quarter, Janice Jackson and David Meyerkorth. Each quarter the Honor Society selected two students as outstanding good citizens. Third quarter, Deana Townsend and John Cox. Fourth quarter,Phi1 Sheldon and Mary Jean Fox. Boys, State-Rick Meyerkorth, Steve Davis, Barry Gaines. Girls' State-Nancy Harmon. National Merit Schol- arship WinnerkHerb Tharp. Music students rating 1 at state-Gary Grubb, Pat Bell, Suz- anne Bailey, Jackie Burke. Sophomore Pilgrim- Bob Christy. 1969-70 student body President-Ban bara Noellsch. at A sf we Y 3s-..'f:5Q,,, ---N --A-A .. .NW e -. .- ci: , S ---- A2 - - 5 it A - 1 :'ffZ.r s- ,z 'X 1 ,,g,,,iPQ-A. I if i ' ugly, ...re 5 ,I , W- : S -W -1 - ..: r 9 3 - ZX 'Z Ifsl' N ' :Sings -iii:-:- .umrg ,P N sq ,Q ., . . .-, . X, P - A , ,. ..r... J -...N,N,,... ll 5 Sisaket . ,.., . .. . e,wfr,,-ive' ' r,,., . ,i,V,,,,E., M p ,... 534 s T ,z z ,4 B K 1- 5 .S .n . 5- A' ig., Above: Representa- tives of Teenagers of American-Herb Tharp, Jacque Gayle Reid, Pat Bell. Senior Class Valedic- torian-Pat Bell and Salutatorian-Gary Grubb. Football, 275 All- Conference-Bruce Gallup, Richard Mak- ings, Rick Meyer- korth. ,, X 5 Q 1 X K0 W xi Eg . 5 I .SW :i S Qt 3 3 't EK s A V ry,-arg, -- - . P lz ii- ' :mem E ' -' 7 ' .W .,., N, ,Q i 5 X 'S I XE J . 2 . , 'fs -ex .- Yi-ii' . 1 11 ' 1 . 'E Lf'--: Wi ' ' I ,. . ,,:ff5,gLi,, i f' , S E 1 , . sys 55? HO ORS The life of a student has many different phases. R.P.H.S. isproud of those students who have excelled in studies, in athletics, or in different areas of school life. These students deserve special recognition. NM '11-Zt 5. DRAMA AWARDS: S. Hutsell, J. Dooley, L. Bennington, FOREIGN LANGUAGE AWARDS: C. Alloway, C. Lew R. Oswald, D. Stastny. is, D. Kirk, P. Bell. AWARDS ASSEMBLY BIOLOGY AWARD: Pat Bell. CHEM- AGRICULTURE AWARD: Floyd Da ISTRY AWARD: Rick Meyerkorth. vis. OUTSTANDING CHORUS MEMBERS: J. Frede, R. Bru- sha, P. Sheldon, P. Bell. OUTSTANDING BAND MEMBERS: G. Grubb, S. Bail ey, P. Bell. READERS DIGEST AWARD: Pat Bell. DANFORTH: BETTY CROCKER AWARD: Janice Dooley. HOME EC. M. J. Fox and D. Stastny. STUDENT: Kathy Alloway. Outstanding FFA: Lola Har- P-' f-531 , ' 2- - 5-ff.::l.s,:.9z,'szzzem , ' . . ..... - I .f ,. .l,,. 1'l'1OIl. . . SENIOR DRAMA AWARD: Gloria OUTSTANDING GOOD CITIZEN: Davis. Phil Sheldon. AWARDS D.A.R. AWARDS: Nancy Sweeton, David Stastny. ENGLISH: Pat Bell, Barb Noellsch. CREATIVE WRIT- ING: G. Grubb. HISTORY AWARDS: R. Meyerkorth, W. Shandy,M. Der- BOY AND GIRL ATHLETE AWARD: M. J. Foxg P rossett, C. Lewis, B. Noellsch, B. Christy, J. Jackson, J. Sheldon. Polson. ASSEMBLY MATH AWARD: Pat. Bell. MATH AWARD: Herb Tharp. PUBLICATIONS: J. Polson, N. Sweeton, S. Hutsell, D. TOP STUDENTS: P. Bell, G. Grubb, J. Copeland CNot Stastny, H. Tharp. shownj, S. Hours. Q '. . '- 2. .4 'a '- 'c f. 0, . ex Q pl 'Q Ne A E Q Q S S S x E Q Q 'a 1 1 - K M.,2-MQ-A ' Y'?Kis ff 'V il' COMMENCEMENT C at Commencement for the 46 members ofthe class of '69 was May 15. Valedic- torian address was given by Pat Bell, and Salutatorian address Was given by Gary .. S K ' Grubb. Commencement speaker was Dr. Lloyd Dalby of Tarkio College. All are Q EQ pictured at the right. A special was per- 5 formed by a quartet composed of Janet 3 Frede, Karen Stoner, Phil Sheldon and Pat Q. Bell. The entire class sang the Halls of Rock Port. Pat Bell Gary Grubb Dr. Lloyd Dalby Valedictorian Salutatorian guest speaker -do.. t F ARE ELL Four years is a long tilne ltoo long to forget. We look around and ask -where did it go? We worked, we played -but for yesterday and today? Then we look the other way -into tolnorrow. Suddenly we're not so tall -and not so snlart. 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