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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1977 volume:

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He was awarded a Specialist's Degree in administration from the University of Missouri at Columbia in August of 1977. After graduating from Tarkio College, Mr. Shineman taught in the Westboro schools from 1962 to 1965. He taught social studies and P.E. and was also head coach of all junior high and high school sports. His teaching career in Rock Port be- gan in 1965. For two years he was PE instructor and head coach of boys, football, track and girls' basketball. During the 1967-68 school year he was elementary principal as well as head football coach. In 1968 he was promoted to junior- senior high school principal and has held that position since then. Mr. Shineman and his wife Juanita have three childreng Steve Patty, and Julie, fall graduates of Rock Port High Schoolj and one granddaughter, Jill. Mr. Shineman is leaving RPHS to take over as superintendent of Stanbury R-II schools. He commented that, The thing I've probably enjoyed most has been the cooperation ofthe kids at Rock Port, not only as students, but as friends. J' Gabe Shineman has given twelve years of hard work and service to our school. Many improvements have been made during the time he has served as principal. For this, we are deeply grateful. We want to wish him the best of luck in the future. He will be greatly missed by the students who workec with him and will always hold a place in their hearts. Faculty Time Is One's Best Friend, Teaching Best of,AH Silence. H' From left to right: Dick Stephens, Jennie Howell, Jess Omohundro, Don Mobley, Paul Tiemeyer, Billy DeBuhr, Jack Kelly Leadership With Pride The school board was kept busy trying to work out a budget while keeping abreast of the many school activities. Many improvements were made because of the hard work of these concerned citizens. Jess Omohundro served as President. The other officers were: Don Mobley, Vice-Presidentg Jennie Howell, Secretaryg and Paul Tiemeyer, Treasurer. At right: Jennie listens closely. Below left: Comparing notes. Below right: Frank Rybnick, Superintendent of schools. QE s we X f if-,- his-na... i-.. Ad ministrotion Fearless Leaders The Rock Port R-2 School System was well run with a fine team of administrators. They each had a full load of work, but they were never too busy to help students with any in- dividual problems they might have had. At top left: Mr. Gerald Shineman, High School Principal and his secretary Mrs. Kathy Bogenreif. Center left: Mr. Steve Scamman, Administrative Assistant and COE Directorg center right: Mrs. Betty Thomas, High School Teachers' Aide. Lower left: Mr. Frank Rybnick, Superintendent of Schools and his secretary Mrs. Jennie Howellg lower right: Mrs. Wilma Grubb Elementary Principal Cstandingj and her secretary Mrs. Joan Adamson Cseatedj. Expo nding Knowledge The language arts, speech, and composition were taught by Mrs. Barbara Marquart and Ms. Dixie Glascock. Comp. I, II, and III, plus Language Arts I and Literature II were all instructed by Mrs. Marquart. Here composition classes con- centrated on correct sentence structure, vocabulary, out- lines, and writing good paragraphs and essays. Language Arts I was a class for the freshmen. They studied the basic parts of speech, spelling, punctuation, and sentence struc- ture. Literature II concentrated on short stories. Ms. Glascock taught Speech I, Lit I, III, and IV, drama, and Language Arts I. The speech students learned how to pre- pare short speeches as well as developing their ability to communicate clearly with other people. Lit I was a study of the fundamentals of literature. The Lit III and IV classes studied novels, plays, and poems. Drama students learned about the history of the theatre as well as modern theatri- cal practices. At right: Mrs. Marquart has a good day. Below: Ms. Glascock hands out papers. X Q4 Below: Brian and Chris share a secret. Below: Wondering what to do? -rf 'rf-M ' - -Iii l. l- IE. ... 21 3 WL Lauri leams to sew. Another day in Consumer Education. aku fa , ,..o Mrs. Tarp explains instruction sheet. Mrs. Jo Tarp's Home Economics classes had a full year. The Home Ec. I classes sewed, cooked, worked on personal de- velopment and money management, and constructed child- ren's books. Home Ec. II was an extension of Home Ec. I. These students increased their knowledge of household ap- pliances and planned a kitchen. Child Development class was basically the study of children from before birth to age six. Consumer Ed. planned budgets, how to spend and borrow money, and how to use a lawyer. Marriage and Family Living studied dating, marriage, children, and divorce. Advanced Clothing designed and made their own outfit. An in depth study of foreign, meatless, and guest foods was included in Advanced Foods. These students also worked on nutrition and disease. At right: Whitney pins her pattern. Homemoking the Fun Way M...-ur' Joey straining his eyes. Moth + Work I Fun Mr. Wayne Moore returned to teach the high school math classes after a years absence. The classes offered were Alge- bra, Geometry, Advanced Algebra, Trignometry, and Phys- ics. These students had homework assignments almost daily and quizes and tests periodically. On free days they played math games. At right: A tough problem. Daydreamer' V T www ,A 5 The Boss Below: Hard at work! Getting lectured at! Below: Doing the dishes. Studying hard. Science Registers Mixed Reactions The science classes offered this year were physical science, biology, chemistry, and advanced biology. Physical science studied various properties of the earth and did some work with the metric system. The biology students studied the bod ily functions and the organs of worms, frogs, starfish, clams, and fetal pigs. Chemistry extended the knowledge of the things they learned in physical science and did a lot of work with acids, bases, and salts. Advanced biology was the study of the human body. They also disected sharks and cats. Mr. George Radtke taught these classes. Above-Peeky boo! Below-the brain of the class. - r ' as Hard at work. Crossing Borders French and Spanish were offered as Foreign Language class- es this year. The students studied and practiced the basic pronunciation patterns. Understanding the spoken words, reading, Writing, and speaking were also introduced. The study of culture was also an important part of the class- room study. Cultural projects included tlie study of foreign holidays, singing songs in foreign languages, craft projects Cpaper mache and pinatasj discussion of famous personali- ties, and learning proverbs and customs. French and Span- ish classes were taught by Mrs. Jackie Miller. At right: Dec- orations from Spanish fiestas. Olea! ...RI Study! Study! Study! Above: Sketch books were always good for a laugh. Below: Mr. Greiner picks out an album. , f-ey: f Creative Learning The instrumental music classes were taught by Mr. Ken Greiner. He was responsible for Elementary Band, Junior High Band, High School Band, and Music Appreciation. Mrs. Lynn Hunter instructed the Junior High and High School Choruses as well as the Swing Choir. The Junior High and High School art classes were taught by Miss Amy Freeman. The main project for these students this year was redecorat- ing the art room. Above: Amy's story time. Center left: clean up can sure be messy. Below: Mrs. Hunter. Isn't she hap- py??? Exploring Life Through History The history classes were taught by Mr. Gene Finke. Students learned about the United States as well as world history. Mr. Finke also taught Decisions and Civics. These classes were de signed to help students organize their lives after high school. Mr. Mark Dulgarian taught Sociology, Psychology, Geog- raphy, and American Government. These classes took Field trips along with their regular classroom work. At right: Mr. Mark Dulgarian. Below: Huh! Below In deep thought If looks could kill . . . I . ' ,li W. SfM Q , l l Yi ' six I get .. I Above: Brenda and a patient. .xii ,,.,,,.W,,M , Fill'er up! -3 e f, bf Z Fw ,. Z rf Wawufn ff' I iiiiirmfii :vm dum we T Q95 '8- I hope it works now! Learning and Earning The Cooperative Occupational Education had thirteen stu- dents enrolled this year. They studied employment aspects such as job applications, job interviews, resignations, employ- er-employee relations, promotions. They had films almost weekly on job availability. The students were required to work at least ten hours a week. Two hours during the school day were allowed, but most students also worked after school and on weekends. Top right, students enrolled in COE were, Row 1, left to right: R. Shinetlew, B. Cooper, S. Case, P. Brooks, T. Taylor, Row 2: E. Spurlin, J. Barnhart, S. Deckard, D. Cook. Row 3: R. Mullins, M. Daugherty, C. Viets, G. Markham. At left: Sheila displays one of her floral arrangements. Mike smoothes his board. Above Rick and Debbie work on their drawings Working for Tomorrow The Industrial Arts classes had a busy year. Mr. Raymond Eickhoff fpictured center rightj, instructed junior high and high school students in drafting, woodworking, and general shop. His students made projects from leather, various types of wood, and metals. Mr. John McClaron Cpictured lower nghtj, helped the carpentry class construct a house. This is the fifth year this project has been undertaken. The boys worked hard for three hours every day of the school year and completed a fine home. Lee puts finishing touches on ceiling. I 55 i ' M Below: Squeak and Rick at work. Mr. John Pearce's Ag and shop classes had a busy year. Ag I studied the history and purposes of FFA, welding, wood- working, and animal sciences. Ag II worked on identification and judging of Field crops and weed seeds, meat judging, welding and wood projects, learning how to use power equip- ment, and soil characteristics. Ag III was basically a class on Farm management. The students studied livestock crops, chemicals, and Fertilizers, and planned a farm. Mr. Pearce's semester Ag classes were Small Gas Engines and Shop Con- struction. The Ag teams participating in district contest and their rat- ings were: Field Crops, Ig Soils, Ig Poultry, I: Meats, Ig Hor- ticulture, Ig Livestock, I. The teams that went to state ag contest and their ratings were: Field Crops, III: Soils, II: Horticulture, unclassified, Livestock, II. At left: The Great Cook. Clean up is a mess. Below: Myrtle attempts to work. Below: Rick cuts with the torch. Building On Skills Debbie takes time-writings. gp -. Mrs. White preapres transparency. Mrs. Runkles, Business Instructor A Special Type of Business Bookkeeping I and II and basic business were taught by Mrs. Diana White. In the bookkeeping classes, students learned how to keep accurate records for merchandising and service businesses. The advanced class studied partnerships and cor- porations. The basic business class studied such useful things as the free enterprise system, communication, advertising, banking, buying a car, and job applications. Mrs. Kathy Runkles taught students shorthand, clerical of- fice practice and typing. The girls enrolled in shorthand learned the basics and spent the rest of the year developing their speed. COP concentrated on learning how to operate various office machines, improving typing skills, learning to file, and working in an office simulation situation. Typing students were kept busy learning basic fundamentals and using these skills to type up various kinds of jobs. Typing I works on Jobs. X. , G Below: Kevin and Mark play badminton. Below: Ms. Hodges demonstrates serve. Fun and Fitness The girls' P.E. classes were held first semester. They were in- structed by Ms. Cheri Hodges. The girls did various activities such as playing volleyball and speedball, bowling, and work- ing on gymnastic equipment. The boys' physical education classes were taught by Mr. Mike Rader Cat leftj during the second semester. The boys played dodgeball, badminton, and basketball. Driver Education was instructed by Mr. Duane Smith. The students learned the basic driving skills as well as how to care for automobiles. Mr. Smith and Mr. Mark Dulgarian also taught the health classes. Margee practices on parallel bars. Below: Mr. Smith explains the meaning of various signs. . ew Q Q C Sf 1 .,,:,,., Q we '12' 'i i - s ' QSM 1 1 - .: . ea- X-Nags-,fa E ' A .rf gigs s-:...:s. s1i1semfiz, .i . . Siam trci .r....r. i ' ' waist: IHS DIWTYEQ Nieman ENDS UIYQDED HIGHWAY ...Maxx N 'in.Sg Special Extras The reading classes were taught by Mrs. Sharon O'Laughlin. This was an individualized program designed to help students improve all basic reading skills, with an emphasis on vocabu- lary and comprehension, and to encourage reading for pleas- ure. Mrs. Carol Harmon instructed the ungraded students. They studied the basic math, science, reading, language, and history subjects, as well as working on special projects throughout the year. Above left: John Gross works on read- ing comprehension. Below right: Mrs. Harmon helps with a math assignment. Above: Mrs. O'Laughlin grades a paper Above: Scott slaves. New Helping Out Mrs. Burke looks up prices on new books. Once again the students of Rock Port High School were bles- sed with a fine staff of specially trained personnel. Ms. Janet Conboy ftop leftj served as junior high and high school gui- dance counselor. She assisted students in scheduling classes, working out personal and school-related problems, and plan- ning their careers. Mrs. Betty Burke was the Librarian for elementary and high school. She was kept busy ordering new books and sending out over-due book notices. Taking care of all the students many ailments was Mrs. Beverly Stewart, R.N. She also kept records on the weight, height, sight, and hearing of all the students. e lndispensclbles The staff of cooks provided hot meals for students five days a week. They tried to provide a balanced diet as well as pre- pare food the students would enjoy. Above left: Sylvia Clod- felter, head cook. Below left: The whole crew, left to right: Lunch time, a fun time for all S. Clodfelter, L. Klump, J. Webster, L. Thompson, V. Mill- saps, R. Kuhns, D. Lingerfelt. At right: End of the line if we get caught! Top right: punch, punch, punch, punch those tickets. - M, t, - VW. ifF1 'f X if '7' H437 1 fs. ' V .fig V . ' ,,,S?i23?'iiieiQi,'11211- . M. ., tffamftrarwwrafr l mi. is r rg , Hord Workers The school personnel on this page had a busy year. The cus- todial staff was responsible for keeping the entire school clean. Beside this they also did painting jobs, yard work, and repaired broken windows. The school bus drivers transported students to and from school daily. In addition to this, they provided rides for extra-curricular activities to other towns. Above right: Duane Thiesfield and Walt Milsaps. At left: Royal Harmon and Charles Lorenz. Below: The bus drivers, clockwise: Lorraine Chastain, Mrs. Charles Perry, Carol Chas- tain, Merle Lytle, Bud Hill, Bill Maher, John Eilers, Jay Mc- Coy, Charles Eddy, Steve Grossman, Pastor Swofford, Steve Hemdon. Not pictured: George Radtke, Gary Bogenreif. X5 dm. :wk 45' ..7'S.fL5l?f55,rSiifiwfisijiil' if' 3 ' 5 'S Q KVA . New 'ff K N g fl Q. N fs QE . I- , 1 4 , , -f 5: f-.IQQLX K -Q Q N .f A.., K 1 X' SMR: ,,, H... 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Hays Ai A, V ,A , WA A AV., . 3 M.Hickey 1 ,,., Q . M k ,, ,-v.,x:W i ,A,, il' 3 1 , ' V 9 f . C Gy VV , Q . , , A,,A. , A 7... . V aff Q 3 2 :ff H 1 Theylre off-on their road to education. In their first ex- perience in formal education, the Kindergarten students learn phonics, math, reading readiness, science and social studies. Many activities such as films, records, reading centers, arts, crafts, music and physical education are of- fered to the children by their teachers Mrs. Suzanne Fentiman and Mrs. Charlene Steele. Patrick Bennington, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Benning- ton, was killed in a boating accident on October 3, 1976. Patrick was born on August 31, 1971 and lived all of his life in Rock Port. He was an active young boy who loved the out of doors. Patrick will be sadly missed by all who knew him. alt' Busy, Busy, Busy! w.,, l - 5 W 'Wy 21. ,, 3, 1.1, rvirs. Steele reads to her class. Working with numbers , R. 9' A . if ., , . W ' if S . 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Husing J. Irvin W. Kerr W. Kirk G. Kuhns R. Larson R. Lininger R. Lipham S. Lisle R. Munsey K. Muntz S. Ottman L. Pfeil J. Rightsell J. Rosenbohm D. Squires E. Stephens J. Thomas S. Watson K. Welch L. Zuck Mrs. Fentiman First Marching Cn First Graders work very hard at learning to sound out vowels and consonants. Then they apply this knowledge in pronunciation of new words. Learning to read is one of the biggest events of the year. Some of the special units the children cover are: fire pre- vention, zoo animals, Christmas customs, telephone usage, good citzenship, and children in Africa. First graders make many booklets concerning units being studied and use games, stories, and work papers to help make learning more fun. This year the first grade was divided into three classes taught by Mrs. Janet Griffin, Mrs. Elaine Krieger, and Mrs. Deanna Whitford. R. Barnhart P. Bendon M. Bennington L. Bly R. Boatman M. Brewer A. Bush R. Chastain B. Clark L. Cox T. Duren M. Foldenauer J. Garst N. 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Pearce S. Perry S. Pfeil M.Powers A. Ranner M. Rebuck T. Roach T. Schramm G. Shallenberger C. Shue K. Smith T. Squires G. Stoner T. Stoner J. Streseweski J. Swofford T. Sybert M. Tiemeyer P. Vogler W. Walker G. Welch D. Willis Mrs. Griffin E- Abbot .. H. Andresen 5 --,- J - ' . , . ' .sii s s D. Blbb ig . . ,M vs.. 3 Q , - . sw V I I. E . 1 V B' Case ...QQ T JL .gear ii. ,of L,3gf,2... .. S. Chastain 1 A ' H ' x J J , F WY ' -. '- r s' .,,. K- COOU , ' srsr it 11 t it . 3 1 ,,Q.. - X . ' L. Daugherty . . . . - M'Daughert5 issi J , 1 C. Driskell fs at Pe. 5' .ts . .,., as D E J 5 sr- if ' ff f J Q ft, - agens f ., A swf, f i f . 4 4 . elf- ' 1'. iw-. f S. Foster as w . . A 'Mi K- Hawk 5.4 H . gs. s 1 l fr r T r. r H . - .s .-av. e 5. I -,,..,,, si . car... . r g, ,,A, ,wg 1 X, IM .. I Q .,. . 9 may si i Second Moves On The second graders were busy throughout the year improv- ing reading and math skills. They Wrote creative stories and rhymes and were introduced to cursive writing. Science classes were quite exciting with many experiments being performed with batteries, air, and magnets. The special social studies unit was Families of Long Ago. The teach- ers, Mrs. Jane Nigh and Mrs. Dorothy Peck were kept busy frying flannel cakes which the children enjoyed eating with butter they had churned themselves. Mrs. Peck explains worksheet. s.-aes-1 sm- J. -2 W P. Hickey , .... . A, '- ts . .L . P. Holmes 1 -- .iss i'it J ' - . is .- .'.- 21. it ..'. I 2, X. - ti' Sli' J. Jensen W' r . W ' ,K Aft K kt Y K .. ., . W K A-' - ,iii iii 553-1' KVLL :fa Ab f - . ., 'Z .M 3-f f , 5 tf.. 5 I B' Kelly if Na..- ii E3 W' -. J iw ' :wr -..,, 1.15.0 ri' ' ,JN ,J - , S. Lane ff 'kizjjfffijg Q ., -f iffg- 'T f J srrss 'Q' as . R. Lewis 5... .,.,, RP e -pypr -A ' . T. Lewis ' R- Llmbufgef s . - t' s J irf ii . I A ' ..... W, . I - . , Ei ,- K.Ma1fe1d r . s fi, -... L.', ' ' , f J T- MCIHf0Sh s - P ii : 5' J . . M-Mlwhell J 't . I r f 1 . t - ' K . k-f' p S - M S- Neemanfl EI.. xi I H .. Jil A ' gr : ,1 X Q .... Second graders hard at work .V H A ,,,. . A- W 7,15 , VV 4 wg, I: ,tr -, 1, ff f 4, 1 a .af l ,QL '41 AW I W' MEA MQ f wif' 17-mi if 2...v-J W ff' 'Q Y 5 ff,5 t 4.',Qg,7' ,f' vb Q-21.5-. Q? 'W 4 - 1' M f. fr' 'W . M . H V , ., fer 43' tiff. ,ww xg. r W IW I! A F ,. .Ama gg . y MQ. ' 1 MW , ' . A. t. 9 ,.,V , , . . ,L , A Q My ' ,, 1 ff A rv- 1: fi g, ,gi ' N' . ' 2 ,J ,g I ', W., V C wr f 7 '-wr-ff! - Y , V191-f L ' , f V, ,V ,, V , Alvzu , he ' Q-. 1 1 ' '2 'i X f 'L C ,,,, , . ff H f Yea hifi f L' I V V , g Q .. Z JH. V lg.: ,,', , , i M . ' Lf, ff,-1. 5 , - f , , is f W, ,Q 'C ' 'f E' ..g V . 'M' 1 . f . T ',.' ' ' ' ' L-.. f r ' ' - ,Y r an 'ii 4 ' ' f fi Y' ' lg., 3 4 f Q ' Whatls your answer? . , ,, .-ff 7 ve: , 6 N 4 f 4? 6 QW fmwfmg? fm Q' ' s sn S. Schoonover C. Shue C. Shultz C. Siddens K. Stites B. Thomas M. Watson T. Zach Mrs. Nigh Mrs. Peck Oswald Powell Powers Remick Renkin Robertson Rosenbohm Rosenbohm Sabo Scamman Scamman Schierkolk Concentration! Ms. Kelley takes time out. Listening gives me a headache. -5 . S. M.Antuna as H J. Barnhart 5. if as C. Catlett -J M.. , as J s W, ee,, W ..,. .K A X J. Cooper 9 ee ' ffvt ' . F. Crowner . 3' 'A A as K. Daugherty 8 ,fNQ,.. if - . I 'EQREK K 7' 0. ..., eeee i ' f' i g 1' -Qi if - We W T- Doyle e . s S. Skeu wk .Rh A-.Na+ 5 r Kgs P - I eeye V rel N.. , 455 . l' M n af i Q ,.,.....-ow-we-'esaa,,. 6 ..,- wyvi A Esser .,,, , .Q S X E ..e. , Garst A. . '- l js i s ..v- S VW XX Ex Q f 64. 'V' i f Gibson ,Q R L, f , ' K1 -. Giesken T ., E Y 3 M . J A EE -.R ww' artman sf. 5 . f '1 i K .. . e nfl? Herron M 6? 5 i ,Q , ,314 We , . 5. L' A K ' M - CL ' ES E -if if D. Herron a-Z.s , 3 W, . ....m..,i.fgge A f.,,f i,wi'. H f f. R. Herron A K' ' i s Q D. Hines X .b E MN L X1 ' K I gi EX iii ,kwin K 111 , S M i, . i. J. Hu es . Q Ti f if 1. Ingram n ii 1 e Mlohnson ,ii , o ,vigil we '- . ..,. , Class ready, willing, and ,mtv W waiting. e?'2iL .. , e fm . JB- .H mmm, r gg, ., . K, . K, K ,,,.. QQ. 1 all r mi W A W' W ' I P life P ., 'F Q r. ,, 4 r A . I ' Lf r ,sf N gr ....,,.. , xr X E ,LLAA ALAL . Mm Q .A . - - fi -. ' ' fi A V V ilu. ' A wt 4 . 2 .M 8 in . K ,V wx 'uf I in i r. ESM , pg, , 10- it T ,,f'f1,, -Y if Q: X' K Q11 'dawg' rziy, K ' . .X i N ,. M N. 2 L, i P V 'K ffm? mi' P, 4. . ir o r - 4. - W , ,ii Q, ir we ' , 2:1 W ti wsxig T -et., gf ,, .Y Q M ,.. fiyhjg or - ,f -F X r v, 5 ag: 11- scifi r if r - ' ' X R N' at f l ,rf ' K 1 rg N, X gg A - ,T Q Listening is fun. Q- Qly ilyk 7 'Ami , ,,. I E N kfr- , ,E,5. r ' s A ,?.2 1,, its 3Q:12,::,1 ..:11: 1 .:,.:: E, b'ls.e.-wr fi? , M' . '1 i5?3wfi3 V - ., 1- t ggi if J V ff 'J' A . if sis Q i r it W' gs :M jf,,,,, L , i ..... r is N X ..- 5 s S Q , X 4 Kempke Kerr King LaHue Leisman Lininger McKibben McLaren Minter Munsey Neemann Pankau Patterson Pester . Peterson Powers Rosenbohm Sauter Third Groole Up Another Notch The third graders increased their mathematical knowledge by studying multiplication and division They learned about various other cultures in social studies Their teach ers were Ms, Janet Kelly and Mrs. Doris Kirby N X5 ,., 5 N3 JM, - 'Q ik L K . f - ,rf-'wg if Q M 'fm ' A. Tutor M. Welch M. Wilczek Ms. Kelly Mrs. Kirby . Savala . Schierkolk Stoner Stoner Swofford . Sybert M if iw. , nw , .1 Troy works hard. S. Driskell K. Edwards S. Fischer C. Freeman P. Garst C. Gilbertson B. Harmon B. Hennings S. Holmes T. Horn R. Houts D. Hullett T. Irvine L. Kempke B. Kerr T. LaHue J. Lair L. Lawless W. Lininger K. Lipham A. Lloyd L. McKibben B. Million A. Parks 38 XM 'Mn Q , 'X I I EW: ei. l v W 'Ev' B' if .. 3' . fear' 1 .,4v. '- ...vw -rv his ,X f.. IW . 1:: E, V, H .Jef . X 25 1 .,! Adamson Alley Arbaugh Bemberger Bennington Boatman Bradley Burke Case Danley Deckard Deering .X jg. Qi amp Q 4 if 'vw gliiffi -. wi I , kin M... 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S Smeg '7?'T' Fourth Grade Rises Higher This being an election year, the fourth graders had many ideas and activities pertaining to national politics. They studied the basic three R's. In addition the fourth graders had special units such as U.S. Government, Missouri History, Rain Forests, Deserts, Electricity, and Sound. The classes were instructed by Mrs. LaVona Reid and Mrs Anna Gervais. Allee Anderson Bartles Beasing Bennington Bush Chamberlain Chastain Clark Cook Daugherty Deatz Ferguson Fischer Gaylor . Groff Haynes . Herron Jimenez Jochim Kelly Kephart . Lane Lann . Leisman Lewis Lewis Lingerfelt Linninger Linninger :fi f 1 Qs' F so , e rw' , if ei :ZH rx ? K5 K v?':u.., Q r-.LY gf , Q X. ,gf ' ' fr. L, X 2, 'Nm Q V h F.. A X 1 F W A aaleao : V 1'r I - I 'e-e L ir 4' 'F . , 2 gi. X .N C. ri, 4 mx. X R le iw-5 QE K. 54 Mrs. Moe helps out. X X 2 S r X ew. . 2 f .s N x C r a o r . 4' X. . Xxm QF! .Nw Wing wi . fi qeWN,iwi5 ssl sign ws, is aw C X s 'e M ffl vs, qi s YK , K A A 1 :35, 1 K.. A A h? C W C r.o Q. . A C he Q? , , is 'F , ' 4,,. Z 'f r il wiki .3,,,,,k x Yr K Lrhkkr 7 J, rr,.-,r ,F 'C ,, , um - . - s a r, ' be V 4 5 y A ..,, - f ' 1 f I vim- .see - V. , K 4 ee' lr S ,, C7 I I P s ff, fiiqlrs ' is x 'ff 45' ig L . X J A A - , -,- iff 's Misa slii Y' - ---- 1 ' J .i-k iw-5 4 -1 S' . K 3 X- ss- 1 - ' a -eff , . f . rhn 1 Q r , :ag rez Q f What can l say! if V E J. lVlCClar6l1 MQW gig. Q,.2 , 5 , M.McMahon if JY- ...,, fee. M M te ga. f ..' My J. Mutz W at QV R- Needs , ry fb a K. Parks . eeisids ' is iff' -V is ' ' 1- Phe1PS I 'A ,. , f 'fffm 'Q' L., K 5' 1- N Reynolds ff . f ,, I .z cw ,+L ,VVLF . -,. 'fe ' . V, -WZ 54' i if xr t B. Robertson '9f5'l, D f'eff'5ff EZ LQQ1- i my l C. Rosenbohm A gvvl . V, ,:..V Q . A D. Rosenbohm ' ,Wh it 17 .5 2 , A :' ' f + ,WW R b h ,. J, Fkrwfzyrrf ..,. Q L -.t it 17,4 4 .A 3 gf an My A 5.12, In , T. Osen O m ab, 'if' 5, , .iz 1, ' 'E fl l .5 H g L- 5 14A i ' ' - J . Savala 'krr ' f '. 5 A , . - , . , Lf 5 V , Q W M y y l Zak X Salffank . .,,.. , Q .,,,, . , f , V ' ' Q g 1 of , D. Schoonover , 1 l e ,, A M . If r it i . my 4. D. Squires Q .,,. C. Stout wiv- --7 al' D--it 1 i 4 Q -. E Watson ,, ta' .I K , at ' ' . 44.14 I X . ,. f D - M h H fy is + xl ' D. Wedel f, 21 6 A I i Wg ,rn af .- 4 aff' il? -' D ' B W-1 . i . ff? ' ISDH A .V..,, u zl zll I 47,1 i g Mrs. Moe ., . . 3 .6 6 Q 1 M Mrs. Pierce Looking impatiently. M, M., A 4, .,.rV ,Mm Reading, my favorite pasttime. V lvllvnxl um . Fifth Soc: rs Ahead Besides working on the basic reading, writing, science, social studies, math, and English, the fifth graders added some variety by doing special units on the United States and in- sects. They also did a cultural unit on Indians. The students were taught by Mrs. Wilma Moe and Mrs. Dorothy Pierce. R M. M. L. Barbee ...Lf A 4' fl , A x: :vfE:.- Q -12- 3.. - 'P , Q 5 VV I K . X M . Barbee AW' Q' Boatman wifi m:. A D 1 Af D. -., 5 -, R- 3 sf G. M. S. M. J. A. McKibber1 M . McMahon :' Bradley rm Bramble - l . Clark .ll f 'V G ooper gh . r. s Hg 3 . E l Daugherty D 'K UNO, there's nothrng mterestrng rn my desk' nr'-5. 'N 1 NSQYP SN' QL? 8 -Q li M1 -... 2 ' K ff:-pf-7155452 L. Deatz M, ...l V A. Dennis gf-if M ...M wa.. J. Docking .,-. ::. QQI, r ..,, .6 J. Doyle A Duntz A ,,... M , - D Freeman si ...MWWW M Garst ,EI ilk? J. Gilpin T. Gibson ..... . N .. sl M Hartman lzu. I n I.. i T. Heard A ' ' I K :J V R Hines S 5 jf' , gk. R Horn 1 Q., T'H0We11 f s. Huren nr :.. rfriz x..... A Husing ga. 'h E . ...., D Ingram - P. Ingram -fag '-Q f 5 .1-. as-. lg. 'af R Kuhns rrr. W ' . ..1g.gy C' Lane l A .,.,. my 5 J. :,' LK In ..: K. . h Q .... :.,. 5. V. . ,rr LIP am .- D' Lloyd A , I .., 4 ' -..-X A. Maher, 5fiw M:-ff A A. . D f- - w ts f I is ' A A t- J. Mmderman . A52 3 SS ' , f at W . N- M0b1eY 1 H1433 5 , A. Moore ' s 5? 511 5675 as p t I zsh p 3 B. Needs r ' ii' J 'A A D. Neemann F !a. Q ' ' 'A 1 . -M' X 4.., T i f M. Nelson N K Mx 51, D. On B a rsky in S it X Q B' Pankau f- X - - . 1 -LL,.f 5 is . , -f ' ,t awrifg f W... in . ...W ali... . D. P100f K f f,, H il X gg . if Qk. . ,,.. Q -f', Z f'-' iii' ss ' - Eg.. sg ' My ' H :f ig X t kk J. Powell + - ...- ik V. . - .... ,, se wir AP' .... v L A -a .. Aff I 'F 111 . 1. ' '2... . . . , K in tial ' .4 Q Sixth Anchors Away The sixth graders were taught by Ms. Kathy Stratman and Mr. Richard Whitford. They had some very exciting act- ivities including writing Haiku poems, performing plays concerning historic American History, and a bulletin board contest at Christmas. They studied throughout the year these science units: Metric System, Atoms and Molecules, and Magnetism and Electricity. Thanks to the preparations made by their teachers, the sixth grade students should be ready to move into the routine of Junior High next year. At left: David Lloyd, hard at his schoolwork? .,.., I ,, sii ' D'ReYH01dS ... ,.,i ,,'i... R- Righiseli i,.. mggj K. Savala if Zlr T. Scamman X P. Schlup iw K ,142 L- it W3 i l rf at sa Y XX ...snag ... using issilfii wk M . ., X . T In E .:, . 1. K Q r Q E X S. Schoonover . ik s f .riii 1 ff isrs A 2 W G- THOIHHS Q., li its 1 1 s d, ' . ' Y ' C. Webster ff ' r .L ..'-. p ., . 1 f Agia f ,ai ,, ,Q W1'1aftOf1 at A W.. r1 .11 ., .. www . K , As r in sr- is gi Y 'i rzgfls. X , pg - . Ms. Stratmann Mr. Whitford Extra Hounds Providing special assistance for the elementary students were six well-qualified ladies. Upper left: Diane Abbott, teachers aide. Upper right: Mrs. Pat Lytle, special education instruc- tor. Center right: Mrs. Margaret Phelps, remedial reading. Lower left: Nova Robertson, speech therapist. Lower right: Mrs. Esther Long fleftj and Mrs. Pam Whelan Crightj, remedi- al math instructors. 11.1 if Row l, left to right: A. Mahue, M. Schultz, K. Lipham, M. Boatman, A. Husing, R. Kuhns, C. Webster, D. Ploof, C. Lane, S. Schoonover. Row 2: J. Powell, D. Needs, M. Hartman, A. Moore, G. Thomas, P. Schulp, M. Nelsen, D. Hudson, L. Deatz, M. Garst, A. Duntz. Row 3: B. Pandau, S. Clark, M. Cooper, D. Ingram, T. Scamman, N. Mobley, R. Horn, K. Savala, R. Alley, T. Bradley, J. Dockins, M. McMahon, J. Lewis, M. Bramble, TM. Wharton, R. Rightsell, T. Heard. Merry Music Makers The elementary music classes did a variety of interesting things this year. They were taught by Miss Kathryn Parks. They learned the basics of music besides doing some har- mony work. The sixth grade band was directed by Mr. Ken Greiner. They learned the fundamentals of their instruments besides how to properly care for them. At left: Miss Parks sings along. Waiting to play' Practicing for the Christmas program. 3. . 2 s. f ,7 y ,. hem 2 I ll H I ANI? X ' I' Aiili ,Kk- ,- 5 -A ,f 5 2: i' gi: fx I n ,Q I H5592 HM? I , , - I gig Y' -'ivv Q ,.f,, . . .- . A L il Q 5 r I Junior High Thc1's Why I1's Time for on Change. - 1 J. Antuna S. Bennington M. Bogenreif L. Bray B. Brusha M. Burg Q is tix Exits ie . R325 a Z i t it 2-r lessee X :wrt 9 k r SQ X r w K Q t , .015 N 1 K7 X. r f-2.55 . . 57 A 5 'Qw- : af, Y ,f X x af-A fb 2' mil' 'N 415 Q xl B ' Q' we 5' WZ? 'Q r . es? j rv' B. Burke Y.-' ., ' is I M I A ,:., I C. Catlett f .... X ' - a .r A. S S. Clark is ,ma fr' a nn.n . ,Q V : or Q- ' . ,- - y i f . ig tx, K, ' QE 5 I 0, B. Cooper 'r i C ' '75 ' we - 'M ' 7 ' : e Y. if . I ' ,.,..., ... . ., L. Danley M , ., , . Bn ' ..',. r s Q K. Deckard A B e 1 1?-1 f , r, . . E- Easley S Q, B . S f r to .... C. Elllson p ,fg l p - J- Fefguson is ,, - :fwf-' .-.. f . .. B ' 1? B. Flscllel' .spA,f in xr' A Q r x.. 5. gigjggiliggieuk J K . Lf A.:. -r sgsggirtfztfiisi ,regime . 7 .r x S. Freeman idijiii - A - ' . is B. Groff 'eee gi l M M ill' k,.. Trim ..hk V . Q- AL L. ' R. Hansen yr g -Q Q M.Harmon - H : at B. Harris - ,- B. Ha nes A N- . w y 2 ff' flfigijkss f ggizlg , 1 D. Heard S. Heits J. Hollister S. Howell K. Hurst I. Ingram ts s l Q . WEE J is r 1 'N Seventh grade at last! A realm of new activities and exper- iences: organizations, sports, and seven teachers each day instead of one. Is Junior High as exciting as was expected? For most ofthe seventh graders, it was. At last they felt closer to High School. The officers were, Row 1: Margee Bogenreif, President, Becky Groff, Vice-President, Kim- berly Scamman, Secretary, Row 2: Susan Thompson, Treasurer, Stacy Tudor and Brook Cooper, Student Coun- cil -1 .f af- :fri-L 5 le' ...X Q K 'fx 5 t ? s ' ,.' 1'5 ,vi ' 'E s Y tl ' f Nr ,, I. 1, iam Seventh Shoots Upworol ' l 5... . X' NS . all Q 5 li? ,iris 2 x 'I Q 's . Z . . ' L at f 'K IA A 251- 'sk . C -2 7 M 55. N A '22 . . Z . '9 2. 'IIE-ss:-.S'.: . NM 5 ., 'f4'Q,. -... ,. ,1EA ' G .Y mr' 4 rr X 1-mga f X 'W' +2 3,7 . .. Jaxx- ,ag kr 2 ...sk Tr- t sw Q, x 1. -' Miz A rr r. 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Lytle Martin McClarnon Minter Mobley Mulvania Nielsen Oswald Perry Peterson Pfeil Powers Rosenbohrn Salfrank Scamman Scamman Shelton Schlup Schramm Sauires Squires Sybert Thompson Tudor Underwood Wallace Watson J. J. R B. T. B. S. L. A Z S. T Allee Bermingham Burke Clark Cook Danley Daugherty Dennis Duntz Fischer Freeman Gibson Eighth Takes the Lead Eighth graders-the upper classmen of the Junior High. This year they took the initiative in sports and organiza- tions. They increased their educational levels with the help of the fine staff of Junior High faculty. The class of '81 is eagerly waiting their freshman year when they can become more involved in the activities at R.P.H.S. A V f .,,. :A K .,.,.:: j ss is R-'Ki ii. fi' .X Q Q. iff: ,W 3 Q5 NS f nun X s A sink X ef 'W , .f ff .r Don't study too hard! J T: qk TT Er B. Gilpin , . r QA ii-' J . B J- GYOSS J r.. N J ...rw t . I A. Hart e ' s f' issr r r r. B B iil i 1 J- HUM a ff r . B t.f ? rrtr 1 B. Hurst 'g X f - Qz... 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X. .sim its L' ' AQ'-i, i. - ' ,seg 15- . .. ' fin 1.355 1:5'5 i?is-I' . f f 431 1 51S gg- 1:5 '-Soul.. 'I - 5- fiiisgrezizffi A iii we f s as .. ::.ff2.:w- S QW K X.,, Y ,U rf , Q25 if mai 25. 5 51905 f 1 t Y X x X Q S r xg X rw. 4... -'k- of : . X 7131 .?5iZf'KT5 '4i7ENSi.:5HjwQ --E?e.l2.vaf1s:,efwh-- 3. F' P A . ,3:: r K . rf i,kk i ,,4..A, -. it V Q S S 'W ' r W . f . .r. r. . D334 fb-. X ' , ska L,., t 1 was . 'H' ' x Q A' ' ..,.. x R :sr f as T. Minderman B. Montanye L. Morris J. Morrison Morton S. D. Neernan M. Nielsen O'Barsky D. Pankau C. Peeler T. Pester Pfeil P. D. Phelps L. K. Phillips D. Ploof R. Powers S. Record T. Rosenbohm D. Savala S. Schoonover L. Schram J. Schultz B. Shaw P. Sheldon M. Smith Squires J. Swofford Sybert W. Tudor Underwood C. M. S. B. Wallace Mr. Gaines Mrs. Harmon Mr. Herndon Not shown Mr. McLaren Pictured at left are the eighth grade class officers: Row 1 left to right: Lisa Phelps, Presidentg Zel Fischer, Vice Presi dentg Sandra Morton, Treasurer. Row 2: Marieann Smith and Curt Mather, Student Council Representatives. Not pictured is Jo Bermingham, Secretary. 52 .Awww Miss Amy Freeman, Art Mr. Bill Runkles, Science Mrs. Jo Tarp, Home Economics WN! Mrs. Syd lr r, 4! We ff' ney Dulgarian, English Junior High Teochers Keep Them Working Mr. Duane Smith, Health Mrs. Jackie Miller, Foreign Language I ,f Q 'A' Y , 3 A as 3 ,. ,Q . xg 3 1,55 r 1 e if , .. L 1 ,, ' I . Q .Q V .S s. S I 3 . iii M 1- ii --r F' sr fr, Y ss Q . X - K.. K he K v , i 33 1.5 is fa- K 4 , 4, .e,U,L,,,:rP, , .gr 4. X ff , is N . me --s-5 'rf Mr. Tony Gaines, History Mr. Steve Herndon, Math new Wwwxigy f , 'fm 'ir i L 5 Wfillliliiieii'-i5 -:sr 'W K ' 1 1 Jr. High l l Footboll ' Row 1, left to right: M. Leisman, D. McMahon, M. Nielsen, J. Hullett, R. Burke, Z. Fisher. Row 2: E. Mulvania, B. Clark, D. Ploof, C. Mather, B. Danley, P. Sheldon, Row 3: J. Ingram, S. Howell, S. Minter, A. Rosenbohm, D. Kerr, J. Ferguson. Row 4: D. Lane, M. Pfeil, J. Watson, D. Whitham, C. Ellison, D. Perry. Row 5: M. Jiminez, B. Burke, K. Hurst, K. Oswald, S. Bennington, J. Schlup. Row 6: Coach Gaines, S. Heits, S. Tudor, J. Jochim, Coach Runkles. Little Meon Mochines The Junior High Bluejays coached by Tony Gaines and Bill P Runkles had an undefeated 1976 season with a record of 4-0. The team worked hard to achieve this record. Because of the excellent coaching and their own determination, these boys should be good prospects for the high school team in future years. Center right: Coach Gaines discusses techniques. JUI1i0r Jays in HCfi0I1l Boys they couldn't do without r I mwmmma., i1-ul-m-- wo,-Wa. f M- -.. T-Q.-l -4? 5 f Doug makes a jump-pass to Mark. Mark gets the tip. Jr. Joy Roundbollers Coach Tony Gaines, Junior High boys basketball team fin- ished the 1976-77 season with a Winning 8-4 record. The boys also won the third place trophy at the West Nodaway Tournament. Due to the boys hard work and the good coach ing they have received they should make some fine high school basketball players. At left: Randy dribbles on. l, left to right: C. Mather, S. Minter, J. Hollister, J. Jochim, T. Wharton fManagerj, Row 2: Mr. Finke, B. Burke, S. Tudor, R. Burke, C. Ellison, Mr. Gaines. Row 3: M. Leisman, D. McMahon, P. Sheldon, M. Nielson. C. if , PE QN I S -:S hggysfki 5' J' 1 f,1:,,,. .w ,- .M-L. 1, A wm v 'aa 'iff' new ,g f wfgsi MEN, MQQMQRQUH .W -. N W ei? N365 ds wi 5 I f ri W0 AH W LW I ky 4,5 f9 'fWi sv- '44 l Z fa? M if WM Row 1: C. Ellison, C. Mather, D. McMahon, M. Leisman, Z. Fischer, J. Jochim. Row 2: D. Lane, S. Howell, K. Oswald, S. Heits, M. Neilson, P. Shelton, S. Bennington. Row 3: S. Tudor, J. Hollister. Jr. High Track Runs on The Junior High boys' and girls' track teams had a busy and successful year. The team members practiced hard every night to prepare themselves for their meets. Both teams were coached by Mr. Tony Gaines and assisted by Mr. Wayne Moore. Above right: Only two more laps! At left: Just sittin' around. Below right: Lisa kicks. Row 1: L. Neilson, P. Mobley, M. Cooper, J. Martin, B. Cooper, B. Groff, K. Scam- man, S. Thompson. Row 2: E. Easly, B. Brusha, J. Scamman, S. Underwood, J. Sybbrt, L. Phelps, W. Tudor. Row 3: K. Phillips, S. Freeman, T. Minderman, A. Duntz, M. Bogenreif. Z .VJ mem Go me Liveners The Junior High Pep Club consisting of over fifty girls, at- tended every Junior High football and basketball game. They helped spur the teams on to victories because of all the spirit and support they provided. Above left officers, Row 1: S. Morton, Student Council, B. Gilpin, President, Row 2: Mrs. Hunter, R. Powers, Vice-president, L. Phelps, Secretary-Trea- surer. Junior High Cheerleaders- Row 1, left to right: B. Cooper, S. Clark, M. Cooper, J. Sybert, L. Bray, L. Phelps, S. Freeman, J. Powers, B. Harris, B. Haynes, J. McClarnon, D. Pfiel, J. Martin. Row 2: S. Freeman, D. Savala, J. Schultz, K. Scamman, M. Bogenreif, J . Bermingham, A. Duntz, C. Squires, B. Ingram, B. Groff, B. Gilpin, M. Sybert, J. Antuna, R. Powers, T. Cook, P. Mobley, Row 3: L. Judson, Y Jimenez, W. Tudor, S. Kennel, K. Salfrank, M. Shelton, B. Fisher, R. Brusha, M. Lingerfelt, C. Johnson, S. Morton, T. Minder- man, S. Schoonover, J. Morrison, S. Thompson, J. Scamman, K. Phillips, C. Peeler, D. Lynn, S. Lann, Mrs. Hunter, M. Smith. Row 1, left to right: V. Schramm, K. Phillips, K. Scamman, L. Judson, B. Gilpin, S. Schoonover, P. Mobley, T. Gibson, P. Obar- skyl S. Underwood, L. Phelps. Row 2: B. Haynes, B. Groff, J. Martin, J. Scamman, M. Bogenreif, B. Cooper, D. Pfeil, R. Powers, J . Mlorrison, J. Schultz, L. Morris, D. Pandau, T. Rosenbohm, J . Allee, C. Johnson, P. Squires. Row 3: S. Thompson, S. Freeman, S. Tlutor, B. Burke, S. Freeman, J. Powers, M. Kroll, E. Harris, S. Clark, M. Lingerfelt, T. Minderrnan, K. Salfrank, M. Cooper, M. Underwood, S. Kennell, B. Brusha. Standing: Mrs. Lynn Hunter, J. Antuna, S. Heitz, L. Wallace, R. Hansen, J . McClarnon, A. Hart. l Talented Musicians The Junior High music department increased greatly in size during this school year. The Chorus was directed by Mrs. Lynn Hunter. This year the band, under the direction of Mr. Ken Greiner, was separated into the two different classes for rehearsals. Both groups performed at two concerts. The band marched at one of the home football games. Pictured at left are the Junior High twirlers. from left to right: Margee Bogen- reif, Kathy Phillips, Sandra Morton fheadj, Bev Haynes, and Jill Sybert. Not pictured are the drum major and majorette, Stacy Tudor and Bev Gilpin. 1, left to right: M. Smith K. Phillips, S. Freeman, S. Underwood, M. Lingerfelt, J. McClarnon, J. Martin, B. Cooper, J. M. Bogenreif, M. Underwood. Row 2: J. Swofford, C. Squires, D. Lynn, S. Lann, S. Morton, L. Judson, B. Ingram, B. Gilpin, W. Tudor, C. Peeler, C. Johnson, M. Cooper, B. Fisher, S. Kennell, K. Scamman, P. Squires. Row 3: J. Jochim, L. Bray, Y. Jimenez, J . Squires, K. Deckard, P. Mobley, B. Groff, B. Haynes, S. Thompson, M. Leisman, A. Duntz, E. Easley, B. Burke, Z S. Tudor, P. Sheldon, S. Howell, C. Ellison, D. Ploof, Mr. Greiner, Director. Row 5: J. Watson, S. Bennington, K. M. Pfeil, M. Jimenez, M. Lytle, J. Sybert, R. Burke, M. Nielson, D. McMahon. Row 4: J. Hollister, D. Lane, D. Lair, D. Whitham, J. Ingram, B. Brusha, K. Salfrank, S. Minter, S. Schoonover, J. Hulett, M' W? P 3 VM X . a Pa '31 1 OK f Ng, 3 Q Q vw QM if' gm ,S Q .1 i w. ,Mm .W -355 - fn 11, ia 1 . ,L . P V U , ff. x 1 M f W A j We 14 , . . - if ' 'f,',H5f': 'i,,kE ' ffm: iw. ,Q .Z-f f f'ff a f , ' ,nf ,.. kv ,. 'fr g V ,,:, r . , ,. ' A ,.. ,,,., -f ' 'W' , ff... V V . , 1,f,,,. 4 2' A . , - g JS K ,I ,, ,gy ,N gg? If K' ' Freshman The Time Is Never Lost That Is Devoted To Work B. Alloway C. Armstrong M. Avrett T. Bauman hJ D. Briggs .. B. Brown R' ek SSRN get Q. .. ,. B. Doyle ik- .,,,: 21225 , - K f C. Chamberlain J. chappre ,:'Q . T. Cook T. Deering S in , - - ,:, R , H. Duncan N , 0. 1, f 7 inabtgilii L. Duncan J N- Edwafds C S. Garcia C,.. X L. Erdman B .gpg B1 J. Garst if Q ,E qi l K. crimson . .. , 1 .'::. we Q . f- ' ...ff:'. .x . ..... .. .... . ...... a aww. f.efc.1.wr:Q ..-. rf:-,W ew.. J. Gfoff ',.... J J. Heard J V . jf , , . S. Heits .,, ....... K. Hendrickson a . , 1'a ' J J V. Herron ' it D- J. R. Hulett ' R. Hurst A. Jackson J. Kirk O O A Frollcklng Fresh man The class of ,8O had many new experiences as Freshman. At last they could participate in High School organizations and activities. They were allowed many privileges, such as the use of the student council, student center, and many others. The schoolwork was more difficult than it was in Junior High days. This years Freshman did a fine job of adjusting. Pic- tured on the opposite page, lower left, are the class officers. From left to right they are: Vice-President, Julia Groffg Secretary, Marcia Mulvaniag Treasurer, Christy Armstrong, Student Council Representatives, Mary Ann Lytle and Don Briggs. Not showng President, Tony Schomburg. SM! in S xv... J. Jiminez T 1' L. Kennell f ' , . . . .... .. .. . . . ' ... ' -' ' 1 -: .. -,Lf -- a K K .... . W .M . SQ. or 7 L X f . .s. V V'-:, . if if? ,K l ' ' .,. . . .- .. X sr Q if P f ,:. sig, i me i 'iq X K N -n lik ' E ,A s gsm-1,..... 1, ff... --N--w , - 1' ' QW' 8 ' iff .. ' ff 515: ew-f' l lf'Eg 'T' . . . -if f - ' E552 .Q ' ' -V , ffezssiwil ,.:.,, . , Q X V, Q. .,::, , X L :ii 5 . X z 1 v i 'F ' we .. A. 4 . .,. '- L ,..-ea.1f?fv-w X Mr V '- . .X ., 1,h ,A ,S . .. will -ff' gy i fa., ' - ' lg i ' - ' Q.. S 5 . 9: 5' K X L: .sri . .. V . .. . ' iff 'm 'D I . i ix ' , 'K ui. f55'5f'- C affix ? . Qu - l Class officers. l I I l l 491 l om I, res -ns 3 Q f S sw N x . . - ' 2' . f'i ' A. f .. N ss Q.: 5: is Y . - W3 4 R Q. . we ' -'Y' P .as 5 fa l . . mme.. N? ...Q .2 5 A . .3 , X. X M wx A X x N We N wx .. . 'I-'zsfw g ze - I is A 5. x Ak., .kf Jw? jx, . .C ,,,, ,,,:.,. . jxqsse . is A, N ik-wi if 'K 15' x rss .. XX X . 2 :Q e- mrssmmiz . .:..-aw ' .f. . . a Q. ' ... A ss -:ffri ' K is 4 f r l 2' . L E ... Q is. S if 1-'Q' -. 2. . ' Q 5 . 'Q S K 'X Vnwvx is fr 5' sr Q' 52 K Qi J. Long M. Lyme C. Macau J. R. E. Mobley Moore Morris M. Mulvania M. Neeman C. P. K. D. C. T. J. N. D. T D A L. S. M. C. S. M. O'Barsky Peck Phillips Powers Reed Salf rank Savala Schaffner Schierkolk Schomburg Schoonover Shaw Shue Slemp Stoner Walker Watson Wilczek Mr. Eickhoff Miss Glascock Mr. Moore Mrs. Runkles Chris and Steve talk it over Q B 'T 4, XL -N-M .f V A, 3 M W, ,, J ., W, ,, ' V A11 1,.,?..zf.w:x if ,A - .-ri X A , wi X ff Q V 24 14 ww 1 vw,- Sophomores I Am Long on Ideas but Short on Time W. Allee A. Alley D. Brown J. Buttercase R. Clark M. Cook L. Corken M.Danley S. Deatz D. Dixon C. Edmonds J. Ellison J. Ferguson G. Garst S. Gebhards M. Haynes H. Heins M. Heits C. Hosfiel S. Houston J. Knierim B. Laverentz f-11 H . -. ' Wil. , eg, JH K J A..,, .AN f . sQoY? :2.. f . A ' 'Til'sz.1-Eigmlg' Vg ..... QF ix 5 il. ,mf N . mf. . .- ..A ..k . Mg f S 3 0 4 A. 'si' S EXDQJQMX A lsr B .Y -5. rs: V : if f ' - .fs f. .xi S.. . .,-- -. . . X gigs 'iw Q - N J.. M was X M355 'K' 7 ' ri' J -::. X A N., .sw..'fs:f..:f:as:eg1s-fs ...N - 2- .. mal . , . my . . . . ..: . ' .. S X QQ s f X .Q 1, Q v.:,5,,. ?3:.5'f5iS5iF5ifki?i' . . ww mf ,K iiffilliigfsfk' -' ' Y' fl,-,i 'v .f ': :.:: L K. if? . .wi X 2 M M V 1 fa . - ,L . -, -.1... 1 X X X ir' 4 4 J , . ,. 5' , M W fi J 0 Q far -2 g fi? ' f' H315 5 . x f. ' fe - n . . ,,, . si . Q W iq f .3 '-:.5ffEf X K W . . W . wk . it ,X . X N X . ssii . A Q s J Q X. sw: as sf Ri- .IN 'NWFP . .... K 5 n ..... .. X. . wr X. . .5 ,M . s-N S X g wkm if A. i ba . -- xxx 1. X. X vw A SQ Above: That'sjust swell' s l 4 x ,fc 2 In .. - uw go E' H x -sa.i 'E . ' 45 E ' ' X 4 fa Jar rig , S 335 W. 1 vrff:s..'i2 ..rfLf-if 'r 'A r se- fs. .... i B. Lewis K. Lingerfelt Eff' . Ns. W w Nl 4 lk X .J Ss i R s s 'Nr r Y swv I . N': q G. McCall E. McMahon X N ki iss s imgsggr X ittffilsf' 1 is uf Q .., 3 l X ,Q . si N , sqzhq q.., M.Mu1lins f . .,, L S. Mulvania . K it Nielsen - f .rt.., it if , it B- Peffy r M'R0beffS p A. Ronfeldt iiii B as :,. C. Rosenbohm it R: I' is Vs KR , he ' A 3 sm X N ri is 'fs' . M 'Qx' . K Schultz we sim an wav' gwig We lr-is .1 4' :TW ess if K a X M. Shaw M.Sheppard L. Shue L. Slemp G. Soske R. Stanton S. Steele .T . gi J- Sffmef 5 - ' J. Struthers up '?' K. Sutter D. Underwood M.Walker L. Wharton Mr. Finke Mr. Greiner Mrs. Marquart Mr. Radtke Sassy Sophomores The class of 579 was no longer the youngsters this year. They had more responsibility in organizations and participated more in sports. Pictured on the opposite page, lower right, are the sophomore class officers. Row 1, left to right: Bob Stanton, President, Lisa Wharton, Vice-Presidentg Jana Stoner, Secretaryg Laura Corken, Treasurer. Row 2: Jim Knierim and Elaine McMahon, Student Council Representatives. At left: Bob looks happy about his assignment! 67 mf! 'QM 'Nw xv mmuuw .. 'ig IW 4 .3 EQ. M, -' :rn-' 1 f I Q -1 V 3 5 Hi 3 S K ,m f M, if A 5' Q., - Mzwg, , X. 5. V- X '-1-mv 'is 53 ' g M g .11, jg 'ff if -awwmw few Juniors If You're There before it's over You're on time. . Blasnitz -- J Boettner if .Boettner 'JD' J J. Bogenreif . X. :iiisg.5g.ig25irm ssire is P. Adamson lu J S R Q 'H' R A lf ' as -we if T ' .Q I . 1 L. -vw ii. 3,5 2. ' Q , ta' 1 ws., 3 f l K' at f. ' X ig N la A St ai' ,ff i , , . S Vx . x . .4 DQ MCCOY , .. E , T- Meek I in kb,, R. Bowers P ag f-'-'-: S '- S. Buck .D QQ lb' Q :.: i , K Q s KQ Cohen . in .L , ',:'-, Q QQK Q irz QQQQQQK S. Duncan 'T QPH: B. Easley . Q ' . . Q .. .,.kk .:,- 3Qk Q Q ,. :J B. Ebert sf' zlu . or Q 2 3 's,. . . 3 ' ' . ..,: .gs 5 ,S ' R- Elliott . Ass,s .., Q. if f d' P if +4 J- Emu J S J R. Fender l i 5 ' sg S ' gi t C. Gilbertson s T K. l J Q J , . 8 if Lml' ' S 55 P, R- Harmon ts l X X ,.. sss sss 1 ' If K' Haynes .... 'Q l :g h . J if J D. Herron 'zzz Qsz. to Q . ' V , D. Hudson ,NQQ ' L. . mhAA a 'TS-He 562' it K. Johnson ' B43 Q Q - ta J. Jones ., Q . ' QQ QQ? Q Q Q - 4 f t QQQ 5 ff as - P- Laufitsefl l D s 42 ' J. Leseberg .M Q.lJsJ ' Q QQQQ ' la X ' ' K' Long .Q.. ' J. Mather so ' s--if f new if: ff l My Jive'n Juniors The Junior class had their busiest year yet. Their first big event was the production of their class play. Throughout the athletic seasons they provided refreshments at the Junior Stand. They planned, organized, and put together the Junior- Senior Prom and Banquet. Beside all this, the class of ,78 still found time to be active in sports and organizations. Pictured top right on the opposite page are the leaders of the class. From left to right: Rachael Boettner, Presidentg Jackie Lese- berg, Vice-Presidentg Nancy Mulvania, Secretaryg Richard Boettner, Treasurerg Sue Buck and Jeff Blasnitz, Student Council Representatives. Pictured right: Russell and Bonita make popcorn in the Junior Stand. 3 aR74 'Nv r X' X is 5 54 F is r X .ri .Wax 094 ,ff gfwl'2if.fl M'E1 egg is - .1 f -6- lr- M H3114 si Q Ng k S V5 g S P hs. 3 X f Q ., ., V , Brian and Jeff enjoy lunch. Junior Class Offifiefs- iff-1 .F 1 +:i,..f.s Q i f . il 2 . .gfgr -6 A V lk K flax? :f:ssE?.f:?2gf fx-5. T :rs-:s..g1.r: 1.-T .sllf iiggigi ..5gNhx,. N LZV. x X ,E ...L. K Xikv K. X ak K JS. Y any . ' Q . R. - .Q fm... if fr H , 'AW , S x Q . r . jf X L ' .Q ' ev' fm: QQ,-xr. rr . --Eff: 1 in . .5 .5 ,,.. 5. . . if x LL .. K - ek . 5? f R Zi .i s .,L, . . is 5 rr f 2 Y s A T , is S. A . . . . , , 5. 1. 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Phillips T. Ploof W. Reed R. Schlup A. Schomburg P. Shue P. Staashelm D. Sutter B. Taylor D. Thomas M. Thompson G. Tolby S. Underwood J. Walker S. Wallace D. Wooten Mrs. Dulgarian Mr. Dulgarian Ms. Freeman Mrs. White ssl! 630 ,icon 3009! .....-iifgginlaana llllll ll .71 1 1 1 , 72 I Q3 to .L- Activities There'lI Be o Good Time in the Old Town Tonight Blue Jay Football Homecoming '76 was observed on October 8. The Jays gave an all-out effort, but were defeated by the Fairfax Bulldogs, 20-0. Julie Jochim and Dan McMahon were crowned king and queen at the conclusion of the game to reign over the festivities. The music for the dance was pro- vided by the HThe Natchf, Above left: Dan is crowned by 1975 queen Diana Gebhards. Above right: The crownbear- ers fescorted by Sue Schomburgj were Tracy Davis and Todd Hayes. Center right: Last yearis king, Jeff Long gives Julie a coronation kiss. Below left: Homecoming attendants, Row 1: Pam Mobley, Kris Johnson, Julie Mobley, Marieann Smith. Row 2: Shawn Mulvania, Berri Easley, Chris Chamberlain, Mark Leisman, not shown Eric Mulvania, and Chris Hosfiel. Sophomore attendants is 1' ,AQV A ,, I The play cast. uDon't Drink the Water The Junior class play, Don't Drink the Water, was a com- edy about a typical American Family who is seeking assylum in the embassy of a communist country. They are forced to live with a crazy priest, a dingy ambassador's son, and a ner- vous chef. ln the end, as always, good conquers bad, and the Hollanders accomplished their goal of escaping. THE CAST Father Drobney . Ambassador Magee Kilroy ........ Axel Magee .... Marion Hollander Walter Hollander . Susan Hollander . Krojack ....... Burns ....... Chef ......... Sultan of Bashir . Sultan's First Wife Kasnar ........ Countess Bordoni Novotny ...... Waitress ....... Guard ........ THE PRODUCTION STAFF Director ....... Script Supervisor. Stage Manager. . . Props Master .... Costumes Mistress Sound ........ . . . . .Kevin Cohen . . . .Mark Thompson . . .Richard Boettner . . . . . .Brian Ebert . . . .Sylvia Duncan . . . .Jeff Mather . . Ronda Elliott . . . .Berri Easley . . . .Julie Bogenreif ........JeriMiller . .Lee Roy Lingerfelt ........SueBuck . . . . . Jeff Blasnitz . . . Paula Adamson . . .Rachael Boettner . . . .Nancy Mulvania . . . .Steve Deckard . . . .Dixie Glascock . . . . Paula Adamson . .Shawn Underwood ......Kym Haynes , .Allison Schomburg . . . . . . Russ Bowers The fearless leader! Lights .... Makeup .... Concessions . . Box Office . . . House Manager Publicity ..., THE CREW Jackie Leseberg Julie Jones Kathy Cohen Bonita Nauman Julie Walter Paula Shue Robin Shineflew Debbie Sutter . . . .Mark Lytle . . . . Debbie Morton Robin Shineflew . . . . . .Laura Shue .. . . . . .JeffHouts . . . .Nancy Mulvania Kristie Phillips Kris Johnson Ed Bailey Jill Barnhart Above: l 5 You insolent swine! Below: Care for a smoke? Above: Now listen! W QQ XBQ we s x 1557 'ffl A fl 1 ' ' The Great Drobriey! Above: It's like this. Below: It can't be that bad! Q'- 2 1, v', . 'A Xjfii 1- ,ry S ,KW v . M was 'N .xt Stacey looks for Squeak. G yryr 2 A look at the dance floor. The coronation kiss! Christmas Ball was sponsored by Student Council and was held on December 23 in the multi-purpose room. Decorating was done the day before and the day of the dance. The music was provided by Legend fat leftj. Lori Bogenreif and Sean Easley, the 1975 Prince and Princess crowned the new Roy- alty. Teresa Blasnitz and Terry Heard were chosen by the Student body to reign over this year's festivities. Junior High Attendantsg left to right: Renee Powers, Shawn Minter, Roxine Hansen. 5 ui' , ' n gg, K, .inf My L Ti ,f ,'et,.e,,w K A vas, EW., N' uw, ,afgw Ana X! gif k llliisem, 'x si - ? J nf Senior's Sfyle w ES fi We S. iv l x S 1' f , 7 V1 , . , , W 5 1 ,, , it 5 Wir ik 3, in S3245 +43 fx Q if Jay wants in the picture. lzi i Ed and Brian talk things over. as 33 s . - Ni-i r at ' Wffw . -' f w'T K . X Hifi? .'::ff -. . A .: J fu .Fi5N1: , - L ': '31 - -' r ir ' --ir- K tx 2 gy - f' 3 -3- a Prom '77 Tropical Paradise The Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet was Saturday, May 14. Members ofthe junior class spent the week before decorat- ing the Memorial Building for the dance. The theme was 'Tropical Paradise? The banquet was held at the Coach House. Everyone kept the sophomore servers busy with memory book deliveries and requests for food and drinks. The music at the dance was provided by Legend. Pictures were taken in front of a minature tropical island. Above: It was a fun night! At bottom right: The sponsors had fun! i ' -i-1------------.-w-m-a----lT--..-- ...................... na . nr, - - , -, r 1 1, 41 'ff '70 A A 1.? A . . - Q2 Af-A. fig? - as if we 2 Q? ' 4 f ' ...Q Q , , '- 3, W' ,. fwymiww . . 1 I Ag' ,, .Qs 1 W5 .f, A- Wim Hr J BUCK PDR? CHAPTER 'M Vi '. ,V ,,., fe . M2569 i,wf'Eiif2.i,T1 if ' g QYL' if , 4 , 1q.y,,1 ., M E ' e 5 f- '5 if A ,. . ,., 1 9 in A 'E if w f f e lf . , , ' iiei i V , , i will eaia ie iie ' g ' f l iiiei f eiei i e iaii i ' ,?,A iiaii1 iii ni'i Organizations Remember That Time Is Money Laura and Jeannetta display fans. in Spanish Club In Action Spanish Club had an active, but fun year. The members sold Rock Port Blue Jay ink pens at the beginning of the year. They sponsored a ring toss over pop bottles at the Mardi Gras. They used the money they made to eat at Barbosas Castillo in St. Joe and also fixed a mexican meal at a meeting The officers, at left, were fleft to rightj: Mrs. Jackie Miller, sponsor, Stacy Gebhards, Treasurer, Lisa Wharton, Secretaryg Laura Corken, Vice-President, Jana Stoner, President. y Row 1, left to right: L. Bray, M. Jimenez, C. Squire, J. Jimenez, B. Gilpin, S. Daugherty, Mrs. Miller, J. Stoner, S. Gebhards, L. Wharton, L. Corken, S. Steele, M. Shaw, J. Swofford, K. Hurst. M l i Row l, left to right: C. Armstrong, J. Chapple, E. Morris, V. Herron, J. Mobley, D. Morton, C. Walker, R. Boettner. Row 2: Mrs. Burke, S. Heits, S. Schomburg, P. Adamson, N. Edwards, M. Roberts, R. Hullett, J. Knierim, K. Phillips, Ms. Kelley. Row 3: B. Ebert, J. Erdman, K. Haynes, B. Laverentz, M. Walter, B. Stanton. Below: Officers, left to right: Paula Adamson, Vice-Presi- dent, Cristie Armstrong, Secretary, Cindy Walker, Treasurer, Marlene Walter, President, Valerie Herron, Student Council Representative, Sue Schomburg, Historian. FTA Sta rts Cut This was the first year Rock Port High School had a chapter of Future Teachers of America. The purpose of the club was to give students an idea of the responsibilities and duties involved in a teaching career. Members assisted elementary and junior high teachers in their classroom work to get some experience. FTA also had a bake sale to raise some money. Below: Kym helps out in a junior high science class. 7 3? a .Qtr f f A . A gg Y We . ff r if MW. V ,.,,. f , . . . f Y M' 1 .... 4 ii Leo rning TO Do! The Rock Port Chapter of the Future Farmers of America had a very active year. They sold 1,174 boxes of fruit in their annual fund-raising project. Some of their other activities were a watermelon bust, a skating party, and a mountain oys- ter supper. They sponsored the FFA-FHA Bamwarming. Julie J ochim and Mike Cooper reigned as queen and king over this event. Their Parent-Member Banquet was held at the end of the year. All the chapter awards were presented at this time. Officers above left, left to right: Mr. Pearce, Jeff Houts -President, David StanfordfVice-President, Marlene Walter- Treasurer, Kevin CohenmSecretary, Gerry Markham-Repor- ter, Rick Debuhr-Sentinel, Jerry Sutter-Student Council. Bamwarming royalty! Row 1, left to right: M. Cooper, D. McCoy, W. Allee, D. Hudson, M. Walker, K. Haynes, R. Hulett, J. Holmes, R. Hendrickson, B. Kennell, J. Erdman, K. Sutter, D. Sutter, D. Herron, E. McMahon, M. Haynes, T. Schomburg, G. Soske. Row 2: Mr. Pearce, J. Kirk, M. Neemann, M. Neemann, T. Ploof, S. Schomburg, L. Duncan, A. Schomburg, R. Elliott, C. Viets, M. Mullins, R. Moe, M. Thompson, R. Boettner, S. Deatz, R. Clark, J. Struthers, M. Stoner, M. Sheppard, S. Case, L. Kennell, J. Ferguson, J. Butter- case, B. Cooper, J. Mather, J. Blasnitz, B. Easley, K. Cohen, S. Jones, L. Lingerfelt. Row 3: G. Garst, B. Ebert, G. McCall, S. Mulvania, K. Phillips, J. Houts, M. Walter, J. Walter, T. Cook, D. Powers, R. Mullins, B. Perry, B. Stanton, B. Hart, J. Sutter, R. DeBuhr, D. Stanford, J. Ellison, M. Leisman, G. Markham, D. Wooten. nv-if-in liar s .1 i no-110 l 1 .1-.1 7 ' f- x' 13: nel v-nwr1u11t lv wv'-s n i lima .-- M. F E f fi E 1 J. an Row 1, left to right: D. Dixon, B. Berry, G. Tolby, D. Thomas, D. Underwood, M. Roberts, B. Nauman, D. Morton, B. Cooper, Mrs. Tarp. Row 2: T. Ploof, K. Lingerfelt, P. Shue, M. Cook, A. Schomburg, J. Bogenreif, D. Sutter, S. Buck, B. Taylor, S. Deck ard, D. Cook, S. Case, P. Staashelm, J. Jochim, S. Schomburg. Mrs. Tarp participates in ugly contest. The Future Homemakers of America took part in many ac- tivities during the year. They held a rummage sale in the fall to raise money. For the fourth straight year they received the perfect attendance plaque at their Regional Meeting at Mary- ville. Their activities with FFA included Barnwarming, a skat- ing party, a chile supper and a ugly contest. Below left, Offi- cers were left to right, Row 1 1 Debbie Sutter-Treasurer, Barb Taylor-Reporter, Julie Jochim-Historian, Sue Schom- burg-President. Row 2: Mrs. Jo Tarp-Advisor, Patty Staas- helm-Parlimentarian, Teri,Ploof-Recreation Leader, Sheila Case-Vice-President, Debbie Morton-Secretary, Allison Schomburg-Student Council Representative. Homemokers of Tomorrow Bridging the Gap The 1976-77 Student Council, under the leadership of Stu- dent Body President Marlene Walter, had a very busy year. Besides sponsoring the football homecoming dance and the Christmas Ball they helped in the formation of a new or- ganization at Rock Port High School-a girls' R-Club. Student Council also helped in making decisions about school policies and school-sponsored organizations. Pictured below left, row l, left to right: J. Sutter, J. Walter, C. Mather, J. Knierim, S. Tudor. Row 2: K. Cohen,J. Jochim, D. Cook, J. Bogenreif. Row 3: J. Houts, K. Cohen, M. Walter, Mr. Shineman, T. Blasnitz, A. Schomburg, K. Scamman, B. Cooper, P. Mobley. Row 4: J. Bermingham, R. Powers, J. Mulvania. Row 5: S. Schomburg, S. Buck, M. Lytle. Row 6: E. McMahon, M. Smith, J. Mobley. Row 7: S. Gebhards, R. DeBuhr, R. Hendrickson, M. Leseberg, S. Morton. Below right: This years' officers were Ctop to bottomj: Jeannette Mulvania, Vice-President, Marlene Walter, President Teresa Blasnitz, Advisory Council, Rick Hendrickson, Adviso- ry Council, Kathy Cohen, Treasurer, Marvetta Leseburg, Sec- retaryg Mr. Gerald Shineman, Sponsor. 5 J Our leaders, Marlene and Mr. Shineman I-ii: I Sl zz . f Ain,t she sweet? Can you handle it, Kathy? Honor Society High Ideals In the fall the senior members of the National Honor Society and their dates attended the Westroads Dinner Theatre. They also sponsored a Jail at Mardi Gras. Twelve members of the junior class were initiated in April. The club was sponsored by Mr. Gabe Shineman. Above right, the officers were from left to right: Debbie Cook, Student Council, Jeannette Mul- vania, Vice-President, Marvetta Leseberg, President, Jeff Houts, Treasurerg Jill Barnhart, Secretary. Members below, left to right, Row 1: Nancy Mulvania, Rachael Boettner, Jackie Leseberg, Jeri Miller, Darla Herron. Row 2: Paula Adamson, Richard Boettner, Kym Haynes, Kevin Cohen, Jeff Mather, Shawn Underwood, Kris Johnson. Row 3: Mr. Gabe Shineman, Marvetta Leseberg, Teresa Blasnitz, Kathy Cohen, Jeannette Mulvania, Jill Barnhart, Debbie Cook, Marlene Walter, David Stanford, Jeff Houts. I I I I I I E I I I Row 1, left to right: D. Stanford, L. Slemp, B. Ebert, J. Mather, D. McMahon, R. Hullett, G. Soske, R. Hendrickson, J. Houts, l Easley, J. Knierim, B. Clark, M. Danley, J. Sutter, S. Jones, G. Markham, K. Sutter. Behind: Mr. Mike Rader and Mr. Duane Smith, Sponsors. 3 The boys' lettermen's club initiated six new members this year. The group traveled to Manhatten, Kansas to Watch the KU- Mizzou football game. They had their annual chile supper and E fun night. They also sponsored a cake raffle at the Mardi Gras. Q E The officers Were, kneeling left to right: Jeff Houts, President, Jeff Mather, Vice-President, Rick Hendrickson, Student Coun- cil Representative. Standing: Dan McMahon, Sentinel, Gerry Markham, Secretary, Jerry Sutter, Treasurer. E 5 Boy's R-Club W D . R-Club Initiation in action. Pride Takes On Many Faces 2 . we ..'Ss.zi Row 1, left to right: M. Haynes, M. Walter, P. Adamson. Row 2: Mrs. Runkles, J. Bogenreif. Row 3: M. Roberts, E. Mc- Mahon, L. Corken. Row 4: T. Blasnitz, M. Leseberg, J. Lese- berg. Row 5: K. Phillips. Letter .,. .. . Ladies GirI's R-Club This was the Erst year the female athletes at R.P.H.S. had a chance to become members of a letter club. Any girl who lettered once in any sport was eligible to join. They spon- sored a very successful Anything Goes to raise some mon- ey. The boys' and girls' track teams competed against the faculty. The students won 68 M-54 116. They held an initi- ation for six new members late in the school year and had a pizza party afterwards. Officers pictured top left were, left to right: Marvetta Leseberg, Parlimentanang Julie Bogenreif, Treasurer, Paula Adamson, Student Council, Jackie Leseberg, Secretary, Marlene Walter, President, Teresa Blasnitz, Vice- President, Mrs. Runkles, sponsor. The obstacle course at Anything Goes was very competitive as shown at left and below right. -,Sw n N W wi, Q. '1 E S Row l ,left to right: G. Tolby, R. Elliott, K. Schultz, D. Underwood, J. Chapple, J. Groff, E. Morris, V. Herron, C. Hosfiel, S. Steele, C. Armstrong, D. Morton, J. Jones, B. Nauman, R. Boettner. Row 2: P. Lauritsen, A. Schomburg, P. Adamson, R. Shine- flew, C. Walker, D. Schoonover, D. Sutter, M. Lytle, S. Deckard, S. Schomburg, M. Leseberg, J. Barnhart, S. Buck, J. Bogenreif, K. Cohen, B. Perry, J. Stoner. Row 3: .C. McCall, K. Phillips, L. Wharton, S. Gebhards, J. Mobley, Miss Hodges, L. Corken, J. Miller, J. Jochim, J. Leseberg, T. Blasnitz, K. Johnson. Vocal Supporters Pep Clubis main responsibility is boosting spirit within the athletic teams and the entire school. Our Pep Club did an outstandingjob of this. Whether the teams were winning or losing the girls yelled their hardest. They attended every varsity football and basketball game. Sometimes the girls were a little worse for the wear the following day, but it didn't matter. They enjoyed supporting their teams. The 1976-77 Pep Club officers were Cbelow rightj from left to right: Sue Schomburg, President, Jill Barnhart, Vice- President, Robin Shineflew, Secretary, Paula Adamson, Treasurer, Julie Bogenreif, Student Council Representative A Ms. Cheri Hodges, Sponsor. Huh! Cheering on! Math games are fun! -no--1 Moth Enthusiasts Students who completed one year of Algebra were eligible to become members of Math Club. The club sponsored a calcu- lator raffle at the Mardi Gras. Above right, the officers were, sitting: Mr. Wayne Moore, sponsor, standing, left to right, Teresa Blasnitz, President, Richard Boettner, Treasurer, Marvetta Leseberg, Vice-presi- dent, Kathy Cohen, Student Council Representative, Mar- lene Walter, Secretary. At left: Mr. Moore looks on. Row 1, left to right: K. Cohen, K. Cohen, M. Walter, R. Boettner, R. Shineflew, S. Steele, R. Boettner, J. Leseberg, S. Underwood, M. Thompson. Row 2: J. Knierim, G. Soske, N. Mulvania, J. Jones, K. Phillips, R. DeBuhr, J. Barnhart, S. Jones, K. Haynes, J. Houts, J. Jochim, S. Buck, J. Walter, J. Bogenreif, S. Geb- hards. Row 3: S. Mulvania, D. Stanford, T. Blasnitz, M. Leseberg, Mr. Moore, K. Johnson, S. Schomburg, L. Wharton, J. Stoner, D. Morton, L. Corken. sl .un- ii v , qs f 1 'Q L. . .. f 72: x 3 TE 5.x-.......... -F256 is K :M X1 S Pictured above sitting from left to right: M. Lytle, D. Schoonover, M. Roberts, M. Leseberg, M. Mullins, and J. Walter. Row 1: J. Chapple, J. J ochim, K. Hendrickson, M. Mulvania, J. Groff, C. Walker, J. Mulvania, N. Mulvania, C. McCall, and M. Cook. Row 2: S. Deckard, K. Lingerfelt, J. Bogenreif, C. Steele, M. Shaw, R. Boettner, D. Underwood, and B. Burke. Row 3: K. Phillips, K. Cohen, S. Buck, J. Barnhart, L. Shue, D. Morton, S. Schomburg, C. Armstrong, V. Herron, and J. Jones. Q Book Guardians The hard working group of librarians performed various duties in the high school library, such as checking out and shelving books, dusting shelves, filing periodicals, and helping students with the facilities in the Learning Resource Center. They also provided interesting bulletin boards for both the elementary and high school libraries. The girlis main activity this year was sponsoring a Sadie Hawkins Dance. The Lib- rarians had a new duty this year, because over-due fees were charged to the students for not returning their books on time. The officers are pictured at bottom from left to right: Kathy Cohen, President, Jeannette Mulvania, Vice-Presidentg Sue Buck, Secretary, Julie Walter, Treasurer, Marvetta Leseberg, Student Council, and Betty Burke, Sponsor. Below: Kathy and Kristie are arranging the magazines. Above: Laura Shue helps Dana Brown. t l t ,K Below: Shawn tastes a specimen. S C i e n C I U b 'E Builds Up Science Club was only in its second year of existance this year. This was one of the reasons why the club wasnit ex- tremely active. Above rrhtg The officers were ffroni left to rightj: Shawn Underwood, Vice-Presidentg Kris Johnson, Student Council Representativeg Mr. George Radtke, Sponsorg Kristie Phillips, Secretary-Treasurerg Mark Lytle, President. Row l, left to right: S. Underwood, J. Leseberg, S. Mulvania, J. Knierim, J. Erdman, M. Lytle, G. Soske, L. Corken, L. Wharton. Row 2: J. Blasnitz, R. Elliott, S. Steele, Mr. Radtke, J. Barnhart, L. Slemp, J. Stoner, T. Blasnitz, S. Gebhards. Row 3: K. Cohen S. Buck, D. Morton, D. Schierkolk, K. Phillips, J. Miller, K. Johnson, K. Phillips. Row 4: J. Struthers, L. Shue, T. Salfrank, K. Gilbertson. ,GMM We Sing The Songs This year the high school Swing Choir made many additions. The most important one was their name- Harmony. They bought new costumes and constructed wooden boxes so they could have more detailed choreography. 'lHarmony attend- ed the Swing Choir Clinic at NWMSU and received a I ra- ting. They also performed at several churches and for various community groups. Above are the members of Harmony, I've got a run in my hose already! Row l left to right: J. Barnhart, Mrs. Hunter-Director, J. ,, Jones. Row 2: D. Hudson, P. Brooks, J. Groff, D. Morton, E 'gEiJi,x D. Herron, T. Blasnitz. Row 3: B. Kennell, L. Kennell, R. C , pi , E 5 Boettner, S. Deckard, D. Schierkolk, L. Sleinp. 'Zig W The high school chorus, directed by Mrs. Lynn Hunter, per- Sigy f formed at the winter and Pops concert. The mixed chorus 1' 73g,,Q '1'l received at ll rating at district music contest Mfg, Hunter, the Smiling vgcal teacher, Row l,left to right: K. Lingerfelt, C. Armstrong, D. Herron, D. Schoonover, E. Morris, D. Morton, M. Neeman, R. Boettner, J. Groff, J. Chapple, J. Mobley, M. Cook, P. Brooks, J. Jochiin, D. Herron, Mrs. Hunter. Row 2: L. Shue, T. Ploff, R. Hurst, J. Jones, W. Reed, M. Roberts, G. Tolby, B, Nauman, D. Dixon, S. Schomburg, S. Heits, S. Buck, J. Bogenreif, S. Deckard. Row 31 C. Walker, L. Kennell, M. Shaw, D. Scliierkolk, B. Kennell, D. Hudson, L. Thoroughman, T. Blasnitz, L. Slemp, B. Perry, K. Johnson, J. Barnhart. CCC fu ,sag 41. 5 Sd 9' - - ' LL V .'5rS1:i.i-'T -N' W fig ,s -L A J- Y RQ , 5 '-WL ' Lgs-'K H N '-15' :I f f 1' 3' 'F li A 4 V L SWQI, g L, , ' ' 'Y 451 , 59' LL gf? ,. f 'A QJLLQEAEL ,LLELQLL P' Lu Q , t dk, X K , 1, Q 3 Li K G Ji N., ,L LL - SW LH U L 'L - - - ,L X' , F WQ L QL L L -L , L, Lim L LLML Yana L i: Z, L - L Lf L H - ' E , - V L ' :LW L. 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E fi fxwaw gfi,3:g3'g +i4f1zs ezzlagftg ' 1 fi wfiwiivfziz Qffwii:?f:i1wgw .ia 1 -V f , gf, iiiiiiiisi' ffi neways' QM if if M w,z,.. W ,M . , .. ' x fffffii ,gfiiiY:ifyIl7i15i5fj5ff 433 Z Zggf f :QWQM2 2'y1w,afg2n ,I y wif 1 S'v5zfiW:siLiHE1fif' , -wi :sf K 'M' ' 4 Q: , ., Q i1.1-wail -Jiv'YJg'5 .fsfLixiSKigH2g9w. 1 5 sisgziwig K. ,, ,, impiz .T fi. ,f 'bali 'X ir: 2 ' A if wi Q3 fgth H, v , ' eiie T - f - we q 'Q .il 109 H0 Row 1, left to right: J. Blasnitz, J. Erdman, J. Houts, A. Stoner, D. McMahon, J. Sutter, B. Kennell, D. Stanford, L. Lingerfelt, R. Hendrickson. Row 2: B. Perry, S. Mulvania, K. Sutter, J. Walker, K. Haynes, C. Gilbertson, B. Easley, K. Cohen, J. Mather, B. Ebert. Row 3: M. Walker, G. Soske, G. McCall, R. Clark, W. Allee, J. Ellison, J. Knierim, G. Garst, M. Shephard, M. Wilczek. Row 4: J. Jimenez, C. Garcia, B. Alloway, T. Schomburg, R. Hullett, M. Leisman, L. Kennell, D. Schierkolk, M. Stoner, S. Slemp. Row 5: Coach Rader, C. Chamberlain, L. Shue, M. Danley, O. Jackson, W. Laverentz, Coach Moore, K. Gilbertson, Coach Finke. Row 6: M. Bramble, T. Scamman, T. M. Wharton. Coach Rader gives Jay advice. A Teom With Desire The Rock Port Jays had a disappointing season with a record of 2-8. The boys faced a lot of very tough competition in the 275 Conference this year. The team underwent many changes with the addition of the new head coach, Mike Rader. Assis- tant coaches this year were Wayne Moore and Gene Finke. The eight seniors receiving letters were: Rick Hendrickson, Jeff Houts, Bob Kennell, Lee Lingerfelt, Dan McMahon, David Stanford, Andy Stoner, and Jerry Sutter. Next year Coach Rader will have ten returning junior lettermen, ten sophomores and two freshmen. Q Q 'E' 1' Qlva 5 J lvf W 6 K--....,5 M, 'R- L nil it . SA ga 15 .M ',. 'S-' 4 'KW 4 WM I W fr I , K K A -qi ,W 5 K , 1, th -'fini K V Q E In f' X .Q 'SEE 1' iw in A0 A fin? '35 W ,V .jfs jf 2 if , , ,, W is S Q, XX The whole gang, Laura concentrates on a difficult putt The girls golf team finished the 1976 season with a 3-2 record. The six girls practiced nightly for their meets. Pictured above L d are the golfettes and their coach Mr. Steve Herndon. Sitting, G Y left to right: Denise Schoonover, Mary Ann Lytle, Marvetta Leseberg. Standing: Cindy Walker, Mr. Steve Herndon, Laura S ' Corken, Teresa Blasnitz. n g e I could have sworn I hit it that time. Coach punches a crucial shot at green. - M . 235 , ',A. im I 5 MMM pw x if Wazigsv - 3: 1 w. 3' 5 V U9 M 9 M41 wi H., i, A 's 1 fl f Q Zlqd mg., E M 1 K , h A it 5 V J, 3 . N A 'E 2 ' , f . fl :?gv,F.f J, S' ,ga 1 N. 7 ,M-M4 Q Ns. I i, , ' ififxff , K M w-4' :ff 'N Q ,Q 14 2 Y im. Q. Q x v o A ' 2 m 1 'Q J N fi mf T 54, 2, ' A ff w, ' - J, Varsity girls, left to right: S. Steele-Manager, J. Bogenreif, K. Phillips, P. Adamson, S. Schomburg, T. Blasnitz, K. Johnson, M. Leseberg, M. Walter, J. Leseberg, M. Haynes, L. Corken, W. Reed, E. McMahon, J. Miller, L. Wharton, M. Heits-Manager. Junior Varsity girls, left to right, Row l : J. Chapple, Row 2: L. Erdman, E. Mc- Mahon. Row 3: C. Walker, J. Groff. Row 4: S. Heits, S. Steele-Manager, L. Corken, M. Heits-Manager, M. Mullins. Row 5: J. Stoner, Coach Gaines, M. Lytle. Row 6: K. Schultz, D. Morton. Row 7: L. Wharton. Bosketboll's Best The Varsity and Junior Varsity girls coached by Tony Gaines both had winning seasons. Varsity's record was ll-9. They brought home the second place trophy from the Mound City Tournament and Third place trophy from the Fairfax Tournament. The girls finished second in the 275 Confer- ence. The Junior varsity had a season record of 8-2. They won the first place trophy in the B-team tournament at Rock Port. Mr. Gaines gives strategy. Row l, left to right: K. Cohen, J. Blasnitz, T. Schomburg, J. Houts, S. Mulvania, R. Moe. Row 22 B. Ebert, J. Ellison, M. Wilczek, Coach Rader. Row 3: C. Chamberlain, Coach Smith, K. Gilbertson, S. Jones, K. Haynes, R. Hullett, R. Clark, B. Alloway, G. Soske, K. Gilbertson. Row 4: D. McMahon, L. Slemp. Kevin Stretches over low hurdles. Running ond Working Well Together The boys, track team had a busy season. Besides placing tenth in the Blue Jay Relays, they took top honors at several other track meets. One member of the squad, Brian Ebert, attended the state track meet. He was entered in the 880 yard run. The team was coached by Duane Smith and assisted by Mike Rad- er. V Brian puts on the speed in the 2-mile relay. Jeff clears the pole vault. g.ae.gv5g:.51aw f . l nk i .h ' ' ., -11 M L z . G L l- V .X ,........ . . ......,.- gr ii . 1 ,- s ...,- x - ' A , - ' r 1:-1 V' limp F-4' mi A. ' - V - i ,155 1- ' Q I ,: Nxll ' W gg...-:.. i, ,, r ' A S f .. sn 'aqui Y fb rj- A bi . mf g j Qtfl A . Ui is iii, HM ' M' 'rj :E .. .j I Ei :L K g myi i fi .sl - N -2 1 f , S' ,, Qrjgiss. Avy - , . , -. .A., M P is ..., Q ... ,,,k p I - ,, ff Coach Smith observes long jump. Gerry reaches out in long jump. Larry sets his pace. At left: Gerry clears high jump. Boys Track Jeff sets record in triple jump, 36'1M Callerl and Chris press hard in 100 yard dash. Xi 4, ' f 8 Ya ff,,L1j 1Q, A 'YM ' , f ' 2 . aff terf .al Q Q ll if ' Vt L ,il .ff , . , . . ' ep V' ,,'. H ff- 'Ze 2 'L fi 725 gag? , '7 Q 22 it 421 W ,Q If f 6 w ' ff ' ': . Z es A! st ,Q ga ai Q 1 ft 3 1 3 IX ,Y sa Q Z ? M MM! S , ff :X 2, 9 if W ef I f f v f ll 'Y l if www ' A f Q, af X .4 1 4 , H 'ff fi Ti, H47 if - W a t fi ' rf' f ' 'M Y I W , gmt? 1 I X at 1 . W--1 ' ,pf H.. ,.. W Law , , QM ' rwaaw-Mme -. - V ,, , yd , , up ,f M.. aw . l X '--1 V . , A H t 3.xame4Q ., Marisa throws the disc. Elaine long jumps, The Trolcksters This year the high school girls track team was very successful. They placed third at the Indian Relays, third at the Rocket Relays, second at the 275 Conference meet, and third at the District meet. The girls trained for many long hours to achieve these honors. The team was coached by Mr. Raymond Eick- hoff. Marlene Walter and Shawna Heits qualified for the state track meet. Marlenels events were the hurdles and the 440 yard run. Shawna was a half-miler and miler. Marlene also received the high point trophy at the Rocket Relays. At right: Marlene and Laura take the lead in the hurdles at the Confer- ence meet. Bottom right: Shawna and Julie run the final curve in the 880 yard run. , Row l, left to right: L. Shue, D. Sutter, J. Bogenreif, J. Groff, E. McMahon, M. Heits, M. Shaw, M. Haynes, B. Nauman. Row 2: C. Walker, M. Roberts, K. Phillips, R. Moore, S. Heits, E. Morris, K. Hendrickson, L. Corken, M. Walter, S. Schomburg, Coach Eick- hoff. Coach Eickhoff watches on. l 3 l 1 2 -1 T2 tx 2' ,... . .... . gm P ew X 42 up se, 1 f . 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A queen contest was sponsored again by Speech and Drama Club. Cindy Allumbaugh from Hamburg, Iowa was chosen as queen. Queens pictured top left, left to right: Ellen Berri, Brenda Davidson, Evetta Adams, Shawna Durfey, Julie Jochim, J an Meir, Cindy Allumbaugh, and Denise Arm- strong. ww X .9 121 -4 Boys Golf Up To Por The boys, golf team ended the year with a 5-7 record. They practiced every night after school to improve. This year they also purchased golf shirts. Mr. Steve Herndon coached the squads. The squad consisted of: Row 1, left to right: Coach Herndon, K. Cohen, J. Blasnitz, M. Thompson, M. Walker. Row 2: T. Bauman, B. Brown, M. Lytle, T. Salfrank. Mark concentrates before swing Golfers pract ice putting 1-em' Ei It Athletic Tops Rock Port Booster Club held an athletic banquet for all the Rock Port athletes, parents and coaches May 16. Coaches awarded letters and awards to various athletes in each sport. The following earned letters presented by the coaches as in- dicated. FOOTBALL-Coach Mike Rader, assistants Gene Finke and Wayne Moore: seniors-Rick Hendrickson, Jeff Houts, Bob Kennell, LeRoy Lingerfelt, Dan McMahon, David Stanford, Andy Stoner, Jerry Sutter: juniors-Jeff Blasnitz, Kevin Co- hen, Berri Easley, Brian Ebert, Jay Erdman, Callen Gilbert- son, Kym Haynes, Jeff Mather, Brian Perry, Jeff Walker: sophomores-Wayne Allee, Rodney Clark, Mike Danley, Jody Ellison, Jim Knierim, Gavin McCall, Shawn Mulvania, Gary Soske, Kevin Sutter: freshmen-Chris Chamberlain, Randy Hulett. BOYS BASKETBALL-Coach Duane Smith, assisted by Bill Runkles: senior-Gerry Markhamgjuniors-Kevin Cohen, Jay Erdman, Kym Haynes, Jeff Matherg sophomores-Jody Elli- son, Shawn Mulvaniag freshmen-Chris Chamberlain. Highest Free Throw 737: and Highest Point Percentage Kym Haynes and Jay Erdman, Most Assists-Chris Chamberlain. Highest Field Goals-Gerry Markham. Highest Rebounder-Gerry Markham. GIRLS BASKETBALL-Coach Tony Gaines: seniors-Teresa Blasnitz, Marvetta Leseberg, Sue Schomburg, Marlene Walter, juniors-Paula Adamson, Kris Johnson, Jackie Leseberg, Kristie Phillips, sophomore-Marlene Haynes. GIRLS TRACK-Coach Raymond Eickhoff: seniors-Sue Schomburg, Marlene Waltergjuniors-Julie Bogenreif, Kristie Phillips, sophomores-Laura Corken, Marlene Haynes, Elaine McMahon, Martha Roberts, Mary Shaw: freshmen-Julia Groff, Shawna Heits, Kim Hendrickson. GIRLS GOLF-Coach Steve Herndon: seniors Teresa Blas- nitz, Marvetta Lesebergg sophomore-Laura Corken, fresh- man-Denise Schoonover. BOYS TRACK-Coach Duane Smith, assisted by Mike Rader: seniors-Jeff Houts, Scott Jones, Gerry Markham, Dan Mc- Mahongjuniors-Jeff Blasnitz, Kevin Cohen, Brian Ebert, Callen Gilbertson, Kym Haynesg sophomores-Rod Clark, Mike Danley, Jody Ellison, Shawn Mulvania, Larry Slemp, Gary Soske, freshmen-Bill Alloway, Chris Chamberlain, Randy Hulett, Tony Schomburg, Steve Slemp. Most points accumulated Brian Ebert. BOYS GOLF-Coach Steve Herndon: senior-Mark Lyle, juniors-J eff Blasnitz, Kevin Cohen. Mark Thompson, provisional letters to sophomore Mike Walker and freshman Bentley Brown. WRESTLING-Coach Mark Dulgarian: seniors-Terry Heard, Mark Lytle, Dan McMahon, Rod Mullins, David Stanford: juniors-Jeff Blasnitz, Berri Easley, sophomores-Rod Clark, Mike Danley, Jim Knierim, freshmen-Larry Kennell, Mike Leisman, Tony Schomburg, Rock Award-Mike Leisman. Outstanding Wrestlette-Julie Walter. Near-falls-Jim Knierim Most improved Wrestler-Most Reversals-Berrie Easley. Freshmen Wrestler-Larry Kennell. Most Inspirational-Bill Laverentz. Most Valuable Wrestler-Terry Heard. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL, JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS AND BOYS BASKETBALL, JH TRACK, coached by Tony Gaines were also recognized. Footlooll Rock Port 6 South East Rock Port 8 Tarkio Rock Port 0 Nodaway Holt Rock Port 6 Mound City Rock Port 0 West Nodaway Rock Port 0 Fairfax Rock Port 0 Craig Rock Port 27 South Holt B-Footbo ll Rock Port 28 Nodaway Holt Rock Port 0 Hamburg Rock Port 12 West Nodaway Rock Port 20 Fairfax Rock Port 2 Tarkio Bo sketboll Rock Port 40 Jefferson Rock Port 51 Craig Rock Port 57 West Nodaway Rock Port 34 Fairfax Rock Port 43 N.E. Nodaway Rock Port 48 Craig Rock Port 73 South Holt Rock Port 45 Craig Rock Port 46 North Nodaway Rock Port 55 Fairfax Rock Port 72 North Nodaway Rock Port 65 Hamburg Rock Port 63 Mound City Rock Port 43 Tarkio Rock Port 64 Nodaway Holt Rock Port 59 Fremont Mills Rock Port 55 Fairfax Rock Port 56 Falls City Rock Port 60 Fillmore Rock Port 44 Craig B-Bosketboll Rock Port 30 South Holt Rock Port 43 Tarkio Rock Port 30 Craig Rock Port 51 Nodaway Holt Rock Port 36 Nodaway Holt Rock Port 34 Hamburg Rock Port 30 West Nodaway Rock Port 30 Fairfax Rock Port 48 Fremont Mills Rock Port 29 Fairfax Rock Port 33 Fairfax Rock Port 59 Tarkio Rock Port 28 Falls City Scoreboard 76-77 Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Trock 66 West Nodaway 56 Fairfax 50 62M Craig 65Vz Fairfax 49 502 Craig 73 Mound City 57 West Nodaway 46M 10th Blue Jay Relays 832 Mound City 55 South Holt 38M 5th Indian Relays 8th Rocket Relays 5th Conference 1st Mound City Tarkio 5th District Wrestling 24 Hamburg 41 37 Southeast 26 47 South Holt 18 21 Tarkio 38 3rd Savannah Quad 15 Farragut 46 5 Savannah 59 25 Bethany 33 36 Worth County 30 5th South Page Tourn. 22 Fremont-Mills 33 53 South Holt 12 22 Tarkio 39 45 Stanberry 21 8th District 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 Golf North Nodaway 227 Lafayette 232 Maryville 170 Tarkio 179 Auburn 166 Nebraska City 178 Maryville 164 Tarkio 171 Central 168 Farragut 156 North Nodaway 207 Farragut 202 Lafayette 187 Auburn 135 Maryville 164 Tarkio 164 District 10th Jr. High Boy's Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Basketball Nodaway Holt Craig Mound City West Nodaway South Holt Fairfax N, Nodaway Nodaway Holt Tarkio North Andrew Fairfax Tarkio Jr. High Girl's Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Jr. High Football 40 South Holt 30 West Nodaway 22 Nodaway Holt 10 Tarkio Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Jr Rock Port Rock Port - 1 Basketball Girl s Basketball Avenue City Rock Port 18 Fairfax Nodaway Holt Rock Port 19 Jefferson South Holt Rock Port 18 Tarkio Craig Rock Port 37 Mound City Mound City Rock Port 45 Tarkio West Nodaway ROCK PO1't 24 FH11'l-HX South Holt Rock Port 43 West Nodaway Fairfax Rock Port 37 Fairfax North Nodaway Sock Iliort Eayenwood Nodawa Holt OC Off fiilg Tarkio y Rock Port 37 South Holt West Nodaway Rock Port 69 Sacred Heart Rock Port 28 Ravenwood Rock Port 45 Craig Rock Port 40 North Nodaway Rock Port 32 Mound City Rock Port 32 Tarkio Rock Port 56 Nodaway Holt Rock Port 40 Craig Rock Port 28 Fairfax B-Basketball Rock Port 34 Fairfax Rock Port 47 South Holt Rock Port 32 Tarkio Rock Port 50 Craig Rock Port 29 Nodaway Holt Rock Port 34 North Nodaway ' ' I Rock Port 29 West Nodawa Jr' H Ig h GI rl S Rock Port 24 Fairfax y Rock Port 38 Tarkio Tf'ClClC Rock Port 44 Fairfax South Holt Glrlls NodawayHolt lgllrgglgd Clty Rock Port 227 Lafayzeltte . 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W, Y V V , pg' VV VV Vi V V V V VVVVV V VV V V . 1 Xi, nl Vw ,VV VVVQKVVN VN V V -, , VVJV V, VV- ' ' ', F ' M me 34 4, BN '-in f 1 if 2 H gh, f 2' gf'v Ll ' ' K Q A I ' 2 'GQ 'S Q Greot Scholors This past year the top students were: Freshmen-Matt Stoner, 11.003 SophomoreeLaura Corken, 10.953 Junior-Richard Boettner, 1O.97gSa1utatorian-Kathy Cohen, 1O.67g and Valedictorian-Jeannette Mulvania, 10.84. The top ten in the senior class, pictured at right, left to right were: Jeanette Mulvania, Kathy Cohen, Marvetta Leseberg, Teresa Blasnitz, Jeff Houts, Debbie Cook, David Stanford. Not shown: Jill Barnhart, Bob Kennell, Marlene Walter. Richard Boettner Matt Stoner Kathy Cohen Laura Corken Jeannette Mulvania Honor Through Service The National Honor Society had the honor of choosing good school citizens for each quarter ofthe school year. They were chosen for service they gave the school. Only eight students receive this honor. First Quarter-Berrie Easley and Kris Johnson. Second Quarter-Jackie Leseberg and Jeff Blasnitz. Third Quarter-Bob Stanton and Nancy Mulvania. Fourth QuarterfMarlene Walter and Jeff Mather, pictured at left. First Quarter Good School Citizens Third Quarter Good School Citizens 7 135 M... . : 1+ f C K ff ' l . y it F . is ef . 1 ey, We fan- e f , V ,v Q A - -Q '. f 'QV x -3- gf-- 4 Z i r ' A six 5 ik V .. A x is V3 ASV: x is iff A 5. Q, ss -' If ir it ' it -Q W we we ,,w.a.- - e-., vs , . -s fi KL :'t' G 'G .53 x ' .jiri ,X X 'SEA-ff: x ' QW N .V ht. :Q A -Q. 2' -h ,x , ...L ,, A , lea 1, N fig , it :ns S' If ' K W A ftt' mtg it i 'L fs , yr x 1 8 S tl i Z f ix fait' 1 , S X 5 l is f F N, elf-ffg ' ' 5' it S l -is it K N 'tr A 3 R95 ,Q V :f?',1.z ,if me ,ff A 3? -A .'.- X , .iii sigh x , gs -. ,S-ws QRXQQ f ' G - F , N A ' 3 1 - at , A - .. L., QJ, .NN ., r- K 3.5 My N , 3 L -,gg , yi 3 if X, ' if Eggs- .spit Sy . r ,QS ,Rage ' ern' isis MSS? - .M i Second Quarter Good School Citizens 4' fs-4 To Stote The District Music Contest was held March 31 at Maryville. Receiving 'Ti ratings in the instrumental division Were: Kathy Cohen, flute solog Jana Stoner, flute solo, Nancy Mulvania, clarinet solo, Rachael Boettner, French horn solo' Jeff Mather, alto sax solo, flute trio Uana Stoner, Kathy Cohen, Laura Corkenjg saxophone quartet: sextet. In the vocal department Debbie Morton, soloist and the girls sex- tet top right fTeresa Blasnitz, Julia Groff, Jill Barnhart, Deb- bie Morton, Pam Brooks, Darla Herronj received HI ratings Receiving nl at state April 30 were: girls vocal sextet, Jana Stoner, Nancy Mulvaniag Jeff Mather, Rachael Boettner. s Agriculture District Contest was held April 5-6 in Maryville. Qualifying for state were: Livestock Team Uulie Walter, Kevin Cohen, Kym Haynes, Brian Ebertjg Soils Team Ueff Houts, David Stanford, Gerry Markham, Bob Kennellj, Horticulture Team CRichard Boettner, Rhonda Elliott, Sheila Case, Marlene Walterjg Field Crops fGarry Garst, Richard Boettner, Shawn Mulvania, Gary Soskej. Instrumental solos Livestock Team S0118 Tedm Flute trio Field Crops Team Horticulture Team Saxophone sextet and Quartet Paula Peck Jeff Mather Todd Salfrank Marlene Walter, Lisa Wharton Stacy Gebhards Robin Shrneflew All-Conference Basketball Students Excel This year many students earned special recognition. Boys state honors went to Jeff Walker, Richard Boettner, Mark Thompson, Shawn Underwood. Girls state Went to Jackie Leseberg and her alternate was Darla Herron. All-Conference football went to LeRoy Lingerfelt, pictured at left. All-Con- ference boys' basketball was give to junior, Jay Erdman. All- Conference girls, basketball was Marlene Walter who was also chosen All-District. Marvetta Leseberg was Honorable Men- tion in girls basketball. Laura Corken was named Sophomore Pilgrimage. Sophomore Pilgrimage N1 Boys State .737 ' -...Hs f' Girls State '13 Overochievers Girl Athlete of the Year-Marlene Walter Boy Athlete of the Year-J eff Houts Drama Awards-J r. Play: Best Actress-Rhonda Elliott, Sylvia Duncan. Best Actor-Jeff Mather, Kevin Cohen. Homemaking Awards: Betty Crocker Family Leader of To- morrow-Jeannette Mulvania. Outstanding Home Economics Student: Marvetta Leseberg. American Legion Awards-Teresa Blasnitz, Marvetta Lese- berg, David Stanford, Scott Jones. Business Awards-Bookkeeping I: Kathy Cohen, Jackie Lese- berg. Bookkeeping II: Jeannette Mulvania. Shorthand: Jill Barnhart, Sandra Deckard, Debbie Cook. Typing I: Lisa Wharton, Elaine McMahon, Cindy Walker, Mike Walker, Laura Shue, Laura Corken, Stacy Gebhards, Shawn Under- wood, Gary Soske, Jana Stoner, Rachael Boettner. Typing II: Kristie Phillips, Teresa Blasnitz, Sandra Deckard, Debbie Cook. Publications Awards: Kathy Cohen, Julie Walter, Jackie Leseberg. Music Awards: Outstanding Chorus Members-Jill Barnhart, Pam Brooks, Bob Kennell. Outstanding Musicians: Kathy Cohen, Gerry Markham. D.A.R. Awards-J eff Houts, Jill Barnhart. American History Award-Sharmyn Steele. Danforth HI Dare You', Award-Marlene Walter, Jeff Houts. Outstanding School Citizen-Sue Schomburg. Mark Lytle Ger Y M.ukh,un A Dun McMahon Rod Mullins Ed Spurlin .IELIHIICIIC Mulvuniii Sue Schumburg Brenda Shaw Robin Shinencw Treasurer Class Motto I Am Not Afraid of Tomorrow, for I Have Seen Yesterday and I Love Today. Q David Stanford Andy Stoner Jerry Sutter Teena Taylor Lester Thoroughman Mrke Tharp Charles Vrets Julie. Walter Class Song: l'YeIlow Brick Road Mr. Mike Radar Mr. Bill Runkles Mrs. .lo Tarp Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor JILL BARNHART-Pep Club-l ,2,3,4g President-4g National Honor Society-3,4g Secretary-4g Chorus-1 ,2,3,4g Swing Choir-2,3,4g President-4g Swing Choir Clinic-3,4g District Music Contest-l,2,3,4g State Music Contest-1 ,2,4g Junior Class Playg Speech 8: Drama Club-2,3,4g Math Club-2,3,4g Science Club-3,4g Secretary-Treasurer-3g Librarian-2,3,4g Business Contest-3,4g Typing Award-2,33 Shorthand Award- 4g Who's Who Among American High School Students, Christ- mas Ball Attendant-3g Christmas Ball Queen Candidates-4g Bookkeeping Award-3 g County Government Day-l g Soph- omore Serverg DAR Award-45 Outstanding Chorus Member- 4. TERESA BLASNITZ-Pep Club-l,2,3,4g B-Team Cheer- leader-l,2g Head Cheerleader-2g Varsity Cheerleader-3,4g Basketball-l,2,3,4g Golf-1 ,2,3,4g Girls R-Club-4g Vice- President-4g Christmas Ball Attendant-1 g Basketball Home- coming Attendant-Zg Football Homecoming Queen Can- didate-4g Christmas Ball Queen-4g Basketball Homecoming Queen Candidate-4g Chorus-l,2,3g Advisory Board-4g Swing Choir-3,43 Student Council-4g Math Club-l,2,4g President-4g Science Club-3,4g Business Contest-2,4g Math Contest-2g District Music Contest-l ,2,3,4g State Music Contest-1 ,2,4g County Government-l g Typing Award-2,4g Jr. Play-3g Best Actress Award-3g Escort for Baccalaureate-3g Class Secretary-I , 2g Class Vice-President- 4g National Honor Society-3,4g Who's Who Among American High School Students-4g Variety Show-3g American Legion Award-4. PAM BROOKS-Swing Choir- l ,2,3,4g Chorus- l ,2,3,4g State Music Contest-3,4g Junior Play Crew-3g Outstanding Chorus Member-4. SHEILA CASE-FFA-3,4g FHA-1,2,3,4g Secretary-2g Trea- surer-3g Vice-President-4g FFA Barnwarming Candidate- 43 Christmas Ball Candidate-4g State Ag Contest-4g Junior Play-3g Track-3. KATHY COHEN-Pep Club-1,2,3,4g French Club-1,2,3,4g President-2,3g Mardi Gras Chairman-4g Student Council-4g Treasurer-49 National Honor Society-3,4g Math Club-2,3,4g Student Council Representative-4g Science Club -3 ,4g Speech 8L Drama Club-3,4g Librarians-2,3,4g President-43 Band-l , 2,3,4g Drum Majorette-43 Publications-3 ,4g Copy Editor-4g District Music Contest-1 ,2,3,4g State Music Contest-4g Math Contest-2,3 ,4g Business Contest-2,4g Junior Playg Football Homecoming Attendant-2gCounty Government Day-lg Typing Award-2g District Speech Contest-3 g Stage Band- 3 ,4g Who's Who Among American High School Students- 3 ,4g Variety Show-3 5 Publications Award-4g Bookkeeping Award-43 Outstanding Band Member-4. DEBBIE COOK-FHA-1 ,2,3,4g Chorus-2,3g Honor Society- 3,4g Student Council Representative-4g Student Council-4g Junior Playg Business Contest-2,4g Typing Award-2,4g Shorthand Award-4. 138 BRENDA COOPER-FHA-1,2,4g FFA-2,3,4g Pep Club-1, 2g Junior Play, Barnwarming Candidate-2. MIKE COOPER-FFA-2,3 ,4. MARVIN DAUGHERTY-FFA-3. RICK DEBUHR-County Government Day-l g French Club- l,2,3g Mardi Gras King Candidate-2g Math Club-2,3,4g Math Club Sweetheart King Candidate-2g FFA-l ,2,3,4g Sentinal- 4g Wrestling-3g Track-3g Junior Playg Speech Contest-3g Speech 8a Drama Club-2,3,4g Vice-President-4g Student Council-4g Baccalaureate usher-3g Publications-4g Class Secretary-4. SANDRA DECKARD-Pep Club-1,2,3,4g Librarians-2,3,4g FHA-l,2,3,4g Speech 8: Drama Club-4gBand-1,2,3,4g Chorus-1 ,3g FFA Barnwarming Attendant-I g FFA Sweet- heart Candidate-33 Mardi Gras Queen Candidate-1 g Typing Award-2,43 Shorthand Award-4g Junior Play, District Music Contest-1,2,3,4g Business Contest-4g Class Treasurer-3g Prom Server-2. KIM EDMONDS-Track-l ,2g Band-l g Chorus-l ,3. BOB HART-FFA-2,3. TERRY HEARD-Wrestling-2,3 ,4g Co-Captain-4g District- 4g State-4g FFA-2. RICK HENDRICKSON-Wrestling-2,3g Track-33 R-Club- 2,3,4g Student Council Representative-4g FFA-2,3,4g Drama Club-3g Junior Play Crewg Student Council-4. JEFF HOLMES-FFA-2,3,4. JEFF HOUTS-FFA-l,2,3,4g Treasurer-2g Secretary-3g President-4g District Ag Contest-l ,2,3,4g State Ag Contest- l,2,3,4g National Convention-2,4g Star Greenhand-1 5 Band- 1,2,3,4g Vice-President-4g Stage Band-2,3,4g National Honor Society-3,43 Treasurer-43 Speech 84 Drama Club-3,4g Sec- retary-Treasurer-4g Junior Play-33 Best Actor-33 Speech Contest Play-3g Football-l ,2,3,4g Track-l,2,3,4g Basket- ball-4g R-Club-2,3,4g President-43 Math Club-2,3,4g Vice- President-3g Student Council-23 Boys State-3g County Government Day-l g Student Council-l,2,3,4g Class Student Council-l,3,4g Class Vice-President-2g Prom Server-2g Basketball Homecoming King Candidate-4g Football Home- coming King Candidate-4g Boy Athlete of the Year-43 DAR Award-4g Danforth fl Dare Youj Award-4. JULIE JOCHIM-FHA- l ,2,3 ,4g Treasurer-2g Vice-President- 3g Historian-4g Pep Club-l ,2,3,4g Librarians-2,3,4g B-Team Cheerleader-3g Varsity Cheerleader-4g Head Cheerleader- 4g Chorus-1 ,2,3,4g Vice-President-3g Speech 8r Drama Club- 4g Student Council-3,4g Class Student Council Representa- tive-3 ,4g Math Club-43 Junior Playg FFA Barnwarming At- tendant-2,3 g FFA Barnwarming Sweetheart-4g Christmas Ball Attendant-l ,Zg Football Homecoming Queen-45 Blue- jay Relay Hostess-4g Football Homecoming Attendant-3g Music Contest-l ,2,3,4g County Government Day-l g Com- mencement Usher-3 g Prom Server-2. SCOTT JONES-Band-l,2,3,4g Stage Band-2,3,4g State Music Contest-33 County Government Day-lg FFA- l,2, 3,4g Track-2,3,4g State Track Meet-2,3g R-Club-2,3,4g Math Club-2,3,4g Boys State-33 Speech 84 Drama Club- 3,4g Junior Play, American Legion Award-4. BOB KENNELL-Football l,2,3,4g Wrestling-3,4g Chorus- 1,2g Swing Choir-3,4g District Music Contest-l,2g FFA-1, 2,3,4g State FFA Chorus-l ,2g District FFA Contest-43 State FFA Contest-4g Outstanding Chorus Member-4. MARVETTA LESEBERG-Basketball-1,2,3,4g Co-Captain- 4g Honorable Mention All Conference-4g Golf-l,2,3,4g Track-1 g American History Award-l g County Government Day-1 g Pep Club-l ,2,3,4g Vice-President-33 Math Club- 2,3,4g Corresponding Secretary-3 g Vice-President-49 Li- brarians-2,3,4g Student Council-4g Math Contest-3g Stu- dent Council Representative-1 3 Class Secretary-2g Class Vice-President-3g President-4g Junior Playg Girls State-3g Honor Society-3,4g President-4g Girls R-Club-4g Parlia- mentarian-4g Student Council Secretary-49 Publications- 3,4g Football Homecoming Queen Candidate-4g Basketball Homecoming Queen Candidate-4g Prom Server-2g Bacca- laureate Usher-3g American Legion Award-45 Outstanding Home Economics Student-4. LEEROY LINGERF ELT, J R.-Football-2,3 ,4g All Confer- ence-4g FFA- 1 ,2,3 ,4g Junior Play-3,4g Track-2,3. MARK LYTLE-Footba1l- l g R-Club-1 ,2,3 g Wrestling-2,3, 4g Mardi Gras King-3g Band-1,2g District Music Contest- 1,2g Junior Play-2,3g FFA-2,3g Speech 8a Drama Club-2,3, 4g Golf-1 ,2,3,4g Who's Who Among American High School Students-4g Publications-4g Photographer-4g Christmas Ball Attendant-3g Science Club-4g Baccalaureate Usher-3, GERRY MARKHAM-Football-1 ,2g Basketball-1 ,2,3,4g Captain-4g Golf-2g Track-3,4g R-Club-4g Secretary-4g FFA-2,3,4g Reporter-3,4-g Publications-3,4g Swing Choir- lg Junior Play, Boys State-3g Student Council-23 Com- mencement Usher-3g All Conference Basketball-35 Out- standing Band Member-4. DAN MCMAHON-Football-1,2,3,4g Wrestling-2,3,4g Track-l,2,3,4g R-Club-3,4g FFA-l ,2,3g Football Home- coming Attendant-l,3g Football Homecoming King-4g County Government Day-1 g FFA Barnwarming Attendant- l,2. ROD MULLINS-Wrestling-3,4g F FA-3,4. J EANNETTE MULVANIA-Class Treasurer-lg Class Stu- dent Council Representative-2g Mardi Gras Queen-23 Soph- omore Pilgrimage-25 Student Council-2,3,4g Student Body Vice-President-3,4g National Honor Society-3,43 Vice-Pres- ident-4g Chorus-3g District Music Contest-33 Typing Award -23 Bookkeeping I 8a II Award 3,4g Business Contest-3,4g Math Contest-2,3,4g Junior Playg Highest GPA-l,2,3,4g Librarians-43 Vice-President-4g Good School Citizen-3g Who's Who Among American High School Students-3g French Club-1 g Vice-President-1 g General Mills Family Leader of Tomorrow Award-4. SUE SCHOMBURG-F HA-1 ,2,3,4g Parlimentarian-2g Sec- retary-3g President-4g Outstanding FHA Member-4g FFA- 3,4g FTA-4g Historian-4g Pep Club-1,2,3,4g President-4g Junior Playg Basketball-2,3,4g Track-2,3,4g Band-l,2,3,4g Student Council-4g District Music Contest-l ,2,3,4g Stage Band-2,3,4g Chorus-3,43 Secretary-3g President-4g Li- brarians-2,3,4g Math Club-4g Mardi Gras Queen Candidate- 3g Typing Award-3g Class Treasurer-4g Outstanding Good School Citizen of the Year-4. BRENDA SHAW-Junior Play. TEENA TAYLOR-Chorus-l,2,3,4g Swing Choir-3. ROBIN SHINEFLEW-Student Council-3g Math Club-l,2, 3,4g Librarians-2,3g District Music Contest-2,3,4g State Music Contest-2,3,4g Junior Play, Speech Play-3g Speech Contest-3,4g Speech SL Drama Club-2,3,4g Student Council 3g President-4g Pep Club-I ,2,3,4g Secretary-4g County Government Day-lg Business Contest-43 Mardi Gras Queen Candidate-4g Band-1 ,2,3,4g Science Club-2,3,4g Stage Band-1,2,3,4g Class Treasurerel g Class Secretary-3g Who's Who Among American High School Students-4g Variety Show-3. ED SPURLIN-FFA-2,3. DAVID STANFORD-Football-1,2,3,4gWrestling-2,3,4g TrackH3g Track Manager- 1 ,2 3 Basketball Manager- l 5 FFA- 1,2,3,4g Treasurer-33 Vice-President-4g Band-1 ,2,3,4g Na- tional Honor Society-3,4g Boys State-3g Whois Who in American High School Students-4g Class Playse2,3g FFA State Contest-1,3,4g Math Club-2,3,4g Science Club-3,4g R-Club-3,43 Math Contest-3g American Legion Award-4. ANDY STONER-Track-1,2,3g Football-4g Class Play-3. JERRY SUTTERfFootball-1,2,3,4g Football Homecoming Attendant-3g Track-1,2,3g FFA-1,2,3,4g SentinalA3g Stu- dent Council-4g Barnwarming Attendant-3g R-Club-2,3,4g Student Council Representative-3g Treasurer-4. 40 MIKE THARPfFFAe2,3g Carpentryf4. CHUCK VIETS-FFAf2,3,4. JULIE WALTER-Basketballgl ,2g Trackel 3 Pep Club-1,25 Math Clube I ,2,3,4g Librarians-2,3,4g Treasurer-4g Junior Play-3g Speech 84 Drama Club-2,3,4g District Speech Con- test-2,3,4g Math Contest-2,3g Student Council-4g Publi- cations'3,4g EditorA4g Assistant EditorA3g Prom Server-2g Commencement Usher-33 Wrestlette-3,4g Head-4g Typing Award-1 g FFAf4g District FFA Contest-43 State FFA ContestA4g Variety Show-3g Editor Award-4g Band-1,2,3, 4g District Music Contest-3. MARLENE WALTER-Basketball-1 ,2,3,4g First Team All Conference-3,4g All District-4g Track-1,2,3,4g State Track 2,3,4g Band-l ,2,3,4g District Contest-2,3,4g State Contest- 3,4g FFA-2,3,4g District Conteste2,3,4g State Contest-2,4g Treasurer-4g Class President-2,33 Class Vice-President-1 g Student Body President-4g Student Council-4g Math Club- 3,4g Secretary-Treasurer-4: Publications-3 ,4g Speech 8L Drama ClubA4g Girls R-Club-4g President-4g FTA-43 President-43 National Honor Society-3,43 Junior Class Playg Good School CitizenA4g County Government Day-1g Basketball Attendantel ,3g Basketball Homecoming Queen- 43 Typing Award-2g Usher for Baccalureate-3g Pep Club- 1,2g Jazz Band-3,4g Business Contestf4g Band Secretary- Treasurer-2,3,4g Athlete of the Year-4g Danforth U Dare Youj Award-4. Ba H51 if , H05 ,JW ,ig V-AQ , Mx, Q? 'Vw ' gh f gg Q ,Q QL, ,. . .M X , K, K, gg ,fr six V miakijkk I I it k 6 x 1 F' A! 'vw' x M X 1 TQ' ,7 5 K, my ff, Y , uf- 4 L:-,saw 5 'uf' 'J' MI 'ws. ns. f Above: What they've been waiting for. The Big Event The class of '77 spent several hours preparing for Senior Class Day, Baccalaureate, and Commencement. Senior Class Day was held on May 25. After this, the seniors werenat re- quired to return to classes. Baccalaureate was May 22. Rev. Gene Swofford gave the sermon. Commencement-the final event-was held on May 26 in the gym. Dick Buckridge, Assistant to the President at NWMSU was the speaker. Diplomas were presented by the President of the School Board, Mr. Jess Omohundro. For many seniors, this was the last visit to R.P.H.S. Many memories were made during their school days that will never be forgotten. At right: So lost! Belowi Huh- Below: What a mess! gggg g J Above: So confused! 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