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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1974 volume:

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Eric Miller All in a Yea,r's Time l During the 1973-1974 school year, we experienced things that we will not forget or that are characteristic of this year only, The football homecoming bed race , the flu epidemic that forced the school to close its doors for a week, a winter for- mal rather than a Christmas ball, basketball homecoming on a Tuesday night with only a boys' game, and mini -classes are all events that set this past school year off from the others in our minds. It's amazing how much can happen A1l In A Year's Time . 3 , .I 1 J K .FQW YQ U ,, f wwmw, f 'f f x, 2 ML K y.,,f.c .,,:fff,m:f 4, K A , as-y,fkf1?6fas, 'S LM ' . , , , Q , ' ' , - W, f 1 I A if W. Y , . F aculty Elementary 9 3 1 Seniors Activities '73 81 - , I .tm I ff-P Jr. High 49 Table of Sports Freshmen Sophomores Juniors 6 1 65 69 Contents Grganizations Achievements Closing 1 1 8 1 3 1 144 fi X ' :' A K, gain if n jg' 1: f x ' Hai? S 1- 1 ' , Q 1. In Appreciation Preparing has been the key word in the teaching lives of these two ladies, Mrs, Viola Nixon has prepared her eager sixth graders to accept the responsibilities of junior high and high school life. Mrs. Phyllis Fay then took over by preparing students to face the trials of the world of business. Mrs, Nixon came to teach at Rock Port elementary school in 1960. In her fourteen years here Mrs. Nixon has taught one of the sixth grade classes. Mrs. Nixon started her teaching career in a rural school in 1929, She taught all of the grades in the one room country school house for nine years. She stopped teaching for a time to take care of her family. Then in 1960 she came to the Rock Port school system. Mrs, Nixon commented on a snow storm that oc- curred during her rural school teaching days, She said that there were fifteen foot snow drifts all around the school- house, Classes for Mrs, Nixon's students were held here at Rock Port High School for one month, Teaching, Mrs, Nixon said, was my childhood dreaml' She fulfilled this dream by graduating from Fairfax High School and by at- tending Tarkio College and Northwest Missouri State Teachers College. Mrs, Nixon said by retiring she will have more time to enjoy her family, Mrs, Nixon has pre- pared many of us to accept our responsibilities and meet our goals. Mrs. Viola Nixon My ni rl-M ...M 4 - Q: . , ' at ff riril -rx. 1 Mrs. Phyllis Fay Mrs, Phyllis Fay began teaching in Rock Port in 1965. She has taught Bookkeeping I and II, Shorthand, and Publica- tions. Mrs, Fay obtained her B.A. in education from Tar- kio College. After her graduation from college she worked in the world of business. Nine of Mrs. E'ay's ten years with- in the school system she supervised the paper and annual staff, She said, l remember how terribly green I was with the first yearbook, I had never seen a layout, let alone composing one. As annuals of the past show she wasn't green for long. Mrs, Fay was also a freshman and junior sponsor, As a teacher, Mrs. Fay remembered how girls were prone to cry over their grades, She also remembered how the bats would invade the math room about once a year, Mrs, Fay, like Mrs. Nixon, is retiring. She said she will now have more time to become involved in organiza- tional work, Also she wants to have more time to sew, knit and play bridge. Mrs, Fay commented, All of these experiences were great and I wouldn't take a million dol- lars for any one of them. To these two ladies we of Rock Port High School say, Thank you! Faculty A Working Board Of Education The Board of Education for Rock Port R-II consists of six members who are elected by the residents of the Rock Port School Dis- trict, These six people are the backbone of our school's system. They make the de- cisions that make our school run, Board members are from left to right above: Pres- ident Bill Stoner, Tim Wessler, Mrs, Bill Corken, Don Mobley, Stan Stubblefield, and Vice-President Charlee Garst, Mr. Stan Stubblefield makes his decision, School Board discusses new policies. ,,....I ai, il KVI, S Law Mr. Frank Rybnick, Superintendent and his Secretary Mrs. Jen- nie Howell. Mr. Gerald Shienman, Principal and his secretary Mrs. Kathy Bogenreif. Administration The administration at Rock Port had a busy year. A- long with the usual winter difficulties, things like snowdays, the administration had such things as call- ing off school because of the fuel shortage and flu plague to worry about. Do they wonder what next year will bring? Mr. Steve Scamman, Administrative Assistant and CO E Director. Mrs. Shirley Hendrix, Grade School secretary, Left: Mrs. Wilma Grubb, Grade School Principal. Language Arts And Drama Among the new faces at Rock Port this year was the Jun- ior-Senior Language Arts, Speech and Drama teacher Miss Rebecca Jones. She even gave her students a thrill at Christmas by returning from vacation with a new name, Mrs. Christy. Her students learned things like Sherw0od's and Kevin's pantomime, various facts about Edgar Allen Poe, and Speech and drama class participat- ed in speech contest in Maryville. Mrs. Barbara Marquart was a more familiar face. Though she has had some rough students in the past, she will testify that she can always have rougher ones in the future. 1...-W This is serious! , Q. ,Q-new ,nf fav .s'v.v:.m4 N ls that so? Apprehension, anticipation and what-me-worry? V r age s - M- ,,.. ..,, , , I E You better not cheat. ,, Q, W A its gy 3 A K besides English. ,f,5fgEs- H I s-- -'.,,,,p French decoupage. Below left, You do it like this. Q. 1.13:- W A an tw Where ,.,.,, all Foreign Languages As seen in these pictures, Spanish and French class can be a good place to have fun. But better yet Mrs Miller sees that when a person leaves her class they speak something ess-,wi ew 'ra s1rfw111 s..-r-0,eAf,Qswwlwem-M-- wth M is it? Hit it! M MxA:Ma,th Mr. Wayne Moore received his B.S. at Northwest Mis- souri State University and his M.A.T. at Northwest Missouri State University. Mr. Moore teaches Alg. I, Alg. II, Trigonometry, Math Analysis, and Physics. Right: Mr. Moore going over an assignment with some students. Below: Robin Shineflew was showing Scott Jones how to find the answer to the Problem. Mr. Moore was always smiling. t Nix ,X , if . a viz' Y , Hffiibi f: isa 'fy ' W A Tv Mfr? f 1 it-we ,V aw ti if if- A difficult problem . My my wa --may sw :asf is . Now it's Mr. Moore's turn to do a roblem P Science Time Mr. George Radtke received his B.S. degree at Peru State College, Peru, Nebraska. Mr. Radtke taught Advanced Biology, Biology, Chemistry, and Physical Science. These classes learned many new things in the world of science. They dissected a cat and a shark, studied about the struc- ture of an atom, and the basic study of physics and chem- istry. Left: Oscar seems to be falling apart. Below Right: Mr. Radtke. ,rs IUS really fascinating! ? ly?-if ' 2 f l X 2' si S--..,.,,,.,,,,,. as ax Mr. Radtke trying a new experiment. Sheryl seems to enjoy chemistry. fp il 'Stl Steve and Gerry study hard. Keeping Interested Mr. Gene Finke kept the interest in his World History classes and International and Domestic affairs class booming. The students in Int. 8: Dom. Affairs kept up on current issues. The Irs. learned a lot concerning World History. Mr. Gary Haddox taught American History to the freshmen and Geography to the Sophomores. He not only taught his students American History and Geography, but he kept them well aware of current affairs. Mr. Finke prepares tests for his students. Geography students put on a skit. The girls take a break from everyday work ar' ' Y 'Q-' Gayle finishes her map. l-,Y .,..w3iL1 , . 13 -5:-sz-s..:: fk... A f, WNQQ i sm., A -4 . . . Q, f 5 pppyp 1,f'7i.i1Lr'i' -.L5 assi if Mr. Haddox admires student's work. Below: Mr. Haddox helps Sean. Reaching Out Mr. Gary Haddox was responsible for the success of his Psychology and Sociology classes. The first semester was devoted entirely to Sociology. Each student had to make a report on some current issue such as racism, welfare, and juvenile delinquency. In Psychology they had the honor of working with the Headstart Program. They also took a trip to a mental institution. All in all it was a pretty good year for the students. lt was one in which they learned a lot. Pictured at the middle left is Kathy Burke engrossed in a lecture. Below: Jody listens intently. Judy and Cathy developing their talents. MW' Building Is Their Job This year like last year the carpentry class built a house, A lot of hard work and sweat goes in to building a house. The top right picture shows the house in the fall of '74, The middle picture is Marion Lutz and Richard Esser putting up pipes in the basement. In the bottom left picture, the class is getting instructions from Mr. McLaren. Greg Groff and Jerry Clemens in the bottom right picture, are hammering up wall coverings. Working Hard in Industrial Arts, Agriculture, And Shop This year the Industrial Arts, Ag., and Shop classes experimented in the production of many useful objects. Mr. Raymond Eickhoff, being new this year, taught his students all the techni- ques he knew of his trade. Mr. John Pierce work- ed hard again, with his boys and girls this year. In the top left picture, Paul Patrick is using the lathe. Rick Potter is perfecting his shelves in the middle left picture. In the lower left corner, Dan Stanton is welding his cattle feeder in Shop. David Phelps, in the lower left corner, is wiring an electrical display. - sus 114 ,: , s . is if Q1 Q- ' an I9 P.E. and Driver's Ed This year Mr. Denny Kurtz and Mr. Fran Schwenk shared the responsibili- ties of teaching students how to drive. This requires nerves of steel and exceptionally quick reflexes. Mr. Richard Whitford and Miss Becky Brinkman had the physcial education duties. Miss Brinkman taught the girls many things such asg folk danc- ing, gun safety, and bowling. The boys engaged in games of volleyball, dodgeball, and basketball with Mr. Whitford, pictured below. i Q . gg . 5 WW? r w 1 .t. 'i T ii' , 1 S QKXMA N! , .A -sf2 . 2 - , ,A W W 'L I H it Oh my! . x ' 'ffl lam L Mr. Steve Jennings and accompanist, Mrs.Susan Slaughter. ity Marion Lutz works on his finger painting. Painting with water colors. .lf WM-4 any Miss Carol Ann Bullet working on her own art project. Music and Art Art was taught by Miss Carol Ann Bullet this year at Rock Port. Her creativity inspired the many fine art projects made by the students. High school music was taught by Mr. Steve Jennings. The students involved in music enjoyed the contests, concerts, and parades. The Bluejays are stepping high. 1' , nfl? Sza- K' X .,,l 4 'SW . -4 'F to 1 R so .Ms-- K F !f 1 4F Michele trying to keep her figures straight. A shorthand exercise Rhonda and Ed working it out. S if Us s 15 T i QV A..,. , Lbl, K A yi gf A , iiss s '1 - fi ' .fi t H ' 'J ff? . I -,A: -Wx X M A h --s .- s ' t Oh, no! Timed writings! Jobs, jobs, and more jobs. Business classes were kept busy by Mrs. Phyllis Fay and The students in Mrs. Runkles' typing classes had the custo- Mrs. Kathy Runkles. Mrs. Fay taught Bookkeeping I and mary pleasure of taking timed writings. They also did II, Shorthand and Basic Business. Mrs. Runkles taught typing jobs. Other classes were kept busy doing practice Clerical Office Practice I and Il, Business English--Busi- sets. These included work the students would have to do in ness Law and typing. different fields of business. The business students participated in a business contest at The students learned a lot from their hard year of work in Peru State College. They did fairly well. the business classes and now realize what busi ness means. The students took field trips and guest speakers, came to talk to them about the world of business. Business Classes Keep Busy New Projects for Home Ec. Classes W1 Jody is hard at work. sa 3. f- H- Il f'P'XIl'Q res Q B.-s-sis..-...S 'xr ev massfsswsmif l 3 Poster contest winners X K Teresa working at the sewing machine on her jacket. In the classes this year taught by Mrs. Io Tarp, the girls experienced adventures into new dimensions of the home economics course. One of these was refinishing furniture. Wanda is shown in the picture below, left, working on an old secretary. Also during semester home economics the girls made tai- lored jackets. This, too, was a new project. Marilyn is shown below right, doing some hand work on her jacket. Along with learning the basics of cooking, the foods stu- dents studied nutrition. To top off their studies, Mrs. Tarp conducted a poster contest. The winners are pictured to the left. They were, from left to right, Susan Lauritsen, second placeg Tina Shewey, first place and Liz Avrett, third place. The girls enjoyed all of the new projects they were in- volved with this year in home economics and are looking forward to what next year will bring. f Mrs. Schwenk helping her English students. Mrs. Miller saying No--N0 . QS? g s r' Jay Erdman practicing E. S. P. J Mr. Herndon checking still more math papers. J unior High Hopes sqmfmwnmfnnnm- ty As these pictures show, the Junior ' pp x A S High made an effort to keep their j I teachers busy in 1973-74. A1- 1 Y ssss though the students in Junior High af' if me ' had many activities during the Mr. Runkles helping out with a hard question. f'H Y ' gwx S-vac' ww Wm--f fi' as s :ar t Q- school year, with teachers that make learning fun, scholastics were far from neglected. In the picture on the left Mr. Gaines was explaining? something to his history students. Miss Bullet 's Floats . , -.. -N... Jana Stoner decides that life is per- plexing. -s-.. - on-teaching Personnel, Lending A Hand This year's non-teaching personnel had a big hand in stu- dents' life. Mrs. Betty Burke, librarian, above, was in charge of both the elementary and high school libraries. Directly below is Mrs. Beverly Stewart, the school nusre who solved small emergencies and measured everyone's eyes, ears, weight and height, Miss Janet Conboy, upper right, as guid- ance counselor listened to student's problems as well as registered and prepared them for upcoming years, Below right, is Miss Eloise Gade, the speech therapist, who worked with students with speech problems, y st Q Q- l swell' Everyone works hard. Mix N Ungraded- Learning and Understanding Mrs, Vicki Chandler's special education class kept very busy this year with their many projects, Every month the students made a new bulletin board and they took a field trip to Omaha to visit different factories and second semester they took a trip to Omaha to see the Shrine Circus. Mrs. Chandler is shown at the left working at her desk. Below left: Students work on math problems, Directly below: Brenda reads intently, The students take time to relax. 'g Wifi 'W o 3 2 Food Supervrsors Www- 1 ' 'M Feed Hundreds . 3 N 935214. The food supervisors of Rock Port R-2 had a tough job laid out for them in the 1973-74 school year. They had to feed five hundred hungry students each day and stay on a budget. At the right, Mrs. Lingerfelt is caught by surprise while scraping trays. Center right shows head cook, Mrs. Clodfelter, and Mrs. Millsap filling trays for the hungry kids. 15 if 1... ,, f . hg..g ' Above: Mrs. Klump Right: Mrs. Webster and Mrs. Dockins , rs., , ,MW ww sf Charles Shaw, John Eliers, Carroll Chastain, Loraine X Working Time A school cannot operate without maintenance and transpor tation. The Rock Port schools were kept in running condi- tion by Walt Milsaps, Royal Harmon, Loraine Chastain, and Duane Theisfeld. These four men fixed the doors and windows that were accidently broken and kept the school clean. Shown at the left is Walt and Loraine fixing the trailer door, Bus drivers this year were from left to right: 2 4 V Chastain, Delbert Stites, Larry Cooper, Chuck Perry, and ' i. -X. B. W. Nauman. These men faced the roads in all condi- tions and the noise of all the kids every day. Royals workshop, Duane doing his thing. hdazlx Huw., kt lf'-3? 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V ' Alley V . Batson , . J. G . - r , .2152 . Bemberger Bennington Boatman gg. , :,, 1 lzyr W 25? P 4 fi. if 'gf' 4 M V , G- 34' 4 Q FV-M 1' T. Bradley Burke B ..- r . as D. . Culver '-: B. Danley K. Daughterty f f K. Deckard Q 'IIN A P? 1 . 4? . f 5 . V A sf' 195 1 , V .AAI R. Deering Driskell Farrell Fisher Fontenot Freeman K. D. . L Z. pf . .,,, , S. K. C. Gardner Garst Harmon D . Hendrickson .-rV- . ' V D. P. B. S. Holmes T. Horn if , , ,sg 1 .Br U , ,i l ,7 is 1 2 R. Hours i A T. Irvine i 4, S. Kier R. Kimler 1 LaHue T. W,qg,ma.:v1'rk-pg. First Grade only happens once. It is a time of learning the most impor- tant things. A First Grader learns how to read and write, and becomes acquainted with schoolmates who will share twelve years of his life, In the picture on the left, students are making ginger bread men in Mrs. Whit- ford's class. Across the page on the right is a Halloween party. Of course, the guest of honor was the witch with the wicked icy hand. On the right Mrs, Chavez is helping one of her students learn to read, which is the primary objective of first grade, .ia . . Wil WW -. af I if P r A ' 1? V . 2. ., 1' if f q ffgsgfef r w ,MEA z 5-.iifpw I Y 'mm affix , f 4. X? . ue f g, g 'rs at - f ,, EZ W i A ' if F .. fmgfifr , .-.wr -Y 46' fi . ' f If P. , ,L 'A'y., .s A ' f 'MV ' in. .jf 2 E 9 . 1 w t -s , 33 1 ,J 5 wt ga I , 4 ' 54655 .jg Q . 1 A fm., X19 W J . ii i l tai Q H ' 5 Q' . f --,' 1, 'r T ,. T X F - - , V ' 4 1 K '3 , 7 iw f 1' . -M-,.L,. -f: in , ff-,'.' fri , , Q Y, ' .J -'50 ' M , V Y cf , kf . ?! .ad9 1- rug.-- tt-r F 5? if ,,. 'V if '9' , ' g r pf '- ,, .,V. f V- ' V X: A y fl 1 .gi lem I ' V 5 . . , is . If .. ' .IL . 7- 7 . f i f A . , i' f , - t N. ,. ,rl f ,.,, : - f . .. s . w vfgg , f5k'i ,,-,n f .1 517 I I! X 3 .3119 , JL I Mi 'ab if r tif' - 2 2 ,M fr ff 7 W, as , r ,g,..,,e.w if A mmm A First Time for Everything U42 EVA . . X . . His J 3 Q 'f N.. . L .P x Q P . X iF' if. any 1 if M35 N I. Lair M. 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Watson D. Wedel M. Welch B. Wilson Mrs. Peck Mrs. Nigh that one. There's a lot of smart ones in this class. X 'GDM ' ,N an Mag ,Ma You want to argue about it? Oh, now I get it. . ,' Q 'Z ww., 1 Stompin' 2nd Mrs. Dorothy Peck and Mrs. Jane Nigh had their hands full this past year, as they were given the job of teaching second grade. Second grade was a year of learning to read. They worked on art projects and tried their hands in creative writing. This year was a year for improving their readin', writin', and 'rithmetic. G 37 Alley Barbee Barbee Boatman Bradley Bramble Bundy Clark Cooper Culver Daugherty Deatz Dockins Duntz Farrell Fitzgerald Freeman Garst Gibson Gilpin Hartman Heard Horn Howell Hudson Husing Ingram Ingram Kemerling Kier 2 - -4 W 2 .rwfgefjfz . ...,,.., , 1 if ng X 255 2 , rs f Q F ,ag . 6 f ig y '7 -rf 'fi fm. ,WM fu ' ' ii .. 5 4 1' i a i C -kwa-4' V rzamrm .,-,SK Fi V. ., xgaiizafxh 2 , i mf fi R Lib , l ,i,, , ,N , Wigan fffivi, v S , . My . J 'H ' 3,665 . . 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Moblel' Y w we as st .st fe., t s X N s E X .,....,, t 4 X Mi r C. Moore E. Mulvania L. Nielson . Oswald D. Perry V a g l t P. Myers 'SWA ,A 9 X 5, .1 ,f r.,h-, ffm : t yiz, up . M. Pfeil R 7 A. Rosenbohm my N, V it K, Salfrank , , Rss J. Scammon . K. Scammon S xii., Riff sr.. if. If J, Schlup V. Schramm M. Shelton t M. span J. Squires P, Squires . 5 S U... what if ' 1 X 'i .. Rf' A .fr 'Q , r , Q. sf - wi if D. Stubblefield J I J. Sybert .i 'K up S. Thompson S. Tudor V M. Underwood J. Watson ' 4th Grade Shining Bright This year's Fourth grade classes were led by Mrs. La- . . Vona Reid and Mrs. Vicki - Smith. Besides learning more English, reading and math, they learned much more. 9 They did many experiments, learned about many types of plants and learned more a- bout history. These bright kids are leaving Fourth grade with a knowledge that can't be taken away. C 2 srl Fun Facts from Fifth Grade The fifth graders enjoyed a busy '74 school year. In math they studied fractions and in their reading class they enjoyed reading new material. In social studies, the fifth graders gained knowledge of the United States. For an extra project they studied Indian cul- ture. In the picture to your right, Tommy Pester and Laura Morris display some of the art work involved in Indian culture. T. Andrew R. Burke D. Burkhart R. Clark T. Cook B. Danley S. Daugherty A. Duntz Z. Fischer K. Fitzgerald S. Freeman . . ew j iguj' . 3-1-fl.-. my-.---' 555.41 :. g ,- X ...'- .. .. , .. ' i,..,ii?rQ?IS.Q5igf. Q ..... , .S r -,.r, Yfir gy .. 2 sr . - ,., . - 1 . :. .F f s -fi'f5.fQ ' . 'l A F , - msffsfa. 1 - 5. , .X . . 5 .,., v' Q' is . sw.. - .4 si. I K r - . , -V H- A -9 in' ri' ,, T. Gibson ji B. Gilpin i s Mfg? . Qi J. Grossi ' -1 5' im.. g 5 rv 'v as I- ws -1, Y T. Hamilton V gf- A. Hart N K B. Howell X rf 1:3 J. Hulett , ' B. Ingram -z . ,'.p r . f.', ., .: -- U S.. V 2 '5 U Q' jk Y. Jimenez g p. 12 T A . A 'yn K wil, 1 L. Judson . . 2 1 C. 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Besides concentrating on their studies, they also en- joy such extra-curricular activities as basketball, track, band, and something new this year, chorus, - I f, Curtis discusses views on the energy crisis. The elementary music classes, taught by Mrs. Susan Slaughter, pictured above, ex- plored many interesting subjects. Classes learned dances, read about different types of music and studied music theory, along with singing songs. The classes watched films on the background of music. Mrs. Slaughter's sixth grade choir performed at the Christmas vespers service. One selec- tion included a rhythm section. Mrs. Slaughter brought many new ideas to Rock Port elementary music this year. Music proved to be a happy subject all of the young music makers enjoyed. They can all 'sf K Qiilfzik ,ff HI 4' 516, ' w sa , 1 A a ff 1 ,aaa f r Q is ff' 4 5? f. . , 5142A Q iw f , fi J 1sT2,'t.,?17ZZfff?ij ' t, , ,fr 1554, , .fr W.. 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Tucker, J. Groff. Row 2: B. Alloway, I. Jimenez, C. Chamberlain, J. Martin, L. Kimmler, C. Miller, S. Lawson, T. Schomberg, M. Leisman, I. Garst, T. Pen- cock, M. Lytle, M. Mulvania, D. Scherkolk, D. Hud- son, P, Peck. Row 3: Mr, Jennings, instructorg S. Heits, M. Wilczek, M. Stoner, R. Hurst, W. Brockman. Not pictured: R. Moore, N. Schaffner. These new musicians have come a long way this year. They have truly become young music makers. Learning, practicing and performing have become a large part of their musical lives. Music Makers Start Young fri fd M ii ., AJ, f f wa 1 if K 4 x V1 nd' 3 3' .rf , ff 25134 , S 153 1, 5 f E? ,P .2 if f, 5 5 E5 ag , A 7 2 A t 1' 77 -14 Y' . we . J: ' wg' J-aw ...' ' I, lcv 7' .fill i M1157 , W P 5 -N X . ' 'ff 1 ' rw N XX 'Sf 2 2 'X A 'Key k f. 4 E ' ' M - .K E ilk kk.V . . k i 1 1 ,' ' . - 9' ww . J.--1-xg g ig.. ' - - '- , i ' W . Q iw ' -' V- n . ss W , fP I EQEEIIWS , - --- 'wa---sw+4-- -- W 1 'W 3+ L fm T5 X Q? 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They not only had a new teacher every hour, but could be involved in more extra-curricular activities such as: Jr. High sports, Pep Club, French and Spanish Club. The people in the pictures are from left to right: Gary working hard in class. Sharmyn is working out her pro- blems. Mr. Herdnon is shown helping Mary Cook. .xi .N 'Q 5 1' G' W! 'm AA 'm Adamsgn vlvv 1 A 1. A. A. - A I A A Zyl? A I fV,, 'A ,AA A V ll . 2 ,h' Mx V' K' 4' ' 5552 f A -AA:5sAf Balley A 2 ' nf ' fw M 9 A gf A' nf A A F ' A A A E f- ,WW 4 Q .' 2 , Blasn-HZ f g 'V' '21 ' we A W 'in' w e A 3 A , A, XA AA 4 3 12 fa of A V ffl Aji, M g 5 -J E Boettner Q, An An V A ' jj, f A N f L Boettner N a' ' f I V L X A A ' ' f - ' , A BOg6r1Ie1f ,A A ' ' A W ,A W' 5 i 'f- ' i A h 'V A ' L V E Bowers ' Cohen A V ,A Q, . A 5- 15, A. nAAnA A Deckard , A 'N 1? A-f A , A 3 I , - Q5 ,, Q A Easley -fn 354 n Q A iff: A n 'ff' Ebert V ' ' :' ,ff Elhott I A f x Af W h AA ,f ff A. H- J.. 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W4 A , 1-A A ' AAA' , , A, - 1 1 A Smgleton , V 'U if I ' . A- f A n A - ' nn'n 4 Sutter A A SA ,Aw M- - 'A A A AA n in ,, ,r H ,.,, s ' ' V :Kiln 'WSI 3 Wg hh rt U ,sz . K , ,g r f ' ff X r ,sa t N I I 1 if M '49-. Af Q Q rg- N 1-. l 1 ig' WJ. N B. Taylor D. Thomas -1.47, G. Toiby , S. Tucker X 10 rr 'ff' f M Thompson ' ,rg , ,,,L , .Q i, , S. Underwood J. Walker D. Wooten Mrs. Burke Mr. Gaines Mr. Herndon Successful Year For Eighth Grade This being their last year of Junior High, the eighth graders made this year a successful one. In athletics, their football, basketball, and track teams had very successful seasons. In their classes their knowledge of subjects broadened. At the end of the 1974 year, the eighth graders were eager to start their first year of high school. 4' . IS .J .I R f , 5 F fr ss 1 as . N x K. N 2 4 N if .ss 9' . . T ...... - X v The members of the junior high band, pictured above are, Row 1: N. Mulvania, D. Sutter, B. Perry, J. Stoner, L. Corken, J. Jones, G. Tolby, C. Phillips, A. Shomburg. Row 2: D. Hudson, C. Brockman, R. Boettner, S. Deckard, G. Garst, J, Stubblefield, M. Heits, G. Soske, B. Stanton, R. Boettner, L. Wharton, P. Lauritsen, S. Gebhards, J, Mathers, S. Un- derwood, Row 3: S, Nielson, L, Judson, D. Underwood, R. Elliott, T. Meek, E. McMahon, M. Mullins, S. Steel, S. Deatz, J, Knierim, V. Lawson, J. Schrader, K. Sutter, M. Thompson, J. Ellison, Mr. S, Jennings, instructor, Jr. High Sings, Plays, and Dances The junior high school band and chorus, under the direction of Mr. Steve Jen- nings, engaged in new and exciting studies this year. The chorus sang in the Christmas vesper service. They also spent a lot of time preparing their spring concert and exchange assembly. The group traveled to Tarkio with 21 medley of songs from the movie Tom Sawyer. The production also included acting, dancing and costumes. The band also performed in the spring concert and gave a l half time show at a football game. This year has been fun filled and exciting for the music students, !.....Z The members of the junior high chorus, pictured below are, Row 1: R. Boettner, S. Deckard, D. Herron, M. Heits, B. Nau- man, J. Knierim. Row 2: E. Bailey, K. Lingerfelt, D. Burkhart, M. Roberts, R, Boettner, K. Johnson, B. Youngblood, S. Nielson, S. Melvin, S, Deatz, M. Cook. Row 3: C. Rosenbohm, B. Cole, D. Hudson, M. Haynes, T. Ploof, A. Ronfelt, M. Shepherd, R, Fender, R, Clark, T. McDonald, Mr, S. Jennings, instructor. Row 4: J. Edwards, V. Lawson and L. Smith. Jr. Jays Have Spirit The junior high school pep club cheered its football and basketball teams on with spirit and enthusiasm. The members will be a great aid to the high school pep club in the coming years. The club also had a roller skating party after football season. The junior high school cheerleaders, pictured below, from left to right, are: C. Spell, I. Miller, L, Wharton, J. Leseberg, L. Corken and S, Gebhards. ,GW No more pep Pictured above are, from left to right: Row 1: K. Lingerfelt, G. Patrick, M. Shaw, B. Perry, D. Underwood, D. Burkhart, R. Elliot, M. Cook, R, Boettner, N, Mulvania, M. Mullins, E. McMahon. Row 2: C. Spell, I. Leseberg, S. Gebhards, L. Corken, L. Wharton, J. Miller, B. Youngblood, I. Stoner, C. Brockman, L. Judson, M. Haynes, A, Schomburg, M. Roberts, Mrs. Sue Schwenk, sponsor, P. Lauritsen, D. Thomas, P. Adamson, J. Jones, D. Morton, G. Dolby, C. John- son, I. Bogenreif, D. Sutter, 55 Front Row, L. to R.: M. Walker, B. Laverentz, M. Sheppard, S. Underwood, R. Clark, J. Knierim, G, Garst, G. Soske, S. Mulvania, I. Stubblefield, I. Blasnitz. Row 2: S. Nielson, E, Bailey, L. Slemp, R, Moe, G, MQCQ11, B, Ebert, R. Schlup, B, Perry, J, Walker, B. Easley, S. Deckard. Row 3: M, Thompson, Coach Gaines, P. lvlaheu, K. Sutter, S. Tucker, K, Cohen, S. Melvin, R. Bowers, J, Mathers, J, Ellison, I, Erdman, K. Haynes, Coach Runkles. Jr. High Football The Junior High Bluejays had an outstanding season in 1973, with an undefeated 3-O -1 record. The Junior Jays combined a fine coaching staff with excellent ballplayers to come up with a strong ball club. The Junior Jays are looking forward to playing ball in high school, and the high school is looking forward to having the fine additions added to the Jay ball club. Coach Gaines goes over a few of the plays with some of his boys. The tough offense that helped the Iu- ior Jays to their undefeated season. l J l J 2 , Ql,t , The Junior Jays display their 275 conference first place tro- Phy- i Jr. High Q gf J Basketball The Junior Jays had an outstanding season this year ending up with a 10- 2 record, Coached by Mr, Tony Gaines and Mr. Wayne Moore, the Jays had good height and excellent ball-handling ability, The Jays also took first place in the 275 conference tournament, Pictured at left are the Junior High basketball team and coaches. Top Row, from left to right: Coach Moore, Brian Ebert, Jay Erdman, Kym Haynes, Kevin Cohen, Coach Gaines, Row 2: Ron Harmon, Jody Ellison, Shawn Mulvania, Jerry Mi- kels, Jeff Mathers, Row 3: Jeff Blas- nitz, Jeff Walker, Kevin Sutter, Brian Perry, Row 4: Gary Soske, Jim Knierim, Jeff Stubblefield. Bottom: Manager Bob Stanton. Jay Erdman and Kym Haynes practice shooting and defense In the 73-74 season the junior high girl's basketball team showed style and determination. The girls put in a great ef- fort this year ancl, though there were only seven eighth grade girls with a year's experience, the squad worked together to make another good season. Even if they didn't come out on top in every game, the girls always rallied to an exciting finish that kept fans on the edges of their seats. Team members were: Coach Tony Gaines,manager Barbara Tayler, Stacy Gebhards, Laura Corken, Jana Stoner, Julie Bogenreif, Gayla Patrick, Jackie Leseburg, Lisa Wharton, Pam Laurit- sen, Paula Adamson, Chris Johnson, Mirissa Hiets, Elaine McMahon, Marlene Haynes, Jerry Miller, Kristie Phillips, Gayle Tolbyg manager and Ass't, coach Wayne Moore. B asketball Jr. High Style ss l Above, Front Row, left to right: Mitchel Harris, Kym Haynes, Brian Ebert, Barry Easley. Row 2: Rodney Clark, RussellBowers, Kevin Cohen, Richard Boettner, Jeff Mathers, Row 3: Coach Tony Gaines, Jamie Schrader, Jody Ellison, Gary Soske, Shawn Underwood, Jeff Blasnitz, and Jim Knierim not shown. Jr. Jays Coach Tony Gaines, the Junior Cn High Track teams were more than successful. Plus many fine meets R' by both the girl's and boy's teams, lg the boy's team won the 275 Con- ference Jr. High Championship. This year, under the direction of Track Below, Front Row, left to right: Jackie Leseberg, Debbie Sut- ter, Sandy Morton, Holly Kirk, Mary Cook, Cindy Alley, Back Row: Marlo Lewis, Mary Shaw, Pam Lauritsen, Julie Bogen- reif, Kristie Phillips, and Marlene Haynes. Almost to the finish. Working on hand -off AK ' EW ,. .ff rm ll n.,.q . F Q , 212 1 ti if g, 1 ggi Q 35? X? ?JT' 1 Y ...4 ivx M N W I L 5-7 'aa W .....,, li 1 rl ...Q , A 2 ,gy , 'ff ' E L aumkav x A' K A N 5 -A-'iV , r ' ,. A 3 . T i.1 ' ,M A .,,,-f ,shi SEQ? iw. L,.. K fix ll Lf. , Q65 ' Y? uw, uw 5 R, gli. :,,..----I ,,,i -x 'K ,gawk .ff f, -F--,hm --,, ,il 4' if Q K ' W 'fa X if D g L ,gg Freshmen M. Alley F. Anderson P. Andrew E, Avrett I . Barnhart T . Blasnitz P. Brooks S. Case K. Cohen B. Cooper M. Cooper D. Cook M. Daugherty R. DeBuhr S . Deckard C . Donelson G. Doughty B. Hart P. Heard T. Heard R. Hendrickson J. Holmes I. Houts J, Jochim S. Jones J. Joseph R. Lawson M. Leseberg L, Lingerfelt M, Lytle G. 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Perry W., K. Ross K. Ronfeldt V. Schomburg K , -we B. Shaw .i,, I '- 34 S' T' Shewel' ' .. ' R. Shineflew ' iifit Q M, ' . J V i W. Singleton l - L g g, rg J g Spell. if f 'X . ' . U ' ' 4 Q N fx P r In D . Stanford A. Stoner Q we-w . X Jr fir 5 .W si :N Q, fs. ,Ms ss- K, sis: . . .Q M., V. Q S J. Sutter C. Viets at 1 ' Qkf' f as 'V rx S5 X M. Tharp sg . r r I. Walter M. Walter Mrs. Fay . Mr. Kurtz Mr. Moore Mrs. Runkles Freshmen Leaving Jr. High and entering High School is a A 'A' if 'B big step. This year's Freshman class climbed that step with ease as they found the High School routine quite the same only at a faster pace. Leading the class through the transition were: Left: Robin Shineflew, Pres. , Marlene Walter, V. Pres. , Teresa Blasnitz, Sec. , Jeanette Mulvania, Treas. , Jeff Houts, Marvetta Leseburg, Stud, Coun. Below: Well Boss, what do we do now? WH 1 1' f m P if J C' fi., W 'fx ., I K Q , Q , x :awk ' QA Q Q sf Q , , .,, 5 . 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The sophomore's were always taking off in Mr. Had- doX's class. ? , k 4L .1 Juniors R. Alley l ,V J. Amthor .V if f y by e M. Baker . ,M gg, T.. , J. Barnhart I . Blank 5,3321 libl S . Bog enre if ,,lq.1 A. Bowers S. Carpenter C. Casebolt J. Clemens B. Cole D, Davison R. Esser K. Gebhards G. Groff I. Hatcher D. Hecker M. Heits W. Holmes B. Husted J. Jochim S. Jones S. Lauritsen C. Lewis S. Maddox D. McDowell P. McKee R. Martin G. Mather E. Miller 5.1 I' s fs S H91 ff f f f 1 'E ,X i 'awe . -ff Ms. ,w t ,, M 5 W at , , 1 W , , QW' 1 A This year was probably the best year for the Juniors. If it was not the best year, it was definitely the busiest. The class of '75 was faced with the responsibility of being upperclassmen. This is the year they presented their first class play, this is the year they got their class rings, this is the year they set up a Jr. Stand, this is the year they planned a prom for the Seniors. This is a year with all its memories, that will not be soon for- gotten by the Juniors. This year's Jr. class officers were: Steve Jones, Eric Miller, Barry Min- ter, Sherry Bogenreif, Sheryl Ryb- nick, and Susan Carpenter. Shown at the right is Willie Holmes and Greg Groff working in shop class. 5' 'V -I ' Vg 3 efgeszwf f. ' . '. . f if , i if A ff' 4 ,, ' ' nd? ,fffff 'xjzi . , ' LW H ' . . f 9,9 if N . ff if at f 1 -14 . if f fr 1 f, v iw ' 'Gif' . f , ig 1? fi Quik IM! E - M4f72.?'f571f13?f , 5' ,,24Hiiz2?i' -'4w 'M-z, fi 1 f- . . ,Wa f ww, ,. , ,Wk . W 1: :1f-. f -:1'-,- if ,JF Q 3 ff 1 'fr' WSL, gif e, Y sv. , sf sm, , if if or ati l - . .ag 7 x A 1 f 4 a , ,W -f ,f , 4 i if , ,H 5 -5 M7 1 W yrs? X-. a 6 az.. K -WW w-...M fi at M. H 643 E K M, rx X X K' x if 51 3 iw gi Q6 X W ' :' w: M illion Minter Murdock Needens i ' R. Patrick A. t w 1 B - 'L ' L Q ..., D- :: my.. 'Y ft .: M. Perry EA xx N iles.. E gh we ry X wk W X W rf' We 3 A h .Q s xi v ,- , ., Y . X gf P H3 ,bg Y j .f . it X X Phelps Potter ' Randall Q R, ,r w A ,lr P L Q, X D. Q fn. C. Rybnick Spurlin Stanton r N Q S 2 r . 'TT 7 Zigi? S Sweeton Taylor D . Wood - :Qt' R. Wolf G. Wooten Haddox F. af 4. tg x -er Mr. its Q SQ :Ie . .. tar, . Q- fi? X my 2 pd! 6 in Mrs. Miller Mr. Pearce Mr. Radtke Juniors at Last! G ibm , t 1 5 gp :yi fl i Q Q. i i f Q rqwiii fi hm Z am L1 4 M X 2-21 , - fxsrrf . Pictured above are the Junior class officers FIV' ,f ..,-r-.- 4 , , Shown above is Maralee and Ann working hard in Chemistry class. Pictured at the left is Sleeping Beauty Betty and her merry bed pushers. 'E' iw 5 X E 535 .-nf' as X If kg ff Y . 'Q I J N ,fp 6' ff! Q 1' A , , mx -Q ' ' 5 3 5 1 5 W is 1 2 X r iw I 1... .4-f ',A .:.w Af!! 5 YNiY7: f: WZYUIHIIIIPHV wg. 11-1 Q'--4. iw:-N, ii ,M 8. W , nl 'Bm-L fm, so 3mm Lf' .A :fm :..F'-- 54 51 1 Q X Y. 1 if? ' 2' :Wf???' -'ffl ' fi' ,H . . K A, M 95 ' faigx 5 1 we Seniors N Deanna Bedeli Rebecca Boettner Gary Bogenreif Kathy Burke ViC6'PrE2Sid6I1t Treasurer Kim Burke Philip Buttercase Debbie Case Ricky Chastain -will David Cook Sherwood Duhon Zane Easley Lori Ebert Student Council Secretary 74 W 'inf 'gf Nga-vii? Rocky Evans Dayan Garst Philip Graves Gary Grebe Tony Grossman Donna Haer Craig Heits Teresa Hill f M K sg, as 435 fo? '51 g,gM2 ' .f .g'fifPf2335' nik Dan Hudson Rhonda Hudson Edward Jackson Clay Knierim President Sue Knierim Vickie Lingerfelt Wanda Lingerfeln Marion Lutz Jody Maheu Cindy Markham Nancy McCoy Marilyn Perry David Phelps Dena Phillips Becky Schaffner Debbie Schlup AU' Kay Schumacher Becky Shubat Mary Stolt David Stoner Student Council six' Kevin Stoner Calla Struthers Emily Walter Jill Wanamaker Student Body President Nancy Wolf Mr. Bill Runkles Mr. Steve Scamman Mrs. Jo Tarp Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor 9 QP I did not break it! Clay doesn't really have a halo Ed's excited about graduation. 'W S- if' H 2 ff ' fs , k 4' A , 5 .M rg si . .af N n ,fs K . .-kissed z -Lzf-H223 ,- ' af First I'll , , . and then I'll . , Almost done! My ties' caught in my zipper! I know there's another sleeve somewhere. H or ax S fra H , Worth waiting for, Becky practices de-tasseling. U ia- S2 as fx For twelve long years, the 1974 seniors have awaited their grad- uation, Finally, on May 16, 1974, the senior class took their last steps together to the music of I've Got A Name by Jim Croce, the class song, In their hands they held their diplomas and a red rose, a symbol that this commencement marked the beginning of their future lives, As the Class sang The Halls of Rock Port , many memories came to mind, but the memories shared by all were things like the recent senior trip, the senior stand at the Blue Jay Relays, and junior stand at football and basketball games. There were many times when the class of '74 was asked to stand together, and they have shown that they could stand together, These are the times they will remember, Only the Beginning 3 me KW ,, VW D ,f W, -A ii y 1 W, . Vx Azi z fyy 4 1 H i MQ ,, p' rj 7, Q x 1:7 G WJ I isa' ,'I' U w ,,... K f , - I A ' , 'M 'Ja' if ' X, 35 5 .i hh.. X ' ff? em iv Y aww E mg? j Activities New Ideas For Homecoming The 1973 Football Homecoming was a great one. Since this was not the year to have a parade, a car caravan and a bed race were held. The car caravan consisted of cars decorated by school organizations. For the bed race, each class made a bed and entered it in the race down Main Street, Homecoming day was climaxed with the coronation of Lori Ebert, Queen, and Sherwood Duhon, King. They are pictured at the right. Homecoming Royalty are: Frank Anderson, freshman, Jackie Leseburg and Jeff Mather, Sth grade, Jolynn Joc- him and Jerry Clemens, junior, Becky Shubat and Gary Bogenreif, candidates, Lori Ebert and Sherwood Duhon, King and Queen, Jill Wanamaker and Clay Knierim, candidates, Barb Harris and Steve Burkhart, sophomores, Jody Elli- son and Stacy Gebhards, 7th grade. Stacy Spell, freshman, not shown. fb Gary and Kevin give talk 'ith graders bed s . I , K K V Mkws V 4 . , ' -, 'jj 'R fi5,p-FLY' ' N W, , .. H--- ' ' 'A . ' i ' 5 1 il i 3 5 ,... - X 1 Q J S' gn .. , 'spike T7 , , Y ' Q 3 , gli, iii T if A 1 gigg i f e e - 1 , ,x.- ziggy, he N J. gi. , - . YP- K v fi!- .Jil ' ' ' :g7'i-if ,. qi ' A V ' f V. Qi . . ., ' , YKl..,,,f E7 . 'QL 'Sr gig' 4 .ph Juniors winning bed 'F 'N-. Best looking bed Sophomores show bed at left, ww.. SOPHOMDRES Steve gets down to work Looking over the table decorations K Vtyy. i G1V. A V L L V Dano takes it easy! K Lkkr ,nifqnv The faculty enjoyed the ball, too! O Le! dinwfl' 3 --.ff Snowflakes and Ice Skates Coronation Kiss! Queen Marilyn and King Phil Queen Candidates! Cindy and Emily is ilu King Candidates! Rocky and Tony The student council presented the first winter formal this year entitled Snow- flakes and Ice Skates. After a lot of preparation, which included decorating, making favors and fixing the refreshments, everything was ready. Each junior high and high school class elected king and queen attendants. The attendants were: seventh grade, Jana Stoner and Gary Garstg eighth grade, Paula Adamson and Jay Erdmang freshman, Julie Jochim and Terry Herdg sophomores, Judy Stanton and Mike Burke and juniors, Debbie Davison and Jim Blank. An ice skating pond was one ofthe many decorations. Also the murals covering the walls had scenes of children skating and playing in the snow to carry out the theme. The music was provided by the Glass Albatross. The ball ended as an enjoyable addition to the January activities. Queen Donna Haer and King Sherwood Duhon Caplng the Queen The 1974 Basketball Homecoming will probably be long remembered, not only by the participants, but by all the students as well. 1974 was the year of the flu epidemic and by missing a week of school and the scheduled Homecoming game, the girl's basketball season was officially over before Homecoming had taken place. But even if the girls didn't get to play in the A. and B, Boy's game with Tarkio which was designated as Homecoming, 1974 was another exciting Homecoming year, Immediately following the game, coronation was held and Home- coming Queen and King for this year were Donna Haer and Sherwood Duhon. Following Coronation, a sock hop was held because the band had been cancelled along with the week of school, The court is pic- tured above, left to right, Robert Patrick, Marlene Walter, Chris Johnson, Kevin Cohen, Phil Graves, Kim Burke, Sherwood Duhon, Donna Haer, Gary Bogenreif, Jill Wanamaker, Susan Carpenter, Reed Martin, Linda Omohondro, Gayla Patrick, Shawn Mulvania and on the left are crown bearers Binky Minter and Whitney Tudor. A Truly Unique ' Homecoming Jr.-Sr. Banquet And Prom April Showers was the theme that the Juniors picked for their prom. The decorations included raindrops, bumblebees and a fountain. The dinner consisted of ham, mashed potatoes and corn prepared by the Juniors' mothers, shown below. The servers were: S. Burkhart, K, Wanamaker, I, Bowers, D. Mif- flin, D. Gebhards, D, Wessler, I. Stanton, L, Hogenreif, S. Cham- berlain, B. Harris, T. Garst, and R, Beasing, all shown at the lower right corner, ,75- Dancing all night long. I ss. X Q ' .qv Qi 1. gig April Showers Q lr Mika' -.fe i -g f . ,. 1 1 , ,. F L Sp 3 ,N ff' L , ef' - 1, W ' s z' ' S ' Q- - f , ,vw N- e Susan poses. Ed and Cathy had a good time. 5 12 Nd' 1 we TAR, of Dave and Sue take a break. It was a night to remember The band played on, Everyone seemed happy. If this hair would quit tickling my nose . . . I get off work at 8:00. The Importance of Being Earnest Right: Lady Bracknell--a cultured womar1??? Gwendo1ine, darling I love you, Cecily. 1 N E EN Ex E, 5 2 E H 5 1 2 F kg? Ku wht 4 Q g Qlfv r I D i Tea anyone? Only my hairdresser knows , . . John Worthing .............. Mark Baker Algernon Moncrieff . . . . Eric Miller Rev. Canon Chausable . . . Steve Jones Merriman ...... . Randy Alley Lane ..... . . Barry Minter Lady Bracknell . . . . . Susan Carpenter Gwendoline Fairfax . . . . Maralee Sweeton Cecily Cardew . . ...... Karen Gebhards Miss Prism . . ....... Dee Vee Wood Maids ..... . . Jo Lynn Jochim, Tina Spurlin Director ..... ....,. R ebecca L. Jones Student Committees .... Sheryl Rybnick, Reed Martin, Sherry Bogenreif, Cindy Randall, Dan Stanton, Ann Mil- lion, Joni Barnhart, Cathy Lewis, Gale Mather, Cathy Casebolt, Dale Potter, Barry Minter, Barry Cole, Jim Blank, Betty Husted, Debbie Hecker, Jo Lynn Jochim, Karen Gebhards, Patti McKee, Susan Lauritsen, Michele Heits, Rick Phelps, Juanita Hatcher, Glenn Taylor, Deb- bie Davidson, Richard Esser, Robert Wolf, Debbie Mc- Rev, Chausable holding hands? Dowell, are pictured below. Af, Jyxxg Rebecca Boettner The Miracle Doctor. . Kate . . Keller . . Helen . . Martha . Percy . . Aunt Ev . James .... Anagnos . . . Annie Sullivan Viney .... Blind Girls . . Worker . . . Phil Graves Jill Wanamaker Sherwood Duhon . . . Kathy Burke . Becky Shubat . . Gary Bogenreif . Kim Burke . Clay Knierim . . David Stoner Cindy Markham , , , Donna Haer Lori Ebert Sue Knierim Kay Schumacher Emily Walter Iimmie's Voice , , , Richard Boettner Director ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Rebecca Christy f 5--A V P 3? Deanna Bedell, stage managerg Craig Heits, Gary Grebe, X Ann Million, Maralee Sweeton, lightsg Rebecca Boettner, 5, costume rnistressg Kay Schumacher, props mistressg Gary ,,,f ' Grebe, publicity chairmang Debbie Schlup, Dena Phillips, The mi1'SC16 SCCHG ticket chairmeng Becky Schaffner, house manager. --...M I 'll write Kate Annie talks to Mr. Anagnos 3 x. -'Y 2 Q i x M ., I af E i .2 L 5 2 2 4 I E 4, I Don 't go Annie Conversation in the Keller house Percy and Martha getting away from Helen Far left, Fighting at breakfast X 5 , . I .Ll Q an ' , 'QQ lx Q dx' 5 vga Q . 5 i s X Q if E ..,-., is N,,,.-,. , ,. .7 iii!-'ii X ' ' ' ...Aff -' ' ' . -. P-12 V-ga ,. ' I N ,- ' . -W Q.. , v' f Q ' . - fm ' 1 , fr ' Q. i gd.. Q .,...,.,LxK. W ,. Kg, K , J, .,. ,A . f .1 .- .5 .5 , 4 s , A ,I . . Y . .. L N X f . . 'H X ' ' -' -'E E ,.. Y X +3 ff B XS. wa t t., W ,Q I. , . V HQ, H , , . ...H 1 . .M , 1- - X' 1 1 -L 4 ' ls 11' 3 -i A, A , - -,...M...,, ,tif -f -1 M... q .1 I , , - W M.. A - ' w- ,.,, A ,, ,, 4---- I ' ' W ' i, , 15 2---. Y ff .L ..-A ' as x sf:-LL : H ii.. -. h-hL ff- ' fn. was . . 4 D . N A M if-X W HN:,.-f,-9+ X ,W A f P aq.g.fw':'-? A4 .W ,N Q .QAM .-.. . .B KA .. A ,wygmg W M r :qv .V K ., V . h U . V 2 - it Km -M-wk, K. ff- A . . :rf . M -:A - 'F a .- - .1-A K - -i 1 , . 3f.E'gm..m-fkf Am' 'Q-ff . A 3. ' L' f' .R Wi W :muff Sports Front Row, l. to r.: B. Minter, E. Jackson, S. Duhon, G. Bogenreif, P. Graves, C. Knierim, K. Stoner, J. Bowers R Martin, D. Stanton. Row 2: W. Holmes, J. Long, D. Potter, E. Miller, M. Baker, R. Wolf, S. Stoner, R. Alley S Jones, J. Clemens. Row 3: Mr. Labuary, Mr. Finke, G. Markham, D. Davison, F. Anderson, S. Burkhart, D. Walters D Mifflin, S. Chamberlain, D. Phelps, S. Easley, Mr. Moore, Mr. Schwenk. Row 4: S. Ellison, R. Hendrickson, M Lytle R. Taylor, G. Taylor, M. Wilzcek, J. Sutter, D. McMahon, I. Houts, M, Alley, D. Stanford. Football- 1973 The Bluejays again had a fine season this year, although they were plagued by injuries. Under a completely new coaching staff, the Jays ended the season with a 6-3 re- cord. Head coachg Fran Schwenk, and assistant coaches, Wayne Moore and Gene Finke, developed the Jay ball club into an outstanding offensive and defensive team. Several of the Jays received conference honors. Those who received honors were: Clay Knierimg All-conference hon- orable mention quarterbackg Barry Minter, All-conference offensive endg Jay Boweres, All-conference devensive linebackerg Jerry Clemens, All-conference honorable men- tion defensive end, and Dan Stanton, All-conference honorable mention defensive middle guard. Pictured below was the offensive team for the Jays. Sherwood takes it around the end in The smiling faces of the Rock Port Bluejays. Getting ready for the big game. The tough Bluejay defense that contributed to the Jay victories. The Jays dig out yardage a gainst the Auburn Bulldogs, Swingin' Golf This year's golf team had a very successful season, with 4 wins and 2 losses, Although this was only the second year for golf in Rock Port, the Jays showed a lot of enthusiasm. Both the boys and girls coached by Mr, Steve Herndon, competed against teams from the three state area. The Jays also had a fine showing in the District Meet, finishing in ninth position. Team pictured at the left, left to right, bottom row, Deon Wessler, Marvetta Leseberg, Teresa Blasnitz, Sheryl Rybnick, and Robin Shineflew. Top row, Mark Lytle, Coach Herndon, Craig Corken, and Jim Blank, Mark Lytle works on his putting. Dave takes a few practice strokes. Coach Herndon cleans a few balls. Robin Shineflew works onherback- swing. Bluejay Basketball The Varsity and B-team boy's basketball teams were coached by Mr, Richard Whitford and assistant coach Mr. William Runkles. The team ended their season with a ten-ten record. Although they lost several games by a slim margin this gave them the incentive to try harder at the next game. Below left: The Iay's were always up in the air! Right: Jump Scott, Jump! Next year the coaches are going to try and put to- gether the best team in the conference ! Sherwood uses a lot of tongue work. 100 Waiting for a rebound. The boy's varsity team. 7, , ,A W g ,t 5 x M f K I , ,, 5. ' , ,AZ ji islgglli s r,,r,, ,' V N, gl 2' ng W V 'gi.r,,:,' ,I . .V ' Eff 2 1, 'X ' . . 2 I 'AM 1 V- . gt , Z f 2 1 f - T tal ,T T Z ,,, . , , M K , 5 H E 5 W 1 i . V t I fs 3 . , it I A I 5 4 fr V : 4 4 V, ? -Q -W, ' ? iff: 1 gf A, Q I I y f J ' 2 W, t , , if Y . f v 4 , M 1 1' ' A . i he f av V V MJ , v t Y. 1 Q K rim? tum! , We 1 fy rem In .,- smear ff Ig X , ff: at swf E . .,1,a :W J, f' 7??Z!,-,, I - fm 'fa my gag: Lfyy, f' 7 .V K 2 V 5 , sf , ,r , , M f , if f ,. ' ie if' , in , M 'gf A-A x Cerry sets one up for the Iay's. Left: I just fixed my hair before the game! Bottom Left: The Blue Jay Basketball Boy's with the third place trophy they won in the Fairfax tournament. Back Row, left to right: Coach Richard Whitford, Reed Martin, Gary Bogenreif, Phil Graves, Sherwood Duhon, Kent Wanamaker, Doug Thomp- son, Barry Minter, Gerry Markham, Steve Burkhart, and Assistant Coach William Runkles. Front Row: Manager David Stanford, Scott Leseberg, Craig Corken, Michael Burke, Frank Anderson, Reed Beasing, Manager Dan Mifflin. The Jay's will be missing three boy's next year, but they will not let this get them down as they are going to work hard to place first in the upcoming tournaments. 101 A. Team clockwise from number 41: Deon Wessler, Diana Gebhards, Julie Shineman, Maralee Sweeton, Donna Haer, Emily Walter, Wanda Lingerfelt, Linda Omohundro, Michele Hiets, Susan Adamson, Marlene Walter, Roxanne Lingerfelt, Susan Carpenter, Kim Burke, Jill Wanamaker. Ms. That Don't Miss B. Team: Top Left: Julie Shineman, Diana Gebhards, Deon Wessler, Lori Bogenreif, Kim Ross, Iulie Walter, Marvetta Leseberg, Teresa Blasnitz, Bottom Row: Coach Tony Gaines, Student manager Dayan Garst, Susan Adamson, Roxanne Lingerfelt, Gail Hendrix, Marlene Walter, Linda Omohundro, Cheryl Heckel, and Student Manager, Karen Gebhards. 102 It's Mine! Deadly Donna. Determination. . . For the past three years in Rock Port nulnber of victories in csnfereflce Girl's Basketball has kept spectators an tournament play .un er their on the edges of their Seats. The coach, Mr. Tony Gaines. This year Bluejay girls have Compiled a great the girls took first in the Mound City Tournament for the fourth consecu- tive year. Also they took second place in the Fairfax Invitational, .A r second to a lon standin foe, Raven- . S 8 wood. Seniors leaving this year's squad are: Donna Haer, Kim Burke, Emily Walters, Jill Wanamaker, and ,M Wanda Lingerfelt. All the team was helped through the season by team student managers Dayan Garst and Karen Gebhards. Though losing five x, Y 3 seniors, the girls hope to make next p year as exciting as this year has p been. miss- Q GSI Back! Please go In! 'N-... Basketball Ballet. I03 f - - M -, . -f' li 'W S it -.ww W H, Q sw-qt , e 3 , 'Xp' vw K wk My Www MW J in as I A w S .. S K' af . 3? itxig .fl L ag. X K . A K ' 1 K '1' K 'His K Lira-rraigiftf t A V' t, ,.- 1, V ' r- - 1 ' if WNY' ii Ks. arm? 2 W ffl A A t, N' 1 I ,. r 'G E 'A A A Q MM L QR' CNN V . ' 'Q 4 Q A r me . 45 Y 3 ft , i f, X X ici C .ix A i .ra f ,. 5?-r M A .- f is -Q Y if Y Er -S f it ' A- 4 5. fri iw' aa ,K 9 ,...QT.i , i t v, yu B is 3.-1 'Mc Bottom Row, left to right: Dan Stanton, Willie Holmes, Reed Martin, Mick Wilczek, Gary Bogenreif. Row 2: David Stanford, Jeff Houts, Barry Minter, Randy Alley, Kent Wanamaker, Craig Heirs, Frank Anderson, y Dan McMahon, Coach Schwenk. Top Row: Sean Easley, Andy Stoner, Dale Potter, and Manager Jeff Stub- blefield, N N Coaches Fran Schwenk and Richard Whltford 1 ,, 3235-it M V, Qw,m,a. a Above, Reed Martin stretches out a jump. Right, Jeff Long throwing the shot put, d 104 r x -dwg, A The Rock Port Bluejay Track team had a very suc- cessful season this year, and were coached by Fran Schwenk and Richard Whitford, In the four dual and triangular meets the Jays won three of them and lost one. The Jays participated in five large meets this year. The Jays placed 11th in the Bluejay Re- lays, lst in the 275 Conference meet, 4th in Tri- State, 2nd in the Rocket Relays, lst in District and 12th in State. Kent takes it easy after a scratch. Winning Track Season for Jays rl, Relays The Blue Jay Relays were quite a success this year as the Jays placed llth out of thirty-three schools. The top five were Platte City, Hamburg, East Buchanan, Nebraska City, and Tarkio, Right: Reed getting ready to run. Miss Sue Vest of West Nodaway was crowned Blue Jay Relay Queen. Back Row, left to right: L. Gressly R. Hawkins, D. Powers, S. Vest. Front Row: L. Olmstead, D, Marx, C, Coldren, J. Lang, C. Markham, All together it was a great year for the relays, Jeff w arming up. if A r 'IO6 'QW at . if Members of this year's track team were: Standing: Hendrix, M, Leseberg, K, Ross, S. Lauritson, K, I. Shineman, I. Stanton, C. Lewis, D, Gebhards. Gir1's Track The size of the girl's track team grew considerably in it's second year, The girls withstood many hard practices, but their and effort paid off in the end, The girls can look to many more good track seasons. i'e ' The girls warm up. NY VT E is G' Mr. Eickhoff, coach, Back Row, left to right: D, Wood, M. Walters, G. Gebhards, J. Walters. Front Row: S, Knierim, T. Spurlin, C, Randall, time forward Tough exercise paid off, is so Karen is shown above high jumping. 107 Sports Variety During the noonhour if you usually go into the gym you can always be sure to see a lot of action, You can always see someone wrestling, playing volleyball, basketball, badminton, or any other sport they can think of, Top Right: The boys were always goofing off at noonhour. Far bottom right: Codi and Liz seemed to enjoy playing badminton. Middle right: Phil getting ready to shoot a freethrow. Far bottom left: What do we do now Coach? Middle left: The sixth hour p, e. classes get a real kick out of playing blind volleyball. fs. , -. -Nm . rf 'ttf gi g . -Q Y Www . f.'k Q f or L.'L i 1 Ei: any iq S , , si a E sax X.... i 5 3 ,,h' X K' : ff Q rd L .. . -- LLII 5 Y Top left: Mr, Hennings trying to make a freethrow shot. Middle left: What was that new dance step Mom taught me the other day? Bottom left: The girls and boys p.e. classes got to go bowling this year and it turned out to be a lot of fun. Top right: Ed standing on his head. Bottom right: I wonder what they're shooting at? K ,t' g .Q , Q X wr .- at ft -- ye., mpg: - i- . .R . :. .iff ' t W 1 .. an Q 3 e wr r rrr frir it fi A i , i.,,. all f r K ' X . X o rirt , -, 5 . X . -. rg Mmm - I r -few , - - W iwmvrw fi,-wx - , X . . Y EQ r aw Q f .gg-ws: N, .:, 54 . r IQ? X ff,fi.f1W5f :..X:fI ,f ,f l Qu I0 9 Football Rock Port 34 North Nodaway 0 Rock Port 8 Tarkio 45 Rock Port 34 Nodaway Holt 7 Rock Port 8 Mound City 35 Rock Port 14 West Nodaway 10 Rock Port 7 Fairfax 3 Rock Port 33 Craig O Rock Port 20 South Holt 7 Rock Port 7 Auburn 42 Basketball Rock Port 53 West Nodaway 54 Rock Port 59 Jefferson 44 Rock Port 68 Nodaway Holt 49 Rock Port 33 Mound City 53 Rock Port 53 West Nodaway 61 Rock Port 66 Nodaway Holt 53 Rock Port 84 South Holt 71 Rock Port 42 WestNodaway 39 Rock Port 61 Fairfax 64 Rock Port 58 DeKalb 48 Rock Port 52 Craig 66 Rock Port 60 Ravenwood 47 Rock Port 64 North Nodaway 50 Rock Port 58 Fairfax 80 Rock Port 66 Craig 37 Rock Port 52 West Nodaway 49 Rock Port 55 Fairfax 79 Rock Port 46 Tarkio 60 Rock Port 60 South Nodaw ay 64 Rock Port 51 Tarkio 59 Track Rock Port 70 Mound City 62 Rock Port 62 Triangular Tarkio 65 Maryville 20 Rock Port 105 Triangular Fairfax 52 Nodaway Holt 40 Rock Port 76 Quadrangular Tarkio 63 Mound City 61 Craig 33 Rock Port 10 Blue Jay Relays 11th Rock Port 69 1X3 275 Conference 1st Rock Port Tri State 4th Rock Port 40 1X3 West Nodaway 2nd Relays Rock Port 25 Dist. Championship Rock Port State Track 12th 110 fr in Jr. High Boy's Track Rock Port 56 Nodaway Holt 53 S Rock Port 53 Mound City 53 Craig 28 Rock Port 47 West Nodaway 61 Fairfax 29 Rock Port 51 West Nodaway 58 Conference meet won by Rock Port 535 27 A .i,r.i A , 1 'Wim ,aauglih . lf., K. if X, WW vw 3, Golf Rock Port 194 Rock Port 187 Rock Port 175 Rock Port 143 Rock Port 180 Rock Port 185 Rock Port 163 Rock Port 2 98 Maryville Farragut Villisca Auburn Maryville Farragut North Nodaw ay GIRLS Villisca 191 207 186 127 193 189 208 263 2 1 Jr. High Girl's Track Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port West Nodaway Nodaway Holt West Nodaway Mound City eg,.a.. -.Ms 'rs . ,YIM , .V I K .X S Jr. High Boy's Basketball Rock Port South Holt Rock Port Fairfax Rock Port Nodaway-Holt Rock Port Tarkio Rock Port Mound City Rock Port Tarkio Rock Port Savannah Rock Port Nodaway Holt Rock Port Fairfax Rock Port T arkio Rock Port West Nodaway Rock Port Tarkio Girl's Basketball Rock Port 40 Savannah 26 Rock Port 39 Tarkio 44 Rock Port 37 West-Nodaway 31 Rock Port 39 Tarkio 37 Rock Port 36 Fairfax 26 Rock Port 39 Nodaway Holt 30 Rock Port 44 Nodaway Holt 25 Rock Port 34 West Nodaway 30 Rock Port 31 Tarkio 37 Rock Port 50 Fairfax 51 Rock Port 39 Jefferson 31 Rock Port 28 Dekalb 31 Rock Port 42 South Nodaway 32 Rock Port 49 Craig 14 Rock Port 22 Ravenwood 32 Rock Port 19 Ravenwood 36 Rock Port 37 South Holt 43 Rock Port 38 Mound City 42 Rock Port 38 Fairfax 33 Rock Port 10 Jefferson 41 Rock Port 36 West Nodaway 30 Rock Port 43 Craig 26 Girl's Track Rock Port 23 Tarkio Rock Port 13 Mound City Rock Port 25 Triangular Rock Port 1 275 Conference Rock Port 35 Rocket Relay Rock Port 155 Jefferson Jr. High Football Rock Port 22 South Holt 0 Rock Port 22 West Nodaway 6 Rock Port 6 Nodaway Holt 6 Rock Port 22 Tarkio 0 Jr. High Gir1's Basketball 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 22 South Holt 10 14 Fairfax 26 20 West Nodaway 22 13 Fairfax 7 20 Tarkio 10 15 Savannah 7 21 Nodaway Holt 18 11 Fairfax 16 15 North Nodaway 4 14 Fairfax 19 6 Nodaway Holt 21 15 West Nodaway 25 22 Tarkio 12 16 Nodaway-Holt 22 .,? s af'-k 'f'5'Qw?Lg A ' ' ' if ,, .f if K :ix Fa, - wQ.L'T ' w:s25vS f? A glq ul ii i ' . ...fa - ' --Q! we .if .k x, ..25 .- ,ya Grganizations w , 1 ,1, A ff 7 1 .ua A , , -, gjfiif' Q. - 1 Q, Nl x A kk A ' 1 . , f A reg! - M yy, E g i- l ' 7 , Queen Lori and King Tony, shown with their Barnwarming royalty. FFA boys display fruit, Bigger and Better This has been a very interesting year for the FFA and Mr. Pearce, their sponsor. Not only have they enjoyed more activi- ties, they've also enjoyed the presence of seven female members. This year's officers were: Ed Jackson, Doug Walters, Craig Heits, Reed Martin, Dan Stanton, Phil Graves, and Barry Minter, all shown at the right. Row 1, left to right: D. Stanton, R. Martin, P. Graves, D. Walters, E. Jackson, C. Heits, B. Minter, Mr. Pearce. Row 2 I. Sutter, K. Stoner, C. Knierim, F. Anderson, D. McMahon, J. Houts, F. Wooten, D. Esser, I. Clemens, W. Holmes. Row 3: G. Groff, M. Cooper,S. Ellison, J. Bowers, S. Stoner, M. Alley, D. Stanford, M. Sweeton, E. Walters, A. Mil- lion, J. Barnhart, M. Heits. Row 4: J. Holmes, G. Markham, S. Jones, M. Tharp, M. Lingerfelt, K. Lutz, M. Lutz, D. Haer, D. Garst. Row 5: H. Hurst, D. Phelps, J. Sheldon, J. Hudson, B. Wooten, M. Daugherty, G. Cook, R. Shaw, R. Potter. Row 6: L. Merrit, I. Long, R. Hendrickson, E. Spurlin, R. Debuhr, S. Jones, S. Easley, Z. Easley, P. Buttercase Row 7: D. Murdock, S. Maddox, D. Hudson, R. Chastain, D. Cook, D. Davison. at .a s Row 1, left to right: Karen Gebhards, Io Lynn Jochim, Lori Ebert, Vicki Lingerfelt, Debbie Case, Kelly Kish, Peggy Mc- Mullen, Debbie Davison, Cathy McMahon, jackie Wolf. Row 2: Brook Cooper, Cathy Casebolt, Tina Spurlin, Stacy Spell, Tammy Garst, Michele Heits, Susan Lauritson, Pat McMullen, Julie Jochim, Sandra Deckard. Row 3: Mrs. Tarp, Donna Haer, Wanda Lingerfelt, Marilyn Perry, Sandy Casebolt, Sue Schomburg, Michele Nielson, Cheryl Heckel, Teresa Hill, Roxanne Lingerfelt, Patti McKee, Susan Adamson, Shiela Case. Row 4: Debbie Cook, Liz Avrett, Judy Stanton. i ' 4 FHA-Busy, Busy, Busy Mrs. Jo Tarp and her energetic Fl-IAers have been busy this year. They not only attended more out- ings with the FFA, but they learned much from their monthly meetings such as: ceramic painting, cake decorating, and flower arrangements. They also busied themselves with a few of their own par- ties. The FHA was led by Wanda Lingerfelt, Donna Haer, Jo Lynn Jochim, Lori Ebert, Karen Gebhards, and Mrs. Tarp all shown below. At the left: Every- Wanda entertains her captivated audience. one is Concemfafing at a meeting- ? - W W, rr., fi + Nfji Pictured above in the student center are: Row 1: B. Ebert, I Ellison A Million B Shubat I Wanamaker S Carpenter D. Gebhards, C. Lewis, K. Burke. Row 2: M. Leseberg, K Gebhards S Rybnick Row 3 N Mulvania L Wharton J Stoner, D, Herron, C. Spell, J. Leseberg, J. Maheu, D. Stanton G Bogenreif K Burke C Markham B Schaffner S, Jones, S, Duhon, I. Houts, Mr. Shineman, L. Ebert, I Bowers M Baker The student council this year introduced a new event to the football homecoming activities, a bed race. Due to a schedule conflict, the school was unable to have a Christmas ball as planned. The student council bounced back from this disappointment with plans for a winter ball. It too, took a lot of planning and work. The council did not simply plan school events. It took a new interest in what was happening in and around the school. Several meetings were devoted to school con- cerns. This was to help the council members better ful- fill the responsibilities as student representatives. Pictured at the right is student body president, Jill Wanamaker. Becky Schaffner was elected vice-president of the student body. Cindy Markham was elected by the council to the office of secretary-treasurer. Mr. Shineman was the sponsor of the student council. He helped guide the coun- cil through a successful year of working and achieving. Student Council Works, Worries, and Achieves Math Club Makes Time Count Pictured above are: Mr. Moore, sponsorg G. Grebe, C. Lewis, E. Jackson. S- Blfke, D- Gebhards. J. Shineman, T. Garst, C. Knierim, D. Stoner, D. Wessler, G. Hendrix, G. Taylor, L. OmOhuHdI0. OU the stairs: A, Million, R. Alley, K, Stoner, S, Carpenter, I. Barnhart, S. Rybnick, I. Wanamaker, K- Burke, G. Bogenreif. Dave and Ed playing a hot game of Nem The math club, in its second year, took on the challenge of learning and mastering mathematical games. Hex, Nem and the Whoie Stick were three of them. The Mr. Wayne Moore, club sponsor, preparing a math game. members found this to be a lot of fun. The math club also decorated the math room at Christmas time. The car caravan at the football homecoming ac- tivities also found the math club car decorated. The members used numerals and mathematical signs and equations. 117 Front Row, from left to right: Lori Bogenreif, Cindy Randall, Maralee Sweeton, Sherry Bogenreif, Jill Wanamaker Kathy Burke, Julie Shineman, Diana Gebhards, Teresa Blasnitz, Kim Ross. Row 2: Ann Million, Gale Mathers, Julie Walters, Deon Wessler, Marvetta Leseberg, Judy Stanton, Susan Carpenter, Wanda Lingerfelt, Lori Ebert, Kay Schu- macher. Row 3: Kim Burke, Dee Vee Woods, Patty McKee, Susan Lauritsen, Emily Walters, Donna Haer, Rebecca Boettner, Cindy Markham, Robin Shineflew, Jill Barnhart, Row 4: Susan Adamson, Roxanne Lingerfelt, Cheryl Hec- kel, Sue Knierim, Dayan Garst, Karen Gebhards, Jo Lynn Jochim, Sheryl Rybnick, Cathy Lewis, Tammy Garst, Row 5: Gail Hendrix, Linda Omohundro, Marlene Walters, Teresa Meek, Velinda Schomberg, Debbie Hecker, Kathy Cohen, Brenda Cooper, Barbara Harris. Row 6: Sandra Deckard, Julie Jochim, Debbie McDowell, Miss Rebecca Brinkman, sponsor: Mrs. Janet Craig, sponsor, Pep Club Yellss on The most important job a pep club can do is support and yell for their team, and the Rock Port pep club does a fantastic job of that. The pep club attends all football and basketball games and when the Blue Jays get behind the pep club yells a little louder. This year a new thing was added to pep clubg the spirit stick, Two girls, who yelled the loudest, were given the spirit stick to take to the game. The top picture shows the pep club officers. From left to right they are: Marilyn Perry, secretaryg Rebecca Boettner, treasurerg Kay Schu- macher, presidentg Susan Carpenter, stu- dent councilg and Lori Ebert, vice-presi- dent. The middle picture shows the pep club in R formation. The pep club, shown in the bottom picture, are cheering the Jays to a victory, Both Varsity and Junior Varsity had a fantastic '74 school year. At cheer- leading clinic, Varsity won 4 superi- or ribbons and got the spirit stick two times. The Junior Varsity won 2 superior ribbons and 2 excellent rib- bons. Through the year the cheer- leaders led the crowd in cheering for the Blue Jays. From left to right: Jill Wanamaker, headg Becky Shubat, Maralee Sweeton, Cindy Randall, Lori Bogenreif, Sherry Bogenreif, Lower right from bottom to top: Ka- thy Burke, headg Julie Shineman, Teresa Blasnitz, Diana Gebhards, Kim Ross. Lower left: A team and B team smile for the Blue Jays. Cheerleaders Reuse Spirit I20 l The R-Club had their annual fun night again this year to raise money. This year the club took one trip, to the Big Eight Tournament in Kansas City. The members for the year are from left to right: Row l: T. Gross- man, R. Alley. Row 2: D. Walter, M. Baker, F. Wooten. Row 3: D. Stanton, S. Chamberlain, R. Phelps. Row 4: R. Martin, C. Heits, E. Mil- ler. Row 5: C. Corken, G. Bogen- reif, R. Wolf. Row 6: M. Wilczek, E. Jackson, D. Potter, Row 7: C. Knierim, D. Phelps. Row 8: K. Stoner, B. Minter, S. Duhon, Row 9: K. Wanamaker, P. Graves, J. Clemens, Mr, Whitford: sponsor. The officers for the year are from top to bottom: Clay Knierim, president: Tony Grossman, vice-president: Reed Martin, treasurer: Dan Stanton, sec- retary: Gary Bogenreif, student coun- cil, Phil Graves, sargeant-of-arms, R-C lub n the Ball Acting N aturall Top Left: I. Shineman, S. Jones, D. Stoner, G. Mathers, D. Wood, E. Walter, K. Gebhards, S. Knierim, K. Schumach er, G. Tayler, C. Hiets, K. Stonre, S, Burke, S. Duhon, P. Graves, K. Burke, G. Bogenreif. Bottom 'Left: D. Stanton, D. Haer, M. Sweeton, D. Garst, S. Bogenreif, G. Grebe, K. Burke, D. Wessler, J. Wanamaker, B. Shubat, E. Jackson, K. Lewis, S. Carpenter, A. Million, C. Markham, Mrs. Christy, J. Barnhart, S. Rybnick, C. Casebolt. And on the ground, D. Gebhards and C. Randall. These are membersof Speech And Drama Club in 1973-'74, Pictured below left: Pres B. Shubat, V. Pres. K. Burkeg S. Council A. Million. It really is a club! . away H m,,,,Q,9g4w.,Ww.aww...W.-. ,,fs.r,rr, are ' 9' ak Homecoming car parade . Sr Our Leader. , Susan Carpenter is anxious to find what she received in the Spanish-French Club Christ- mas Grab -bag. Key to the Future .. r 4 f L. :Lk 'i?i ivIZ.EE'3'f-Y? W 5: Q 5 5 ,. ,..,. rs 4 fa V 'f 2 I 'Q bt Au Y if G .7 5 ,rl rar- 4,f ' I7 QNX W 's,E ff QQ, X 1 f we M28 if , , Mr 5 f Q Eg f If 56 1, w fr :Q my: Ss- .Q 4 1. 'Z 2 wb Mk X f 71 Q Q -C: Q H' w . :W 'a s H xy! 5 ' 9 ,f1rs. French Club Officers: I. Mulvania, G. Mather, pres. D. Bedellg N. Mulvania. Spanish Club Officers: Pres. K. Burkeg S. Knierim, S. Car- penter, I. Wanamaker, and K. Lewis. Spanish Club and French Club are not just for having fun, though Deanna Bede1l's Cake was a highlight of the Christmas party. Foreign language is the key to our future because communica- tion is what it's all about. With foreign language one can communicate with widely diverse cultures and that is the first step to our future. Keeping in Time Mr. Steve Jennings directed the concert band for the year 1973-1974. The concert band performs at all winter concerts and services. It also performs at District Contest where the ensembles, and soloists take part in the con- test. Although the band had a new director this year they were kept quite busy as can be seen by the pictures on this page and the next page. Right: A busy day in concert band. Be- low left: Susan getting her instrument. Everyone seems to be blowing but Jill Q ' 39 f Le 9 adv' Blow Dan Blow! I wonder where she gets all her air? ,,,,, ,vyfkv ,,, - ,m L, 4 WwwkmfmwmmmraaW af I -M- 5,,,f.,r, MM ,h,,, - , , , , W ,lM,,. . WW 0 fm, ff ' , Ah, ha, caught you. Below: Mark blowing away. .WW - ev Above: The trumpet section. Below: Warming up. 'I'hat's all they ever did, practice. 15 Y' M fag X M e 125 The Blue lay Marching Band performing at half time Mags Band Day at Fairfax if , .: A V E . L QL: .b Q ,risks :rw xx . K Left to right: C. Lewis C Randall Drum Majorette D Haer A Million and S Bogenreif Band arch ing on. The Blue Jay Marching Band under the direction of Mr. Steve Jennings performed at home football games as well as the Southwest Iowa Band Jamboree. They took second place honors at the Northwest Missouri State University homecoming band compeiriton, The band also took part in Mass Band day at Fairfax. Wanda, Kay and Tammy seem to have something else on their mind besides band practice. 126 ,,,L' sfif T f5'77 ' K ,W . 4 ,XE 5 . . ,,, 4 fit fr 7' if, if wgwyf- gy , wfezy H., , ' W ,,., , .. 5-....... i '+ Timely Tunes The high school choir under the direction of Mr. Steve Jennings, presented a Fall Choir Sounds concert as well as a Spring Pops Concert. They also performed at the Thanksgiving Services and at the Christmas Vesper Services. Swing Choir is a new group addition to the Rock Port Music department. They performed at vocal concerts as well as traveling to other schools to perform in special assemblies. Left Sing a song . . . Chorus doing their thing. The chorus at practice. V' 2'-N... . I Wt ff 4. 2 t ' The swing choir. Q The chorus at the Christmas program. 2' K WN Honor Society members shown above: Back Row, left to right: D. Haer, C, Heits, D, Stoner, G. Bogenreif, C. Knierirn R, Boettner, Mr, Shineman, Row 2: B. Minter, L. Ebert, I, Wanamaker, B, Schaffner, C, Markham, W. Lingerfelt, M Sweeton, E, Miller, A, Million, C. Randall, S, Jones, S. Carpenter, C, Lewis, S, Bogenreif, X- ig- Cindy Markham was president, Honor Society I O 1 Striving for High Ideals Nine Juniors became members of Honor Society this year at the annual tapping ceremony, The picture at the left and the bottom picture were taken at the tap- ping ceremony, The Honor Society had many activities including a walkathon for cerebral palsy, bake sale, and a trip to Omaha to the Talk of the Town theatre. Pictured above from left to right: L. Omohundro, D. Wessler, M. Sweeton, K. Burke, D. Haer, K. Burke, S. Lauritson, J. Wanamaker, C. Lewis, S. Carpenter, C. Randall. Row 2: S. Bogenreif, G. Hendrix, L. Bogenreif, D. Hecker, I. Jo- chim, B. Husted, T. Spurlin, K. Gebhards, C, Casebolt, J. Maheu, A. Million, J. Shineman, D. Gebhards, S. Burke, Librarians Keeping Busy This has been a very busy year for the Librarians and their new Librarian, Mrs. Betty Burke. They were not only busy keeping the High School and Elementary libraries clean, but were busy with their activities such as: eating out, Halloween party and their annual slumber party. This has been a good year for the Librarians, thanks to their new leader, Mrs. Burke, who is pictured at the left. T. Garst. Row 3: N. McCoy, Mrs. Burke, R. Hudson. .ff M Sherry looks for a book. Diana is accepted as a new member. Maralee checks a book out for Scott. Qgfgq xxx wr-1 . , SA? 3+ , 'L K7 al N XOR ,-...V . v I... Achievements .l Reed Martin and Cindy Markham--First Quarter Wi' M, , K 3 M ff ii ' ff V K 4 M J .5 if Kathy Burke and Gary Grebe--Second Quarter L' 2 ' '52 ,Wier- ' an 1-vs, Michele Heirs and Jay Bowers--Fourth Quarter 7.12 ZIP. ' Good School Citizens are chosen each quarter by the Nation- U al Honor Society. The members of the organization nomin- ate candidates for this award at special meetings, A listing 3' of reasons accompanies each nomination, Students are cho- ' sen for their outstanding leadership and service to the school. Cooperation and strength of character are also considered by the National Honor Society when voting, This honor, re- g R N ceived by only eight students each year, is one to be proud ' L of, Kay Schumacher and Sherwood Duhon--Third Quarter ,ll Citizens of Tomorrow if .S is x A .l gaw - ,, ff:-'ees' W Q9 ,sn y t i t yr S t udents Exoell The American Legion of Rock Port chose Steve Jones, Barry i Donna Haer and Barry Minter both were chosen Minter, and Eric Miller to represent the organization at for the 275 All-Conference first team in bas- Boy's State held in Warrensburg, Missouri, in June. ketball. NNW-N. bil -wr I Dan Stanton, Clay Knierim, Barry Minter, Jay Bowers and Jerry Clemens were cho- sen for the 275 All-Conference football team. Maralee Sweeton was chosen by the Ladies Auxiliary to attend Girls' State held at Steven's College in Columbia, Missouri, fi 3 4 ' N-Y' 1 . I , .. S 1 Xgf Double-mixed Quartet: Left to Right: Jill Barnhart, Kathy Schumacher, h Cindy Markham, Teresa Blasnitz. Back Row: Randy Alley, Robert Wolf, V,..,,,., it Sherwood Duhon, and Mark Baker. - 1 Q ' li e t t t Well Done at Q State Music 85 Speech fsiiihffftliif'Bfiinfioiolimsiliiefiiiirfer' Markham. A T Ury' We RE' Q, This year our school was well represented at State Music Contest, and State vt ' . . . I-ij' s p like i j P '5 Speech Contest. At State Music Contest Kathy Burke received a I rating If -' 'f y', pf ' XT for her French horn solo, Cindy Markham received a I rating for her vocal ,Q - r A ' 7' , . wg 4 T y 47 Q k solo and a II rating for her saxophone solo and Rebecca Boettner was the ' ' accompanist for the two girls that received I ratings. The Sax Quartet re- fl 1 f f ta., - 'f ' av a . Q A , 1 71' I Radio Speaking: Kim Burke. ceived a II Iatlflg at State Muslc Contest. The Double Mixed Quartet re- ceived all rating at contest, Rock Port's sole representative at State Speech Contest was Kim Burke who went in Radio Speaking. 134 ,Y , . , M, ..,, W... W, , H, . V Nw-wg-..u,,,fg,. , r r E 4 I so H ' f, fwfzf-22' Mfffsfs-Mffrfa .f.. ::M.w1.,e I V . . a W, . ,,,,, r s , I .. ,, , . Z aw, . , My ,, ,Q W., Jt , , y, ,,Q. .,,, QA, M . yy yyyy A:,f af, A,,,1 are ,. I 1 ' it 7 l The FFA livestock judging team consists of: Left to Right: Jeff Houts, Craig Heirs, Ed Jackson, and Phil Graves. This team placed fourth at state judging and received a group I rating, R. Soils judging team: Left to Right: Reed Martin, Barry Minter, and Clay Knierim, not shown Michele Heits, This team re ceived a group I rating at state. FFA Members Distinguish Themselves at State Horticulture team: Left to Right: Ann Million, Joni Barn- hart, Donna Haer, and Maralee Sweeten. This team was third overall at district and received a Group II rating at .. ,V - ,'l,, r 1 I I 4, we fi y K M iw ' ,reef An 1 6 state. Individual ratings at district were: Joni Barnhart Poultry judging team: Left to Right: David Stanford and Gerry 9th: Maralee Sweeton 6th, and Ann Million 4th, Markham, not shown Harvey Hurst and Jeff Holmes, David Stanford received a 2nd at state and Harvey Hurst received a 3rd at State, q .W ., J M uf.. M:aZgx,r W ,ar J eff it oi' ,. wg Salutatorian, Rebecca Boettner, GPA 10, 94 Top ten: Front Row, left to right: Clay Knierim, David Stoner, Jill Wana- maker, Rebecca Boettner, Kathy Burke, Back Row: Gary Grebe, Kim Burke, Deanna Bedell, Becky Schaffner, and Cindy Markham. NM Valedictorian, Kathy Burke, GPA 11.00 Cathy Lewis, junior--GPA 10.64. Linda Omohundro, sophomore-- GPA 10.85 Academic Highs T3 These are the top students at Rock Port High School for the 1974 school year, The Senior class had a remarkable leader in GPA, the Valedictorian, Kathy Burke, who finished her high school years with a perfect ll. OO grade average, The Salutatorian of the senior class was Rebecca Boettner, She missed having a perfect ll. O0 aver- age by just .6 of a pointg her average was 10. 94. The top scholars in the junior, sophomore, and freshman classes also had very good averages showing that the academic program at Rock Port keeps students on their toes. Janette Mulvania, freshman--GPA 10. 66 136 Outstanding good school citizen of the year award--Becky Schaffner, Music awards--Outstanding Chorus members: Cindy Markham and Mark Baker, Outstanding band member: Kathy Burke and Gary Grebe. Outstanding music dedication: Rebecca Boettner. Math awards--Tammy Garst, Linda Omohundro, Cathy Lewis, Sheryl Rybnick, Clay Knierim, Gary Bogenreif, Gary Grebe, and David Stoner. Business awards--Shorthand awards: Cindy Markham, Kim Burke, Emily Walter, Wanda Lingerfelt, Kay Schumacher and Sheryl Rybnick, Bookkeeping awards: Rebecca Boettner and David Stoner, Typing awards: Emily Walter, Gale Mathers, Doug Thompson, Rhonda Hudson, Susan Burke, Diana Geb- hards, Julie Walter, Tammy Garst, Jackie Wolf, Deon Wessler, Cheryl Heckel, Mike Burke, Susan Adamson, Kent Wanamaker Lori Bogenreif, Julie Shineman and ,Gina Briggs. Girl Athlete of the year--Donna Haer Boy Athlete of the year--Gary Bogenreif, Drama awards--Jr, Play: Maralee Sweeton and Eric Miller: Sr, Play: Kathy Burke: Cindy Markham and Sherwood Duhon. Homemaking awards--Family Leader of Tomorrow, Becky Schaffnerg Outstanding FHA member: Wanda Lingerfeltg Out- standing Horne Economics student, Donna Haer. American Legion awards--Donna Haer, David Stoner, Rebecca Boettner and Sherwood Duhon, Sophomore Pilgrimage--Danny Mifflin, D,A.R. awards--Jill Wanamaker and Gary Bogenreif, American History award--Marvetta Leseberg. Danforth l Dare You award--Jill Wanamaker and Sherwood Duhon, Reader's Digest award--Kathy Burke. H , 1 f9 'Mf: Sf t 2 DEANNA BEDELL--Pep Club--1,2,35 Librarians--l,2, 3g Basketball--1, 25 Football Homecoming Attendant--35 French Club--45 President--45 Senior Play5 Publications-- 35 District Speech Contest--4, REBECCA BOETTNER--Band--1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus--1, 2, 3, 45 President--45 District Music Contest--1, 2, 3, 45 State Mu- sic Contest--2, 3,45 Swing Choir--45 Pep Club--l, 2, 3, 45 Treasurer--45 Honor Society--3,45 Treasurer--45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Class Secretary--35 Highest GPA--15 Typing Award--35 Business Contest--45 Bookkeeping Award --45 American Legion Award--45 Salutatorian, Outstanding Music Dedication Award--4. GARY BOGENREIF--Basketball--1,2, 3,45 Football--1,2, 3, 45 Track--1,2,3,45 Honor Society--3,45 Vice-President-- 45 Boys' State--35 Math Club--3,45 Vice-President--35 President--45 Drama Club--45 Math Contest--3,45 Math Award--45 Student Council--45 Advisory Council--45 Ju- nior Playg Drama Award--35 Senior Play5 Football King Candidate--45 Basketball King Candidate--45 R-Club--2, 3,45 Treasurer--35 Student Council Representative--45 Class Vice-President--1,45 County Government Day--15 Boy Athlete of the Year Award--45 American History Award--45 District Speech Contest--4. KATHY BURKE--B-Team Cheerleader--45 Head--45 Class treasurer--45 Student Council--2, 3,45 Class Secretary--45 Math Club--3,45 Math Contest--35 Math Award--2,35 Li- brarian--3,45 Spanish Club--45 President--45 Librarian Award--3, 45 Pep Club--1, 2, 3,45 Highest GPA--1, 2, 3, 45 Band--1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus--1, 25 Librarians--25 District Music Contest--1, 2, 3, 45 State Music Contest--1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Speech and Drama Club--45 Good School Citizen--45 Basketball--15 Swing Choir--45 Outstanding Band Member--45 Drama Award--45 Reader's Digest Award --45 Valedictorian, KIM BURKE--Pep Club--1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council--45 Publications--3,45 Yearbook editor--45 Librarians Club-- 3, 45 Basketball--1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Homecoming Queen Candidate--45 Speech and Drama Club--45 Vice-President --45 Class treasurer--25 County Government Day--15 Girls' State Representative--35 Band--1, 2, 3, 45 District Music Contest--l,2, 3, 45 State Music Contest--3,45 District Speech Contest--45 State Speech Contest--45 Shorthand Award--4. PHILIP BUTTERCASE--FFA --1, 2, 3. DEBORAH CA SE--FHA --1, 2, 4. DAVID COOK--FFA --1, 2. SHERWOOD DUHON--Football--2, 45 Basketball--1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council--45 Football Homecoming King5 Basket- ball Homecoming King5 Basketball Homecoming Attendant --35 Football Homecoming Attendant--25 Junior Play5 Se- nior Play5 Chorus--1,45 Publications--35 District Speech Contest--45 R-Club--3,45 Speech-Drama Club--45 District Music Contest--45 State Music Contest--45 Swing Choir-- 138 45 Christmas Ball Attendant--1, Good School Citizen--45 American Legion Award--45 Danforth I Dare You Award-- 45 Drama Award--4, ZANE EASLEY--FFA--l,2,3,45 Barnwarming Attendant-- 35 Christmas Ball Attendant--35 Football--1, LORI EBERT--Pep Club--1, 2, 3, 45 Vice-President--45 FHA --1, 3,45 Secretary--45 Basketball--1, 25 Basketball At- tendant--l5 Class Secretary--2,45 Honor Society--3,45 Student Council Representative--45 Student Council--45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Christmas Ball Attendant--35 Football Homecoming Queen--45 Barnwarming Attendant-- 35 Barnwarming Queen--45 Chorus--35 District Music Con- test--35 Who's Who Among American High School Students --3, 4. DAYAN GARST--Pep Club--1,2, 3,45 Band--1, 2, 3,45 District Music Contest--1, 2, 3,45 Baskteball--1,25 FFA-- 45 Track--3,45 Drama Club--45 County Government Day --15 Who's Who Among American High School Students-- 35 Junior Play5 Senior Play, PHIL GRAVES--Football--l,2,3,45 Track--3,45 Basket- ball--1,2, 3,45 Golf--35 Basketball King Candidate--45 Junior Play5 Senior Playg FFA--3,45 Treasurer--45 Speech and Drama Club--45 R-Club--3,45 Winter Formal King-- 45 State FFA Contest--4, Chorus--25 R-Club Sergeant at Arms--45 Math Club--35 Student Council--3, GARY GREBE--Band--1, 2, 3, 45 District Music Contest--2, 3,45 State Music Contest--35 Math Club--3,45 Speech and Drama Club--45 Junior Playg Senior Play5 Math Contest-- 45 Good School Citizen--45 Math Award--45 Outstanding Band Member--4. TONY GROSSMAN--FFA--1, 2, 3,45 Football--2, 35 R-Club --3,45 Vice-President--45 Barnwarming King--45 Winter Formal Candidate--45 Homecoming Football Attendant--2, DONNA HAER--Band--1,2, 3,45 District Music Contest--1, 2, 3, 45 District Music Contest--1, 2, 35 State Music Contest --15 Chorus--1,25 Pep Club--1, 2, 3,45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 FHA--2, 3,45 Student Council--35 Treasurer--45 FFA --45 Librarians--1,2,3,45 Treasurer--35 President--45 Bas- ketball--l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Homecoming Attendant--25 Basketball Homecoming Queen--45 2nd Team All Confer- ence--25 lst Team All Conference--3,45 Drum Majorette --3,45 Honor Society--3,45 Good School Citizen--35 Girls Track--2,35 District Speech Contest--45 Outstanding Home Economics Student--45 Girl Athlete of the Year--45 Amer- ican Legion Award--4, CRAIG HEITS--Football 1, 2, 3gT1'aCk--1, 2, 3,45 FFA--1, 2, 3,45 FFA Treasurer--2, 35 Vice-President--45 Mardi Gras attendant--45 Senior Play5 Band--1,2, 3,45 State Music Contest--25 Speech and Drama Club--45 R-Club-- 3,45 Honor Society--3,45 State FFA Contest--1,3,45 Barn- warming King Candidate--45 Star Greenhand--1, TERESA HILL--FHA--1,2, 3, 4. DAN HUDSON--Band--1, 2, 3,43 FFA--1, 2, 3,4. RHONDA HUDSON--Band--1,23 Librarians--1,2, 3,43 FHA --1, 23 District Music Contest--1,23 Business Contest--43 Pep Club--1,23 County Government Day--13 COP Typing Award--4. ED JACKSON--FFA--1,2,3,43 District FFA Contest--2, 3, 43 Secretary--33 President--43 Football--1,3,43 Basketball --13 Math Club'-3,43 Drama Club--43 Who's Who in American High School Students--33 R-Club--3,43 Junior Play3 Class treasurer--1,33 Business Contest--43 FFA Sub- district No. 1 Vice-President3 FFA Leadership Award, SUE KNIERIM--Pep Club--1, 2, 3, 43 Band--1, 2, 3, 43 Dis- trict Music Contest--1, 2, 3, 43 State Music Contest--1, 33 Track--2, 3,43 Chorus--2, 33 Junior Play, Senior Play3 Pub- lications--4, Basketball--13 Spanish Club--43 Vice-Presi- dent--43 Drama Club--43 District Drama Contest--43 Swing Choir--4, CLAY KNIERIM--Football--1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball--1, 2, 33 Track--2,33 R-Club--1,2, 3,43 Sergeant at Arms--33 Pres- ident--43 National Honor Society--3,43 Math Club--3,43 Corresponding Secretary--33 Math Award--3,43 Math Con- test--3,43 Student Council--1,23 FFA--43 FFA Greenhand Award--43 State FFA Judging Contest--43 Class President --43 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Bookkeepingl Award--23 Typing Award--23 County Government Day--13 Boys' State Representative--33 Good School Citizen--23 Football Homecoming King Candidate--43 275 Honorable Mention All-Conference--43 Basketball Homecoming Attendant-- 1,23 Who's Who Among American High School Students-- 3, 4, VICKIE LINGERFELT--Chorus--13 District Music Contest-- 13 Publications--3,43 Pep Club--1,23 FHA--1,2,4. WANDA LINGERFELT--Band--1,2,3,43 National Honor Society--3,43 County Government Day--13 FHA--1,2,3, 43 Secretary--33 President--43 Pep Club--1,2,3,43 Basket- ball--1,2, 3,43 Basketball Homecoming Attendant--33 Typ- ing Award--23 Who's Who Among American High School Students--3,43 Outstanding FHA Award--43 Shorthand Award--4. MARION LUTZ,--FFA--2. JODY MAHEU--Band--1,2,33 Chorus--3,43 District Music Contest--1,2, 3g FHA--1,23 Pep Club--23 Student Council --3,43 Historian--43 Librarian--1,2,3,4. CINDY MA RKHAM - -C lass President- - 13 Student Council- - 3,4Q Secretary--43 Advisory Council--33 Band--1,2,3,43 Librarians--23 Vice-President--33 Chorus--1,2, 3,41 Secre- tary--23 Swing Choir--43 District Music Contests--1, 2, 3, 43 State Music Contests--2, 3, 43 Pep Club--1, 2, 3, 43 Typ- ing Award--23 Honor Society--3,43 President--43 Junior Play: Senior Play: County Government Day--13 District Speech Contests--43 Who's Who Among American High School Students--33 Speech and Drama Club--43 Southwest Iowa Band Jamboree Queen Candidate--43 Good School Citizen--43 Valentine Sweetheart--23 Winter Formal Queen Candidate--43 Bluejay Relay Hostess--43 Shorthand Award-- 43 Outstanding Chorus Member--43 Drama Award--4. NANCY MCCOY--Librarians--1, 2, 3, 43 Secretary--43 Pep Club--1,2, 33 Band--1,2, 33 District Music Contest-- 1,2,33 Publications--33 County Government Day--13 Bus- iness Contest--43 Shorthand Award--3. MARILYN PERRY--FHA--l,2,3,43 Reporter--23 Treasurer --33 Vice-President--43 Band--13 Pep Club--1,2, 3,43 Secretary--43 Winter Formal Queen--43 Football Atten- dant--13 Christmas Ball Attendant--13 FFA -FHA Barn- warming Queen Candidate--43 County Government Day-- 1. DAVID PHELPS--Band 1,23 District Music Contest--1,23 State Music Contest--23 Track--13 Football Student Man- ager--1,2, 3,43 Golf--2, 3,43 District Golf--33 R-Club-- 3,43 FFA--43 Who's Who Among American High School Students--3. DENA PHILLIPS--Chorus--43 FHA--2, 33 District Music Contest--4. BECKY SCHAFFNER--County Government Day--13 Sopho- more Pilgrimage--23 Band--1, 3,43 Vice-President--43 District Music Contest--1, 3,43 Outstanding American History Student--13 Student Council--43 Vice-President-- 43 Honor Society--3,43 District Speech Contest--43 Speech and Drama Club--43 Class President--33 Typing Award--23 Family Leader of Tomorrow Award--43 Out- standing School Citizen ofthe Year Award--4, DEBBIE SCHLUP--Junior Play3 Senior Play3 District Speech Contest--43 Publications--4, MARTIN SCHOMBURG- -FFA - -43 Football--2 . KAY SCHUMACHER--Band--1,2,3,43 Secretary-Trea- surer--43 Chorus--2, 3,43 Student Director--43 Swing - Choir--43 District Music Contest--1, 2, 3,43 State Music Contest--2,3,43 Junior Play, Senior Play3 District Speech Contest--43 Speech and Drama Club--43 FHA--13 Li- brarians Club--1,23 Pep Club--1, 2, 3, 43 President--43 Good School Citizen--43 Shorthand Award--4, BECKY SHUBAT--Pep Club--1,2, 3,4Q Chorus--13 Class Secretary--23 Varsity Cheerleader--43 B-Team Cheer- leader--2, 33 Head B-Team--33 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Football Homecoming Queen Candidate--43 Student Council--43 Drama Club--43 President--43 District Speech Contest--43 Drama Award, MARY STOLT --Business Contest--4. DAVID STONER--Basketball--13 Golf--2, 3,42 Honor So- ciety--3,43 Speech and Drama Club--43 Band--1,2,3,43 President--43 Chorus--13 Swing Choir--43 District Music Contest--2,33 State Music Contest--23 Junior Play3 Se- nior Play3 Math Award--3,43 County Government Day--13 139 Business Contest--45 Math Contest--3, 45 Math Club--3,45 National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test-Honorable Mentiong Bookkeeping Award--45 American Legion Award ..-4,. KEVIN STONER- -Football--1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball--1, 25 Track--l,2, 35 R-Club--2, 3,45 FFA--3,45 Boys State--35 Band--15 Chorus--15 Football Homecoming Attendant--35 Math Club--45 Speech and Drama Club--45 Who's Who Among American High School Students--35 Junior Play, CALLA STRUTHERS--Pep Club--15 Librarians--1. EMILY WALTER- -Band--1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus--1, 2, 3, 45 Vice President--45 District Music Contest--l, 2, 3, 45 County Government Day--15 Typing Award--25 Swing Choir--45 Drama Club--45 District Speech Contest--45 Business Con- test--45 FFA--45 Basketball--1,2, 3,45 Track--25 Pep Club --1, 2, 3,45 Winter Ball Queen Candidate5 Junior Play5 Se- nior Play5 Shorthand Awardg COP Typing Award, JILL WANAMA KER--Student Body President--45 Varsity Cheerleader--2, 3,45 Head Cheerleader--45 B-Team Cheer- leader--15 Student Council Representative--15 Class Presi- dent--25 Band--l,2,3,45 Librarian--15 Chorus--1,25 Stu- dent Council Representative--25 District Music Contest-- 1,2, 3,45 State Music Contest--1,25 Swing Choir--45 Coun- ty Government Day--15 Math Club--3,45 Math Award--35 Drama Award--35 Speech and Drama Club--45 Spanish Club--45 Treasurer--45 Honor Society--3,45 SGCTSFHFY 4: Pep Club--1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball--1, 2, 3, 45 District Speech Contest--45 Junior Playg Senior Playg Football Homecoming Queen Candidate--45 Basketball Homecoming Queen Can- didate--45 Math Contest--35 Librarians--3,45 Track--25 MASC Nona Hyde Award--45 DAR Award--45 Danforthl Dare You Award--4. NANCY WOLF--FHA --1, 2, 3,45 Chorus--4, .f' AN! z 'A in- Fun at Fin and Feather The seniors this ear had the rivile e of bein the first class for man Y P 8 S Y years to stay over night on their senior trip, The class spent two days playing tennis, swimming, roller skating, and many other organized activities, A favorite of the trip was the water fiht--boys against girls. They used waste baskets, coolers, buckets, and anything else that held water, After two exhausting days of fun, the class returned to Rock Port with many memories in their minds, The last five days of the school year proved to be an interest- ing and exciting experience for the students and teachers of Rock Port High-School. During these days mini classes were held, A committee of teachers designed a program consisting of hobby, sport and public concern subjects. Some of the favor- ites were bowling, hunting and camping, death, tennis, candle making, dance, fencing, bachelor cooking, history of the movies, ping pong, and model rockets, The classes were conducted in a relaxed manner, Students and teachers communicated on a different level. Also, junior high and high school students participated in the same classes. Everyone agreed that the experiment called Mini classes was a great success. 17 ini-Classes at Rock Port K Q1 K 3 -- 4.-. A-...-... i , px Q. vx 42 hifi ,IZ Q?-I 'fraiiiw Eric Miller, Photographerg Ann Million, Ass't. Editor Mrs. Runkles, SPOUSO1' e 3 3 Q , 5 1 N e 6 Becky Shubat R i The Staff Left--Sue Knierim, Debbie Davison Below - -Debbie Schlup Now that we have taken a look at the 1973-l9'74 school year through all the activities, organizations, sports events, classrooms, faculty, students, and everything else that made this past year what it was, let's try to weigh it carefully in our minds, Did we get the most from our year at Rock Port that it offered? If the an- swer to that question is Yes in your mind, congratulations! If it is set that as your goal for next year. There's a lot to learn all in a year's time. lvN0vv , L . Aj ,1 R? li:-jg -. mx fr E '79 I l V J? 5: . t ,V 'A eff' ag r , J A Yfsgf: .' ...X uf-ff x gl W ,. eff, ' 5613 iff.-A in '- F421 'Q 'ir if X P . ,,. fe . f 1 Wu . X, KL x f. , -.gfif A 'L , 5- 53,- 'Hg 1-. L 3, 'Y . 2.115 Q rf -, YV,v --,, .--v 1' . w A M 1 .rr-' fv- ----'Y-Aw-Y Y-....,, Mn Q WQE. ' ' v ' ' .' tba.. 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