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

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1976 volume:

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K , l 0 ,V eeei is A s ssee 4 e fx- if .s ,,W': 1 g sa, t P , 1 - is 333, views :kk A :fuk f es . - fy es iiess H ,Ve. ' ,R 5 X A . 4,55 W 2 'evss M Q A ,H VT' N l6'al11es days are never long Jlfletlzefs laugh is lfezlfyis' snug Gives ue all the lzepe fe carry an l 5'rieml.s', 47 Will Kemcmbcr Ilau 4 Chiuk of llvu, Pray far lfau ,And When Another Day .75 Zflzrough 4771 Still 16? Qrieuds with 11011. FRIENDS WITH YOU by Bill Danoff and Taffy Nivert Copyright 1971 Cherry Lane Music Co U d by Permis A11 gh d r r x I 4 ff ' I Zaculty 9 8leme14tary 29 ir. J-hgh 47 5'resl1mcu 6l Saphamorcs 65 ,fuuiars 69 5'rie14ds af Ours f Cable of Eontents gi .kV, A f 119.91154 as off A ' R ' ' . R, W' 'f f f 'A -, Organizations 73 Sports 91 i ,4etioities 709 Honors 125 Seniors 731 lilosina 144 The members of the Blue Jay staff are dedicating this yearbook to Mrs. Rebecca Christy and Mr. Fran Schwenk. These two were chosen because of all the hard work and time they have spent in Rock Port High School. Mrs. Christy served as English teacher, play director, and Speech and Drama Club sponsor. Mrs. Christy pratically lived at Rock Port High School during the school plays. speech contest, and variety shows, She was respected and liked by all students at Rock Port High School. Some say that she is the best drama coach we've ever had. She not only served the school, but the whole community. Mr. Fran Schwenk was Drivers Ed teacher, PE and coach. His biggest jobs and responsibilites were football and boys track. Mr. Schwenk's interest in sports rubbed off on most of the students. He had winning football and track seasons. Both of these fine peop- le will be missed not only as teachers, but as friends. We the staff of '76 salute Fran Schwenk and Becky Christy. Special Chunks ,,r. FQQBH N 53 :still ....l Zzculfy if mare students were say-starters, less teachers Wauld be cranks. Backing Our 5411001 6 xl R, Above: Charlee Garst-President Above: Jennie Howell-Secretary, and Frank Rybnick-Superintendent . S as Above: Jean Corken-Treasurer Above: Don Mobley-Vice -President Above: Paul Tiemeyer Backing our school and mak ing the rules the students follow is the school board. Charlee Garst was President of the school board and Don Mobley was Vice -Presi dent. Jennie How ell performed the duties as secretary, and Jean Corken served as treas- uer. Other members were Stan Stubbleield, Richard Stephens, Jess Omohundro, and Frank Rybnick. At right: Stan Stubblefreld and Rich- ard Stephens. At far right: I ess Omohundro. I0 l Our Kulers This year, our school was ruled by a fine administration. They were, at left: Mr. Gerald Shineman, High School Principal, and his secretary, Mrs. Kathy Bogenreifg center left: Mrs. Wilma Grubb, Elementary Principal, and her secretary, Mrs. Joan Adamsong center right: Mr. Steve Scamman, Administrative Assistant and COE Directory lower left: Mr. Frank Rybnick, Superintendent, and his secretary, Mrs. Jennie Howellg lower right: Mrs. Betty Thomas, High School Teachers' Aid. Hass-W L ,. i Q. What 's so funny? Freshman language elf Sfpressivn Mrs. Rebecca Christy was our schoo1's speech teacher. Mrs. Christy taught Speech I, Speech II, Composition I, Composition II, and Language Arts I. In Speech, the students went to busi- nessmen and interviewed them and in Composition the students worked on formal papers. Mrs. Barbara Marquart taught Litera- ture I, II, and IH. Mrs. Marquart also taught Language I or parts of speech. Pictured at right: Mrs. Marquart, Now kids Language is fun time. fx s! FS L...- I'm always busy! 'X I ' 4 M ..,. I 5 'w K L sr.-fr . M aia? Is that right? Xi7iiQ', We really have to sew? flmbziinn in fha' kitchen Mrs. Io Tarp made Home Economics a fun experience this past year. The regular home economic courses were offered. She also added designing rooms and child management. Other in- teresting courses were Bachelor Living, Consumer Ed. , Person- al Development, Marriage and Family Planning, and other independent studies. Pictured lower left: Sheila spins her wheels. The girls make a tast treat. Y if? 2 P .1-1 S . Q E ' f 5 ,992 Above: What did you say? Math Cflasses Jlflulfzjvly MI. Donald McDonald taught math classes this past year. This was Mr. McDonald's first year and he taught Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, Trig, and Physics. The math clas- ses were bigger than ever before and Mr. McDonald had a successful year teaching the students. Pictured bottom right are Jay Bowers and Kent Wanamaker talking over a tough problem. Pictured below is Mr. Bruce Wahl who student taught. .,,L , 9 ga Q Above Mr McDonald helps with graphing Mwmfwmw ff jg Above: I can't believe that kid. Above: Look what I've got Mom. i ,ga r's s aimemsnmsr' sw V Above: Jeannette listens to Mr. Radtke. U15 fudy of lfzfe Mr. George Radtke returned to teach the students of Rock Port about Science. Mr. Radtke teaches Physical Science Biology, Chemistry, Advanced Biology, and General Sci- ence. Mr. Radtke brought excitement into Science by dissecting cats and sharks. The students also did lots of experiments. Mr. Radtke also formed the iirst Science Club in Rock Port. Pictured bottom left is Mr. Radtke handing out terms. Below: Andy Stoner is a pyromaniac! f 'wmwewvmziinswerrvmswxswmuf A 1..me.mm-'aw -f,Nwsmzs1f.:, QU Ng! Bffzkkx il? si efw Above: Mrs. Miller over looks things. learning zz Second Way af lfzfe Above: Laura and Jana enJoy a free moment Mrs. Jackie Miller taught Foreign Language at our high b school. Mrs. Miller taught Junior High introduction to Spanish and French. Mrs. Miller also taught Spanish I and Spanish II and IV, and Frenchl and Il. All Foreign Lang- Above: Mrs. Miller recites and takes a swing below uage class worked in the following areas: understanding the spoken word, reading, writing, speaking and culture study. The students also sang foreign songs, did foreign crafts, and cooked foreign foods. Below: The girls enjoy a party. w2fv wwrvwfo A 9 I P w Q S xg. . 0 r' ni W vw X ss? asia- Y 23,1 '19 'Q 2 4 s 7 A 45' -aj I! il 1 wMm..Q wk' WR Tis - N if! , Q, X 'N Q 5 x X R S 5 i PEE Mr. Finke catching up on the news. Pas! lv Prvseu! Mr. Mark Dulgarian taught American Government, Psy- chology, Sociology, Health, and Geography. In Psycho logy the students studied the behavior of mice and in Sociology played the marriage game. Mr. Gene Finke taught American and World History Classes. In these classes the students try to understand the past and present by examining cause and effect relationships in History. At center right: Mr. Mark Dulgarian. Below: Concen- tration! Is that so? llw' if X rs i, L . s is s - ,,,.,t.,.,,,,, 5:1 ., Q s .,- ' 5 cp ..-, A y W D J. Y . - '- Q-:ga - , ... J..- Huh? , K H, M, 3 ,nity- x e Gaining Xrfperimce The Cooperative Occupational Education QCOEQ Program a work -study program which enables a student to earn while they learn in addition to earning money. A COE student can earn two to three credits for one successful year in the COE program. A student attends class one hour per day for which he receives one credit. He works a minimum of ten hours per week in supervised work ex- perience for which one credit is granted if the student works 20 hours or more per week in supervised work ex- perience, he is granted two credits. COE is now in its third year. Mr. Steve Scamman was the supervisor of the program. Eight students were enrolled in the COE program this year. At left: Bob Taylor displays different kinds of carpet to a customer. Craig day-dreaming. 5 ,,,, wmv ' QT? .. ,, A Mm 5 N 1' lg 1 if Ik If -fX! ,-'gjx Boys work on special projects. -fn...- Now boys, this is how it is done. Marlene and Brenda show women's lib in shop. earning flaw Mr. John Pearce returned again to teach Agriculture l, ll, Ill and IV. He also taught Semester Ag Culture. Ag classes turned co -ed this year as Mr. Pearce has caught the interest of both sexes. All students enjoyed the many varied projects that were assigned and work hard to com- plete them. At right: Ernie cuts through. Kent helps out in shop. 22, ,1 Tlx s1fa1ulrf1rs:rrwwfmwmwrr:rwwreqxsarfwr, f , Above right: Iay exercises his fingers. Below: Peggy adds up. Kzzsy in Kusiness Last years' business classes were taught by Mrs. Elizabeth Phroper and Mrs. Kathy Runkles. The students in Bookkeeping worked at their own pace with Mrs. Phroper helping them along. Mrs. Runkles helped the Typing students learn how to type. They took timed writings and worked on various types of jobs. Shorthand, Clerical Office Practice, Business Englishg Business Math, and Basic Business were other courses offered by our fine Business Department. Below: Mrs. Runkles gets bold Below: Iill in action. Below: Confused? fi as lsrrt sssssrrr gf Mr. Schwenk helps out. Huzldzhg Gam! Habits The boys and girls of Rock Port were led in PE by Miss Becky Brinkman and Mr. Fran Schwenk. The students did many new and interesting things in PE. Drivers Ed was taught by Mr. Duane Smith. He helped the students learn how to drive like mature adults. At left: Go Kym Go. Susan socks it to 'em. X- 5 ..-vxw X,.nsS - ' Just don't crash. . . ! Miss Brinkman takes role. ,4 lfzfflc Something Mira Many students take a class called Reading . Teaching this class is Mrs. Robert O'Laughlin. She works with the students to help them improve their reading skills. They use new techniques and have a good time while learning. The students work at their own pace to develop a better vocabulary. Pictured below is Mrs. O'Laughlin. YW Below: Mike gets down on a speed tape. Ms. Janet Conboy returned to Rock Port High School to do a great job. She helps students choose classes and make future plans. Ms. Conboy also has the terrible job of making up the schedule of classes. She also listens to the problems of the students. ending ,4 ffnnd Mrs. Betty Burke served as librarian of the high school and grade school. She keeps the libraries in order and orders bools and films. Mrs. Beverly Stewart served as school nurse. She keeps everyone in tip -top shape. Pictured above is Mrs. Stewart ban- daging a student. Pictured at right is Mrs. Burke. s E l iflfluuchic Makers Rock Port High School has always been known for its delicious meals that our cooks prepare. Cooking for 500 students is not easy, but our food supervisors seemed to have a balanced home -cooked meal each day. Leading the cooks was Mrs. Sylvia Clodfelter. Pictured in the upper right hand corner are the food supervisors. They are, from left to right: V. Mill- saps, L. Klump, L. Thompson, J. Webster, T. Chastain, D, Lingerfelt and S. Clodfelter. Upper left: Whistle while you work. Lunchroom assembly line. mr L Below: Walt Milsaps U16 Kevpers Below: Charlie Lewis, Ir. ati, -A mc, ,ms ypmmv Below: Mrs. Charles Perry i 2 Qs Xgxi. Above: Royal Harmon Keeping the school in tip -top shape was a hard and trying job. This years maintenance was headed by Walt Milsaps, assistants were Royal Harmon, Duane Thiesfield and Charlie Lewis, Jr. The busing serv- ices were headed by Loraine Chas- tain. Other bus drivers were, pict- ured in the upper left, left to right: Charles Perry, Loraine Chastain, Bob Ward, Merle Lytle, Carrol Chastain, Leonard Grubb, Roger I. McCoy, and Ioe Miller. Below: Duane Thiesiield smuwm WWA? Slcmculary Syes are Where they are- far looking ahaut R. M R. M L. K. B. A. C. C. T. J. N J. P. T C C. L. R. A. R. H. M J. K D 'I' J. M H W 'I' I. E. S. Barnhart Bennington Boatman Brewer Bly Christian Clark Coon Crowner Davis Duren Garst Gayler Graham Harmon Haynes Herron Hill Howard Ingram Jochim Kingery Koch Krutz Kuhns Lane Lininger Lininger McLaren Mclienney Miles Morgan Muntz Murry Nee man Ottmann . X1, NK, xlw M : R5 ,. i ' - L lug r X ggi 'sg , Pg. 4, .. - xrr' fi-X, , f 1 ,LL , .gi KY - ' , ,1 wif . F S5 L -:+ : , nf 0 5 in . .:::: :. - I K r X Q ,f gl .K 1 . 'P we -P' X F. N ' 4 f . w B ' J ' - ' J . ...zzggiiff ,f X Sl J: ' , ffl:-fa... . N 2 E 5' . ,W X - ::fs5sEf5!z - ' ' ' 2 . 2 . 'Th ' f g b , Q L h , ... 5. .Ahk ,, ... , 3 .a.,.,, :fi l ..', la M.. -f'v N - ...sf br ..... M S , .,.- 2 s Q F f Q ? Q5 355. . ' I. . 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Q39 5 ' 'J Y 2 1 'Q aids K '-A! tr 3 Q . sf l5L9'fI,i.L :.,, 1 - , ' J 1' if 55 ri! i Mrs. Fentiman ' ' Mrs. Steele Below: This one is mine! 'P G. Shallenberger an fff' P . ts .. rrrr - C- Shue 1 . q,:q P 1 K. smith :LI ff L G. Stoner Z . 'A T . Stoner 3 ,E 7 r LVI' i T. Squires S J' . Stresewski -l- A '-'f M. Tiemeyer T .- -1' M' 5 J T. VanScy0c 3 P. Vogler W S. Watson G. werch V 2' D wrnis , Pittcr- Paffer fff little' ke! Kindergarten is the child's first experience in public school Not only do the children make a big social adjustment, but they embark upon their formal education. Academic endeavors include the reading readiness, math, science, social studies, writing, and phonics. School also includes physical education, music, art, crafts, and creative playtime. E. D. C. B. S. M. C. D. S. K. L. P. P. I. B. K. T. T. L. S. T. K. C. M. M. First Graders study beginning and ending sounds and vowel sounds, adding, sub- tracting and counting to 100, counting money, and speaking in complete sentences. Their social studies units included the farm, our families, people from other lands, globes and maps, and community jobs. In their science units, they studied various animals, the zoo, matter, our five sences, health, space and stars, earth, weather, and plants. One of the main events of First Grade was reading class. They divided into three groups and complete five reading books during the year. First graders were taught by Mrs. Elaine Krieger and Mrs. Deanna Whitford. A bbott 11 it C 'ig X Case , W Eta W if B V , . ff? -ftt , ' -f an Chastain ' 'f-. il.. 'gi if ' N , Q L ' n.v.o, . . i ' Ee F .. 02:3 SL- ' ' .vt 0 Burke i fi V 9 Daugherty iz , g Vg. D ' k ll Us 8 Eagans Foster f' ' 13, L, ' v Hawk F, C73 'F Wg? I er 1 , ' Hendrikson p Hickey , - , lj ,, , Wig Holmes , Jensen Kelly T f t sf Lewis T. Mclntosh Meek Lansdown ' 1' f Neemann Oswald Powell Powers Powers Remick - ' 5 ,ii f Hrs! Cake Off A r fa.. rl.. ,.. ,,,' vi FP!- , pg K -.a.k,a.LNh Q - M 32 ,fr ' ig J , ,f--5-.,, 5 ,, Q, ff f T. Robertson F . . M. Rosenbohm 1- rl Q. -ff' LKV' M., f'f 'j?' S. Rosenbohm T ff' I w. R 1. gf . UQU5' ,Q ff J. Sigoen . ., I : J N f Q Ei zz: iZW.fhnm'X. E'- X313 f . ,W A or 4.5 A . bl S. Scamman - gr:-rv ...r ' 4-3 M. eff T. scamman -1 if . ,.,,,- ' Y T M. Schierkolk M' ,M W S. Schoonover , I, .55 ' 1.1 f .. , rw v 2 K. Shepard W 1.5,- 13.r. 5 . , ' 1 1? .msg Kr V W '4 my C. Siddens 'Q , ' ' S. . I 1-. ' .. , . f Wi' K. Strtes f .f T bf- 13 '7f.j '- . M 4 fr C. Shue 5 - 1' J. , ' T' QW B. Thomas rw Q. 63' 1 sm J r eefgfs' T 3 K. Walker k .eg 3 xr -f'22:f f fi XE T Tl 'V fr S. Walker wi:-f W 5. Q. . 5 U3 W P1 ... FD UQ KD V1 ,, - W T' M. Watson 5, ,V W ' J I V 'Q K. Weston G ' ' A T. Zach A: f- ., ,. 3 . , , T, ,, . QR Z F1 U3 22 D .... P? H o P1 Q. . 3' r j wwa T Mrs. Whitfords class works hard getting ready for Halloween. Yi' f,,, -. H ,Q T JskQ.a..4Qg ..f. T . rr. .,.. fr r . . .W W P if , ,if A1 X , ' A-4-M... ..-- Y, Vi' ' sin- : ,,.f'---...m L 1 . A I ! Mrs. Krieger keeps her class busy with art work. T V i Q T T Barnhart C atlett C ooper Crowner D augherty Deering Driskell Esser Garst Gibson Giesken Hartman Hays Herron Herron Herron Holmes Hughes Hurst Ingram Johnson Kerr King LaHue Lansdown Leisman Lininger Mcliibben McLaren Minter ,,,mf I I S 'jp ' B' ' 2, ,Z 7 xi , L, QA Q 1 ,. ' We , 4' i ,fx Q 2 J! V 4 9 w Y S Q, Q xi M .,,, , p V M J Zh vi ' 1 Q3 ,gf .Y ff' 55' f Ch jig? 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In their second step of elementary life, the students studied science and language. They improved their writing with new penmanship books. The students also wrote original poems and stories, and viewed films throughout the year. Second graders were taught by Mrs. Jane Nigh and Mrs. Dorothy Peck. ,,, Sm... S N R. Munsey .,, B. Neemann ...S T. Pankau ihflv we '53 H 531, K f . in 5.1 pp V L. Patterson M W R ,,., ' T . Pester ' ,i. y Q? . , P .A - D. Peterson L, w x' S. Powers i N Q- l P , C. Rosenboom ...., N: WIA f . f f K1 'HQ' 1 5. M f ig: WAXA g 9 .T . Sauter h P T M1 'L MS M' A s 5 A. B. Savala - W ..., I ,t.i , ., 'x . ...GSGL JH 'tirr f 1 , h tif i fi .si . .W 'Q-5Cw.fu'fAb'5f'S?f'i RZ P l V is 9 Lk 4 L f r 1 . A s s A N E -sf, W - J. D. Schierkolk ' C. Shepard Stoner Q .M in S . S toner R. Sybert 1 l M f , ' i we - my K. Tucker J Y s S... ss 5. .. T. V3-USCYOC n 5 fi, K ., Q , gi . M, Welch ., ' ,Q x . M. Wilczek -- 'rw r' - '- rlir. r is Ii' If-, 0 k 'NR' L V Egfr if . TS' r ,xii K A 1 af s My Wi Mrs. Nigh Mrs. Peck Workbook exercises! we 'f . 35130 -vesg ra ' if ,X 1 ,... N., X M. lt- 3 Third graders decorate for Christmas. Deckard Deering Diekm ann Driskell Edwards F arrell Fischer Freeman Garst Gilbertson H armon Hendrickson Holmes Holmes Horn Houts Hulett Irvine K' -wbzfky x 5 Q .nn . 8 57 9 L 59,5 L:.- A 4? Adamson Alley Arbaugh Bemberger Bennington Boatman Bradley Burke Danley ,AM r-1' , .,r, , A eg for E A ' :1N:7 ,f ' , ' X x -ff 4 i2f ' Q - .A sf?ssffsrs.:r?5 ii ning fs' 3 '? 55? F if WE-sissw KX: .X ,, Q , rs l l 'E If .4,.4. 'Wi ., A - L, fx 1 1 ' - -ffikrsi .S f , 'iii K - K V 1 -.b' fren, ,, , r 4' 'foams K s ,W . -f r B s -., K z -if 1 K 1? rf R 5 r f X 3 1199 ' f 1 'J 's HH S f 1 1 inks , 2 ., rue 7-L- 1 f ' s ,-W. 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Trina concentrates on her art proJect. 4 - -' Zip-Cap Chi d Graders The third grade started the year off with their study of multiplication and division. ln social studies, they ex- plored various types of communities and how each meet the needs of people, In reading class, they read a challenging new series of reading books. Miss Janet Kelley and Mrs. Doris Kirby were their inspiring leaders forthe '75 -'76 school year. Aflffl A M. Schlup ' , K- Schraeder R X jgfr qgrf- i fill S. Strtes ' ' i.- Q f f . 'i ' ,. 4' S 'i fi TZ M' Thomas for ,Q V 5- Voslef . . H . rrs T lk QS . Wa er yr it 2 ATE, 1 1... -14, W B. Wallis T. Weston D. Whitham K. Zach Miss Kelley Mrs. Kirby K. Allee T. Bartles K. Barton W. Barton K. Beasing T. Bennington Zzrzfa lic Zzfurfh The fourth grade was taught by Miss Anna Cottrell and Mrs. Lavona Reid. In Social Studies, the students covered map skills, a desert unit, a tropical unit and a unit of forests. For a special treat, they had a visit by Hardin Cox, for their Missouri unit. They also studied Engligh, science, and math. The fourth graders also learned Spanish from high school students, and viewed filmstrips and movies. The two classes also enjoyed watching Wimpy the Clown and previews of the Junior Play, Story Theatre. Re- cess was a favorite of the restless fourth graders. M. Chamberlain L. Chastain R. Clark A. Cook D. Deatz J. Ferguson V . Fischer T. Gayler M. Groff I. Gross K. Haynes M. Herron A . Jimenez I. Iochim Kelly P. Kephart M. Lane M. Leisman T. J. Lewis P. Lewis Q. Lingerfelt K. Lininger S. Lininger J. McClaron . Q? . . . , .Y i y . E 5 as -.swf Ns 1 fi ,, . .Tull-' ' S : ' W If- jg ' - - 'rs N f-gs.. . N g 5 SW F if 4 ' ,f ky C XC i, Q. A . . L.. , A A X' 'S' fx -if 1 vo 3 Y. 'affix 4 siffs K :V ei' f sl! 55, ' T , . 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Scamman 5 ,i x ini 'Q ' fi' 2 J. schiup 'X 44 Y' , , N . 'V V. Schramm N d 31 mpg i S V Q t ' ,' C . Squires A fl was mea? fa fs 6 i . E K ., P. Squires r sf 'i' it M. D. Stubblefield c it Q ' ' if 3 S J. Sybert px N- Af fs-tg' if i S. Thompson ' ' ii X Q' 1. . . , S. Tudor 5 . .rrh S 1 N' 4. ' I 'S .r H . - . X M, X f z M. Underwood Kg WM s.,k Q. I a W 3- I P, X . A, A FY ,fn f' y, Let's get quiet! J. Watson D. Whitham Ms. Stratman Mr. Whitford This year's sixth grade has worked very hard under Kathy Stratman and Richard Whitford, getting ready for the big step up to Junior High. Fifty-five enthusiastic sixth graders started band this year and are looking fowward to being part of the Jr. High Band, The students worked on many social studies and language arts pro- jects and displays throughout the year. Bulletin board displays also showed new concepts of science and math. Activities that they participated in once a week were art and French. These two areas were enjoyed greatly and also helped to make a successful year. Leader of the pack. J f f Above: Mrs. McDonald helps. The elementarywas helped out bya line Above Mrs Long gets involved Above Mrs Whelan looks gn staff of teachers who gave special at- tention to problems the students might have. Mrs. Janice McDonald served as elementary guidance counselor. She gave students tests and helped them with their problems. Mrs. Margaret Phelps helped the students with their reading. Pictured center left is Mrs. Diane Abbott. She was the teachers' aide. Mrs. Esther Long taught reme- dial math. Serving as instructional aide and a remedial math teacher was Mrs. Pam Whelan. Pictured lower right, Mrs. Pat Lytle taught special ed Elementary Band, Row l, left to right M. Lingerfelt, M. Underwood, I. McClarnon, I. Scamman, B. Cooper, J. Martin, M. Bogenreif, A. Rosembohm. Row 2: K. Scamman, M. Cooper, G. Danley, L. Nielsen, L. Danley, S. Clark, B. Har- ris, I. Powers, L. Bray, P. Squires, B. Fischer. Row 3: C. Johnson, S. Kennell, D. Lair, J. Ingram, W. Austin, B. Brusha, K. Salfrank, D. Whitham, D. Lane, S. Minter, C. Ellison, I. Schlup, D. Stubblefield. Row 41 S. Heits, B. Burke, E. Easley, I. Jochim, S. Tudor, J. Squires, B. Groff, B. Haynes, S. Thompson, P. Mobley, K. Deckard, I. Hol- lister. Row 5: S. Bennington, J. Sybert, M. Lytle, M. Jimenez, K. Hurst, M. Pheil, K. Oswald, I. Watson, S. Howell, L. Kirk, M. Harmon, Mr. Greiner. d Playing and inging Elementary music was interesting and fun. It was taught by Miss Kathryn Parks. All grades participated in con- certs, kindergarten--third grade had a Christmas program, fourth--sixth grades had a bicentennial program, and the sixth grade also participated in a junior high assembly. The lower grades worked on unison singing while the upper grades worked on harmony singing. All grades played theory games and learned dances. Miss Parks is pictured lower left. Elementary Band was taught by Mr. Ken Grein er. They learned basic rhythms and the proper care and maintenance of their instruments. They performed at both the winter and spring concerts. There were fifty- tive strong members forming the largest sixth grade band in the history of Rock Port High School. 45 ,MMV Af V A XM I, 1 Qwefiffsg -E VA' if ...Q WSL -.-, X 1 .f Q-mx PDQ! ,r'g. , X Qi' P ,gk WM 3 W4 A ,Nw- w ' INV T-' x g q fa' gi , 5 25 P 7 w5:.a:L,7:, - :E :s f L, if fag, ' wi 46 ,Ynnior J-lion Actions Spook londor lnon Words- if is on onr deeds inn! We ore known. Xu N-, w s My fm Wwe! K 'iry 535 kf': J. Befmmgham . VN as .s 4- f . fa fs r 'A tv a s T. Betts -- . f - A H- I iff- af- s ' 1 was-f' 'g M V - MSW ., x A - - ' 1 Q R, Burke K V 'Y gig! , 5 ,W qv: V lv:- yi n Q Hz' - 4' Q hh r t 'ifif B. Clark - V . 1 el I . .' r.. , W- L ,- , ef? ,4xf3,.,v H T . Cook E g , 5 ' if ff' L A' if W ' f if 7 1 , tr ' ' B. Hanley - . I tg ' 'Q m '-,k WY V' ,., 1 'VM S 1 S . Daugherty s -s .- s- A ' . ,qw ,'1' 1: -.W . A . DllI112Z M W V 'C ' 'iv ' ' . Alf'-h .Q mL.L 'i W V 1 ' 'E W r ,M S, Freeman M 2 ' 4 .l..f',fg g g 2 ,tg Seventh Grade. Beginners The seventh graders entered Ir. High with high hopes. With their eyes open wide, they watched as they slowly sunk into the normal rat race of high school life. Changing classes and having new teachers was also a new excitement. The students tried their hands at athletics and a few organizations. Helping the class of '81 along, were their officers pictured on the next page, far rightg left to right, Row 1: Sandra Morton--Student Council, Duane Ploof--Vice -President, Marieann Smith-- Ptesident, Curt Mather--Student Council, Conda Peeler-- Secretary. Row 2: Io Bermingham--Treasurer. Gibson B. Gilpin Howell Hulett Hurst Ingram Jimenez Judson B. I. B. B. Y. L. C . Kerr Lf ff I f Lawson Leisman s Q ' 'y,,i'., 5 C. Mather tm E R. M. 2 Wlfw f f Hart Above: Listening intently. fi!! s s s ,- 1 fg I 1 ,, 1 Xa ,. 'i , f at Q tt.-gym. 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J, . , qv ,,, Wi, , , ,, ,sz f an , . 1 is ' f' A 1 S. Herts ,' I g K- Hefldflcksen T rt? TT.. e wi L r r, is ri ,II ' I. V. Herron A 4 . . , 1 za ' Xl I - ., 1 , A H, fwam if ,gi V, of ,- To an eighth grader, high school is a far away dream and junior high is a reality. Junior high life is a busy one, full of new experiences. The eighth graders have more classes and also get to enjoy a few high school provileges. The students join organizations and participate in many sports. Getting ready for high school is no easy job, ask any eighth grader. Leading the eighth grade class of 80 are their officersg Row 1, Left to right: Julie Mobley-- Treasurer, Mark Wilczek--Student Council, Julia Groff-- Vice -President, Cheryl MCC all--Student Council, Marcia Mulvania--Secretary. 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' V. r v' ' 'T 'iff A - T31 'V '- ' ' ,, ' f ffgfll .jj-1. , ,greg , X ,, A ' ' V TI .. . '23 '3'3J1Z3i-. V. V' X 'Q -- f' , :Q , to ' , -:sf L . ::A,Ht':.. .., lik. 5 i ,V I ir V Kr, .rx ,S ll' Sh Q T44 . .,.' - . V ' SRV . , MA fi 'w 7 'M A 4' r ,, Axvh L' V u 5 V Q 'vi Q. LW' V 1 f ,f A V, ,ffm N 1 X' 1 f I e 5 W 1 2 + f 1 V -. of V' ,M J Q 1 9 A Z W ff' S . Watson M. Wilczek Mrs. Mr . Mr . Mr . i Sigh! ,flnficzjwzfc Harmon Herndon G aines H ouston Hudson Hulett Hurst I imenez Kennell Kirk Kirk Laverentz Lawson Leisrnan Long Lytle MCC all Meek Miller Mobley Morris Mulvania Neernann O 'Barsky Peck Phillips Powers Reed S alfrank S avala Schaffner Schierkolk Schomburg Schoonover Shaw Slemp Stoner Tucker W alker McLaren Not Shown ani' wma Qjf','5his:, . if V, i A.--., 1, W- x -f ,, X f . f Mx '- MH Mr. Tony Gaines, History 52 Mrs. jackie Miller, Foreign Language 2 E 2 E H i 92.5, Mr . Bill Runkles, Science , , ,,,,.,,, W H- - L . , A KW ,..,,., QW iii f f W v 44 2 eg M ei V 1, jzlf: fi V1 1 '? XXX11' HQ 1 Mr. Duane Smith, Health A--Q., vu, J' -ff3wvff' Mr. Steve Herndon, Math Junior High can be one of the most exciting years of your life especially if the students are taught by good teachers. Miss Amy Freeman, Art 4711 High faders NNW Miss Becky Brinkman, Physical Education '92 Q : 'V i -lvl sk, ,- ' 1' S ,711 jugs Ou Cop The Junior High football team finished a successful, win- ning 1976 season with a 3-1 record. Leading the Junior High Jays were Coach Tony Gaines and his assistant Coach Bill Runkles. The whole team worked extra hard this year to receive their winning record. Both coaches also worked to prepare the athletes for high school football. Row 1, left to right: L. Kennell, M. Stoner, D. Briggs, M. Leisman, C. Chamberlain, S. Slemp, R, Hurst, B. Alloway, R. Hullett, Coach Gaines. Row 2: M. Leisman, D. Schierkolk, T. Cruickshank, Z. Fischer, D. McMahon, M. Leisman, J, Garst, M. Wilczek, T. Baumann, Assistant Coach Runkles. Row 3: P. Sheldon, R. Burke, R. Lawson, D. Ploof, B. Danley, J. Hullett, M. Neilson, J. Jimenez, C. Mather, D. Powers, K. Gilbertson, T. Schomburg. 1 11 1 11 11 1 W1 111 1 11 NNY 1 Row 1, left to right: K. Gilbertson, R. Burke, M. Wilczek, C. Chamberlain, S. Slemp, M. Liesman, M. Leisman, S. Nielson, T. Wharton. Row 2: Ms. Brinkman, I. Jimenez, L. Shue, I. Hulett, D. Schierkolk, D. Briggs, Z.. Fisher, B, Alloway, D. McMahon, C. Mather, R. Hulett, Coach Gaines. B- rr. B fi -. - llll T V KS ' .f I '51 , , -' . JN 41 . , .ii r 1.1, r B V R B ww, . 2. V r 5 TW, 7 ' 'Q 2 . I. r Q -a ,.., file' 'I Y -- Above: Chris shoots for two. learning auf kill Coach Tony Gaines led the Junior High boys into a good season. He was assisted by Ms. Rebecca Brinkman. They held up the fine name of their team with a lot of desire and determination. The boys were preparing for further years to come. Below left: Mark puts the ball up. Below: Randy goes for a rebound. Devclvping Chair Own fyle The Junior High girls ended with a fine season. Each girl learned the basic skills of basketball from Coach Tony Gaines and his assistant coach, Ms. Rebecca Brink- man. Mr. Gaines tried to help the girls prepare them- selves for high school sports. The support given to the girls will pay offin the years to come. At right: left to right, Row l: L. Erdman, S. Heits, M. Smith. Row 23 I. Groff, M. Lytle, S. Freeman, Coach Brinkman. Row 31 I. Chapple, C. Walker, K. Phillips, Coach Gaines. Row 41 S. Schoonover, K. Hendrickson, L. Judson. Row 53 I. Alley, R. Powers. Row 61 D. Schoonover, V. Herron, I. Bermingham. Shawna takes a shot. I'm open! LeaAnn puts in a free one 1.1fw1rwas'Qru-qumwmufu-wgvrrfw ll i-ll.-1111 Q F .YEEQ in High Keys and Girls Ir. High Girls Track, left to right. Row 1: E. Morris, S. Morton, J. Bermingham, S. Phillips, C. Armstrong, C. Peeler. Row 2: K. Hendrix, S. Schoonover, R. Moore, J. Groff, C. Walker, S. Freeman, L. Judson, B. Ingram, B. Gilpin. 35- Coach Tony Gaines led his Junior High Track team with suc- cess. The two teams went to many meets and had a fine season Each member is looking forward to being a member of the high school track team. At right: Boy thats heavy! Below: Up, up, and away! Jr. High Boys Track, left to right. Row 1: I. Jimiuez, M. Nielson, C. Mather. Row 2: T. Schomburg, B. Alloway, M. Wilczek, D. Ploof, J. Hulett. Row 3: S. Slemp, D. Schierkilk, C. Chamberlain, R. Hulett. Row 4: M. Leisman, R. Burke, M. Leisman. Row 5: M. Stoner, R. Hurst, L. Kennell. 1 '.1n1Ki ' . -iv Row 1, left to right: L. Judson, C. Armstrong, C. McCall, J. Mobley, M. Smith, S. Freeman, Mrs. Hunter, Sponsor. Row 2: T, Cook, W. Tudor, D. Lynn, C. Squires, S. Schoonover, E. Morris, K. Hendrickson, K, Phillips, S. Daugherty, B. Gilpin, C. Peeler. Row 3: S. Record, A. Duntz, M. Sybert, B. Ingram, P. Peck, D. Schoonover, J. Groff, C. Walker, J. Chapple, M. Lytle, M. Mulvarlia, T. Minderman, Row 4: A. Hart, T. Tucker, L. Phelps, T, Deering, J. Morrison, K. Phillips, L. Erdman, V. Herron, J. Befmiugham, R. Powers, S. Morton. lip with ,virif The Junior High cheerleaders and pep club led their win- ning football and basketball teams with spirit and enthus- iasm. Pictured below lower left are the cheerleaders, from left to right: Lori Judson, Christy Armstrong, Cheryl McCall, Julie Mobley fl-leadj, Susan Freeman, Marieann Smith. Pictured in the lower right picture, are the pep club officers: Kym Phillips--Secretary, Denise Scho- onover--Treasurer, Marcia Mulvania--Student Council, Julia Groff- -Vice -President, and Cindy Walker--President. Row 1, left to right: M. Smith, S. Freeman, C. McCall, R. Hul1ett,, T. Tucker,J, Groff, K.Phillips, S.Underwood. Row 2: J. Chapple, J. Mobley, D. Schoonover, S. Record, T. Cook, A. Hart, B. Gilpin,, B. Ingram, N. Edwards, D, Pfeil, W. Tudor, C. Squires. Row 3: L, Judson, L. Erdman, A. Duntz, M. Leisman, T. Saifrank, P. Peck, M. Lytle, M. Mulvania, D. Schierkolk, D. Hudson, K. Gilbertson, K. Phillips. Row 4: D. Lynn, C. Peeler, S. Morton, Y. Jimen- ez, J. Bermingham, M. Wilczek, S. Heits, R. Hurst, Z. Fisher, L. Kennell, M. Stoner. Row 5: Mr. Greiner, M. Leis- man, T. Schomburg, J. Garst, N. Schaffner, S, Schoonover, J. Hullett, C. Mather, D. Ploff, P. Sheldon. Row 6: R. Burke, T. Minderman,C. Chamberlain, D. McMahon, R. Alloway, M. Nielson, J. Jimenez, S. Slemp, B. Hurst, D. Music Uma The Junior High Chorus and Band increased in size and skill this year. The Chorus was under the direction of Mrs. Lynn Hunter and the Band was under the direction of Mr. Ken Grei- ner. Both groups held concerts throughout the year, Pictured at left: Drum Major-- Tony Schomburgg Twirlers--Sue Ann Schoon- over, Julie Chapple QHeadj, Sandra Morton, Yolanda Jimenez, Julie Mohleyg Drum Majorerre--Mary Ann Lytle. Phillips, T . Bauman. Row 1, left to right: C. Mather, S. Slemp, T. Bauman, M. Wilczek, D. Hudson. Row 2: A. Duntz, L. Phelps, P. O'Bavsky, W. Tudor, C. Squires, D. Lynn, S. Underwood, L. Shue. Row 3: T. Pester, D. Pankau, B. Gilpin, B. Meek, E. Morris, D. Pfeil, B. Ingram, M. Sybert, J. Savala, S. Watson, T. Rosenbohm. Row 4: K. Phillips, K. Hendrickson, C. McCall, D. Schoonover, K. Phillips, M. Mulvania, M. Lytle, J. Groff, C. Walker, J. Mobley, J. Chapple, R. Powers, M, Smith, S. Freeman. Row 5: L. Erdman, V. Herron, C. Armstrong, J. Bermingham, C. Chamberlain, S. Schoonover, L. Judson, R. Hurst, J. Morrison, L. Dennis, M. Neeman. Row 6: Mrs. Hunter, J. Heard, S. Daugherty, T, Kirk, J, Alley' L1SChramm, T, Minderman, Y. Jimenez, D. Briggs, D. Schierkolk, L. Kennell, J. Kirk, L. Dun- can B. Houston, H. Duncan, C. O'Barsky, D. Neeman. ! M ., -- , , 1 uv , I x4li5iFi-Lia . 5 H -fa mfff A ' ' M1 lgfffff' ' i f Wf 5 'S YIN 0, uw qy , V if va ' Qgpfgsm , V x' k g? 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They also kept up their homework. Leading the underclassmen of '79 are their officers, pictured on the opposite page lower left: Jana Stoner--Secretary, Lisa Wharton--Vice -President, Bob Stanton--President, Maria Mullins--Treasurer, Laura Corken--Student Council, and Jim Knierim--Student Council. Big time. I W V' h , l i . ' 5, , ' a Q, Y ' ' : Amr: ,,,,,,v, i ' 0 .f. f 1 1 wig., 4 V ,.,, 1 , . in i fm . of V' f- Pl' ,Q . M . ,,i ,,,:,,, 18 , , ,A R 840243 . M 'A AAA . H ww . hQ ,:fL,. M V 'V P Q . e2 ff if ' 5 n x 1, .FX is Y 1 ' ' A wa -- . ,V ye A .. w fixf aa ' ,VsV:: :x,. x 4' V . a V. , 1 7' ,qw 5.2 .- , , f K , i Qfij' - 12- 1 H 5 . I ' .S ffiiiii , . iw , - Vf fam -Q.- ' My , 1. A , ' X 3 fi 2 so sl W-A X vs NEW: .f an if 'V' L is + A ' 'Www B E X2 Xl j M X f ! Q, it A X . x Q Vw A, 1 Acvr 6 A ,. fe I sl I M 1155 'f Q ., Q, lf V G K V. , I 1 1 fy - qA: x it 2 x 'lf if 1 1144 ' -W. t ., , l, V 1,15 , Q g f 4 X f 9 -si r f 2 e WE ' , , if-7. 'V , if! V , g f? is 53595 15? ll N , X Alai Q? f gf 5 sr fl If V 'if-ai Y f t W 'f w Ai wr , M 45 ' ,, , 1 We tg fy 4 1 bi 43 , t 3 1 2 , L Y Judson Knierirn Laverentz Lawson Lewis Lingerfelt Maheu McCall McMahon Mullins Mulvania Nielsen P arks Perry Phillips Roberts Ronfeldt Rosenbohm Rowe S chrae der Shaw Slemp Soske Stanton S teele Stoner Struthers Stubblefield Sutter 'vif V ye' Underoood l lfl N l VVls fsfll M. Walker fi , L- s slVV o V Chfisfy miie! L! 'w o l we af s If Mr. Eickhoff ' ,, Vt' 7' h 1 Mrs. Runkles '? sl4' in gl , 5? ssll l X Mr. McDona1dNot shown Class officers lmeel down to their fellow classmates. v..- . if ,nk-Ms. .s tmv.-,mms-, f Q- Vwssw ww. U. iv. 1- , -.U J- -t-sa nwfmqsv -ww,-'mu . mf. V. -.H arm, is, -.,-m..,5f,1- , -- . .-. .,. .fm.-.gp--xuuufs-nm:,nm-umm.-1.-1 ww.: f Mmmwf 29,22 wf y K Q, Svphomvrcs Nothing is zz Waste' that mam' zz memory. li- . -., xx M 9 Q,.5'y ww E. .gg J 5 L 5 ,x . Adamson E , Avrett E . Bailey . J. Betts l J. Blasnitz f V R. Boettner ' RX ,Ji-I 1 P gg Q X X ,pn I ft? x M 5 R. Boettner T J. Bogenreif rr I sf? new ,U as f R. Bowers V S . Buck J. Bullock ,sv , , K x . Q . its . ,. get Mx. v vsssr1. . 1 , i' Ns 'iiSlf'?isr5 . -' - 3 K it V, pq'-sw bf gl! k 5 Q K 'ff1,g 'iigiii -A I 'vig . f we . r ,, - is 5 . s X NN il 5 5 A wx' . I . .f A K . Cohen Q It f 2 -kk :ii s W -szs X x S, Deckard gl , S -1. .. PQ... . Asi a ' X S . Duncan y ,!,.d,, SQ . B. Easley - r we , B. Ebert 'Y ,I X., . r Q ,. R. Elliott . S ht' it J. Erdrnan H M Uhr' Graz! This past year, the Sophomores got to enjoy and par- ticipate in High School life. Since they were no longer underclassmen, the Sophomores dug in and became active members in the school. The Sopho- mores got to chose a few of the classes that they took. They also participated in sports as well as organizations. Showing the class of '78 the way, were the officers who are pictured at right. Row 1, left to right: Brian Ebert--Student Council, Kevin Cohen-- President, Shawn Underwood--Treasurer. Row 2: Jeri Miller--Student Council, Rachael Boettner--Vice- President. Row 3: Nancy Mulvania--Secretary. R. Fender C. Gilbertson R. Harmon K. Haynes D. Herron D. Hudson K. Johnson ff? 450 X Sm Www 2. sag s .59 '!77:g Q .5 AH I. Jones H . Kirk P . Lauritsen J. Lawson I. Leseberg f 'RS' WHA' ra E E X 5' 11 5:51 sr, g was . 2 f -E 3 j5,,g' ., 5T. . Hang rn there, Bug. r im. my .rm if 2 an Ry, :nm 2 f T is ,ffm f 1 - ,,, , -mg Q, Zi' 9559 me , ' .. - ' A ri A flf' ff: .1 11 2 if wx-Ddyx. - sr Ei! www - SZ:s,wff'w5'rz,f17fns?giPf2?w, Y - ,Mme -SWE nv vi ,,,,. 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MI- Dulgaflfm ' '- J V , Ti- f I - Mrs. Dulgarian J , . U I 29' Mr. Radtke f P . J if fl! fa 5 it Dan and Randy charging to lunch. Last years Juniors had an exciting and long year. Starting the year off with the Junior Stand during football season and followed by the Junior Play. They kept busy during basketball season with the Junior Stand and ended their year with preparations for the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. The enthusiastic class of '77 took part in all activities and held their scholarly positions. Class offi- cers were, left to right: JeffHouts--Student Council, Sandra Deckard--Treasurer, Marvetta Leseberg--Vice- President, Marlene Walter--President, Julie Jochim-- Student Council, and Robin Shineflew--Secretary. S 1 ' 4 1 ow 4 1 w J yy X fs' Z1 , Elie ' if 'QM I . - v i 4 f W, Lg, My wif 4 F 2 4 . ,E ,., if .. 5 .wg A 54.53, B 13,333 1 .iggaf I l f J 11 1 4 Q W. ' ii ig f :SP ' -Q K ' QZMSSEX x X X ,1 -'iw V , ,Q , R 4 . ,F W, an ik QQ X .Tv ,. . Vw A Q 3. if wx 1 N . 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Ellison, I. Erdman, K. Haynes, R. Schlup, J. Buttercase, K. Phillips, M. Sheppard. Row 4: E. Spurlin, B. Easley, M. Thompson, B. Perry, B. Ebert, I. Blasnitz, R. Moe, R. Boettner, S. Deatz, S. Tucker, E. McMahon. Row 55 B. Stanton, J. Long, I. Holmes, R. Shaw, M. Neemann, R. Harmon, J. Lawson, B. Kennell, P. Mahue, M. Haynes. Row 6: S. Soske D. McMahon, R. Bowers, C. Viets, M. Lytle, S. Melvin, L. Lingerfelt, M. Cooper, D. McCoy, J. Sheldon, A. Schomburg. Row 7: I. Ellison, T. Heard, B. Hart, R. Mullens, G. Garst, K. Sut- ter, S. Easley, R. Clark, W. Allee, J. Schraeder, S. Mulvania. The Future Farmers of America had another prosperous year. They sold fruit again and reached a goal of 1400 ' boxes of fruit. They also had Barnwarming with Sean Eas- ley and Judy Stanton reigning over the festivities as King and Queen. Other activities included a Mountain Oyster Fry and a Watermelon Bust. Leading the FFA were their officers pictured below, left to right, Row l: Gerry Mark- ham- -Reporter, Jay Bowers--lst Vice -President, Jerry Sut- ter--S entinel, Dave Stanford--Treasurer. Row 2: Jeff Unloading the fruit! Houts--Secretary, Doug Walter--President, Mr. John Harm ffamcmakers Mrs. Tarp, Adviser. Officers: Cathy McMahon, Sue Schomburg, Susan Adam- son, Sheila Case, Allison Schomburg, Debbie Sutter, Julie Jochim, Patty Staashelm. Row 1, left to right: D. Dixon, I. Stanton. Row 2: C. Heckel, B. Cooper. Row 3: R. Lingerfelt, P. Kennell. Row 4: T. Ploof, D. Cook. Row 5: J. Wolf, D. Thomas. Row 6: K. Kish, I. Bogenreif. I The FHA, headed by Mrs. Io Tarp, had an outstanding and busy year. They attended the Regional Meeting and also had a spring trip to Omaha. They had meetings once a month and always had interesting programs. Installation and initiation was held in November. On top of all this, the FHA made time to take outings with the FFA. At center left: New FI-lA'ers go through initiation. Row 1, left to right: I. Rowe, S. Casebolt. Row 2: B. Taylor, S. Deckard. Row 3: B. Nauman, P. McMullen. Row 4: S. Buck, D. Morton. Row 5: M. Roberts. Row 6: G. Tolby, D. Underwood. A-Q .3 indent Voices 5 I Student Council worked hard under the direction of Jay Bowers, ! who served as President. The large group improved the student center and sponsored the Christmas Ball. They also worked to- gether as one to make important decisions concerning the school and various clubs. Guiding the council through their successful A year was Mr. Gerald Shineman, sponsor. I Pictured above, upper left, are the officers that led the student X council. They are, from left to right: Gayle Hendrix--Treasuv erg Deon Wessler--Advisory Councilg Jeannette Mu1vania--Vice- i Presidentg Jay Bowers--President, Sheri Bermingham--Advisory - Councilg Diana Gebhardg--Secretary, Above: Mr. Shineman and Student Body President Jay Bowers, the fearless leaders. Pictured below, Row l, left to right: R. Shineflew, I. Bowers, G. Hendrix, T. Garst, I. Mulvania, J. Stanton, C. McCall, M. Mulvania, J. Groff, M. Smith, M. Lytle, S. Morton, S. Bermingham, B. Ebert. Row 2, left to right: D. Gebhards, J. Houts, K. Wanamaker, S. Burke, D. Wessler, G. Markham, I. Miller, I. Jochim, S. Buck, I. Sutter, L. Corken, K. Cohen, M. Wilczek, S. Gebhards, C. Mather, I. Knierim, Mr. Shineman. 5 5 1 S ,1w1n'wm.N xJizv:A0vanm'f -.gmfn-vrv rmxavinmsnucanrr-wif' mvrrvr' ':.r.4z'a f,af...woar.!za!:z: x :uvnv'.nvWH.wQl:wl4l . ' - vWEhm w BS S S'-s . i ., fi . Aboveg Row 1, left to right:-Jeff Houts, Iva Rowe, Jill Barnhart, Teresa Blasnitz, Marvetta Leseberg, Debbie Cook, Mar- lene Walter, Kathy Cohen, Jeannette Mulvania, David Stanford. Row 21 Lori Bogenreif, Susan Burke, Diana Gebhards, Tammy Garst, Julie Shineman, Steve Stoner, Linda Omohundro, Sheri Bermingham, Dan Mifflin, Peggy Kennell, Gayle Hendrix. Below: The 1975 -76 Honor Society officers were, qfrom left to rightyz Dan Mifflin, N S Treasurerg Peggy Keunell, Vice -President, Steve Stoner, President, Susan Burke, Secretary, and Sheri Bermingham, Student Council Representative. 0 er Achievers Steve Stoner, President, welcomed ten Junior candidates into the Rock Port Chapter of The National f 2 f Honor Society. Tapping was held during school. A formal initiation ceremony was held on March 29, 5 , v with all Senior members installing pm... the candidates. A reception fol- lowed the ceremony. Mr. Gabe ditty, ' Shineman served as sponsor of the 1 Q iff .. M. V, y group. 1 Row 1, left to right: B. Ebert, I. Mather, M. : Wilczek, S. Chamber- l lain, S. Stoner, I. Bowers, M. Lytle, D. Mifflin, I. Sutter, R. Hendrickson, D. Smith, Row 2: D. Mc- Mahon, D. Walter, F. Schwenk, G. Mark- ham, K. Wanamaker, D. Thompson, I. Houts, C. Corken, S. Jones. 6' 6 I I' lflfl 6' lfl The R-Club had another suc- cessful year. Their main money making project was R- Club Fun Night which was en- joyed by all. The club attend- ed many activities throughout the year. They saw the Kansas City Chiefs play and went to the state indoor track meet. The R-Club was made up of male lettermen from each sport. Bottom right officers left to right: M. Wilczek- Sergeant of Arms, J. Sutter- Student Council, S. Chamber- lain-Secretary, S. Stoner- Treasurer, D. Mifflin-Presb dent, and J. Bowers-Vice-Presi dent. Row 1, left to right: B. Brinkman qsponsorj, M. Leseberg, D. Wessler, S. Burke, R. Shineflew, E. McMahon S Steele, C. Hosfield, J. Barnhart, D, Underwood, M. Lewis, P. Lauritsen, I. Jochim, J. Bogenrief, T. Garst 9 9 L Wharton S. Gebhards. Row 2: D. Morton, A, Schomburg, R. Boettner, J. Jones, D. Deckard, S. Schom- burg, L Corken, J. Stoner, S. Bermingham, S, Burke, K. Cohen, B. Perry, M. Mullens, M. Roberts, B. Taylor, G Tolby, R. Elliott, K. Phillips. Row 3: B. Nauman, D. Sutter, C. Heckel, P. Kennell, R. Linger- felt, S Adamson, P. Adamson, K. Johnson, L. Omohundro, B. Hendrix, T. Blasnitz, D. Gebhards, I, Lese- berg I Miller, I. Shineman, L. Bogenrief. Above: Homecoming break through. m num...--. m -M1- 1- , and The Pep Club kept up the old tradi- tion of cheering the Blue Jays on whether they were winning or losing. They followed the Jays to every game. This dedicated group of girls, who often came home late and hoarse, did a tremendous job of building up the Blue Jay Spirit in 1976! The Pep Club of- ficers were: Row 1: P. Kennell QTreasurerj, Row 2, left to right: M. Leseberg QVice -Presidentj, Sheri Bermingham QSecretaryj . Row 3: D. Wessler qStudent Councilj, Susan Adamson QPresidentj. The Varsity and Junior Varsity Cheer leaders led the Blue Jays through the past year's athletic games. On top of going to every game, they gave a pep assembly every Friday. At Cheerleading Camp the Varsity re - ceived the spirit stick four out of five days and got to bring it home. They were recognized as one ofthe six outstanding squads and was run- ner -up to the Spark Plug Award. This fine group of girls worked hard to support the Jays. JM are Wrfrk Chan Glrfry Junior Varsity, Row lg Lisa Wharton, Tammy Garst, Julie Jochim QHeadj, Stacy Gebhards, Julie Bogenreif. Varsity, Row 2: Jackie Leseberg, Teresa Blasnitz, Julie Shineman, Diana Gebhards QHead7, Lori Bogen- reif, Jeri Miller. fglwg firm mr'-A wr , -- Above Shelley Runkles--Mascot :-if -,f..,...1a.w,-sew + --ef:1.-..,..e - . Activa Glulfs Math Club had a successful year with their new sponsor, Mr. Donald Mc- Donald. They held meetings monthly and had various outings. Row l, left to right: D. Gebhards, J. Shineman, D. Mifflin. Row 2: S. Bermingham, M. Leseberg, D. Wessler, R. Boettner. Row 35 D. Morton, I. Bogenreif, Mr. McDonald. Row 4: R. Boettner, S. Buck, L. Omohundro. Row 51 I. Walter, R. Shineflew, G. Hendrix, I. Barnhart. Row 65 G. Markham, J. Erdman, M. Thompson. Row 71 J. Houts, B. Ebert, S. Underwood. Row 81 K. Haynes, D. Walter, K. Cohen, R. DeBuhr, S. Jones, S. Burke, D. Stanford, K. Cohen. Math Club officers: Marvetta Leseberg-Cor- responding Secretary, She tary, Gayle Hendrix-Stud flin-President, Mr. Mcdo Houts-Vice-President. ri Bermingham-Secre- ent Council, Dan Mif- nald-Sponsor, Ieff i 'S Q 5 .X . 5 K' ........ -f A new club was added to the organi- zations, Science Club. Mr. George Radtke served as their sponsor, and turned out to be one of the larger clubs. It was active in various activities the second semester and enjoyed by all. Science Club Officers: Mr. Radtke-Sponsor, Scott Chamberlain- President, Gerry Markahm-Vice-President, Jill Barnhart-Secretary- Treasurer, Doug Thompson-Student Council. Row 1, left to right: K. Johnson, J. Stubblefield, J, Leseberg, I. Blas- nitz, I. Miller, D. Wessler, L. Bogenreif, T. Blasnitz, K. Wana- maker, D. Thompson, A. Stoner, J. Erdman, B. Perry, I. Walker, C. Gilbertson, D. Walter, S. Under- wood, D. Standford, L. Wharton, S Gebhards. Row 2: S. Chamberlain, M. Radtke, S. Steele, J. Struthers, G. Soske, I. Knierim, I. Schraeder L. Slemp, C. Hosiield, R. Elliott, L. Corken, I. Stoner, M. Mullens, E. McMahon, K. Phillips, S. Buck, J. Bogenreif, K. Cohen, J. Barn- hart, S. Adamson, R. Shineflew. ,.qn...f.- .L V ..,.4..:..-ff - -f .:. fx. ..... .,.W.......Mw....sw.ts+.sf,.t.m....W . -sw-w.ww Row 11 D. Thompson, D. Stanford, I. Barnhart, I. Houts, R. DeBuhr, T. Garst, J. Bowers, R. Shineflew, S. Bermingham, and G. Markham. Row 2: I. Leseberg, R. Elliot, D. Gebhards, D. Wessler, M. Thompson, S. Adamson, D. Mifflin, G. Briggs, S. Burke, I. Stoner, S. Buck, Rebecca Christy sponsor, J. Shineman, J. Walter, K. Cohen, and D. Walter. Acting the fart Speech and Drama Club had lots of fun challenging moments during the past year. The members held their annual pie sale. They make money and have fun in doing so. The purpose of the club was to boost our Dramatics department, so the mem- bers also helped with plays and speech contest. The club met once a month and always had interesting programs about drama. They also had a Christmas Party titled Let's Make a Deal. They ended the year with a formal banquet. Mrs. Rebecca Christy lead the Speech and Drama Club to a Very successful year. Pictured middle right are the Juniors getting made up. At bottom left are the Speech and Drama Club officersg Susan Adamson-President, Dan Mifflin-Vice -President -Secre- tary-Treasurer, Robin Shineflew - Student Council, and . Rebecca Christy-Sponsor. Below. Queen Isabella! ' uF:f l::gn namlwwzrwsrnv.-. y.u1m x Nmrfef-iec.1s.vq .ani . fzxvas::e-fb .imummmem .a:s.swessryeusr1s-frizvfrsrfaifi .fx :sw ,.s1is..rwes.awa U15 Hank worms The Librarians worked together to make the past year successful. The Librarians had their normal jobs of keeping the high school and ele- mentary libraries in shape. They also make various bulletin boards to make the halls a little cheerier. The officers held formal installation for the new members in the winter. The Librarians were sponsored by Mrs. Betty Burke. The officers are pictured above right. From left to right: Mrs. Betty Burke--Sponsor, S. Burke--Student Council, T. Garst--Secretary, I. Shineman--Treasurer, L. Omohundro--President, and sitting, L. Bogenreif--Vice -President. At left Julie files cards. Rowl I Shrneman T Garst T Meek S Schomburg, C. Steele, R. Boettner, I. Barnhart, K. Cohen, G. Hendrix, L. Bogenreif R Shrneflew D Wessler and M Leseberg. Row 2: L. Judson, J. Bogenreif, I. Jochim, S. Buck, S. Deckard L Omohundro Mrs Betty Burke S Burke D Morton D. Gebhards and! Walter. Treating at Golden Apple. grenfh 61116 Mrs. Jackie Miller helped the French Club hold their third annual Mardi Gras. Mardi Gras is made up of booths and entertainment. The French Club reported that Mardi Gras was very successful. The French Club took the money they earned from Mardi Gras and had a spring trip to Omaha. They ate at the Golden Apple, a French restau- rant, and then shopped at Westroads. The officers for this year are pictured upper right. They areg Row lg D. Morton-Secretary, I. Barnhart -Vice-President, D. Herron -Mardi Gras Planner, K. Cohen-President, S. Buck- Student Council, Mrs. Miller-Sponsor, P. Adamson- Treasurer. Q M .si Just clowning around. Left to right, Row lg S. Tucker, R. DeBuhr, K. Cohen, I. Blasnitz, S. Jones. Row 2: D. Morton, Mrs. Miller, J. Barnhart, K. Cohen, S. Buck, T. Tucker, P. Peck, D. Herron, P. Adamson, and l P. Staashelm. 553 Left to right, row lg I. Bermingham, C. McCall, L. Corken, S. Gebhards, L. Wharton, M. Lytle. Row 21 S. Bermingham, S. Steele, J. Stoner, S. Burke, G. Briggs, J. Shineman, Mrs. Miller. Row 31 P. Peck and T. Tucker. It 's Party time! 81 611111 de 5.s',m14al The Spanish Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Jackie Miller, had a successful year. The club held many meetings throughout the year. Susan Burke, President, led the club. They sold stationery as their main money-malv ing project. The club also went to a Spanish restaurant in St. Joseph. They also cooked their own meal in the home ec. room. Pictured at left are the officers: Mrs. Miller, Sponsor, Stacy Gebhards, Student Council, Susan Burke, Presidentg Gina Briggs, Vice -President, Shar- myn Steele, Secretary-Treas- urer. A--nm.-yi.. -1-nl ln.. 1 M :ag,iw-1-1.111 Swing Choir, left to right, Row 11 J. Knierim, P. Brooks, T. Shewey, R. Elliott, I. Barnhart, D. Morton, R. Boettner, D. Herron, R. Boettner. Row 21 S. Deckard, S. Melvin, D. Hudson, T. Meek, T. Blasnitz, G. Briggs, L. Slemp, M. Alley, Mrs. Jill sings at Pre -Contest Hunter. Concert. Slug zz Sang Mrs. Lynn Hunter taught Chorus this past year. The chorus ' worked hard preparing for Dis- W trict Music Contest. They re- ceived a l rating. The chorus also held various concerts throughout the year. ln addi- tion to chorus, Mrs. Hunter directed the Swing Choir , they performed at concerts and 1 for various organizations. lt T l was made up of students who I danced and sang. 6th hour Chorus. Mr. Greiner observes Doug's music. Chorus, left to right, Row lu P. Brooks, T. Shewey, R. Boettner, B. Taylor, J. Mulvania, B. Lewis, P. Staashelm, I. T Rowe, J. Jochim, J. Bogenreif, D. Herron, D. Morton, Mrs. Hunter. Row 21 J. Barnhart, T. Meek, R. Elliott, D. Cook, 1 I. Jones, S. Deckard, I. Wolf, S. Deckard, J. Knierim, S. Schomburg, M. Haynes, M. Roberts, B. Perry, T. Blasnitz, 1 G. Briggs, R. Boettner. Row 31 B. Shaw, K. McClain, M. Kewis, T. Ploof, S. Melvin, D. Hudson, R. Shaw, D. Thompson, L. Slemp, M. Alley, S. Bermingham, J. Stanton, P. Kennell. 1 fs -si s . l 1 5 f-,-. . 4, 0 U ' ,MQ I ' A Q ggi' gi Q I K Ngx 3 , I ' jf fi 2 Kam xx , '. 'f - -Q . x, , 5 -QQ., , A Concert band, left to right, Row lg G. Hendrix, K. Cohen, J. Stoner, L. Corken, J. Jones. Row 21 N Mulvania, D. Sutter, S. Nielsen, B. Taylor, R. Elliott, D. Underwood, P. Mullins, S. Burke, A. Schomburg, C. Hosfield, Row 31 D. Thompson, R. Boettner, S. Stoner, G. Markham, J. Stubbleiield G. Soske, D. Stanford, G. Garst. Row 41 P. Kennell, D. Herron, J. Knierim, S. Deatz, B. Easley. Say If with Music Mr. Ken Greiner not only had a fine marching band, but an excellent concert band. The band performed in Mass Band, Christmas Show, a Pre-Contest Concert, District Contest, and Spring Pops. At Contest, the band received a one rating. Adding to the Spring Concert, was the Jazz Band. The Jazz Band also performed at a Jazz Band Demonstration at Tarkio College. At rightg Mr. Greiner waits patiently! All in a days time. hm: A shits 5' , .,-. I-4 I. .I ff 2, Vg 1 iw ' but W ',,-.-1,9 SR A :ijt ,LF 4. N 5. Q W i . 5, . Af? ' 'fa 1 qi- .- NX F, I I v ,Y k I 1 F 1 5 x Y 1 2 2 ! N 'f , . i V i v A h S 90 Q Sparta 16? mr! just good but gaad far something. 5 Row 1, left to right: D. Walter, S. Stoner, S. Ellison M Wtlczek D Mifflin,J Long I Bowers S Chamberlain Row 2: T. Wharton, D. McMahon, J. Sutter, R. Hendrickson L Lingerfelt, I Houts B Kennell D Stanford G Mark ham. Row 3: Q. Lingerfelt, K. Cohen, J. Walker, B. Perry J Mathers J Erdman K Haynes B Ebert J Blasnitz C. Gilbertson. Row fb: S. Mulvania, J. Knierim, G. Soske, I Ellison, M Danley B Laverentz K Sutter G McCall J. Ferguson, Coach Finke. Row 5: Coach Wahl, G. Garst R Clark W Allee, I Schraeder, P Mahue I Stubble field' M' Bramble' Coach Fran Schweuk Coach Finke and Jeff Mathers get things straight 167116 jugs End Wifh 4 -5 Kecml The Rock Port Jays had a good season finishing with a 4-3 league record and a 4-5 overall record. The Jays came up against some tough competition, but held their own. Their were twenty -four football letters awarded to the 1975 football team. There were eight seniors given foot- ball letters. They were: Mick Wilczek, Scott Chamber- lain, Jay Bowers, Jeff Long, Steve Stoner, Steve Ellison, Dan Mifflin, and Doug Walter, Two seniors were given all -conference honors--I ay Bowers and Steve Stoner, Next fall the Jays will have sixteen returning lettermeng eight juniors, seven sophomores, and one freshman. Coaching the Jays were Fran Schwenk, head coachg Gene Finke and Bruce Wahl, assistants. Mr. Steve Herndon served as statistician of Rock Port and the conference. UP and through the goal Posts- Scott dashes for extra yardage -, r it ff - Eisidf-W3.i'i 5f ' ' 1 V 553- ' .5 . - 1 10 V ' . Xq,,, . , . . I, , , iam, A ,Y . 1 -' 4'1 P- 'ff9'f-3!5'? W r- 1 Xfire: gg-'f A.X f'1Q'iSM,'ixf'kifiu '- ' JP? 'E film R-.1.'t24'?ff'1'-. A -1'3'1LvErK2 .-f2 if1'-fuk ' r '1' ' K J. 3: 4 A '1 1 Giierfjf , V -.1--.--N-A-' iw LH B , . 1- -. . 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Af , .Nu .Az K: 1 f vi F137 K: iw J:,.,5wv.:Jk.i,:.,4. 1-y K-K? mt v 315 . .f f 5 'wr J K ',:f':.J.1 1 r.L1'E2,'fEff1'f21R!bQiu6Jfsiuf.-45:-if.-3-'?a3A1f'329fiz' . - Aboveffough Blue Jay defense. Below: The left side. The extras we couldn t do wlrhout d Blue Jay offense. Jay gets them huddled up. Mick pitches at the last moment. Above: Mick gets caught behind. Below: Somebody needs slapped B -team sidelines. 61' ,fx ll Boy's Golf Team left to right, Row 1: K. Sutter, M. Thompson, Coach Herndon, J. Walker, J. Stubblefield, M. Lytle. Row 2: G. Soske, K. Cohen, J. Blasnitz, J. Schraeder. 0146 Mau, 0146 Wrfmau Spar! The boys and girls golf teams had a successful year. Coach Steve Herndon backed the two squads. The girls held their season at the first of the year and the boys at the end. Girl's Golf Team pictured belowg left to rightg R. Elliot, L. Corken, M. Leseberg, Coach Herndon, T. Blasnitz, D. Wessler, and P. Adamson. Craig practices putti ng. T ' Q23 fr ,. s 2'- 1 Teamwork gets it together. Gerry tips off. The varsity basketball boys ended a fine season with a 8-13 record. The Jays were under the coaching super- vision of Mr. Duane Smith, who was new this year, and assisted by Mr. Bill Runkles. There were only six seniors on the team with many young returning letterman coming back next year. Gerry Markham, a junior, received second-team all-conference honors. The varsity received a con- solation trophy at the Fairfax tour- nament and missed receiving a third place trophy at the Mound City tournament losing by one in the last second ofthe game. Below lefti Gerry goes for the ball. Below rightg Kent goes up for two. Varsity left to right, Row 11 J. Erdman, M. Burke, D. Thompson, K. Wana- maker, G. Markham, C. Corken, S. Stoner, K. Haynes, S. Leseberg. Row 2: Coach Runkles, I. Walker, I. Ellison, S. Mulvania, K. Cohen, B. Ebert, I. Stubblefreld, Coach Smith, Student Manager-T. Salfrank. Bays Show Deferminafivn at ,,,.....,... Ir. Varsity, Row 1: J. Stubblefleld, T. Salfrank, Row 2: S. Mulvania, B. Ebert, L. Slemp. Row 31 I. Walker, R. Moe, J. Ellison. Row 41 Coach Runkles, G. Soske, M. Thompson, C. Gilbertson, K. Cohen, Coach Smith. - v my , Hz, f 3 4? 5 W ,. Fug? 3:43 , ' ,wa ' . '25 Z V156 C 68fIQ.jQ V , EX - V. ij, H , I - ' esvff f. 5- ' , , mm, -Ji . . W, ,,,. . 4 11, M L , - .WM I MQWW W . .auf M, if A01 4 if . fb N i, gfjw ' , ' f 1 V N' X 2 film? 5 - , U ? 5 4 Q, K H K , 0 ' Z gli? Q ., 4 Above Flght for the ball. Below: ax- . , A. -l k,. , 5. Gerry attempts. Yfwi E J-lot hots The Varsity Girls Basketball team, coached by Tony Gaines, had ' a good season ending with a 7-10 record. The Junior Varsity end- ed with a 5-0 record. Marlene Walters received first team all- 1 conference honors. There were only six seniors on the squad with many returning lettermen coming back next year. The Varsity received a second place trophy at the Mound City Invitational Tournament, - 5 E 1 u A Mound City girl picks off a rebound. ! Rock Port gets good position on the circle. Diana at the freethrow line. Junior Varsity, left to right, Row: E. McMahon, K. Johnson, P. Adamson, K. Phillips, J. Iones, D. Sutter, L. Corken, L. Wharton, P. Lauritsen, I. Miller. Row 2: S. Steele, Coach Gaines, M. Heits. f Q k w .i 1 f mai mum. we f:,-,y . f 'fp 35 . - 5 YP 23 Varsity, left to right, Row lf M. Walter, S. Adamson, M. Leseberg, J, Shineman, 5, Schomburg D Gebhards, J. Leseberg, P. Adamson, K. Johnson. Row '21 S. Steele, G. Hendrix, R. Lingerfelt, L. Omahundro, Coach Gaines, K. Phillips, L. Corken, T. Blasnitz, M. Heits. Julie looks again. Marvetta drives. Marlene hustles. 'W54 i Marvetta takes a shot. Julie leaps for the ball. CLASS 7 i968 1969 ff. Wit X fav' a 'A wiv! 'Law wr M1 W1 1 a Row lg J. Sutter, R. DeBuhr, I. Knierim, D. McMahon, B. Easley, I. Blasnitz. Row 2: S. Jones, I. Long, D. Stanford R Hendrickson, L. Lingerfelt, G. Markham, I. Bowers, M. Danley. Row 3: B. Stanton, L. Slemp, R. Clark, A Stoner, B Ebert, J. Erdman, D. Thompson, J. Houts. Row 4: T. Salfrank, B. Taylor, S. Easley, Coach Smith, Coach Schwenk Keep 014 Crackiu ' The Rock Port Blue Jay Track team had a young squad with the following boys letteringg Seniors: Mick Wilczek, Jay Bowers, Sean Easley, Jeff Long, and Doug Thompson. Juniors: Jeff Houts, Scott Jones, Lee Lingerfelt, Gerry Markham, Dan McMahon and Jerry Sutter. Sophomores: Jeff Blasnitz, Brian Ebert, Jay Erdman, and Callen Gil- bertson. One Freshman lettered, Larry Slemp. The track team was coached by Fran Schwenk and assisted by Duane Smith. Mr. Schwenk's remarks were: Young squad, did as well as we could for the talent we had, but should be strong in the coming years. At right: Jeff clears the bar. Gerry hurdles the highs 'Lg aff: K ,v,.. 3 , , .Z v i igmk w , ' ls X lf 9 ff -rv? . , ,.- 44.5 ,,., L f .- Larry strains to get a good jump At left: Jeff throws shot put Xs. .X .M ..W...,, Above: Dan goes up and over Below: Important hand -off in mile relay Below: Jerry gets out of the blocks quick on 100 yard dash Hays Crack Below: Jeff fights to the Hnish 3 'SEV Hamburg receives lst place trophy. llfh Annual Blue jay Relays Hamburg's Wildcats captured first place in the llth annual Blue Jay Relays on April 9 with 75 points to make it their second con- secutive year to win the relays. Nemaha Valley took second place with 64 points followed by Nishna Valley with 52 points. There were 28 schools participating in the l976 Blue Jay Relays. There w ere two records broken this year in the high jump and the discusg T. Jennings of Stanberry in the discus, and Ronnie Walker from Worth County in the high jump. Vonda Kurtz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kurtz, Oregon, was chosen as the Blue Jay Relay Queen at the Coronation Banquet. Tammy Garst was the Rock Port Hostess. Brian Kelly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kelly, pre- sented the bouqet of roses at the relays. At right: lOO yard dash elimination. 102 Blue Jay Relay Queen Contestants left to right Row l Vonda Kurtz Row 2 Vickie Smith Tammy Garst Row 3 Julie Wil son, Joyce Drumm Donna Kemper Row 4 Jerri Strough Pat Wiley Angie Shaw Row 5 Joan Ramsey Chns Head Theresa Vonda Kurtz crowned as Blue Jay Relay Queen. Dovel Girls Track, left to right, Row l: G. Hendrix, J. Stanton, J. Bogenreif, S. Bermingham, K. Phillips. Row 2: S. Steele, E. McMahon, S. Case, S. Schomburg, M. Heits, M. Shaw, A. Alley. Row 3: L. Shue, M. Roberts, M. Hayes, M. Walter, S. Duncan, T. Meek, K. Kish, Coach Eickhoff. .?emi14i14c 900 Work Girls track grew in size and ability. The girls had a winning season. Marlene Walter placed second in district hurdles which qualified her for state. The following girls lettered: Freshmen: Marlene Haynes, Elaine McMahon and Martha Roberts. Sophomores: Julie Bogenreif and Kristie Phillips. Junior: Marlene Walter. Seniors: Sheri Bermingham and Gayle Hendrix. At right: Judy Stanton in the mile run. Hand Off in S80 relay, Kristie stretches in long jump. l gr: 5 I. mmmqw,um f ru V' ' 22:1 sw mi w Q K ...K Q . . N . K- ...,.g,. ' A kwfwmif 1 i n -5 ii mf f 5 , 'Hu-if S? fifig NX Q ' fgvgg, EQ E --Tc-. ' x FW' W 'wfs' W v 'X ' ,, m ., Q M, ,A N, X 1tii?:ilunn::., M fm ,ix ig Q. ,A : di, , .1 xi, P' e Rick spikes one. 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Nodaway 52 Wrcsllmg 12 Hamburg 54 64 Savannah Quad 3rd Place 18 Tarkio 39 27 South Harrison 42 45 Albany 21 45 South Holt 21 19 Farragut 45 66 Grant City 6 41 Albany 26 14 Maryville 44 6 O South Holt 12 54 Albany 8 3 1 Tarkio 26 252 District 8th Place Smreboard 75 -76 I EW Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Crack Peru Relays Mound City Tarkio Blue Jay Relays Craig South Holt North Nodaway Savannah Relays 7th Place Rocket Relays 275 Conference 4th Place North Nodaway District Mound City Nodaway Holt 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 197 184 191 175 244 186 184 185 202 199 190 186 396 600 North Nodaway Farragut Lafayette Villisca Auburn Tarkio Maryville North Nodaway Farragut Lafayette Tarkio Maryville Auburn Tarkio Maryville District Tied for 16th 217 207 182 169 217 177 169 216 194 186 185 170 172 177 171 Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port 5 ,Yr flialr Yr. Jlialr Girlie Girlie Basketball fiaalaall l5'a.ekrlball South Holt 3 West Nodaway 13 Nodaway Holt 3 Tarkio 0 Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port 14 11 25 12 13 17 16 15 Craig West Nodaway South Holt Fairfax Mound City Nodaway-Holt Savannah Tarkio E Rock Port 19 West Nodaway 30 Y -r f me Q1 RSS jr. High Bay ie ,7r. flialr Kay ie l6'a.ekrllrall Crack Rock Port Craig 26 Rock Port 63 Mound City Rock Port West Nodaway 36 ROCR Port 64 Tdrkio Rock Port South Holt 25 Fairfax Rock Port Fairfax 42 ROCK Port 495 MarYV111e Rock Port Mound City L6 Tarkio Rgck port Ngdaway Holt 23 Rock Port 102 JH Conference Rock Port Savannah 36 1St Place Rock Port Tarkio 35 Rock Port West Nodaway 28 Rock Port 33 Fairfax 31 Rock Port 40 Jefferson 32 Rock Port 40 West Nodaway 36 Rock Port 29 Nodaway Holt 26 Rock Port 37 Tarkio 42 Rock Port 31 West Nodaway 47 Rock Port 35 Fairfax 33 Rock Port 43 Craig 33 Rock Port 52 Oregon 27 Rock Port 34 Ravenwood 61 Rock Port 27 Fairfax 35 Rock Port 23 Nodaway-Holt 39 Rock Port 27 North Nodaway 47 Rock Port 40 Mound City 32 Rock Port 25 Tarkio 47 Rock Port 24 Nodaway Holt 44 Rock Port 42 North Nodaway 43 Girlie G00 Rock Port 254 Clarinda 214 Rock Port 151 Maryville 136 Rock Port 200 Lafayette 243 Rock Port 208 Maryville 239 Rock Port 212 Central 201 Rock Port 233 Central 227 Rock Port 535 District 6th Place Girlie Crack Rock Port 22 Tarkio 635 Mound City 595 Rock Port 7 Indian Relays Rock Port 14 Rocket Relays Rock Port 7 Savannah Rock Port 365 North Nodaway365 Craig 435 South Holt '245 Rock Port 635 Fairfax 72 craig 34 North Nodaway23 Rock Port 14 District Rock Port 54 Conference 4th Place fr J-liglz Girlie Crack Rock Port Tarkio Meet 4th Rock Port 46 Tarkio 69 Fairfax 20 Rock Port 46 Tarkio 63 I TF up 42: vm 2 .sf 'O' 3 5131 iq a Mi 'UW :al is za 4' 3' I, if H - ' - .1 . 2-f 5 QW ,Ml Ek w e 11 X , 1 ' . A ' A .,., ,L 'S kim 'H' ' iz, 4 5 K-rf . -,, .-11 -1, .. -eww-. . Mr -- f --A . 'M H M 'xl A ,Q.4'vi, f ni ' f 'X ix - X' Q.':. ' 5 :- uf' ' . , 1 2 H ' n 2 7' 'H f 13 .1 9 - P- xx ' - ,W I I wax Af 1 '-' f?i'f S5' W W 5 f , M' ' fu -- 1 MIT. Q 5 3 Y tl vzrifb S if F65 . K , Ta Q . 1 ' - A mf 1-f It W -4'-W A. .-wx., Xu ,, , fs K g .A , H , M . ' , ,ggvf .-.4 . . M 1 :mb I K H H ., v i-f4j,fff5,,.,f F ' 'WA Q,h,,h. , V Activities May you live all the days of your We. 109 ffvmecomiug ,uirif of 76 I 1 just as always, the 1975 Football Homecoming was a day of excitement and spirit. Early in the week, the Pep Club boosted the football players and the communities spirit by painting the windows downtown with slogans about the on- coming game. Student Council chose the theme Spirit of 76 to coincide with our countries bicentennial. The faculty and students went downtown for a pep rally in the middle of main street. Homecoming night, the Rock Port Blue Jays beat the Craig l-lotnets17-O, Diana Gebhards reigned over the royalty court as Queen while Jeff Long reigned as King. Homecoming Royalties pictured below were, left to right: Wayne Allee Martha Roberts Callen Gilbertson Debbie Sutter Jay Bowers, Lori Bogenreif, Randy Boatman, Rachael Kingery, Diana Gebhards Jeff Long Tammy Garst Scott Chamber lain, Julie Jochim, Dan McMahon fra? 5 A mega 2 E 533 f,., ,AIA 57' cv 1 V B, Q-ig. fw X it . nik. 2 Q i Row l, left to right: R. Shineflew, S. Jones, J. Barnhart, l. Rowe, B. Cooper, P. Brooks, T. Shewey, Row 2: G. Mark- ham, J. Walter, J. Houts, D. Stanford, K. Cohen, R. DeBuhr, D. Cook, L. Lingerfelt, D. Thompson. Row 3: M. Walt- er, M. Leseberg, S. Deckard, J. Jochim, T. Blasnitz, A. Stoner, B. Hart, S. Adamson, K. Ronfeldt, M. Lytle. Row 4: R. Boettner, J. Mulvania, T. Meek, S. Schomburg, Mrs. Christy. Ya little butterball! , tary Uzffafre CAST Jill Barnhart Rick DeBuhr Teresa Blasnitz Jeff Houts Kathy Cohen .Scott Jones Sandra Deckard Gerry Markham Julie Jochim Dave Stanford Marvetta Leseberg Andy Stoner Julie Walter J Marlene Walter J The Junior class put all their talent together with the above A characters to perform Story Theatre. Their play was a series of fairy tales which portrayed different actors in the various roles. The fairy tales were: The Little Peasant, The Bremen Town Musicians, Is He Fat?, The Robber Bridegroom, Henny Penny, Master Thief, The Fisherman J -f . and His Wife, Two Crows, and The Golden Goose. , , PRODUCTION STAFF Becky S Bouhque Director ......... . . . . . .Rebecca Christy Stage Manager . . . Robin Shineflew Musical Director . . .... Ken Greiner Technical Director . . . Rick Hendrickson Props Master .... .... M ark Lytle Costumes Mistress . . ...... Teresa Meek Concessions .... ..... S ue Schomburg Tickets ...... . Debbie Cook and Iva Rowe Publicity Chairman . . .... Jeannette Mulvania House Manager . . . .... . . Rick Hendrickson Advertising .............. Brenda Cooper CREW Pam Brooks, Teena Shewey, Bob Hart, Sheila Case, Jerry Sutter, Dan McMahon, LeRoy Lingerfelt. inf ,LW 'Vhrislmas in fha' fund :ff Oz The theme for the 1975 Christmas Ball was Christmas in the Land of Oz. The Student Council decorated the Memorial Building with Christmas trees, murals, and figures from The Wizard of Oz . Sunset Field provided the music for the occasion. At right: Jeff and Kevin take time out from decorating to talk to Mr. Lion. Below: Student Council artists at work on a mural. Below: Julie and Scott boogie down. Il Below: Jay Bowers--The Wizard of Ozzy. .,eN'i'w sf? sim 'S 5 gwxeisagigg K-S fi' H T3 F Q '9 T Q 8 fe 'T L .51-Y, si 4 i C 1 l Q l 1 'XY , .M VR M ff-1--W 59' X X' Z 53' rg v K X Sigu r I iz E1 3 fe .P ms no . Q fy ig i I . sf? Q -rs, . it s 1 f 3 ' - ,. . ? ? if X M 5 5 lc Q ,r,, 3 5' N Wfwpx -' f W x ' f 3, r. , W , i ff' . X, R 5 5 l . , ..,....s, ,,, ,kv,, ,5,,.vr.., ,,,,v, , .W J,,,,,., mwhferw if ' f ' f Below: The Christmas Ball crow nbearers were Heather Miles and Matt Tiemeyer. Below: Two of the members of Sunset Field . Pictured upper left are the 1975 Christmas Ball King and Queen and their royalty. Sean Easley and Lori Bogenreif were crowned to reign over the festivities. Other senior King and Queen candidates were: Deon Wessler, Susan Burke, Scott Chamberlain, and Doug Walter. The at- tendants were: freshmen--Dannye Underwood and Bob Stantong sophomores--Kris Johnson and Berri Easleyg jun- iors--Iill Barnhart and Mark Lytle. Below: Deon, Susan, and Lori anxiously await the crown- ing of the queen. l-uu nw M ,, M. .1-- 11 Pictured above left to rightg G. Markham, M. Walter, C. Corken, D. Thompson, K. Wanamaker, S. Adamson, I.KShine- man, D. Cebhards, E. McMahon, S. Mulvania, P. Adamson, and K. Haynes. Crownbearersg C. Ottman and M. Ben- nington. Basketball Homecoming was an exciting and fun-iilled night. The girls opened the evening hosting Mound City They were victorious with a 40-32 score. The boys lost the second game with a great effort and a score of 75 -55. Highlighting the night, was the coronation exercises. Susan Adamson reigned as Queen and Kent Wanamaker reigned as King. The games were followed with the Homecoming dance. Scott Melvin and Craig Heits served as DJ's. The Pep Club sponsored the dance. Pictured at right are Doug Thompson and Diana Gebhards walking to their positions during the Coronation activities. Pictured at bottom are the Queen Candidates: Left to rightg S. Adamson, D. Gebhards, and I. Shineman. 16011144 l6'all 160 alfy w-is .num i . vs --MQ. ui ' 'Z ,, sn-.-1,0 My story's been printed! fl at , if Below: Proud parents. WN ...5 f' -aw W1 T ,Wax at A 11 Below, center leftg Beth explains death to Jo. Lfitflc Women The senior play, Little Women , was the story of a family during the Civil War. The play showed the hardships and the happiness the family shared. THE CAST Mr. March . . Mrs. March . . Meg .... Jo . . Beth .... Amy ..... Aunt March . . Mr. Laurence . . Laurie .... Professor Bhaer . . John Brooke . . . Hannah Mullett . THE PRODUCTION STAFF Director ......... Stage Manager . . Technical Director Costumes Mistress Lights ..... Publicity . . Concessions . . . House Manager . . THE CREW Jackie Leseberg Kelly Kish Laura Shue Robin Shineflew .Doug Thompson Sheri Bermingham . . Susan Burke . . Julie Shineman . Lori Bogenreif . Gayle Hendrix . .Judy Stanton . . Sean Easley . Doug Walter . . Jeff Houts . . . Dan Mifflin . .Deon Wessler Rebecca J. Christy . Susan Adamson . . . Dan Mifflin . . Diana Gebhards . . . Kelly Lutz . . Peggy Kennell Roxanne Lingerfelt . . Tammy Garst Mark Thompson Cheryl Heckel Everyone moves for the dance floor. 'R Vg Q . w Q , 2?-as ,T +sN:,,,f.ix in ee , fi WEE 35j35ff?iSfg Yffoh ., Eff 2 ff. Miss Freeman showing off? Kris Trucks On! Abberdean Angus kept the night rolling with music. Jeff is have 'ner now! ff Kris and Doug pose The dance had a slow start. Mace: af April' ' The Rock Port High School Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom was held May l. The banquet was held at the Coach House and the prom in the Multi-purpose Room. The theme was Pieces of April . Honorary sophomore servers were, pictured top of page left to right, Row lg D. Sutter, K. Johnson, S. Buck, J. Miller, J. Leseberg and B. Ebert. Row 21 P. Adamson, I. Mather, B. Perry, J. Blasnitz, J. Erdman, and K. Haynes. Mural Painting V Mini Masses- Hhauge of Pace Mini Classes went well again this year. A committee of teach- ers and students decide which mini classes would be offered. The classes offered were sports minded, religous, crafts, and history subjects. Some new classes were: hiking, horseback riding, house plants and other various subjects. Each mini course lasted two periods. All students agreed that mini classes were worthwhile and interesting. Below: Judo. Below: Dip 'N Drape Dolls. Above: Stereo Equipment mgmmmwm , :,,.,u. ' , i, - 'df -' D A' ? V Ak! X ff 'X D ,ri r .,,,,.., mf- ' 95 fffipfy r!' 'l,'1?5QLi 5 NW, was ssss rm 3 'X i MQ, . ex . W ,..W-qi., . --fe ,f Q ,J Xemw-ff? i - M. .,, at N Xi X We , - Q Beginning Piano U, Above: Archery. Below: Embroidery. 1 Q . W Y ' ?,Wf,2 Q, -MW! M' 3 F 1 f 5 8 9 qi QA ' ' ' 5 -2 1' 1 -K 'A S J ,s Mural Painting N A g 5 9 12 fi 2 Above: Gun Safety. Below: Canoeing. '2 W e ff , ., M ni, W ,, if ' V 'Y' f',rf,,,.....Qf , my , , , ,-N.,.,,.. . , Wk' -4 ,I , L31-I -EW MM ,M i ff me , ,W .JJ-' 'h ' M,1 Ag:-,, ,Jw-J' - '---af W . ',vf 4, ,,H,,,a' - .1 W-WHA , 'QM ' ,151 - ' V ,-1 1? 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I26 Students Mink Al the Zap This past year the top students wereg Top left, Freshman- Laura Corken with a GPA of 10. 91g Bottom right, Sophomore -Richard Boettner with a GPA of 10.963 Bottom left, Junior -Jeannette Mulvania with a GPA of 10. 803 At right, Seniors -Salutatorian, Susan Burke with a GPA of 10. 51 and Vale- dictorian, Linda Omohundro with a GPA of 10. 85. The top ten ofthe senior class wereg pictured above right, from left to right in ranking order: Linda Omohundro, Susan Burke, Danny Mifflin, Peggy Kennell, Sheri Bermingham, Gayle Hendrix, Diana Gebhards, Tammy Garst, Iulie Shineman and Steve Stoner. ffnylff ff 4, --W.-mm..,,,,,,,,,., -W--,.....-..... r,,,..n.,m,-M ....q..-ws q,,.,...M, I HA Q5 t Qmpmo ,WMA th C11morr0W's Cfifizms The National Honor Society chose Good School Citizens each quarter. They were chosen for service they gave the school. Only eight students receive this honor. First Quart- er, top left: Gina Briggs and Doug Thompson. Second' Quarter, center right Jeff Long and Laura Corken. Third Quarter, bottom left: Peggy Kennell and Jeff Houts. Fourth Quarter, bottom rightg David Stanford and Jeannette Mul- vania. Woodwind Quintet ,Mu ic Students Go to Stats The District Music Contest was held April l, at Northwest Missouri State University and Rock Port ended with eleven l ratings, fourteen ll ratings and three Ill ratings. The High School Band, conducted by Ken Greiner, received al rating. High School Chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Lynn Hunter, also earned a l.Solos and ensembles receiving l's at district were: Tammy Garst with a saxophone solog 1 S f as 'N , , D l 0 Above: Trombone Trio. Below: Instrumental Solos Q, - . saw W f ,sw A ' H.. ,r 5 R , -'X Saxophone Quartet consisting of Stacy Gebhards, Lisa Below- Trumpet Trio Wharton, Julie Shineman, and Marlene Walterg Sean Easley with a baritone solo, Tammy Garst, Jeff Mather, Stacy Gebhards, Julie Shineman, Robin Shineflew, and Marlene Walter in a Saxophone Sextetz Woodwind Quintet made up of Gayle Hendrix, Susan Burke, Diana Gebhards, Rachael Boettner, and Nancy Mulvaniag Doug Thompson, Steve Stoner, and Gerry Markham in a Trumpet Tripg Trombone Trio consisting of Doug Walter, Danny Mifflin, and Scott Jonesp Debbie Morton and Larry Slemp had vocal solos. Receiving al at State were, Tammy Garst fSaxophone solojg Saxophone Sextet, and Debbie Morton QVocal soloj. Saxophone Quartet and Sextet. ' fa tg 74 fsthllgsilf. Below: Vocal Solos. ,gi RVN? 1 Above Boys State Below All Conference Football Sophomore Pilgrimage. Achievers This year many students earned special recognition. Boys' State honors went to David Stanford, Jeff Houts, and Scott Jones. Girls State went to Marvetta Leseberg and her al- ternate was Debbie Cook. All-Conference football was be- stowed upon Steve Stoner and Iay Bowers both Seniors. All-Conference boys' basketball was given to Junior, Ger- ry Markham. All -Conference girls' basketball honor was given to Marlene Walter, Junior. Rachael Boettner was named Sophomore Pilgrimage and her alternate was Kym Haynes. Girls State. All -Conference Basketball. ,4 Wards Day Girl Athlete of the Year-Diana Gebhards. Boy Athlete of the Year-Jeff Long and Mick Wilczek. Drama Awards-Jr. Play: Teresa Blasnitz and Jeff Houts: Sr. Play: Julie Shineman and Doug Walter. Homemaking Awards-Outstanding FHA member: Susan Adamson and Cathy McMahon: Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow: Susan Adamsong Outstanding Homemaking Student: Susan Adamson. American Legion Awards-Sheri Bermingham, Lori Bogen- reif, Stone Stoner and Doug Walter. Math Awards-Dan Mifflin and Linda Omohundro. Business Awards-Bookkeeping Awards: Gayle Hendrix, Jill Barnhart, Jeannette Mulvania, Linda Omohundro and Steve Stoner. Shorthand Awards: Peggy Kennell, Cheryl Heckel, Sheri Bermingham, Tammy Garst. Typing ll Awards: Jackie Wolf, Roxanne Lingerfelt, lva Rowe, Debbie Cook, Cheryl Heckel, Cathy McMahon, Jill Barnhart, Diana Gebhards, and Tammy Garst. Clerical Office Practice Awards: Cheryl Heckel and Tammy Garst. Typing l Awards: Julie Jones, Kevin Cohen, Kristi Phillips, Sue Schomburg, Nancy Mulvania, and Gayle Hendrix. Best Actress Award. Diana-Girl Athlete of the Year. Congratulations Susan! 1 Publications Awards: Diana Gebhards, Julie Shineman, and Craig Corken. l Music Awards-Drum Major and Majorette Award: Doug Thompson and Julie Shineman. Twirler Awards: Gayle Hendrix, Lori Bogenreif, Diana Gebhards, Julie Jones and y Darla Herron. Outstanding Band Members: Tammy Garst and Sean Easley. Outstanding Choral Members: Gina Briggs and Doug Thompson. D. A. R. Awards-Susan Adamson and Dan Mifflin. I American History Award-Laura Corken. Danforth l Dare You Award -Susan Adamson and Jay Bower. Outstanding School Citizen-Sean Easley. Seniors lfrfo odd only oo understood backwards? out it must oo liood forwards. eed Beasing Sheri Bermingham Lon Bog Secretary Treasurer Jay Bowers Gma Briggs Jeff Brown Hldss Matte De not Walk in fred! 'ef me for ,7 shall det fellow yeu, de not Walk behind me for .7 shall not lead you, but rather Walk beside me and be my friend Scott Chamberlain Craig Corken Sean Easley Steve Ellison Tammy Garst Diana Gebhards Cheryl Heckel Gayle Hendrix Student Council Vice -President Jim Hudson Harvey Hurst Ulass WUWHIE Orchid 611155 Halarss light and Dark Pugzflc Peggy Kennell Kelly Kish Brenda Lawson Scott Leseberg Brent Lewis Roxanne Lingerfelt Jeff Long Kelly Lutz 611155 Seng, Dream Weaver Cathy McMahon Danny Mifflin 134 Larry Morrison Linda Omahundro Rick Potter Denese Sebek Rick Shaw John Sheldon Julie Shineman Judy Stanton ggevo 'Sto ner A Robert Taylor Do ug Thompson Doug Walter Kent Wanamaker Deon Wessler Mick Wilczek Jackie Wo Student Council President Seniers ef 76 lgezeeezlaureate Exercises Were held may 23 at 8,00 HM 0 Bob Wooten Bill Runkl S ponsor Kemmeneemeut Afereisee were held May 27 at 8:00 ILM. Steve Scamman I T p Sponsor Sp ' Q . H354 .gl pf? Siam K ...ff SX Q SACK? . up W ' 3? fig? i K' Q ii I QV Y A . fiff : f V K ffflw 'f .- ,, Z ' K RN - 7 S55-X H 5 A X imifw 4261 :gf -.if ,. 'Wg 'K Q5 -..N,.x-vi, S ,... M., Y - , my an HQ!! Y . ,fn . .. MN-:-, T. HQ N Siam Y X 1 Q13 + , Q 1 K, Q3 3 E 31 ix S ? saw R gig N Q- T SUSAN ADAMSON--Pep Club--2, 3,45 Student Council-- 35Pf6SlC1CI1t--4gFHA --l, 2, 3,45 Parliamentarian--45 Speech and Drama Club--3,45 President--45 District Speech Contest--45 Junior Play--3,45 Senior Play--3,45 Student Council--35 Band--15 Good School Citizen--35 Basketball--l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Homecoming Attendant-- lg Basketball Homecoming Queen--45 BarnwarmingAtten- dant--l5 FFA Sweetheart Candidate--35 CountyGovern- ment Day- -l5 Who's Who Among American High School Students--45 Typing Award--25 Science Club--45 Co-ed Correspondant--33 Commencement Escort--35 Outstanding FHA Member--45 Betty Crocker Homemaker ofTomorrow -- 45 Outstanding HomemakingStudent--4: D. A. R. Award--45 Danforth I Dare You Award--4. REED BEASING--Basketball--2, 35 Publications--35 Basket- ball Homecoming Attendant--35 Band--l, 2, 35 COE--45 Football Manager--3. SHERI BERMINGHAM--Football Homecoming Attendant-- 35 Junior Play5 Senior Playg Best Actress--35 Speech Play-- 45 Chorus--3, 45 Math Club--3,45 Secretary-Treasurer--45 Math Contest--3,45 Math Award--35 Wrestelette--45 Co- Captain--4, Speech and Drama Club--3,45 National Honor Society--3,45 Student Council--45 Advisory Committee-- 45 Mardi Gras Queen Candidate--45 Spanish Club--3, 45 Track--45 Class Secretary--45 Shorthand Award--45 Pep Club--3,45 Secretary --45 Variety Show--45 Business Con- test--45 District Music Contest--45 American LegionAward --4. LORI BOGENREIF--B -Team Cheerleader--l5 Varsity Cheer- leader--2, 3, 45Twirler--45 Football Homecoming Queen Candidate --45 Christmas Ball Queen--45 Basketball--1, 25 FHA --l, 25 Librarians--2, 3, 45 Freshman Class Vice-Presi- dent, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Junior Class Vice -Presi- dent, Senior Class Treasurer, Science Club--45 Barnwarm- ing Attendant--15 National Honor Scoiety--3, 45 Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, County Government Day- -1 Football Homecoming Attendant--15 Pep Club--l, 2, 3,45 Typing Award--25 Librarians Vice -President--45 Usher for Commencement--35 American Legion Award --4. J 4 J JAY BOWERS--FFA --l, 2, 3,45 R-Club--l , 2, 3, 45 Track-- l, 2, 3, 45 Football--1, 2, 3,45 Wrestling--35 Math Club--3, 45 Speech and Drama Club--3,45 District FFA Contest--l, 2, 35 District Speech Contest--35 State FFA Contest--l5 Junior Class Play5 Boys State--35 President--35 275 All Con- ' ference--2,45 FFA Student Council Representative--35Foot- ball Homecoming Attendant--l, Barnwarming attendant-- l, 2, 35 Advisory Council, R-Club Vice -President--45 Foot- ball Homecoming King Candidate--45 FFA First Vice -Pres- ident--45 Good School Citizen--25 Student Council Repre- sentative--25 Student Body President--45 Commencement Usher--35 Speech Award--35 Danforth I Dare You Award - -4. GINA BRIGGS--Spanish Club--45 Vice -President--45Speech and Drama Club--45 Swing Choir--3,45 President--45 Chor- us--3,45 Variety Show--45 Outstanding Choral Member--4. A MIKE BURKE--Basketball--l, 2, 3,45 Golf--l, 25 Publications tions--35 COE--4. SUSAN BURKE--Class Student Council Representative--l5 Band--l, 2, 3, 45 Student Council Representative--25 Dis- trict Music Contest--l, 2, 3,45 State Music Contest--45 Spanish Club--2, 3, 45 Student Council Representative--35 President--45 Librarians--2, 3,45 Student Council Repre- ' sentative--45 Math Club--2, 3,45 Speech and Drama Club --2, 3, 45 District Speech Contest--45 Junior Play5 Senior F A. Play5 National Honor Society--3,45 Secretary--45 County Government Day--15 Typing Award--25 Math Contest--45 J Mardi Gras Queen Candidate--35 Christmas Ball Queen Candidate--4. 4 t 1' SANDY CASEBOLT--FHA --l, 2, 3,45 Junior Play. SCOTT CHAMBERLAIN --Football--l, 2, 3,45 R-Club--2, 3 45 Student Council--35 Treasurer--45 Publications--35Foot- ball Homecoming King Candidate--45 Science Club--45 President --45 Christmas Ball King Candidate--4. CRAIG CORKEN--Golf--1, 2, 3, 45 R-Club--1, 2, 3, 45 Bas- ketball--l, 2, 3, 45 Publications--3, 45 Photographer Award --45 COE--45 Chorus--15 Basketball Homecoming King Candidate--4. SEAN EASLEY--FFA --2, 3, 45 Track--1, 2, 3, 45 Band --1, 2, 3,45 Mardi Gras King--25 Barnwarming King--45 Christmas Ball King--45 Senior Play5 District Music Contest--1, 3,45 State Music Contest--45 District FFA Contest--2, 35 State FFA Contest--35 Outstanding Band Member--45 Outstanding School Citizen--4. J STEVE ELLISON--FFA --l, 2, 3, 4, Football--1, 2, 3,4, Foot- ball Homecoming Attendant--3, Basketball--l, Wrestling --3, 4, Christmas Ball Attendant--3. TAMMY GARST--Pep Club--l, 2, 3,4, B-Team Cheerlead- er--3,4, Football Homecoming Queen Candidate--4, Class Vice -President--2, Class Treasurer--3, Class Student Council Representative--4, Band--L 2, 3, 4, Clarinda Band Jamboree Queen Candidate--4, District Music Contest--l, 2, 3, 4, State Music Contest--l, 3,4, Stage Band--4, Librar- ians--2, 3,4, Secretary --4, County Government Day--1, Math Club--l, 2, 3, Math Contest--l, 2, 3, Math Award-- 2, Speech and Drama Club--4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Honor Society--3,4, Who's Who Among American High School Students--3, 4, FFA Sweetheart--4, FHA--2, 3, Stu- dent Council Representative--3, Barnwarming Queen--3, Christmas Ball Attendant--l, Commencement Usher --3, Blue Jay Relay Hostess--4, Business Contest--2, 4, Typing Award--2, 4, Clerical Qfhce Practice Award--4, Shorthand Award--4, Outstanding Band Member--4. DIANA GEBHARDS--Golf- -2, 3, Track--2, Basketball--l, 2, 3,4, Christmas Ball Attendant--1, Football Homecoming Queen--4, Basketball Homecoming Queen Candidate--4, Band--l, 2, 3, 4, Twirler--4, B-Team Cheerleader--2, Var- sity Cheerleader--3,4, Head Cheerleader--4, Spanish Club --2, Student Council--2, 3,4, Secretary--4, Speech and Drama Club--2, 3, 4, Student Council Representative--3, Math Club--2, 3, 4, National Honor Society--3, 4, Class Vice -President--4, Class Student Council--2, Publications --3, 4, Co -Editor--4, Assistant Editor --3, District Music Contest--l, 3,4, State Music Contest--4, Math Contest-- 2,4, Business Contest--4, District Speech Contest--4, County Government Day--1, Pep Club--1, 2, 3,4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Librarians--1, 2, 3,4, Typing Award-- 2,4, Girl Athlete of the Year--4, Editor Award--4. CHERYL HECKEL--Band--1, 2, District Music Contest--2, Pep Club--1, 2, 3,4, FHA--1, 2, 3,4, Typing Award--2,4, Business Contest--3,4, Girl State--3, Basketball--1, 2, Shorthand Award--4, Clerical Office Practice Award--4. A ,fd F- GAYLE HENDRIX--Pep Club--1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball--l, 2, 3, 4, Track--l, 2, 3, 4, Band--l, 2, 3,4, Student Council--3, Twirler --1,41 Alternate--2,31Head--4,Librarians--2, 3, 4, Math Club--2, 3, 4, Student Council--4, National Honor Society--3,4, District Music Contest--l, 2, 3,4, State Mu- sic Contest--4, Publications--3,4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Math Contest--3, Business Contest--4, Basketball Home- coming Attendant--3, Student Council--3, 4: Treasurer-- 4, Class Secretary--2, County Government Day--1, Girls State Alternate--3, Typing Award--4, Bookkeeping Award .....4. JIM HUDSON--FFA --1, 2, 3, 4, COE--4. HARVEY HURST--Football--3,4, FFA --1, 2, 3. PEGGY KENNELL --Band--1, 2, 3,4, Vice-President--4, Chorus--l, 3,4, FHA--l,4, Pep Club--l,4, Treasurer--4, Honor Society--2, 3, 4, Vice-President--4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Good School Citizen--4, Art Award--2, Short- hand Award--4. KELLY KISH--FHA --l, 2, 3,4, Pep Club--l, District Music Contest--3,4, Track--4, Chorus--3,43 Junior Play. SCOTT LESEBERG--Basketball--1, 2, 4. ROXANNE LINGERFELT--Pep Club--l, 2, 3,4, FHA--l , 2, 3, 4, Band--l, 2, District Music Contest--l, 2, Basketball--l, 2, 3, 4, County Government Day--l, FHA Chapter Repre-. sentative at State Convention--3, Senior Play, Typing Award--4. JEFF LONG--Football--1, 2, 3,4, FFA --1, 2,4, Track--l,4, Wrestling--4, Football Homecoming King--4, Good School Citizen--4: Boy Athlete of the Year--4. KELLY LUTZ--FFA --l, 2, 3, 4, Student Manager Football-- 1, 2, 3, Junior Play, Senior Play. CATHY MCMAHON--Pep Club--1, Librarians--l, FHA-- 1, 2, 3,4, FHA Reporter--3, President--4, FHA Sweetheart Candidate--4, FHA State Representative at Columbia--3, Typing Aw ard--4. DAN MIFFLIN --Football--1, 2, 3,4, Basketball Student Man ager--1, 2, Wrestling--3,4, Chorus--1, Band--l, 2, 3, 4, District Music Contest--1, 2, 3,4, R-Club--3,4, President-- 4, State Music Contest--4, Speech and Drama Club--3,4, Secretary-Treasurer--4, National Honor Society--3,4, Treasurer--4, Good School Citizen--l, Sophomore Pilgrim- age--2, Junior Play, Senior Play--3,4, Typing Award--3, Math Contest--2, 3, 4, Business Contest--3, Boys State--3, Mardi Gras King--3, Stage Band--3,4, Commencement Es- cort--3, Top Math Student Award--4, D.A. R. Award--4. LARRY MORRISON--FFA --l, 2, 3, 4. 139 A LINDA OMOHUNDRO--Pep Club--II, 2, 3, 43 Treasurer--33 Basketball--l, 2, 3, 43 Basketball Homecoming Attendant-- 23 Librarians--2, 3, 43 President--43 Math Club--2, 3, 43 National Honor Society--3,43 Band--l, 23 District Music Contest--1, 23 Class Secretary--l, 33 Publications--33 American History Award--13 Typing Award--33 Highest GPA --1, 2, 3, 4. Senior Play3 Math Award--2, 3, 43 Business Contest--43 Math Contest--2, 3, 43 Bookkeeping Award--4. DENESE SEBEK--Chorus--1, 2, 3, 43 FHA --l, 23 District Music Contest--1. RICK SHAW - -FFA --2, 3, 43 Chorus- -3, 43 Junior Play, FFA State Contest--4. JOHN SHELDON- -FFA --l, 3, 4. JULIE SHINEMAN--B-Team Cheerleader--1, 23 Varsity Cheerleader--3, 43 Basketball--1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball Home- coming Queen Candidate--43 Speech and Drama Club-- 3,43 Librarians --2, 3, 43 Treasurer--43 Math Club--3,43 National Honor Society--3, 43 Spanish Club--2,43 Publi- cations--3,43 Co -Editor--43 Track--23 District Music Con- test--l, 2, 3,42 State Music Contest--l, 3,43 Junior Play, Senior Play3 Best Actress Award--43 Band--l, 2, 3, 43 Drum Majorette--4: Typing Award-123 Pep Club--l, 2, 3.4, Dis- trict Speech Play--43 District Speech Contest--43 County Government Day--13 Class President--1, 23 Escort for Bac- calaureate--33 Variety Show --3,43 Editor Award--4. JUDY STANTON--Pep Club--1, 23 FHA --1, 2, 3,43 Track --2. STEVE STONER--FFA--1, 2, 3, 43 District FFA Contest--1, 2, 3,43 State FFA Contest--13 Vice -President--43 Band--1, 2, 3, 43 District Music Contest--2, 3,43 State Music Con- test--43 Football--1,2,3,43 Basketball--13 R-Club--3,43 R-Club Treasurer--43 County Government Day--13 Nation- al Honor Society--3,43 President--43 Business Contest--43 BookkeepingAward--3,43 Boys State--33 All-Conference Defense--43 Class Student Council Representative--13 American Legion Award--4. ROBERT TAYLOR--Football--'23 Track--43 Band--1, 2, 33 COE--4. DOUG THOMPSON--Band--l,2, 3,43 Drum Major--43 President--43 Chorus--3,43 President--43 R-Club--43 Speech and Drama Club--3,43 Science Club--43 Boys State--33 Basketball Homecoming King Candidate--43 Ju- nior Best Actor Award--33 Typing Award--23 District Music Contest--1, 2, 3,41 State Music Contest--43 District Speech Contest--3,43 State Speech Contest--33 Good School Cit- izen--43 Basketball--l, 2, 3,43 Track --3,43 County Gov- ernment Day--13 Junior Play, Senior Play3 Student Council --43 Business Contest--2,43 Outstanding Choral Member-- 4. 40 DOUG WALTER--Football--1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball--1, 33 Track--33 R-Club--2, 3,43 Speech and Drama Club--3,43 Math Club--3,43 Junior Play3 Senior Playg Best Actor Award --43 FFA--l, 2, 3,43 Secretary--2, 33 President--43 Christ- mas Ball Attendant--43 Band--1, 2, 3,43 Science Club--43 District Speech Contest--43 District Music Contest--1, 2, 3, 43 State Music Contest--43 County Government Day--l3 District FFA Contest--l, 2, 3, 43 FFA Area l Reporter--43 FFA Creed Speaker--l3 Jazz Band--4: Band Librarian--l3 American Legion Award--4. KENT WANAMAKER--Basketball--l, 2, 3, 43 Track--2, 33 Swing Choir--23 R-Club--1, 2, 3,43 Student Council--33 Class Student Council Representative--43 Basketball Home- coming King --43 Publications--33 Science Club--43 Speech and Drama Club Variety Show--3, 43 Christmas Ball Attendant- -1. DEON WESSLER--Pep Club--1, 2, 3,43 Speech and Drama Club--2, 3,4Q Math Club--2, 3,43 Science Club--43 Stu- dent Council--3,43 Advisory Board--43 Band--1,2, 33 Bas- ketball--1, 2, 33Track--23 Golf--2, 3,43 Senior Class Pres- ident3 Christmas Ball Queen Candidate--43 Typing Award --23 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Speech and Drama Play--43 Librarians--2, 3.4, District Music Contest--l, 2, 33 State Music Contest--23 County Government Day--1. MICK WILCZEK--Basketball Homecoming Attendant--13 R-club--1,2, 3,43 Foorbair--1,2,3,43 Baskerbau--13 R- Club Seargeant at Arms--43 Track--l, 2, 3,43 State Track Meet--1, 2, 3,42 'All-Conference Quarterback--33 Junior Play, Boy Athlete of the Year--4. JACKIE WOLF --Chorus--1, 2, 3, 43 FHA --J, 2, 3, 4: Typing Award--2, 43 Speech and Drama Club--33 Junior Play3 Se- nior Play3 Librarians--2. BOBBY WOOTEN --FFA --1, 3. t Tired already. WYAHTED SIOOQP REWARD Havin'er now. Log ride. asf jaurney Cagefhcr This years Seniors, ready for adventure, set off for St. Louis. They left at 12: OO midnight and after a long ride, arrived at Six Flags over Mid-America at 8500 A. M. Each of them explored Six Flags for nine hours. They returned home weary, but all agreed it was great fun. The highlight of the trip was Deon's explosion. At Leftg Wanted for what? Below Centerg Entertained by the dolphins. Below Right: She was always smiling. Results of a long day of fun. Gayle FGfICShCS. v W X v The Halls Of Rock Port Good -Bye Dad. f 2 gi rf my 14 f ' Seuivrs of 76 ' Graduate The Seniors of 76 took their last steps in Rock Port High School August 27 at their Commencement exercises. Their minds were full of anticipation and wonder. Not knowing what the future held, they left high school behind and stepped into the world. Above left: Here Goes Gang! Above Center: Solemn Sean. At Right: Friends Forever. I 'm Finally Done. y tl l 1 9 What's Jeff doing? y l ,,..w- ff: 5s 3 Julie W alter. W ' - 4 Q ,pk . J' Robin Shirreflew. K x fr M1 'K .1 v,'. .'m,'..a. 5 li . . fi, .- if , p:.' R. jr . at gs. , I ,S Gerry Markham and Craig Corken, Jackie Leseberg- Kathb' Cohen- ,pall XNXN Above: Mrs. Rurrkles and Gayle Hendrix. Below: Diana and Julie. Marvetta Leseberg and Marlene Walter Y 6Hif1l5 'iwiiffff f , I H3in0i......rS. '-i3 'zi'A'f Yi? i2s RSIX 4 fa I -' 4 .Nik khhgi .kg.1 Wx i zlh MMA K K N trs r . xLm,1 Q its ' '5'rie14ds with Wu ' ' As we come to the end of another year at Rock Port High School, many memories surround us. We have tried to capture a few of these memories in this yearbook. It is impossible to write down the feelings that go along with each moment. We hope that each of you have gotten something out of a picture, a phrase, or a title. May the future bring you much happiness and sunshine. Always remember all of us are Friends with you . Until next year. . . Staff of 1976. from The Spice of Life, compiled by Dian Ritter, copyright qcj MCMLXXI by the C.R. Gibson Company. IUQSS-9 pride will WMD' ll X ? r 1 2