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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1980 volume:

F 1 1 51 E 1 Q 4 fu 1 F . il, 1 I 1 - n 1 ' ' , .A q Q I ' f-fri 4 2 1980 Blue Joy Rook Porl l?-ll School Rook Porl, Mo. Edlor Cindy Walker Assislonl Edilor Suselle Dougherly Phologrophers Chrisly Armstrong Moryonn L ylle Moll Sloner Mark Mlozek Sponsor K olh y Runkles Love Sfory The ROSS The Cheer- leaders in M755 North Dallas Forfy The PriZ9 Hghfef All Thai Jazz The Morh E venf sremenrary 9 Junior I-Hgh e 29 Faculfy er 45 Freshmen 63 Sophomores Juniors 'IF SE fx S X t 2 5 Q 1,35 J Q e -rr e eee ,e Table of Confenfs Aofivifies Organkclfiohs M185 1 Sporis 4 1 T 1 HODOIS Seniors Closing 144 1 E 103 E 'f 121 129 27 Years of Deotcafed Service Mrs. Dorothy QLowellJ Pierce retired from her fifth grade teaching position at Rock Port R-ll Elementary School at the end ofthe school year in May, following 27 years of dedicated services. Mrs. Pierce received her BS. Degree in Elementary Educa- tion from Tarkio College and began her earlier teaching in Rural Schools for three years. She then commenced teaching at Rock Portielementary schools, including sev- enth grade and later the fifth grade. Mrs. Pierce was named as one of the Outstanding Ele- mentary Teachers of America in 1974 on the basis of civ- ic and professional achievements. She was also nomi- nated for the 1979-1980 Northwest District Missouri State Teacher's Association for the OutstandingiEducator Award. . Mrs. Pierce is an MSTA and CTA memberg as well as a member of the First Lutheran Church, Rock Port. Her hobbies include antiques, flowers and reading. . The devotion and dedication evidenced in Mrs. Pierce's teaching profession the past 27 years has greatly benefit- ed and enlightened all those students whom she taught. She was a great asset to the elementary school system, and will be greatly missed. 5 , F, BOIT7 F199 Y Tammy and Shane with Big Bird. lulie Armstrong Peter Bachle Christina Bolin Tammy Brooks Patricia Bryant Aron Burke Christopher Chard james Curfman leremy Davis Bart Deardorff Donna Ellenburg Seth Gaines Heather Garst Kimberly Graham Shane Harbin Dean Harwell Timothy Henderson Lisa Holley Tracy Hughes Melissa Ingram 10 my 8 , Bib LDV ,9 st 5 sl XR 4 if .... Q91 Kindergarteners get in the swing for Halloween , , ,1-I , ' W 'U Q W.ji'f,,,,, ' ' Ui'7'l W'lZV :if.ig::2, W? W5 fD'f y' H V' !',f ' Nl' ' VXQWWV WWZGWKWI' Vfff fWWA'i ' Wei' WW , ' , f V ' V., If f wt A 5 'V 1 V VV V , , V K V. , I. V.-1.:1wW::V - , , --.,,: 4 -' V , i -. my f ff it f ff - ' Q' as 4 3 U ' r - f' fer, ,f' V , 3. V. v, . , .- f 4 , , Hams! , V ,V L V, fzf- - ' 2 - V 'ed fV v i ,ry I , ' 5 ' V ' f - n . ,, 1 f vi, ,git ,5,f,V.VVQ,,. I :Moy ,V , f , :za ,T V of 1 if, www! 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Although these activities take on the aspects of playing, the little students emerge with added knowledge. Academically, they delve into reading, readi- ness, math readiness, science, social studies and writing. Social adjustment is one of the most important part of their beginning year. Many friendships are formed that will grow through the school days. Mrs. Charlene Steele and Mrs. Suzanne Fentiman was in charge of learning of these students. Not shown are: Bobbie Maifield, Mike Neeman and jamie Sarchst. Timmy and Tracy play with warm fuzzies. W s f. ' . M M ' Ki . - .. K . - r - 5 K K I r . . K .. L L f . K . K at f i K K .K L K M Ng.. NK - as-f ' i s L, , ee K K .. . -M KK 'SQ . ' .-5' . . ' ' sf ' K-I N x . X. -. H- ' f I , fs., , Q- x K A .. Q' ' -, S f Ki we . KK 1 M . f KK Ns. M... ,.... 'K 5 K K ' K K C - 'rss A -- -- -. , - K as - N .. .. X -- - N - -- g . ,VW ,1ts,..ggXgx- 1- s n -7 'K -' sig it I - f - f . , A . .... - .- . E ., .. . .. X . L X s '--- Q R 'K ,fx 45' 1 . 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W K :.?55',,:7Kg1'fK.g ' Ki Mrs. Steele XLS X john Kirby Nathan Kirk Robert Kish Darla Lansdown Robert Larson Nikki Lee Beth Lewis lulie Lininger john Lucas Mark McKenney Richard Meyer Susan Morgason Donald Morton Susan O'Barsky Christy O'Laughlin Nancy Ottmann Tony Pittsenbarger Ryan Powell William Rightsell Kevin Shallenberger Matthew Schaffner Diana Thompson Clay Vogler Melanie White 'll ,, -XXX W- A Danielle Arnold as - . :Q- 5 -f-. . - Q.- ,, :-, . D 5 I-eela - it W ,Q XXX X i Andy Bachle , sf ' A ss gr. ' r X1- '12 ' - M- Ken Bemberger 3 . 5 . s 33 g Terry Bennington -Q 1 . W l r l 5 M T ae' g CNY Bolm T of ,i s east . A f rr A E A f r rr r ,rlr it l09Y B adleY A W A . rlrn ttiii rlrr ' f rrl l.r. . A 'N'- - - f ig t ' 3 ifti Traci Bryan 5 A rmlr . Kenneth Bryant ,as 1 ' , , g Kari Carpenter f -sv ' s eare -A yeel ...X ,ggi A Michelle Carter ee A A S - ' Hilary Chastain Q 4 , g' , . Robert Comstock Kelly Davis Amanda Dawson jennifer Driskell M Sabrina Ebrecht William Ebrecht 'nun- Grade 'I - Beglhn hg fo Clmb The first graders have made big progress, learning to read, print neatly, and learning letter sounds. They also studied maps, other countries, holiday customs, and learned to add and subtract. Games and group discus- sion made it easier to learn and more fun to do. The first graders were taught by Miss Diana Scott, Mrs. Mary Bryan and Mrs. Suzanne Fentiman for reading, At right: Doing their reading. -is s ml s s Tabatha Esser stsis . l h G' k X A 1 ssst 0 n 'es en - . .asa . i K SR Tami Grossman s,,s 4, K ' , 'X - , ,tttii A 3 Misty Harbin gg A S X X g, 1 - v T -,.. Eric Henderson tu' , . ,Q X . ' if K' Marde ,X , K s K ,,, Q N kj , . Q 9 ..1f.ige. as s s A .. :tr as N' trs ii ssss s iisii 1 a t . sssi Leo Holmes C :ST - --- T asssi ' - 5 N., , ' :s- -t ' - . ' fr' ' ' 'ft' . 2 ' so Sis S?-ggi. 1 A Stephanie Horning rirs T , sr.. 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N . ,. 2 1 ' V S Q1 if-f y,,-xc fs g S Q . Miss Scott and her reading class. Erin Koch Wendy Lane Jeremy Lewis Amy Lininger Lois McCoy Brandon Morgan Lisa Mulvania Melissa Olson Ryan Ottman Chasity Parks LB. Pearce Matthew Pierce Shawn Powell Brian Roach Carolyn Rosenbohm Shelley Runkles Charles Salfrank Samuel Sarchet Kevin Shomburg Michael Schlup Abby Smith Tricia Thomas Ronnie Welch Miss Scott Not Shown: Mrs. Bryan Doing his art. MM MMMM S KRMMM R . . .,.. V . MMMT Mlii M 1 'T Monique Brewer w I Matthew Burke 1. M M M g ave M M M M W Heather Culiat I .ilfv MM N l 1 gMMg,M M Brigitte Davis M . M M I M 1 M1 M ,M M1 M Michelle Finch at MM T ' R M ' -.. ,ff X-MM M,-S, , -MLM Nfl qiiijq :'.: x:'. .,-r M M:i:MMfQgfMfM3 N153 .':' ' iifull 'q 'M M. QM -----,--- '?T fMsML M3l3H?i'I s 'Mu iw? :.. M :LF. E M M MM . 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M1 M1 11 t Melissa Koch M M .M, M M M s Trent LaHue M M M M MMMM MM MMMM A . L MM M M. txik M 111111 ' 11 1 11 .. Kimbe Y a M 1 1 1 M 11 MMM -S MM 1 1 1 1 MMMM MMMMM Phill' Lmm er MMM MM MMMM P g MMMMMM' MMM MMMMM M is MMM M M MM M MM M M M M MMMMM MM Mt M f MM MM--M .M MM. MMM M -K M MM jeffrey l.Ott9I' it M M I 'M M M M M B M MM M '- Daniel Lucas .M MMMM M M M 1 My MM 1M MM .gs MMM M M ' ' .M M M ' MMM M' M MMM'M As M ' S EM ':. M S M 'MM ' t,Q'ifM MWMM. Tiffanl McAdams -.M M M M.. M .W 11 Ng MM ,Mg Adam Meyer M fc' MM Nfl? MM 'N'f'jMM M' M mf' ' ' M M MM 1 i . MMM MM MM Kevin Moody ,M M1 M 1 M M M 3 111m ,M-0' T ,-HM ,M S Grade 2- On wa d and Up wa d ag is The second grade was taught by Mrs. Dorothy Peck and Miss julie Maudlin. They were very busy throughout the year improving their reading and math skills. Everyone en- joyed choosing books on the Book Mobile and visiting the library. Miss Maudlin's class made stone soup and served it to all the second grade and Mrs. Wilma Grubb. Mrs. Dorothy Peck's class made Pilgram hat tray favors and delivered them to the Pleasant View Rest Home. At right: And she said this was easy! 'l4 443' ia Mum MM., M 'pw i M Working on Thanksgiving pr0j9CtS- Reading Christmas storybooks by the fireside. - . 'T , .- S W li 559 g T1 x. -lj' fglift . '. is eg if , V - f f, f S , S S X ge- f T Q S T . f ' V A ' S V V s 2 i f: 'S 5 Testing Can be fun. lllaa Sweet and innocent. V Ve fr, V- f LV V f f :af f if VV s'7zU325ifil77 IQ l'iL5?c ll , , T, J, ff ff L ff f X! ' 9 wal? ' ,ww g ' ,' V, . Iii ',,f V ' A M rffw ti K will V , ,V I El ' t wh, MS , wxj Wy? ,,,, L Y fi is , '42 li 'Q V .M ,... ..,. .... ,, ,. .awwgy W, - V. www. A W M my raw f ,W a I V9 4 Af e , f 4 is QQ lz5i V f EQ, Y HIE 'fra' T WL ,T 1 . ., . N ': f ,,:,ra2W - 1 r f ,gg L, VV VV 1 -V 9' , V Vt -'tif Z.,VV V - V Wm ' .. ,. ,':',V5aVVseVwV,-ffV T fV f -V ... 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Sf . . . 3 f LAL' . 125 f N E: 9452 .-ffffiid' ' y HA r .t t P ...S . . , cvs X ,W - . . ,.,,. 1. - 5-W S as x X N f E PVC ' X ss lx sxxsx -- wx -. ,EVEN-s X ,Q X it X t qi. fi xX'NNX X tai W X S Q X Xt S S s XX X 4-we Ox X X 56 Bi :xx Charlie Maddox Tony McAdams Michael McKenney Leonard Meek Heather Miles Timothy Muntz Earl Neemann Shauna Ottmann Brenda Parks Cathy Patterson lulie Pearce Sandra Perry Sandra Pfeil Melissa Powers Terry Roach Teresa Schramm Greg Shallenberger Chris Shue ' Grade 4 -I-igher Hey, he stole my stick. Fifty-five academically motivated, creative students en- tered grade four the latter part of August. Early in the year, Mrs. Mifflin's class studied different aspects of the tropical rain forests and deserts of the world. They also learned of early times and famous people in their own home state, Missouri. Multiplication and division, magne- tism and electricity have been highlights in Math and Sci- ence. To add to their knowledge and pleasure, for the second successive year, Mrs. Reid's class has corre- sponded with a fourth grade in Newington, Conn. They strived to put the l-YOU PEACE symbol to work, and made peace posters. Newspapers can be fun was the motto applied to the use of newspapers in the fourth grade classroom. This grade was taught by Mrs. Maradi Mifflin and Mrs. LaVona Reid. --'XM WI X NX N X ,ns fttt S is is X Bryan Slusher t Qs Q S Kim Smith . T .X..X Xsr's Gene Stoner 'ts R Teresa Stoner ' XS iiiti Thomas Squires . Scot Thompson X X , ,Xg X .. : X Matthew Tiemeyer s g Q 2 , Phillip Vogler fm Q T Gail Welch ' Mrs. Mifflin ' o f iiiti .rs.s Mrs. Reid . N' Eric Abbott Harvey Andresen Christy Burke Buffy Case Shelly Chastain Karl Curfman Larry Daugherty Michael Daugherty Cynthia Driskell Deanna Eagans Sandi Foster Kevin Hawk Patrick Hickey 204 W, f 21, M' ,J 2, ' X321 i Z 1 f 1 ,ni , ., 1 if My f ' KV 'SW if 8 f 5-'lm l ww J I fr . fl 2 -I it ' Coloring takes concentration. 11 -'--: ,,..,,,. X fa. ,, 4 ,, , ,.,,. A ,. 9, If -if 3 I ,, 4, , ,ck,, I A X 5 1 I 3 'Jw . 3 My Q Ki? ff, 1 , V fx, i ,M 42 251 2 -' f ilfiilf' T ,rag ft' ' -, V - i Za, T' MNA, .dn 3' it! as Ex t 43' Y. At :gt Kevin colors hard. ,rifwf ' C K' E -g 4 Fifth graders show off Santa bulletin board. igfifii if 2 N.. 'Wink ,f C A . , 4 N -0 N.. Y 1 . W M- AV! N Q-..: .:-15' s -- s .Nt ,cf g 4 - NX- T .1 'Q sm t .. t ,, ss N K K R ks si K? QQ Q E ii x ww-'E' Q i L,L.,, Q7 . .ks V X B X XX iitwxvxm .. S ti WW, , .it is xxxt ff if gg X5 -Q- Ex X., ,MW -i :.. 1 If-as . ., ,c is gl . ,,, ., . i, sa- 'K' i--5 X -N X X X x X gwix is X it Patrick Holmes Amy Horning james lensen Brian Kelly Scott Lane Kenny Lansdown Tammy Lewis Kellie Maifeld Terry Mclntosh Sally Neemann Timothy Oswald Kelly Powell Carl Powers Mike Remick Marlena Rosenbohm Steve Rosenbohm lodie Sabo Stephanie Scamman Grade 5- Striving 1 fo P ogress This year the fifth graders were taught by Mrs. Dorothy Pierce and Mrs, Wilma Moe. ln language, the fifth grade pupils continued to work with punctuation and capitaliza- tion skills. They also study the parts of speech and learned how each part is used in sentences. This is the year the pupils learn more about their emotions-why they react the way they do. The pupils suggest ways of dealing with situations, in which they experience their emotions. At left, Karl and Marlena show of their butter- fly collections. Y S ' .z . ' Todd Ssamman T ,as bt S tsl . f g Marjorie Schierkolk ie --stag skis . XX X f t gt - Q Q 5 A Scotty Schoonover E SQ A if Q j fx is ., Tony Shirley 4 ii . ..s. - .. A LV,L A s .I -1 :i I . Cory Shue ' g Curtis Siddens S... I .ac ...Mc - - . A Kristen Stites ' Billy Bob Thomas Melissa Watson . ..... ig' .. Tammy Zach g r l Mrs. Pierce Y . g L - . Mrs. Moe . ,ga 21 lodi Barnhart Aaron Case Cynthia Catlett jeff Cooper Kelly Ray Daugherty Toni Derring Scott Driskell Donald Edwards Amy Esser Danny Gardner Amy Garst Anna Gibson Bonnie Giesken Harland Gilmore Mike Hartman Kelley Hays Alan Herron Thea Herron Todd Herron julie Holmes Charles Hudson lana Hughes Shawn Hurst 22 E? X A- K A ' if Xkixsr . . Hrs? 'K ' - t A - .L X S X NN S' E Y l i ,lt A 1 C i S N...-nv . . ' fi 9 it , x tx ..,. . . , .,., N, gf is A K A Q55 ,... - ste,tte 4 - 5 .e, , ,- fx . 1 . ...A Y - , ,.,: I AMX 3 . .. V Nah., L s f, C'--If A -mf A A. :R y, as s , - ,si - as-5 an is ...,x -....., Q: iv- W ks V K' QMW' Mk' -1fl?f?3ji?2 Vw X, W X - 1 . , L is :AS r as es X- 1, 1. ss. -, -, 1- A xi A We . r - . , WX N x 2 N19 my , . ra KP .t sf W e s yeeaesa , ,G N. y C 1 G sg ,LT L . 'C l is ' 'Rf'-3' ' ' Q lulia Schlup takes a break. I msg 5 ti, - ft ' ,,..N aeee,.e Lstzvwssi .X I-If A , me vQ,...Q . , Y A X Xl X :lx X X Ns is it Nt S QQ X QQ X s -X ,, 5 Mrs. Kincannon instructs her class. l i' , I E is wx. fs P X, 'S 'as t? Q ,lgf --ss fi W X L ,fi W t -ffx - We if ir - xi S i ,,ii ' I , ,wt at A ,fl . X ,. ,sw us- . - t ,Q ms... 3 X i Matt dreams on. . ,K ESS , f- lacque Ingram 1. Martin lohnson 1 S Todd King E if X .g , Todd Kroll il -'E' lf- t Tasha LaHue Miles Leisman - '.I.'.... nnri T ,i is A Exif! if A it' Randy Llnlnger A I Q X 1 iiii Tina McKibben M Q t i.ar M Haze' MOVSQSOP T as 1- ' Renee Munsey it Telisa Pankau A T jg ,ft A if , Grade 6 - fo Greafer ei his A new addition to the curriculum in sixth grade was eco- nomics. The students especially enjoyed working with a land map of Rock Port. People from the community spoke to the students about small businesses, how checks work, and nuclear energy. A special unit on Mexi- can Christmas customs was culminated with the making of a pinata. The sixth grade teachers were Mrs. Linda Kincannon and Mrs. lulie Shrader. Not pictured are Rus- sell Lansdown and Betty Neemann. ,TL ,,1 s -11 mix ax Q E X 'HKS Q T Q xii 'Si X t-.as .1 qi A .,.tts T Q I ,ff 1 KN X . . , .W ' Sif t abd X X xxx ' .. 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Lori Patterson Dierdre Peterson Robert Phillips Ste hanie Powers Holljy Robinson llee Sauter Bryon Savala Darren Schierkolk julia Schlup lo Stoner Shelley Stoner Sabrina Swofford Richard Sybert April Tudor Michelle Welch Matt Wilczek Mrs. Kincannon Mrs. Shrader Beneficial Aid The elementary students was helped out by a staff of teachers who dedicated their time and concerns toward the advancement of the children's education. Their devo- tion toward the students is greatly appreciated by all of those involved. Pictured at right: Mrs. Cherri Zimmerman, special education instructor. Mrs. Mary Price, instructional aide. Mrs. Margaret Phelps, remedial instructor. Mrs. Dlfme Abbott, f9HCl1Gf'S aide Mrs. Esther Long, remedial math instructor is shown below. ,, . n 'B 2 Q ye... L .t extra if' f 'i5fifW ff? f in Mrs Nigh helps her students. Mrs. Nigh shows interest in her stu- dents. A favorite in her class was making pancakes. Mrs. Nigh escorts her class in from recess. wmxsnmsma. .vumnolfu vat ln Lovlhg Memory of Mrs. Jane Mgh Mrs. lane Nigh, teacher of second grade, passed away lune 20, 1979. Mrs. Nigh graduated from Rock Port High School and then attended Peru State College and gradu- ated with a B.S. in education degree from Tarkio College. During her teaching years she taught in the elementary grades in Watson, Gallatin, and Rock Port for 36 years with the last 18 years in Rock Port. She will be always remembered for her thoughtfulness in sending birthday and graduation cards to the students she had had in class. Mrs. Nigh was deeply loved and appreciated by all, and will be greatly missed. EL Vocaisfs, Musicians The elementary music classes presented two programs this year. The Christmas program, 'Crandma's Christmas Scrapbook , included grades K-3. The children portrayed carolers, bakers, trains, cookies, snowflakes, and many other roles. Grade 4-6 presented the Spring program, llMonster Madness . Main characters for this production were: April Tudor as Happy Medium, Tim Minter as Dr. Frankenstein, jerry Moreno as Count Dracula, Brian Savala as Wolfman, lodi Barnhart as Tombstone, and Aar- on Case as lgor. Thirty-six sixth grade band students learned the fundamentals of playing and properly caring for their in- struments. Marching techniques were studied as well as aspects of performance. The band performed at the Christmas concert and closed a very successful year by playing at the lr. High Spring Concert. Shown at right is elementary music teacher Mrs. Tamara Curfman. The reindeer sing. The train engineers. Christina and Aron tell Santa what they want gk. N fx! mf Just You and Me ldd lov Adamson ffl B Patrick Alley iss Gina Bemberger ' in Qxlf X X X XR-V+ X x se V Q xxx as is Q X XX - q N X Rxv Staci Bennington S Cary Boatman , QQL rs Betty Bowers igig f tee s Tammy Bradley David Burke Dawn Courtney Brenda Danley Mona Deering Sue Driskell Kay Edwards Stacy Fischer Carol Freeman Patrick Garst Celeste Gilbertson Britt Harmon Shannon D. Holmes Shannon M. Holmes Roger Houts Darlene Hulett Todd Irvine Troy Lahue lulee Lair Mike Lansdown Lisa Lawless Wade Lininger Kristie Lipham Andy Lloyd All Smiles. Grade 7- Ascencfng fo the Unexplored This years' seventh graders were kept busy with the chal lenge of high school life. They had a different teacher ev Q ,lf 1 L y .5 f if 4 ' Z ' f f- Q -, f ery hour and were involved in more activities as: sports , S i T 1, . ' I pep club and organizations. This years class officers were: ff ' i' f K T is lulie Vogler, presidentg jeff Pearce, vice-presidentg Kristee Zach, secretaryg Britt Harmon, treasurerg Kristie Lipham i and Roger Houts, student council. , M yth gi!! l 1 f , ii fill ' - ' as V' I 'Vi in B T lrsi l-la Q f as I N K. Y ,,. 53, 30 Scientists at work. H0m9C0mlnS V0YfiltY- Leaders of the Pack. eg 2 2 if f ww, . t ' ' l ,, We KZ f , nw ' M 3 TW ' B f f A .,-vawxj, it 7,7 :ff fail' fway w' Wx i twig! 1 Wa A-V Lynn McKibben Bruce Million Alice Parks leff Pearce Danny Perry Terry Peterson Dianna Rightsell Billy joe Roberts jimmy Roberts Billy Rostron Carl Sabo Matt Schlup Kim Schraeder Sara Stites Mike Thomas Scott Trauernicht Julie Vogler Kristee Zach Miss Brubaker Mrs. O'Laughlin Mr. Radtke Grade 8- New Horl2on This year's eighth grade had a rewarding year. The boys participated in their second year of football, basketball, and track. The girls enjoyed their second year of pep club, basketball, and track. They had many interesting ex- periences in science, math, social studies and language art's, which will help themto prepare for their freshmen year. Leading tthis group of students were: Dee Ann Rosenbohm, president, Mark McMahon, vice-president, Malisa Croff, secretary, Karen Allee, treasurer, Marcy Chamberlain, and Binky Minter, student council. At right: Football homecoming attendants. Karen Allee jessie Andreson Trudy Bartles Kerry Beasing Todd Bennington Andy Bryan Marcy Chamberlain Lisa Chastain Bill Cook Patty Cook Sonny Cook Scott Daugherty Darren Deatz john Desmond, jr. Valorie Fischer Tony Gaylor Malisa Groff Kent Haynes Mike Herron Christina Hudson Amelia jimenez jeff jochim Giles jones Traci Kelly Michelle Lane Matt Leisman james Lewis Patty Lewis Ken Lininger Shelly Lininger 32 l 4 X N S52 R h If 'X gX f sXu,Xst gg? . SR X 5, N K l 5 X X 1 X X 5 ., Q,,' ' if Ss V 7 - s '- ' - - -. fl , 'GSE I 'Q . - . slim? 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SRF 5 f ' 315 7 1 Q X . ,,X , 5,..3.ks ' ' N x X so w is kg , W X ls fs is g E .t If A 1 'R ' S on - f : W gf' -X. -W a . as La 1 X X X s ,, at . ii N P S 5 t ' El WARS QQ K X5 P Q3 X X xii' XL 3 f .5 , 1 X :'1 Xkh l Xt IW X if X S W 5 Q 3 2 N gi iff-nf S R c , X XX r was Q sw SS a NX Quint Lingerfelt Mark McMahon Binky Minter Dawn Moreland Tammy Morgason Tommy Morgason julie Muntz Rodney Needs Duane Parks Joni Phelps Steve Pierce Norma Reynolds Brad Robinson Dee Ann Rosenbohm Theresa Rosenbohm Susan Salfrank jeff Savala Donna Schoonover Leo Shirley Dave Smith Colin Smyth Deborah Squires Christopher Stout Kim Thompson Elizabeth Watson David Wedel Dean Welch Mike Welch Billy lack Wilson Mrs. Dulgarian Mr. Moore Mrs. White 33 Junior 1-igh msfruofors The great teaching staff has attributed to the success of the junior High students. Classes required in junior High are Health, Math, Science, Social Studies, Physical Educa- tion, and English. Electives are Art, Band, Chorus, and Shop. junior High opens the door to a new world, but each and every student anxiously awaits High School. Mr. lim Sevela, Art. Above: Mr. Tony Gaines, Social Studies. Below: Mr. William Runkles, Science. i Mrs. Kyra Bachle th Mrs. Ann Greiner, i guage A Mr. Ken Greiner, Band At left: Mr. Rex Brooker, Math Ms. Vickie Brubaker ay Schumacher, Chorus ffm-M JH Football, Row 1: B. Million, M. McMahon, C. Smyth, D. Deatz, T. Irvine, B. Cook, M. Leisman, Q. Lingerfelt. Row 2: M Welch, R. Needs, K. Beasing, A. Bryan, l. Savala, P. Garst, S. Pierce, S. Trauernicht, T. Bennington, B. Rostron. Row 3: l lochim, D. Smith, I. Lewis, K. Lininger, B. Harmon, D. Burke, M. Thomas, M. Lansdown, D. Perry, B. Minter. Row 4: P Alley, T. Gaylor, T. Morgason, D. Welch, D. Parks, T. Laheu, l. Pearce, W. Lininger, S. Daugherty, B. Robinson, R. Houts Row 5. Coach Gaines, QS. Gaines, L. Daugherty, B. Savala-Managersj, Coach Runkles. Jr. Jays Exercise Teamwork The junior High Football team finished the 1979 football season with a 2-2 record. The team had a good season with coaches Tony Gaines and Bill Runkles, only losing in close games. Many players are looking forward to playing high school ball next year. At right: The coaches look over a play. ' ' ' s ' s s' lays fall on loose ball. lr. High Girls basketball team, Row 1: N. Reynolds, S. Fischer, K. Zack, l. Adamson, E. Watson, M. Chamberlain, M. Groff D. Rosenbohm, S. Lininger, B. Bowers, C. Boatman. Row 2: K. Schraeder, A. limenez, C. Freeman, J. Vogler. Row 3: C Gilbertson, K. Lawless, I. Lair, S. Holmes, S. Stites, K. Lipham, S. Bennington, D. Hulett, D. Squires, R. Rebel, T. Kelly, D Schoonover. Row 4: Assistant Coach, Rex Brooker, Coach, Bill Runkles. Marcy d JH Roundbolers Clhch 7-4 Season This season was a good one for Coach Bill Runkles and Assistant Coach Rex Brooker. The girls brought home a third place trophy from the South-Holt Tournament, and ended the season 7-4. ribbles by the Rockets. Norma shows her strength. AfT19li8'S great Steal! l 'U .. W 'T - .. .. : W in 335 5'-gl' 'f si '9' 1 7 'Y 4' 1, th I wil' v W 'WF 4 Bruce winds up to throw. Marlo's big jump. Duane gets get, Jr. I-Hgh Boys Track A large number of junior high boys' participated in junior high track this year to make it a very competitive season. The boys' placed 3rd in the Mound City Invitational with 73 1X5 points. Also, in the dual meets they were 3-0 against South-Holt, Craig and West-Nodaway. Several records were broken by the following people: Mario Mereno broke the record in the 400 M. run, with the time of 56.6, and in the 800 M. run with the time of 2:13,4. The 800 M. relay also broke a record, with the time of 1:49.2, which consisted of Mike Welch, Colin Symth, Matt Leisman, and Marlo Mereno. They all worked very hard to make it a successful season. At left: Binky takes the lead. lr. High Boys' Track team, Row 1: M. Mereno, T, LaHue, S. Pierce, M. McMahon, M. Minter, Q. Lingerfelt, C. Smyth, M. Welch, B. Robinson. Row 2: W. Lininger, B. Million, R. Houts, l. lochim, R. Needs, R. Potter, D. Parks, l. Pearce, A. Bryan, D. Smith, l. Savala. Row 3: Coach Mark Dulgarian, D. Perry, M. Lansdown, D. Deatz, B. Cook, M. Thomas, S. Trauernicht, D. Burke, l. Roberts, Assistant coach, Rex Brooker. . 1sxs2tw5:ss45i sie. i f' ii - i 1... . ., .. . .. . . is .--. t t..s... 1: sw s 'tiQEii':g : I. .- f all ,, ,Y RW as LM. ask jr. High Girls Track Team, Row 1: G. Bemburger, S. Bennington, I. Lair, L. Lawless, B. Danley, B. Bowers, M. Schrader, C. Boatman, A. liminez, D. Schoonover. Row 2: T. Rosenbohm, S. Holmes, K. Lipham, l. Vogler, D. Hullett, S. Stites, M. Groff, M. Chamberlain, L. Chastin, S. Lininger, K. Allee, L. Watson. Row 3: Mr. Rex Brooker, N. Reynolds, V. Perry, M. gefering, C. Zach, S. Fischer, P. Cook, C. Freeman, D. Rosenbohm, K. Thomas, T. Peterson, M. Lane, and Mr. Mark u garian. Jr. I-Hgh Girls Track T The jr. High girls did very well this year. They took sec- ond in the Indian Relays were 3-0 in dual meets with South Holt, Craig, and West Nodaway. At the Rock Port Girls Invitational they took first with a record breaking score of 165 pts. The new records set by individuals were: L. Watson in the 200 m. with the time of 28.8, D. Rosenbohm in the 800 m. Run with the time of 2:42.2, C. Boatman had the time of 4122.1 in the 1200 m. run. Both relays broke records. In the 400 m. relay with the time of 56.9 was: A. liminez, M. Lane, D. Hullett, and l. Lair. The 800 m. relay consisted of D. Rosenbohm, M. Chamber- lain, L. Watson, and M. Groff with the time of 2:00.4. M. Groff also broke two other records, they were 55 m. low hurdles in 10.1 and in the Long jump she jumped 14'8 . At Right: Girls listen to Mr. Finke's instructions. Karen attempts the High lump. Kim strains for a longer jump. Amelia is ready to hand off. Q f:- X . ft- i . V A - 1 . Junior high Spirit Roisers The junior High Pep Club and Cheerleaders did a fine job of keeping the overall spirit and enthusiasm going strong this year with forty-one girls. They were sponsored by Ms. Kay Schumacher and officers were: Valerie Fischer, president, Kim Thompson, vice-president, Lisa Chastain, secretary, Kristie Lipham, treasurer, Karen Allee, student council. Cheerleaders at left: DeeAnn Rosenbohm fHeadJ Melissa Groff, lulee Lair, Marcy Chamberlain, Kim Schraeder, Cary Boatman. Below: The cheerleaders lead the pep club in a cheer. lr. High Pep Club, Row 1: 1. Lair, l. Adamson, l. Muntz, C. Zach, B. Bowers, l. Vogler, S. Bennington, D. Hullett, D. Schoonover, D. Rosenbohm. Row 2: Ms. Schumacher, K. Schraeder, D. Squires, T. Peterson, C. Bemburger, T. Bradley, V. Fischer, L. Lawless, S. Fischer, M. Chamberlain, Row 3: C. Boatman, S. Stites, C. Cilbertson, I. Phelps, L. Chastain, K. Thomas, D. Moreland, T. Kelly, C. Freeman, S. Salfrank, M. Groff. Row 4: M. Lane, V. Perry, S. Holmes, K. Lipham, R. Rebel, B. Danley, C. Hudson, S. Driskell, T. Bartles, P. Cook. NY. My 2 , El +-v -Dv Xwi Hi' kk? ' A- A VV.6 Q N Er fiixd I V LQ,! A,, lg: K VVLL LL ' L k YVVV V . 4. Aivl i ,,, V 3 WW , 31:5 ff K JZ' 'L u , 1 ' , , .,. K , ..V, ,Q ,,, ,L,, , - ,L : ,,-,+. f lunior High Chorus, Row 1: K. Zach, C. Boatman, K. Shraeder, C. Gilbertson, l. Roberts, R. Potter, B. Danley, T. Bradley, D. Squires, S. Salfrank. Row 2: K. Edwards, L. Lawless, T. Rosenbohm, B. Bowers, V. Fischer, l. Muntz, S. Bennington, l. Vogler, l. Lair, l. Adamson, R. Rebel, T. Peterson, P. Cook, l. Andresen, C. Hudson, T. Bartles, D. Rightsell, S. Daugherty, R. Needs, G. lones, B. Wilson, l. Lewis, C. Smyth, D. Wedel, D. Welch, M. Smith, B. Cook, V. Perry, N. Reynolds, l Phelps, L. Chastin, D. Mooreland, K. Allee, A. Jimenez, E. Watson, K. Thompson, M. Lane, L. McKibben, S. Driskel. La, La., how the life goes on. Ma, Me, Mi, Mo, Ma-a-a-a-a. Junior I-Hgh Crooners The junior High Chorus was under the direction of Ms. Kay Schumacher. This was Ms. Schumachers first year of teaching, which brought on alot of trying times, new ex- periences, and friends. Pictured at the left are: K. Beasing and V. Fischer. 43 V44 i -Q. ms XX mm X L , J QE .- C . i N ,M - W 'V X MMS ID- f 1 'V And Jusfice FO A0 Mr. Frank Rybnick, Superintendent and lennie Howell, lanet Griffin and Tom Boatman newly elected members Secretary to the School Board. Larry Cooper, Vice- President. Don Mobley member and lack Scamman President School Board Works Dllgenfly The School Board held various meetings this past year concerning such matters as: the students welfare, devel- oping policies, dealing with rules and regulations and the school officials worked hard to carry it out. An important function of the School Board was to set up the budget and secure teachers. The School Board worked diligently throughout the year to benefit the students of RPHS At right: Paul Tiemeyer, Treasurer. Admlhisfrdfors 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 take out and help a student with any problems they may have. Pictured at left is Mr. Robert Couldry, High School Princi- pal. Below far left, Mrs. Wilma Grubb, Elementary Princi- pal. Below center, Mrs. loan Adamson, Elementary Secre- tary. Below right, Mrs. Betty Muntz, High School Secretary. Bottom far left, Mr. Steve Scamman, Adminis- trative Assistant and COE Director. Bottom center, Mrs. Jennie Howell, Secretary to the Superintendent. Bottom right, Mr. Frank Rybnick, Superintendent. ...QM-f'Q one eye' ls this showing pernicket Do you want something? Classroom study. Y Mrs. Dulgarian hands Shannon I I Uflhzlhg Engish Teaching in the English and Speech department at RPHS were Mrs, Barbara Marquart and Mrs. Sidney Dulgarian. Classes under the direction of Mrs. Marquart were: Ap- preciation of Literature, Paragraphs, Themes, Theatre, English Literature, Research and Critical papers and Speech. Mrs. Sidney Dulgarian's classes this year consist- ed of: Grammar, World Literature and American Litera- ture. She also taught eighth grade Language Arts. ln the Foreign Langauge department, Mrs. Ann Greiner had stu- dents in French I and IV and Spanish l. She also taught jr. high Language Arts classes. At right: Are Doug and Eric really working? l . May l help you? Cheers! Boy, this is Fun! f 54 352 VWW ., f . ..,., .:.,,, W Kim and lulie put their brains to work. Acqulhhg Self Imp ovemenf This year Ms. Wessler's classes were: Family Relations- Child Development, Home Economics I and ll, Consumer Education, Housing and Personal Management. Besides their classroom studies and projects, they have enjoyed the guest speakers who have come and talked to them on various topics. At left: Ms. Wessler judges the girls' projects. Sitting pretty. RK 5 - .. 1 wf4fQf'? l S l 3 x Mr. Wayne Moore taught math classes this past year. The classes offered were Geometry, Algebra ll, Physics, Trignometry, and Math Analysis. These students worked hard every day and on free days played math games. To help share the load Mr. Charles Bachle taught two Alge- bra l classes along with various science classes. Mr. Bachle taught the first year math students factoring and some simple graphing. 5,4 as K ,uk a .t.., . N. ' ' :Ii 2 . . 5 ii f :hmm w a Cm I wx fi f Q .f-sew Cs: Q L E N 2 i ' A X st S 1 -rr ii 'Yx sNEv1 at 5 Ht Takmg a Matt gives his theory. Mr Bachle At Right: Mr. Moore explains. Hguro- fively Speaking WW i, ww . . . 1. U V L I ' wwf Mr. Bachle knows all. Encounfering Sciences The science department was taught by Mr. George Radtke and Mr. Charles Bachle. Mr. Radtke taught Phys- ical Science, Chemistry, and advanced Chemistry. Mr. Bachle taught Earth Science, Biology and advanced Biol- ogy. The Chemistry classes studied chemical reactions and atom structures. The Biology classes have disected everything from worms to cats. The Biology class did the simpler organisms. The advanced Biology class spent most of their time on sharks and cats. At Left: Zel shows his skill. Mary Grace shows her cat? vwfwm x f :nm e..W-ana. 'f w fwfiaivwymvm.m f 1 Mai :X WQWQ bf ss 'i T l Q Undersfandhg Pa 1' and Present Mr. Gene Finke instructed American and World history classes. Through the use of class discussions, many inter- esting and intriguing facts have been discovered by the American history students. The use of tests, games, and discussions has increased the students ability to reason. World history students have traced the development of western civilization from pre-historic man to the present. Mr. Mark Dulgarian taught American Government, Psy- chology, Sociology, Health, Geography and Driver's Edu- cation. Students kept busy making workbooks, giving re- ports, having classroom discussion and taking tests. Driver's Education was taught in the summer instead of the usual school year. At right: Mr. Finke points to Af- ghanistan. Below left: What page was that on? y 'Qwes- Bently thinks history is cool And that s the way it is' Shock for T,M.! That's right it s gone' I m 'W ..,, - T wif' 5 sfusmotf COE students for this year, Row 1: B. Alloway, I. Croff, C. Bill selects the choice. T. Schomburg. Row 2: D. Schoonover, C. Walker, M. Long, R. Moore, K. Hendrickson, Row 3: K. Cilbertson. f n,t How about this one? E23 Occupation Experience This year's COE class has eleven students. These students worked at various places of business each school day for a minimum of two hours and earning a salary while they worked. There is also classroom work for one hour each day. Some of the areas discussed in classroom discussion were: orientation to employment and the world of work, employer-employee relations, coworker relations, job ap- plications and interviews, federal income taxes, and an in- vestigations of various occupations. Two periods a day were allocated for employment with some students working as many as three. Each student needs a minimum of ten hours per week employment in order to receive credit for employment. At left: Denise enjoying her book- keeping. The great class discussion! 1- ., i. .... . .- -:- rt -5 '- -49? tisswr 'M- Greg and Eric work intently on a grandfather It was a shocking experience clock. Advancing in Ag., lndusf. Arfs Mr. john Pierce fat Ieftj instructor of Ag, kept busy with Ag I, ll, IV and Ag Structure and Construction for one se- mester each. Ag I studied the history and purposes of FFA and animal sciences and production. Ag II dealt with plant sciences, corn and soybean production and small projects. Ag IV was classes on Advanced Livestock pro- duction and Advanced Crop production. The Industrial Arts classes had a busy year too. Mr. Raymond Eickhoff instructed jr. high shop and high school students in gener- al shop, woodworking, and drafting. His students made many leather, various wood and metal projects. I absolutely love perfection' Pat puts it together ls this good? WWW JK Speedy typersl De veloplhg Skills Preparing the students for the business world were, Mrs. Kathy Runkles and Mrs. Diana White. Mrs. White's classes consisted of Business Law, Recordkeeping, Basic Business, Bookkeeping l and ll and Business English. Mrs. Runkles taught Typing, C.O.P., Publications and Shorthand. Mrs. Runkles' C.O.P. girls enjoyed doing machine transcription, working on duplicating machines and doing different projects. Mrs. VVhite's classes had an exciting time going on several field trips. Both teachers gave their students practice sets, which included work they would do in the business world. At right: You just don't! Hard working girls. This is Valerie by Mrs. Runkles explains how to type a letter. This better be right. Bob and Mark go grocery shopping. wswK M Ev unafi W, 4' 1 Come on SueAnn roll'um. She's all smiles Kathie looks surprised. Mr. Rader tl Physical Acfivisfs Mr. Mike Rader and Ms. Vickie Brubaker shared the re- sponsibility of the Physical Education classes again this year. This was the second year for co-ed PE. PE was taught 4th and 7th hour only. Some of the units covered by the students were: badminton, bowling, pool, swim- ming, and volleyball. The students really enjoyed this year, At right: lim plays snooker. e and all. eyes mWW 7 Al VM2'Z9 'KH5V'7W!' ffwffif- 2 at 2i,f2.1gf,r 2 7 :iff if sm K 1 5 1,15 5 k. A w - J f H N , , .egg 5' uk 25 mffi ' f , ii? fill le 1- L m 5 , . Us .kh. Q .SSN b - 'L W-.,,,,.,.,, , w F ' ELS ,gffff'..,- N Cooks, Row 1: Becky Kuhns, Lucile Thompson, Sylvia Clodfelter, Rosita Stoner, Anabelle Lewis, and ludy Wilczek. Menu Speeiaisfs Prepare Lunches The food supervisors of Rock Port R-2 had a tough job laid out for them this year. They had three different lunches to serve every day. The students had a choice between hamburger and french fries, regular lunch, and a chef salad. At right: Susette, MaryAnn, and Christy make a toast. Bottom left: Teachers enjoy their lunch. Kevin has a mouthful. Waiting to munch the lunch. K A R -tel-15 we M .. 4, . leff eats his lunch. De voflhg Skids and Knowledge Rock Port High had many helpful teachers and personnel. Here are five, very hard working non-teaching people. ln the left corner is Miss Kathy Hunter, she is the Speech Therapist and helps with all types of speech problems. Mrs. Sharon Gaines, top center, is the Teachers Aide and is very helpful to them. Center left, Mrs. Beverly Stewart, school nurse, is responsible for the students health and care during school. Center is the school librarian. Mrs. Betty Burke helps keep the library in order, and helps stu- dents find what they need. At left is Mr. Mike Rader, the school guidance counselor. He has the job of school schedules, helping students with problems and helping students plan classes for college. Exfra Assistance Lenf by HGIDITIQ Hands Mrs. Carol Harmon taught the ungraded students. They worked on the required subjects such as: math, science, language, and history. She also tudored students having difficulty. Mrs. Sharon O'Laughlin taught the reading classes. These classes were used to help students im- prove the basic reading skills emphasizing on vocabulary and comprehension. At right: Mrs. O'Laughlin grading pa- pers. lunior works hard. Mr Mrs. Harmon reads a story. Mark s thinking? Walt Milsap, custodian. Beneficial lnotspensobles The school custodians and bus drivers had a busy year. The custodial staff was responsible for keeping the entire school clean. The bus drivers were responsible for getting to out-of-town activities and getting the students to and from school. The bus drivers for this school year were, bottom, row 1: Loraine Chastain fBus Supervisorl, Steve Grossman, and Charles Eddy. Row 2: Gene Swofford, Max Davis, Carrol Chastain, Arnelle Landsdown, Linda Oswald, Bud Hill, and Gary Bogenreif. Not shown are: Eula Perry and Charles Carpenter. Duane Thiesfield, custodian. Steve Grossman, custodian. ClW8I'l9S Lorenz, Custodian --e- X , f ., s--fmfvuuma, mvmsr ::f,-straw-Samir:-Qs g:1s-s- ilu, f. -- s - . f X.n....f' x ' K 1 uw' 1 ' . ' -X - xl-X Breaklhg Away Grade 9- Bracing for the Un no wn The first year in high school was a busy one for the Freshmen. During the year they were involved in sports various organizations and clubs, Mass Band Day, and County Government Day. The leaders of the class were: Leann Deatz, presidentg Armanda Maheu, vice-presidentg Alycia McKibben, secretaryg Melinda Garst, treasurerg Kel- ly Lipham and Neil Mobley, student council. Alan Duntz Diane Freeman Melinda Garst Thomas Gibson Teresa Gilmore lim Gilpin Mark Hartman Doug Heard Tom Heard Tony Howell Dena Hudson Sherry Hulett Russell Alley Marcy Boatman Terry Bradley Milton Bramble Marvin Cooper jeff Daugherty Leann Deatz Sheila Dillon lim Dockins lohn Dukes iii avg' Freshmen hard at work 'elf 'PAN' Angie Husing Dan lngram Phil Ingram Rhonda Kuhns Christie Lane loy Lewis Kelly Lipham Armanda Maheu Alycia McKibben Mike McMahon Kathy Meek Neil Mobley Anita Moore Dean Needs Donna Neemann Dennis O'Barsky Becky Pankau leff Powell Freshman Homecoming Attendents. Christy Webster T. M. Wharton Dena Whitham Mrs, Burke Mrs. Harmon Not shown: Mr. Dulgarian Rick Rightsell Keith Savala Tony Scamman Pam Schlup Stephanie Schoonover Gayle Thomas 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 fi Saw Beyond the Door Eric W0Vk5 hard on W5 Shop Pfolect- Sophomore football homecoming attendentsi. B- Mike Burg Brad Burke Cheryl Catlett Brooke Cooper Monica Cooper Gene Danley Lynda Danley julie Dukes Exa Easley Becky Fischer Shelley Freeman Becky Groff Mike Harmon Beverly Haynes Shane Heits lon Hollister Kevin Hurst joseph Ingram Michael limenez lames lochim Carrie Johnson Grace lones Sherry Kennell Dennis Kerr Lloyd Lee Kirk Greg Kroll Doug Lade David Lair Douglas Lane Marty Lytle Samuel Bennington Margee Bogenreif Lawna Bray Becky Brusha ,QQ NJ sl - 'N . .- , as ax ' X sy if S ,,, x x L -xv 3 . . ,tg 2 . Q 1 X ' i lm. r E s,,t -V? tc . Q t , 2. ja-M if Y T' L -A ss fs. k '- 'Z s B 1 .. J l T 'kg ss , C, tl ns.: ' + 1 , I sf 'F Qs Sig. we ., l .' .1 V : -1 f E- X S X Bi xy L X 5 a 39 N X df is X , 5 xxgx B ggi 5 1 N . -., . B L B B sccprp T ' ' 1 1 NZ': fgjf E . - K' ' . X N fa 2 I 3 K' S ? A si't' ' S Q-.1 ff f- ff f f NN X fix Q Q 5 X Qs as -sm as 'I frt A L We ,.,, - . 5- 3: fa-.Lf . ' , . . . we Ng' J L . .- 1 .,..,,. 1 Nl it X wif BS 'WV' WY xxx it we x ,,., '2 .f I - - iff'---S as - L ,ls .lgvfip Q fmwie. sc- N' ,.-. pst: f - -V51 Q HIE -- L - 1 J L -' :Se rf:ii'i Q- Q Q M C .,,, james Watson Mrs. Runkles Ms. Schumacher Mr. Sevela A .N K . .-Q A laNay Martin Shawn Minter Pamela Mobley Eric Mulvania Christy Muntz Lisa Nielsen Kerry Oswald Donald Perry Connie Peterson Michael Pfeil lolene Powers Allen Rosenbohm Kelly Salfrank jill Scamman Kimberly Scamman jeffrey Schlup Virgil Schramm Melinda Shelton Clarence Squires Penny Squires lill Sybert Susan Thompson Stacy Tudor Mianne Underwood Grade 10- Bearing Ever Upward This year the class of 'l82 got to be upper classmen for the first time. They got to be more selective in class courses and took a more active part in sports, organiza- tions and activities. Leading the sophomore class were: Eric Mulvania, student councilg Pam Mobley, student councilg Monica Cooper, treasurerg Becky Fischer, secre- taryg Susan Thompson, vice-presidentg Shawn Minter, president. 69 1 I 1 l a 1 M., , 'ffmzg , me ,, 5'-X. A x--mm.. ...- Q ,. .. ,Q ' xx.,-' 'Nw wxfxmwk K K, 5 I-ih Anxiety Bobby Clark Teresa Cook Bill Danley Susette Daugherty Leo Desmond Amy Duntz Zel Fischer Susan Freeman Tammy Gibson Beverly Gil in Billy Howeh, Bryan Hurst Bernadine Ingram Yolanda Jimenez Carla Kerr Kim Kroll Michelle Kroll Mark Leisman Mike Leseberg Dianna Lynn Curtis Mather Doug McMahon lulia Morrison Sandra Morton 72 Fearless Leaders Jeanette Allee jo Bermingham Randy Burke My , , LV f f w , f flf, ff' f 2 4 5 an 2 2 iz gf it 'A Q ' ' 4 ' ul 17 ml are 1. is ,,.,, . wal wud Mike Nielsen Patricia O'Barsky Dawn Pankau Conda Peeler Debbie Pfeil Lisa Phelps Marcella Phelps Kathie Phillips Duane Ploof Renee Powers Sherry Record Tamera Rosenbohm Deborah Savala lody Savala Sue Ann Schoonover lane Schultz Barton Shaw Pat Sheldon Tammy Shirley Marieann Smith Sharon Smyth Carolyn Squires Wes Stallsworth janetta Swofford Mary Grace Sybert Whitney Tudor Shannon Underwood Mrs. Bachle Mr. Brooker Mrs. Greiner Grade 'I 'I - Nearlhg the Peak This has been a great year for the juniors of 80. They grew up fast because they had to. We took on new re- sponsibilities such as junior stand and the junior-senior prom. We got to choose between a round or square class ring and became more active in sports, organiza- tions and activities. The class officers were: Sandie Mor- ton, president, Marieann Smith, vice-president, Wes Stallsworth, secretary, Dianna Lynn, treasurer, Susan Free- man and Doug McMahon, student council. Sandie Mor- ton moved to Washington so Marieann Smith moved to the presidency and Tammy Shirley was elected as vice- president. Bill the expert W 73 More American Grafifi 0 O i 9 Homecoming Royalty, Row 1: Kim Schraeder, Kim Thompson, Kelly Lipham. Row 2: Lawna Bray, julie Mobley, Cheryl McCall, Kymm Phillips, and Dianna Lynn. Row 3: Tony Gayler, Chris Chamberlain, Audie lackson, Tony Schomburg, Mike Nielsen, Tony Scamman, and Patrich Garst. Not Shown' Greg Kroll' The king and queen at last. Wonderland l During football homecoming week each football player had a secret guardian angel. They decorated lockers, made them food and candy and had several other sur- prises for them. On Friday the cheerleaders gave a pep assembly, where they did cheers and performed a skit. The Bluelays got off to a good start with a victory over the Craig Hornets 21 to 16. Following the game a coranation was held, crowning Cheryl McCall and Audie jackson as queen and king. The crown bearers were Lisa Holley and Matthew Schaffner. The dance took place in the Multi-purpose room with the band, labber, providing the music. A kiss . . . for the king?!? S 8 I H I l l5i TQ A . 5 4-fx Q, if N :L fi ,W Magical Momenfs The theme of the 1979 Christmas Ball was lllvtagical Mo- ments . Decorations, set up by the Student Council, in- cluded, foil stars hanging from the ceiling, snowflakes, bells and stockings decorated the walls along with a colorful mural of Santa Claus and his reindeers and a Christmas tree decorated with lights and ornaments. Mu- sic was provided by Eclipse The annual event was held December 15, in the multi-purpose room of the elemen- tary school building. At right: King lim and Queen Christy. Below: Elaine kisses King lim. Christmas Ball attendants, Row 1: Bev Gilpin and Cary Boatman Row 2 Shelly Lininger Paula Peck Christy Armstrong, Lisa Smith, Susan Thompson, and Melinda Carst Row 3 Tod Bennington Matt Stoner, lim Carst, Larry Shue, Mike limenez and Phil Ingram .2 Q 5 .x .,,V, 44 5 Vwf fd .,- Qfwx -. .IFEX Z A Q.: it i 'W i i-ffxi ff - 9 5 x Qffipiff 113: 25 iii . : if V 2 k,.: ,. '.f2-55 .ze : . ' ' . ...x , ,Z ...,, .uf Q1 .W -t - Q :Q , , . A .,, Q.m:E':l: ,X 5' ,ha :gf .. wif ,, W ., , LA3,,3.,.L. W ' f y? 53 w , V'k'L ' ,. F i. 5 -. 'W K ' 'H 1, Q M 3 X 5- lx M gig, Mmfiiw f .' Q' f Mx- 5-1. fw NL K - .. E:..Hw+Efr.ZE?:: ' , Q 4, ., -M y . Ll' fgsyw ., v - f W if S fl an 1 N e egg ug aw XX -, 'N J 4 Q, .v Q Y f m? 6 Y Q T Y 1 X x X . wa.. A ww -wx wg Y rl 3537, X .. K 1 0 , Y Sv i 3 A, 10:32 F ig Q .w-nun ,,, N - .Ns W . .f W, Y M WM? XS, ,WM V My MM'- 6 2 Ql. Prom servers, Row 1: Mike liminez, Brad Burke, David Lair, Eric Mulvania, Kerry Oswald, and Greg Kroll. L Row 2: Shawn Minter, Bev Haynes, Pam Mobley, Becky Groff, Kim Scamman, Lisa Nielsen, and laNay y Martin. ! '94n E venlhg lh Paracise Hey COOL BREEZE!!! The junior-Senior Banquet was held in the multi-purpose 4 room on Saturday, April 19. The meal was prepared by all the juniors mothers. This year's prom theme was An Evening in Paradise . The juniors spent much time deco- rating the memorial building. The music: was provided by !'Toys . 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A few of their activities included the annual Powder Puff Football game, the making and selling of giant chocolate chip cookies, Skating Party, Chili Supper, and Barnwarming where Tony Schomburg and Kim Hendrickson reigned as King and Queen. Officers leading kg! FHA throughout the year were: Tammy Gibson, presi- dent, lulie Morrison, vice-president, Paula Peck, secretary, Kim Kroll, treasurer, Sharon Smyth, historian, Tamara Rosenbohm, reporter, Dawn Pankau, recreation leader, Bernadine Ingram, student council, Whitney Tudor, parlia- mentarian, Miss Janette Wessler, advisor. At left: New ini- tiates dressed in their clashing homemaker outfits. FHA, Row 1: P. Peck, T. Rosenbohm, D. Pankau, W. Tudor, B. Ingram, S. Smyth, T. Gibson, l. Morrison, K. Kroll, Miss Wessler. Row 2: D. Savala, R. Kuhns, V. Herron, B. Gilpin, S. Daugherty, A. Maheu, T. Shirley, M. Kroll, N. Edwards. Row 3: J. Perry, C. Webster, D. Pfeil, S. Schoonover, G. Squires, l. Swofford, K. Salfrank, P. Schlup, D. Whitham. jg Mx- 1' ' ' ' , i T J- . L-V 5 . . - s - - fi F- i F' 1. as iP..t: g EER- - t w :S is 2 ti 1'-F Ma :ei-'Y - : is i'?'?-'WNW-ESSN VR fwfQffHS.e?13S'E'SiF.a-tt Teachers of T OITIOI' I' O W FTA was an organization for students interested in future teaching. The students involved used their study hall hour to teach an elementary class. At right: Carolyn Squires reading to Mrs. Steele's morning kindergarten. Below left: Wes Stallsworth helping Mrs. Maudlin's students. FTA of- ficers below right, Row 1: Wes Stallsworth, secretary, lo Bermingham, vice-president, Chris Chamberlain, presi- dent. Row 2: Susan Freeman, historian, Carolyn Squires, treasurer, Nancy Edwards, student council, and Mrs. O'LaughIin, sponsor. FTA, Row 1: N. Edwards, C. Chamberlain, l. Bermingham, W. Stallsworth. Row 2: S. Schoonover, C. Squires, S. Freeman, Mrs. O'Laughlin, l. Morrison, K. Gilbertson. 88 ' 'Vi' 5' ' National Honor Society, row 1: Z. Fisher, S. Daugherty, l. Swofford, S. Smyth, T. Gibson, I. Morrison, R. Powers, 1. Bermingham, D. Lynn, and C. Mather. Row 2: N. Edwards, l. Chapple, N. Schaffner, P. Peck, L. Kennell, D. Scheirkolk, C. Walker, M. Stoner, l. Groff, and their sponsor Mr. Rader. Prestigious Sfudenfs On March 10th tapping ceremonies were held for Na- tional Honor Society, there were ten new members cho- sen. They were formally initiated on April 21st. National Honor Society also held a jail booth at Mardi Gras. At left: Congratulations offered to Sharon. Below left: Officers of 79-80 are: Nathan Schaffner, president, Larry Kennell vice-president, Paula Peck, secretary, and lulie Chapple, treasurer. Below right: Renee is pleased. GJ? , Q , A 9 if Q, 5 9 ., , Nr, ,wyrff if' mv 1 ii M QQ Q .f.-, ,vm l 4, Wig. .1 A X. x.- A5, K ' 3 -ww gf jx., Q A k N xi rf. .S? '4+f --1 'XA , ,. . -a:f : f. ' 2 , f 'S' www: Q' ' K KEN .x 13? gg? I I, 1 Arg ,555 , 13 .N -,.. 6 A -K . '- ' 5, in Ps iw 1 ' F-ff f .-1.1 -- yf' .f' v, '-- .rr ...mv ..',..Q ,Gm 3, -fs, V ,A . 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The Girls R-Club added eleven new members into the club this year. Initiation of two girls was held at the Thanksgiving Dinner in November. The annual event of cleaning the trophy cases was enhanced this year by moving all old trophies before 1960 into storage. The girls sponsored noon-time sports, which included a free-throw contest, a H.O.R.S.E. contest, and a Volleyball tourna- ment with nine teams. They held a bake sale in Decem- ber to raise money to go to the Iowa Girls Basketball Play-Offs. Three girls were able to attend the Iowa Play- offs in March. The girls kept busy throughout the year making mini posters for the girls participating in golf, bas- ketball and track. Officers were, Row 1: Denise Schoonover, treasurer. Row 2: Shawna Heits, student council, Melinda Long, president, Mrs. Kathy Runkles, sponsor, lulia Groff, vice-president, Cindy Walker, secre- tary. The 1979-80 R-Club officers are as follows, Row 1: Doug McMahon, student councilg Matt Stoner, secretary-trea- surer. Row 2: Tony Schomburg, seargent at armsg Chris Chamberlain, presidentg Mark Wilczek, vice-president. Boys R-Club, Row 1: C. Chamberlain. Row 2: D. Kerr, S Schomburg, A. jackson. Row 4: M. Stoner, M. Leisman, P. Sheldon Row 5 E Mulvania T Salfrank, M. Wilczek. Row 6: C. Mather, K. Oswald, M. Nielsen Row 7 Mr Moore D McMahon, Mr. Rader. Q, ,W Librarians Club, Row 1: D. Schoonover, M. Lytle C Walker M Smith l Croff Row 2 Mrs Burke C Arm strong, K. Lipham, A. Moore, C. Muntz, M. Mulvania C McCall S Freeman Book Guarcfans Enhance Library This year the Librarians have been keeping busy in the high school library by cleaning, keeping the books in or- der and keeping the bulletin board decorated. At right: Cindy and Julia show their decorative bulletin board. The officers below are: Mary Ann Lytle, vice-president, Denise Schoonover, president, julia Groff, student coun- cil, Cindy Walker, secretary, Marieann Smith, treasurer. WQSQEYE Eduoolionol Helo' Trias odd lo Clubs The Math and Science Club this year had a Halloween party and went on an educational field trip to Elephant Hall Museum in Lincoln, NE. The officers were: Mark Wilczek, president, Marcia Mulvania, vice-president, Mary Ann Lytle, secretary-treasurer, Marieann Smith, student council. The Speech and Drama Club was involved in various ac- tivities this year. Their first club activity was a Halloween costume arty and an informal meeting in October. They had a bake sale and attended Tarkio College's presenta- tion of 'lThe Merchant of Venice, which proved to be fun as well as educational. The final activity was the an- nual Spring Banquet at Arbor Manor. Speech and Drama Club, Row 1: D. Schoonover, C. Walker fpresidentl, l. Groff, S. Daugherty lsecretary-trea- surerl, M. Bogenreif, l. Swofford. Row 2: Mrs. Marquart lsponsorl, M. Burg, K. Gilbertson lvice-presidentj, N. Schaffner, M. liminez, W. Stallsworth. Math and Science Club, Row 1: Mr. Radtke lsponsorl, M. Bogenreif, B. Groff, S. Thompson, C. Mather, l. Sybert, B. Burke, M. Underwood, I. Swofford. Row 2: Mr. Bachle fsponsorl, M. Ston- er, B. Cooper, l. Chapple, M. Smith, N. Schaffner, 1. Scamman, S. Smyth, M. Sybert. Row 3: Mr. Moore fsponsorl, l. Morrison, M. Cooper, M. Lytle, K. Scamman, S. Kennell, B. Fischer, S. Underwood, C. Kerr, l. Bermingham. Row 4: M. Mulvania, D. Schierkolk, C. Muntz, K. Phillips, K. Phillips, M. Wilczek, 1. Mobley, S. Freeman, M. Shelton, C. johnson, S. Minter, l. Martin. Row 5: L. Kennell, K. Hurst, l. lochim, T. Salfrank. Student Council, Row 1: P. Mobley, N. Schaffner, l. Martin, S. Freeman. Row 2: N. Edwards, K. Allee, K. Lipham, S. Stites, B. Bowers, R. Houts, B. Minter, M. Wilczek, K. Phillips, L. Phelps. Row 3: S. Daugherty, K. Lipham, N. Mobley, C. Walker, l. Croff, V. Herron, M. Chamberlain, T. Schomburg, M. Leisman, M. Smith, E. Mulvania. Row 4: S. Heits, B. Ingram, K. Cilbertson, D. McMahon. The Student Council, under the direction and leadership of Student Body President Nathan Schaffner, enjoyed cre- ating an active, busy year for themselves and for the recreation of others. The council's activities included sponsoring the annual Christmas Ball and planning and sponsoring the Football Homecoming. Both occasions were well attended and very successful. Meetings were held throughout the year to discuss important matters such as the way cars were being parked in the parking lot, raising of class dues, and other various matters con- cerning the student body and school. Attending meetings and lending beneficial advice was Mr. Robert Couldry, sponsor. Officers were Pam Mobley, treasurer, Nathan Schaffner, president, and laNay Martin, secretary. Nathan and Mr. Couldry get together on their ideas. .V Maw... Sfudenf Body Gov'f. .T -:L . F K 11 if :::::::: ' : : X. l H S. Chorus ono' ' 'Sound Sysfem ' ' The Swing Choir and chorus once again attended District Music Contest at Maryville. The choirs also took part in the Pre-Contest Concert and Spring Pops Concert. At left Chorus performs. At bottom left are Swing Choir mem- bers, Sherry Kennell, Shawn Minter, Cindy Walker, Margee Bogenrief, Mike limenez, Pam Mobley, Kim Scamman-accompanist, Valerie Herron, lulia Groff, Christy Armstrong, Curtis Mather, Maryann Lytle, Susan Thompson, Kay Schumacher-director, Zel Fischer, and Bev Gilpin. Chorus Row 1 L Phelps A McKibben S Record D Pankau C. Squires, S. Underwood, C. Webster, D. Savala, K. Kroll, B Pankau Row 2 T Gibson T Rosenbohm M Pfeil D Gilmore, 1. Morrison, L. Kirk, l. Swofford, l. Perry, D. Pfeil, R. THKZIQVTH I i2 ' ,tr- 'fri ' 156' 6 fs fa, 1 2 if fv f . ., 45. I Q M , L: - an 'hw , vt W, R, ,Jn ,, , ' Tflvf, f , r Q, M' 4 . 2 ! 2 f 'f ' 1 gg Q1 f ' I 2 Ei 7 47 l VZ' S f 9 X 'gg W ' f .f Q, 9' 4 2 if fi j , gk 6 'f ' Q? 5 V ' 1, A A aff' 6 X I mlm. W iff 7 ' 'JJ . f . , e 2 Q ' 4 1 'J I 4 Qi I 7, af 'Y , 3 f ! 55 fe we af 7 , vw Q M Marching band performs for contest. , At left: First place trophy from Maryville competition. Stars that Make if Shine The flag corps members: jill Sybert, Susette Daughtery, Becky Fischer, Robin Moore, Armanda Maheu, Sandie Morton, Shawna Heits, Bernadine Ingram, Sue Schoonover, Shannon Underwood, Mianne Underwood, and lo Bermingham fheadl. Holding the banner is Monica Cooper and Bev Gilpin drum majorette. Kelly Salfrank. if. f- -X.- www., . we-fz:sa:wmx1sweswwsv f 2 f V .47 f as '--'M , , x 1 1 u fly mm:-efs,mwmxzm,f1f-.L,. 1-1 -mi in I 5 Row 1: l. Martin, M. Bogenreif, B. Cooper, S. Underwood, M. Smith, M. Underwood. Row 2: K. Gilbertson, K. Scamman, K. Salfrank, l. Bermingham, B. Haynes, K. Rebel, P. Mobley, M. Mulvania, P. Peck. Row 3: S, Schoonover, M. Cooper, 1. Hollister, M. Wilczek, B. Burke, Z. Fischer, M. Ston- er, L. Kennell, L. Deatz, A. Duntz, S. Thompson. Row 4: D. Needs, l. Ingram, D. Ingram, S. Tudor, l. lochim, l. Squires, D. Schierkolk, D. Hudson, S. Kennell, T. Salfrank. Rock Pon' Band has a Successful Season The concert season began with the annual Atchison Co. Band Day. Fairfax High School hosted the event this year. The winter concert was a warm up for the District Music Contest at Maryville where the band received a superior rating, The Spring Pops concert brought to a close one of the most successful seasons ever for the Rock Port Band. The jazz Ensemble performed for lohn Deere Day at Tarkio and The Northwest District School Board Associ- ation Meeting as well as the Spring Pops concert. Left: Mr. Ken Greiner directs. 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' Q t A ' A Football team, Row 1: M. Leisman T. Schomburg M. Stoner L. Kennell D. Schierkolk. Row 2: l. Garst M. Wilcze . . W , if Q -Q X k, C. Chamberlain, L. Shue, B. Alloway, lackson. Row 3: B. Clarkl, B. Hurst, McMahon, M. Nielsen, P. Sheldon, Z. Fischer, C. Mather. Row 4: M. Hartman, l. lochim, S. Minter, D. Lade, l. Schlup, C. Kroll, K. Oswald, E. Mulvania. Row 5: M. McMahon, T. Wharton, T. Scamman, M. Bramble, l. Powell, l. Dukes, A. Duntz, R. Rightsell, N. Mobley. Row 6: R. Lininger, S. Schoonover, S. Hurst, Coach Moore, Coach Rader, Coach Finke. Gufs y Grit Sparks 6-3 Season The 1979 addition of Blue lay football compiled a 6 win and 3 loss record, finishing in a tie for sec- ond in the 275 Conference. The Blue lays were coached by Mr. Mike Rader and assisted by Mr. Gene Finke and Mr. Wayne Moore. The Blue lays opened the season with a hard-fought victory over Tarkio and a come-from-behind thrilling vic- tory over Nodaway Holt. After losing two straight to Mound City and West Nodaway, the Blue lays finished the season by winning 4 out of the last 5. Highlighting the last half of the season were come- from-behind victories over Fairfax and Craig. - Below: Defensive Backs. Above center: Freak gets his two-cents in. r -F - - - '--'H' -- 'WS' A' an W fi ,1:: i if l Wrestling, Row 1: Managers M. McMahon, T. Gayler, S. Daughtery, 1. lochim and S. Pierce. Row 2: T. Heard, D. Keer, M. McMahon, B. Clark, T. Schomburg, T. Salfrank, K. Oswald. Row 3: l. Dukes, R. Burke, D. Ingram, L. Kennell, K. Hurst, D. Lade, l. Watson, l. Gilpin. Row 4: R. Rightsell, D. Schierkolk, A. Duntz, Coach Dulgarian, S. Bennington. Not shown Z. Fischer. The Blue lay wrestlers and Coach Mark Dulgarain ended up with a 7-4 season. Twenty boys participated in wres- tling this year with eight returning lettermen. Co-captains were Tony Schomburg and Larry Kennell. Managers were Mark McMahon, Tony Gayler, Scott Daughtery, jeff lochim and Steve Pierce. The larger meets Rock Port competed in were Sabetha Tournament-4th place, South Page Tournament-3rd place and South Harrison Tournament-5th place. Two of the three tournaments, Rock Port came within a few points of first place. District competitors who went on to Regionals at Lathrop were Ton Heard, Kerry Oswald and Zel Fischer. Tom and Zel went on to the state meet in Columbia. All of the wres- tlers did an excellent job this year and there are many hopeful prospects for the upcoming year. At right, Kerry wins his match. Below left, Larry takes his guy down. Zel pins his guy. 1 I 'mmv1??l 1 AMW, llfulil 5- . 4 ,,'. , - .V ' gy i in 'wi-'ifiii 'liilkiiiikifiiiixi 3 'S fm 'X1 5f' . . ,, Varsity, Row 1: Mike Nielsen, Milton Bramble, Chris Chamberlain, Manager Steven Gaines. Row 2: Coach Tony Gaines, T.M. Wharton, Curtis Mather, lim lochim, Doug McMahon, Mark Leisman, Mark Wilczek, Shawn Minter, Coach Gene Finke. Boys Roundbod Season Pulls 6 Wofories The Varsity boys basketball team pulled 5 wins out of the basket this year. The B-Team only pulled out 1 win, but played just as hard. The resulting record was Varsity 5-15, and B-Team 1-10. Head Coach Tony Gaines and Assistant Coach Gene Finke did an excellent job coaching, but the teams just fell short. At right: Chris looks for an open guy. Doug saves the ball. Curt goes for the ball. f I 'fflplifwf ? - -A 1 IRKQLSQC .I -kia A3 .4 li Mark jumps for rebound. Freak drives for a score. Held in Suspense Freak and Doug use teamwork Can We Stop ,tg lr. Varsity, Row 1: Milton Bramble, T.M. Wharton, Tony Scamman, Neil Mobley, Shawn Minter. Row 2: Coach Tony Gaines, Phil Ingram, Mark Hartman, Wes Stalsworth, lim lochim, jeff Powell, Keith Rebel, Brad Burke, Coach Gene Finke. 4 QW' Yi l'-T! lf :TRB hi- if ig TSW l3f2!':isSNX JXX l'iiT:SiNi'Nf'XWTFT- i 'fl Varsity Basketball, Row 1: M. Boatman, l. Scamman, B. Haynes, K. Scamman, M. Long, l. Chapple, S. Heits, M. Smith, A. Mahue, S. Thompson, and S. Freeman. Row 2: Managers, S. Scamman, M. Bogenreif, Ms. Vicki Brubaker Qcoachl, K. Lipham, and A. McKibben. . No, it's mine. Teamwork Sho ws This year the Varsity girls had a pretty good season with a record of 9-11. They participated in two tournaments, one at Fairfax where they took 3rd place and at Mound City where they brought home a 2nd place trophy. The junior Varsity also had a good season with a record of 7- 2. They participated in the home tournament where they took 1st place. Their coach this year was Ms. Vicki Brubaker. Kim drives through the middle. lulie makes a lay-up. Strong Season Shawna reaches for the ball. -X ,gg K U N? s 1 3l'ix Q, 3 A 1 B al Track team, Row 1: T. Bennington fmanagerj, l. Hollister, l. Powell, B. Hurst, P. Sheldon, H. Moreno K Rebel R Righsell M. Hartman, 1. Schulp, C. Mather, E. Mulvania, K. Hurst, S. Bennington, A. Duntz, D. McMahon, T M Wharton Row 2 Assistant Coach Mr. Mike Rader, L. Shue, C. Chamberlain, T. Schomburg, M. Wilczek, B. Alloway A jackson Head Coach Mr. Wayne Moore. Competitive Season For Boys Track The Blue lay Track team had a competitive season this year. At Blue lay Relays, we tied for 3rd, at Quad-State, we placed 6th, at Rocket Relays, we placed 5th. The Blue lays were runner-up in Conference and placed 6th at Dis- tricts. District and State proved stiffer this year as Rock Port competed in the 2-A classification. Qualifying for state were: Mike Nielsen in the 1600 m., 3200 m., Chris Chamberlain in the 100 m., 800 m., relay, Bill Alloway in the 800 m. relay, Audie lackson in the 800 m. relay, Larry Shue in the 800 m. relay. Several records were broken this year by the following: Mike Nielsen broke the record in the 1600 m., with the time of 4:35.26, and also in the 3200 m., with the time of 10:06.09, 3200 m., relay broke a record, consisting of Pat Sheldon, Alan Duntz, Mark Wilczek, and T.M. Wharton. The boys were coached by Mr. Wayne Moore and as- sisted by Mr. Mike Rader. At right: Freak's great jump. 'l'l2 Curt clears the bar I H 1 -4 paw fi Cf Chris strides it Out. Tony's close victory. Mike sprints to the finish. Audie positions himself in the blocks. Sam nips him at the wire. Pat pulls for the lead Mark wins second finally! Bryan winds up! T.M. sets his pace, Girls Track Team Crowned 275 Champs The High School Girls Track did very well this year. They took 1st place with 11 teams competing at the Indian Re- l lays at St. loe with 82 pts. ln the Rocket Relays they took jill Strideg for the lead. 3rd out of 11 teams with 59 pts. At the Tarkio Indian Relays with 12 teams competing they took 2nd following behind Tarkio who took 1st place. At the Tarkio relays they had 87 pts. The girls made Coach Eichkoff and Coach Brubaker very happy when they came home with 'first place from the Conference Track Meet. There were 9 teams that competed. Districts followed at Smithville when they took 4th place over all. Susan Freeman and Susan Thompson both qualified for state in the 400 m. dash, Lynda Danley qualified for state in both the discus and shot put. The 1600 m. relay team also qualified for a try at state. The girls in the relay were: S. Freeman, S. Thompson, Kim Scamman, and Marcy Boatman. julia Groff went as an alternate. At the state track meet S. Freeman took 6th in the 400 m. dash, L. Danley took 5th in the discus and 7th in the shot put. The relay team took 3rd in the relay. Ready for the hand off. l l i Girls High School Track: Mr. Raymond Eichkoff tcoachj, M. Phelps fManagerl, S. Freeman, l. Scamman, K. Phillips, K. i Hendrickson, A. Duntz, M. Boatman, D. Freeman, L. Danley, A. Mahue, D. Hudson, K. Scamman, S. Heits, S. Thompson, l l. Groff, Ms. Vickie Brubaker tassistant coachl, Not shown: C. Walker, B. Brusha. , ,,,, M ,..,, I M ,V sf ,.. L W VVA. jliv .,, . A . - . I Q .J Kim's high on the long jump, Susan breaks for the finish. Shawna on the home stretch. Marcy takeg the lead, Marcy hands off to Kim. ' S If' jf At left: Julia strides it out. Tracksters take a break! H5 MWNW-ww wc . ,ga K. , Q, : K , a ,ww 135 Foofboll Rock Port 16 Tarkio Rock Port 26 Nodaway Holt Rock Port 14 Mound City Rock Port 6 West Nodaway Rock Port 17 Fairfax Rock Port 21 Craig Rock Port 33 South Holt Rock Port 0 Wymore Rock Port 43 North Nodaway B-Foofboll Rock Port 6 Fairfax Rock Port 6 Tarkio Rock Port 0 West Nodaway Rock Port 0 Nodaway Holt Rock Port 26 Craig Bdskefbdll Rock Port 52 Fairfax Rock Port 28 Nodaway Holt Rock Port 39 Craig Rock Port 28 Fairfax Rock Port 24 Mound City Rock Port 36 Sacred Heart Rock Port 38 Craig Rock Port 39 Tecumseh Rock Port 42 Nodaway Holt Rock Port 44 Fairfax Rock Port 40 North Nodaway Rock Port 65 Hamburg Rock Port 51 North Nodaway Rock Port 52 South Holt Rock Port 31 Tarkio Rock Port 32 Nodaway Holt Rock Port 43 Fairfax Rock Port 40 West Nodaway Rock Port 35 Princeton B-Bdskefbdll Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rpck Port Rock Port 32 34 41 21 45 13 39 26 43 33 31 50 57 52 60 63 58 54 76 51 61 38 63 36 51 47 63 54 64 58 8 24 16 12 14 16 8 43 8 0 8 8 16 6 North Nodaway 41 56 Fairfax Tarkio Craig Hamburg Nodaway Holt West Nodaway Fremont Mills South Holt Tarkio Fairfax 58 53 57 36 48 41 38 57 40 Scoreboard Wresfhhg Rock Port 42 Southeast Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Tourn. 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Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port 72 South Holt 4th Sabetha Tourn. 20 Tarkio 30 South Harrison 24 Savannah 33 Fremont Mills 3rd South Page 5th South Harrison 66 South Holt 30 Tarkio 36 South Page 34 Hamburg 70 Stanberry 7th District 79.80 W Boys Golf Rock Port 185 Rock Port 188 Rock Port 174 Rock Port 197 Rock Port 190 Rock Port 199 Rock Port 169 Rock Port 179 Rock Port 8th Tarkio North Nodaway Maryville Savannah Mid - Buchanan North Nodaway Auburn Maryville Auburn Tarkio District Track Rock Port 61 Rock Port 3rd Rock Port60lb Rock Port 6th Rock Port 5th Rock Port 55 Rock Port 2nd Rock Port 117 Rock Port 6th Mound City West Nodaway Fairfax Blue lay Relays Nodaway Holt South Holt Quad State Rocket Relays Mound City Craig 192 198 175 164 181 208 180 174 173 184 89 25 0 101W 14 97 24 275 Conference Tarkio Craig South Holt Fairfax District State 71 34 22 13 l2Al l2Al Jr. I-Hgh Boys Jr. I-hgh Girls Girls Bvskeibciii Bas efball Bas 45 Rock Port 31 Avenue City Rock Port 24 Nodaway Holt Rock Port 33 South Holt Rock Port 34 Craig Rock Port 23 South Holt Rock Port 21 Hopkins Rock Port 39 Tarkio Rock Port 25 Burlington lct. Rock Port 26 Mound City Rock Port 25 Graham Rock Port 37 Burlington lct. Rock Port 19 Hopkins Rock Port 25 Fairfax Jr. High Foofball Rock Port 26 South Holt Rock Port 26 West Nodaway 8 Rock Port 8 Nodaway Holt 12 Rock Port 0 Tarkio 14 3 Jr. High Girls Tr ack Rock Port 2nd Indian Relays Rock Port 104 South Holt Rock Port 104 Craig Rock Port 75 West Nodaway Rock Port 1st JH Girls lnvit. Jr. I-hgh Boys TI' ack Rock Port 83 South Holt Rock Port 83 Craig Rock Port 79 West Nodaway Rock Port 3r Mound City lnvit. Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port 18 7 24 22 27 12 19 28 32 24 12 efbdll Avenue City 15 Savannah 18 South Holt 13 Craig 4 South Holt 10 Hopkins 15 Tarkio 28 Burlington lct. 16 Mound City 18 Graham 8 Tarkio 27 Girls Rock Port 95 Rock Port 83 Rock Port 1st Rock Port 3rd Rock Port 60Vz Rock Port 83 Rock Port 2nd Rock Port 4th Rock Port 1st Rock Port Track Nodaway Holt 18 South Holt 22 Mound City 39 Fairfax 8 West Nodavvay 25 Indian Relays lSt. losephl Rocket Relays Mound City 48 Craig 516 Tarkio 69 South Holt 7 Fairfax 16 Craig 49 Indian Relays fTarkiol District 2A 275 Conference STATE 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 47 35 46 44 42 44 38 63 36 47 64 41 66 58 28 49 49 43 Nodaway Holt West Nodaway Fairfax Fairfax Mound City Craig Tecumseh Nodaway Holt Craig Northeast Nod. North Nodaway Tarkio North Nodaway South Holt Tarkio Nodaway Holt Fairfax West Nodaway Tarkio B-Bdskefbdll Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port Rock Port 31 40 41 33 28 42 38 51 North Nodaway Fairfax Tarkio Craig Nodaway Holt West Nodaway Tarkio South Holt 32 Girls Golf 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 153 North Nodaway 205 Central 110 North Nodaway 195 Savannah 195 Cameron 205 Benton 205 Lafayette 205 Plattsburg 194 Benton 208 Maryville 1st District 5th STATE B-Golf 202 North Nodaway 143 North Nodaway 239 Savannah 239 Cameron s E . ,f , I , ,. qu ! :Q 5, A V T 47 , o ju C ,, ' ' W -. A ,. - ... 4. , 'Q M' - ,:1.'il- rl -'Q g 5 . '. .f ' -Q ,345 'F 'r:::' . L P if 3 we--L 17--lil--V 4 W . Y h , ,fyfknz V V , A 1 , V ,,,, i fu ' W y - i 'E ' A ' V . .. . QA M' -awww W f , , Q V '- f' I I My ,gy I f , W K. --im, 4 wk 'N x'3 iwM ie:. M- 6-2 in ,. '- 3 I . ' . - X , .W-, . SRV: -- . . Q. 5 . . sm ' L ' ' -' ' - X Sh -P A H XL A, - ,is . 4LL. V , '---X ik f f if ' rf fi -' . : Q- ' A The Champ Si' The top ten Seniors were, Row 1: Nancy Edwards 151, Nathan Schaffner 141, Larry Kennel! 131, julie Chapple 121, Matt Stoner 111. Row 25 Duane Schierkolk 161, Paula Peck 171, Marcia Mulvania 181, Tod Saifrank 191, Cindy Walker 1101. Top students in each class wereg Freshman-Mark Hartman 11.005 Sophomore-not shown, Connie Peterson 10.925 junior-Zel Fischer 10.465 Valedictorian- Matt Stoner 10.98, Salutatorian-Julie Chappie 10.89. Academic EXCSHSHCS Mark Hartman QHQ-we iw . 5,5 tt-ky . W. A-: i - f- xr N WN Matt Stoner and julie Chapple Zei Fischer .3 sm, ak' l l l l l . ,,'3A . . . . X ,ZL . t W r julia Groff and Mark Hartman Q lg . Aboveg Carrie johnson and Zel Fischer. Below: Mike Niel- sen and Bernadine Ingram. fr. .4 ,. if , 5' 4 ,rqiag sl '42 2, Cindy Walker and Nathan Schaffner Good School Citizens Chosen by Nofionol Honor Sooiefy Eooh Quorfer Each year the National Honor Society members meet and choose good school citizens. Students are carefully scruti- nized concerning personality, activity participation and scholastic achievements. This year's good school citizens were: First quarter-Mike Nielsen and Bernadine Ingram, Second quarter- Carrie Johnson and Zel Fischer. Third quarter- lulia Groff and Mark Hartman. Fourth quar- ter- Nathan Schaffner and Cindy Walker. W., 2 123 fl ll llll lll . ll F L Z . 1 f, MAL i, 55? . M. kwa, 132 ,Q vMWmm 51 f 'QU X V wk, 'Q , Rf Y' -1 5 L as Lf I gl i 1 1 5 KVVL 'X w Y Saxophone Trio. Vocal Solo. inf '5 gig' ll at Girls Vocal Sextet. Tfgmbone T,-io, Saxophone Quartet. Rock Port high school had 21 students participating in State Music Contest at Columbia on April 28. The follow- ing ensembles and soloists competed at State: julia Groff lVocal Sololg lulie Chapple lClarinet Solojg Susan Thomp- son lSaxophone Solol, Duane Schierkolk lBari-Saxo- phone Solojp Ieanetta Swofford CClarinet Soloj, Paula Peck fPiano Sololg Christy Armstrong, Valerie Herron, julie Chap Ie, Mary Ann Lytle, julia Groff, lulie Mobley fGirls Vocal, Sextetlg Matt Stoner, Zel Fischer, Larry Kennell lTrombone Triolg Susan Thompson, Bev Haynes, not shown Becky Groff fSaxophone Triolg Paula Peck, Lee Ann Deatz, Duane Schierkolk, Sherry Kennell QSaxophone Quartetlg Marcia Mulvania, Amy Duntz, Keith Rebel, Dave Hudson, Sherry Kennell, Duane Schierkolk lSaxo- phone Sextetl. Receiving 'Ti at State were: Susan Thompson, Duane Schierkolk, Matt Stoner, Zel Fischer, Larry Kennell. T O Sfdfe Music Girls qualifying for State in Track. Top Afhlefes df l?.P.l-LS. Rock Port placed two football players on the All-Confer- ence team. Bill Alloway was selected as running back and Matt Stoner was selected as a defensive tackle. Pictured at right. Kim Scamman was chosen first team All-Conference, first team All-District and first team All-Nodaway Empire. Kim, a sophomore, led the conference in scoring with 16.9 per game average and rebounding with 13.2 per game aver- age. Top Blue lay Wrestlers who placed in Districts at Savan- nah were, Row 1: Tom Heard, 4th. Row 2: Kerry Os- wald, 4th, Zel Fischer, 2nd. ln the Regionals at Lathrop, Heard defeated Terbieten of South Harrison and Fischer pinned Rhodes in the first period to advance to state. At the state tournament both Heard and Fischer lost in the first round. The girls qualifying for state in track, Row 1: Marcy Boat- man, mile relay, Susan Thompson, 440 yd. run, mile relay, Susan Freeman, 440 yd. run, mile relay, Kim Scamman mile relay, lulia Groff falternatel. Not shown Lynda Danley, discus and shot. At state Susan Freeman placed 6th in the 440, mile relay placed 3rd, Lynda Danley placed 5th in the discus and 7th in the shot. The boys qualifying for state in track, Row 1: Mike Nielsen, mile and 2 mile, Chris Chamberlain, 100 yd. dash and 880 yd. relay, Audie lackson 880 yd. relay. Row 2: Sam Bennington falternatel, Larry Shue, 880 yd. relay, Bill Alloway, 880 yd. relay. Mike Nielsen placed 6th at state in Kim Scamman, All-Conference-District District wrestlers. the 3200 m. run. R855 PUR EE t fi. N.. .....- 1 Girl Staters Sophomore Pligrimoge laNay Martin was chosen by the sophomore class to re- present them at the Sophomore Pilgramage in jefferson City. While there, laNay toured the Capital rotunda, legis- lative galleries and the state museum. laNay is shown at Girls Sfofe Representing the girls at Girls State were, Row 1: Sharon Smyth, Carla Kerr. Row 2: Shannon Underwood falter- natel, Lisa Phelps falternatej. Girls Staters traveled to Ful- ton, Missouri, june 8- 14, where they learned the func- tions of state and local government. Boys Sfofe Representing the boys at Boys State were, Row 1: Pat Sheldon Calternatel, Randy Burke talternatel. Row 2: Bryan Hurst, Curt Mather, Zel Fischer. Not shown Doug McMahon. Boys State is a citizenship training program de- signed to augment and supplement-not compete with, existing courses of instruction in schools. Its purpose is to educate our youth in the duties, privileges, responsibilities and rights of American citizenship through a system of 'llearning by doing. Its slogan is llDemocracy Depends on Me. The boys were picked for their outstanding qualities of leadership, character, scholarship, loyalty, and service to their school. left. Boy Staters. Achie vemenfs HOl'lOf9C7' GIRL ATHLETE OF THE YEAR - Cindy Walker BOY ATHLETE OF THE YEAR - Chris Chamberlain DRAMA AWARDS - Outstanding Actress: Io Bermingham. Outstanding Actor: Mike Burg. LIBRARIAN AWARDS: Christy Armstrong, julie Chapple, MaryAnn Lytle, Cheryl McCall, Iulia Groff, Marcia Mulvania, Denise Schoonover, Cindy Walker, Marieann Smith. FHA AWARD: Nancy Edwards. FHA ENCOUNTER AWARDS: Bev Gilpin 12j Dawn Pankau, Tamara Rosenbohm, Susette Daugherty, Carolyn Squires, Bernadine Ingram, Whitney Tudor. OUTSTANDING HOME ECONOMICS STUDENT AWARD: Paula Peck. AMERICAN LEGION AWARDS: Matt Stoner, lulie Chapple. Alternates Larry Kennell, Nancy Edwards. TYPING AWARDS-Eric Mulvania 1413, Sheila Dillon 1445, Nathan Schaffner 144j, Becky Groff 1473, MaryAnn Lytle 1501, Paula Peck 1581. DANFORTH FOUNDATION 1l Dare You Awardl-Susan Freeman, Curtis Mather DAR AWARD: Nathan Schaffner BOOKKEEPING I AWARDS: Cheryl McCall, Shawna Heits. Bookkeeping ll AWARDS: Iulie Chapple, Lee Ann Erdman, Kevin Gilbertson, Nathan Schaffner. PUBLICATIONS- Yearbook Editor: Cindy Walker. MUSIC AWARDS-Chorus Outstanding Girl: Iulia Groff. Outstanding Musician Award: Iulie Chapple, Larry Kennell. Musicianship Awards: Paula Peck, Duane Schierkolk. Most Improved Musician: Susan Thompson. ALL AROUND STUDENTS: Bryan Hurst, Tammy Shirley. OUTSTANDING GOOD SCHOOL CITIZEN OF THE YEAR: Christy Armstrong PERFECT ATTENDANCE AWARDS: Wes Stallsworth, Shane Heits, Ioe Ingram, Darlene Gilmore, Marvin Coo- per, Rick Rightsell, Christy Lane, Todd Bennington, Ken Lininger, Andy Lloyd, loy Adamson, Staci Bennington, Cary Boatman, Celeste Gilbertson. 128 Christy Armstrong, Good School Citizen of the Year Nathan inducts Susan as SBP. American Legion Awards presented. The Ofher Side of ihe Mounfolh Bill Alloway ClossMoIio.' W9 do HOD' f 9- member days, we remember I77OIT79f7f5 Nahcy Edxrrards ty Armstrong, President Chris Lee Chamberlain Q r r juiie Chappl A nn Erdman limilarst lwnfcfure I 5 f Mike ieisman , Melinda Lohg i 'CheryI McCaH, Treasurer julie Mobley c Mulvama l Maria ' class Flower: Carnofion W ,M Matyann Lyiie Robin MOO fe Paula Peck 3 ,1 .Vis-1' vtxi . eff n Q 1 as Q me qw 5' 1 g gi 43 i 3 K X ', , ,, .rl . .rx K1 .41 11 .:-. sw-N-.W I FM x f x x ww, , , -www- .,. -41 f X 3, Lxi W .M S way? M .f .mf fx 3 ,gi if - 5525 Q :wt M X 1 V! 1 wwe: S is 31 sf QS? sf wr if f' -Lx- Q 'ix 'Jum- ,ll-4 Nik wx Xf kin:.h N ...M ...zgfr 'NN Q Q 5 MN w if qw was 5 'X S x A NN V' as up ...ef J' mx X 1 'fax ff 'qr'xws.. :ws , .f ji .5 -1' Q- 1 .J -f 'J-7-2:f'.,,m1Zf:55r X f x . x ' ' f- wi . A ' M . , 1 x' Qfffw' ' gi, ,, ,Q l , W Q, lgv 'lf - X ig Q, , , . f Q V Q 1? Sf Q' mlgmf' 1 x .M A f gp ' 'sis . '- 1:f2'112Il'9i:':fi' ef ' Xwsf f y- 7 Wig f 'fx wkiif 3 iiltfkiki wif: . 'wwf g , ', -. 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CHRISTY ARMSTRONG-Class Treasurer 15 Class Secre- tary 2,35 Class President 45 Pep Club 15253545 B-Team Cheerleader 25 Varsity Cheerleader 3545 Chorus 152535 Swing Choir 253545 District Music Contest 2,3545 State Mu- sic Contest 253545 Librarians 15253545 FTA 15 Treasurer 15 Business Contest 45 Prom Server 25 All-School Play 35 Football Homecoming Attendant 35 Track 35 Girls R-Club 45 Publications 3,45 Photographer 45 Graduation Usher 35 Christmas Ball Queen 45 Who's Who Among American High School Students 3,45 Outstanding Good School Citi- zen of the Year 4. BENTLEY BROWN - Golf 1525354. CHRIS CHAMBERLAIN-Football 15253545 All-Conference Football 2535 Basketball 152,3545 Track 15253545 State Track 253545 FFA 3,45 Reporter 45 FTA 3,45 President 45 Football Homecoming King Candidate 45 Basketball Homecoming King Candidate 45 Football Homecoming Attendant 15 R- Club 3545 President 45 Band 15 Math 84 Science Club 35 Boy Athlete of the Year 4. IULIE CHAPPLE-Band 15253545 Twirler 15253545 Head 3545 Pep Club 15253,45 Secretary 35 President 45 Basketball 1525 3545 Tri-Captain 45 Librarians 15253545 Chorus 15 Math 84 Science Club 253545 Speech 81 Drama Club 3545 Speech Team 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Treasurer 45 District Music Contest 1,253545 State Music Contest 253545 Girls R- Club 3545 County Government Day 15 Business Contest 25 3545 FTA 15 Prom Server 25 Danforth Pl Dare YOU Award 35 Typing Award 25 Bookkeeping Award 3545 Bas- ketball Homecoming Attendant 25 Basketball Homecom- ing Queen Candidate 45 COE 45 American Legion Award 45 Outstanding Musician Award 4. es! fill 5.tt, SRSQQ 136 f NANCY EDWARDS-FHA 3545 FTA 2,3,45 Student Council 3545 Math 84 Science Club 35 National Honor Society 3545 Math Contest 25 Outstanding FHA Member Award 45 American Legion Award Alternate 45 Girls State 3. LEE ANN ERDMAN-Band 15253545 Basketball 1525 Publica- tions 3545 County Government Day 25 Business Contest 45 Bookkeeping ll Award 4. I IIM GARST-Football 15253545 Basketball 152535 FFA 15253, 45 Secretary 35 President 45 State Farmer 45 Basketball Homecoming Attendant 35 Christmas Ball King 4. KEVIN GILBERTSON-Science Club 15 Track 15 FTA 3545 Vice-President 35 Speech 84 Drama Club 253545 Vice Presi- dent 35 Band 15253545 COE 45 Business Contest 45 Student Council 45 All School Play 35 Mardi Gras King 35 Good School Citizen 35 Bookkeeping ll Award 4. IULIA GROFF-Swing Choir 15253545 Student Council 2535 President 45 Chorus 152,35 Band 1525 District Music Con- test 15253,45 State Music Contest 15253545 Pep Club 15 Wrestlette 152,3545 Co-Captain 3,45 Flag Corp 15 Head 15 Basketball 1525 Track 1,253,45 State Track 253545 Girls R- Club 2,3545 Vice-President 45 Class Vice-President 152,45 Student Council 253,45 Librarians 15253545 Vice President 35 Student Council 45 Speech 84 Drama Club 3545 Speech Team 35 Math 84 Science Club 25 Prom Server 25 County Government Day 15 Christmas Ball Attendant 15 All-School Musical 35 Business Contest 25 National Honor Society 3545 COE 45 Publications 45 Wrestling Homecoming Queen 45 Good School Citizen 45 Outstanding Chorus Girl 4. l zz i SHAWNA HEITS-Basketball 1,253545 Track 152,3,45 State Track 152535 Girls R-Club 2,3545 Student Council 45 Flag Corp 45 Student Council 45 Basketball Homecoming At- tendant 35 Basketball Homecoming Queen Candidate 45 Basketball Tri-Captain 45 Girls State Alternate 35 FFA 3,45 French Club 15 FTA 25 Chorus 15 Business Contest 35 Good School Citizen 35 Bookkeeping l Award 4. KlM HENDRICKSON-Librarians 15253545 Track 1545 Girls R-Club 152535 FFA 25 FHA 3,45 Student Council 25 Class Of- ficer 25 Wrestling Cheerleader 3,45 Co-Captain 45 FFA Sweetheart 3545 Powder Puff Football King 45 Prom Server 25 Publications 2,35 COE 4. VALERIE HERRON- Pep Club 152,3,45 Secretary 45 Chorus 1,25 Swing Choir 3,45 Student Council 45 Librarians Club 15 2,35 Student Council 152545 FHA 3545 FTA 15 Publications 3, 45 Good School Citizen 35 Business Contest 3545 District Music Contest 253,45 State Music Contest 3,45 Barnwarming Queen Candidate, Football Homecoming Attendant 2. DAVE HUDSON-Band 152,3,45 District Music Contest 25 45 State Music Contest 2,45 French and Spanish Club 15 Typing Award 25 Chorus 1. AUDIE IACKSON - Football 152,3,45 Track 2,3545 Wrestling 2535 R-Club 253545 County Government Day 15 Mardi Gras Attendant 15 Christmas Ball Attendant 25 Football Home- coming King 45 Student Council 35 State Track 3,45 Prom Server 25 Graduation Usher 3. LARRY KENNELL-Band 1,253545 President 35 lazz Band 15 253545 District Music Contest 152,3,45 State Music Contest 2,45 Swing Choir 1,2,35 Chorus 1,2535 District Chorus 35 Football 152,3,45 Wrestling 1,253545 Co-Captain 45 Wres- tling Homecoming King 45 Track 35 National Honor Soci- ety 3545 Vice-President 45 Good School Citizen 35 Danforth Pl Dare YOU Award 35 Who's Who Among High School Students 35 County Government Day 15 All- School Musical 35 Christmas Ball Attendant 35 Boys State 35 Sophomore Pilgrimage 25 Math Contest 2,3545 Math Club 25 Math 84 Science Club 3,45 FFA 152,3,45 Treasurer 25 Vice President 3545 District Ag Contest 253,45 State Ag Contest 2,3545 State Farmer 45 FFA Barnwarming King Candidate 45 American Legion Award Alternate 45 Out- standing Musician Award 4. MIKE LEISMAN-Football 15253545 Wrestling 1,25 FFA 15253, 45 Sentinel 3,45 R-Club 3,45 State Farmer 45 Football Homecoming Attendant 35 AOE 4. MELINDA LONG-FHA 15 Math 84 Science Club 25 For- eign Language Club 25 Golf 1,253545 Tri-Captain 45 Basket- ball 152,3,45 Tri-Captain 45 Track 2,35 State Track 25 Girls R-Club 253545 Student Council 35 President 45 Band 1,25 Wrestlette 3545 Christmas Ball Attendant 25 Wrestling Homecoming Attendant 35 Graduation Attendant 35 Prom Server 25 Basketball Homecoming Queen 45 Librarians Club 1,25 Publications 35 COE 4. MARYANN LYTLE-Basketball 1,25 Pep Club 15 Swing Choir 3,45 Chorus 35 Band 1,25 Librarians 152,3,45 Vice- President 45 Math 81 Science Club 2,45 Secretary-Treasur- er 45 Flag Corp 25 Basketball Homecoming Attendant 15 Wrestlerette 152,35 Co-Captain 35 Class Treasurer 2,35 Class Student Council 15 Foreign Language Club 1,2535 Girls Golf 1,25 District Music Contest 1,253545 State Music Contest 3,45 Publications 3,45 Photographer 45 County Government Day 15 Typing Award 254. 137 CHERYL MCCALL - Pep Club 1,2,3,45 B-Team Cheerleader 1,25 Head 25 Varsity Cheerleader 3,45 Head 45 Football Homecoming Queen 45 Good School Citizen 25 Band 15 Student Council 2,35 Treasurer 35 Math 84 Sci- ence Club 35 Chorus 2,35 Student Council 35 Librarians 1, 253,45 Student Council 25 Prom Server 25 Class Vice-Presi- dent 35 Class Treasurer 45 COE 45 All-School Play 35 Book- keeping I Award 4. IULIE MOBLEY-B-Team Cheerleader 15 Varsity Cheerleader 253,45 Twirler 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 District Music Contest 1,2,3,45 State Music Contest 253,45 Student Council 2,35 FTA 1,25 Math 81 Science Club 253,45 Pep Club 15253545 Football Homecoming Attendant 15 Football Homecoming Queen Candidate 45 Clarinda Band lambo- ree Queen Candidate 45 Graduation Escort 35 Publications 45 Who's Who Among American High Schools 3,45 Swing Choir 35 Chorus 1. ROBIN MOORE-Track 1,2535 Speech 81 Drama Club 152, 3,45 French Club 15 Spanish Club 15 Mardi Gras Queen Candidate 35 Wrestling Homecoming Queen Candidate 45 Flag Corp 45 Wrestlette 45 Girls R-Club 253,45 Chorus 2535 Speech Team 1,2535 Music Contest 2,35 Business Contest 2,45 Librarians 25 All-School Play 3, COE 4. MARCIA MULVANIA-County Government Day 15 Class Secretary 15 Class President 35 Math Club 1,2,3,45 Band 1, 2,3545 Student Council 15 Secretary 45 District Music Con- test 1,253,45 State Music Contest 35 Math 81 Science Club 2,3545 Vice-President 45 Typing Award 25 Business Contest 25 Mardi Gras Queen Candidate 2,45 Librarians 152,354. PAULA KAY PECK-Band 15253545 Stage Band 1,2,3,45 Al- ternate Majorette 45 Swing Choir 35 Chorus 35 Accompa- nist Award 35 District Music Contest 1,2,3,45 State Music Contest 1545 Speech Contest 15 Math Contest 35 National Honor Society 3545 Secretary 45 FHA 2,3545 Vice-President 35 Secretary 45 All-School Play 35 Who's Who Among American High Schools 35 French Club 1525 Foreign Lan- guage Club 35 Vice-President 35 Christmas Ball Attendant 35 Christmas Ball Queen Candidate 45 Girls State 35 Out- standing Home Economics Student 45 Typing Award 45 Musicianship Award 4. KYMM PHILLIPS-B-Team Cheerleader 1525 Varsity Cheerleader 3545 Pep Club 15253545 Librarians 25 Math 81 Science Club 1,45 Who's Who Among American High Schools 3,45 Publications 3,45 Football Homecoming Queen Candidate 45 FTA 25 FFA 253,45 District Ag Contest 3,45 State Ag Contest 3,45 Band 15 FFA Treasurer 45 Class Student Council 4. TOD SALFRANK-Math 84 Science Club 15253545 R-Club 3, 45 Golf 15253545 Wrestling 2,3545 Basketball 15 Who's Who Among American High Schools 45 State Music Contest 1, 25 Boys State 35 Swing Choir 2,35 Wrestling Homecoming King Candidate 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Math Contest 2,354. NATHAN SCHAFFNER-Band 1,2,3,45 lazz Band 253,45 Speech Team 1,2535 Speech 81 Drama Club 2,3545 Vice- President 35 Speech Award 152535 Drama Award 35 All- School Play 2,35 County Government Day 15 Sophomore Pilgrimage Alternate 25 American History Award 25 French Club 15 Math 84 Science Club 2,3545 Vice-President 35 Math Contest 25 FTA 35 Treasurer 35 District Music Con- test 1,45 Who's Who Among American High Schools 35 Bookkeeping Award 3,45 Business Contest 3545 Mardi Gras King 45 National Honor Society 3,45 President 45 Stu- dent Body Vice-President 35 Student Body President 45 Boys State 35 State Treasurer 35 Typing Award 45 DAR Award 4. DUANE SCHIERKOLK-Band 1,2,3,45 Stage Band 1,2,3,45 Swing Choir 1,2,3,45 District Music Contest 1,2,3,45 State Music Contest 2,3545 Math Contest 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,35 Wrestling 45 National Honor Society 3545 Math Club 25 Science Club 1,25 Math 84 Sci- ence Club 3,45 County Government Day 15 District Cho- rus 35 Musicianship Award 4. TONY SCHOMBURG-Football 15253545 Co-Captain 45 Wrestling 152,3545 Co-Captain 45 District Wrestling 1,45 Track 1,3545 R-Club 1,2,3,45 Sargent at Arms 45 FFA 1,2535 45 Student Council 45 County Government Day 15 Prom Server 25 Graduation Usher 35 Christmas Ball Attendant 15 Football Homecoming King Candidate 45 Band 152,3545 District Music Contest 1,2,45 Jazz Band 2,3545 Class Presi- dent 15 District Ag Contest 25 State Ag Contest 25 Math 84 Science Club 1,25 COE 45 Barnwarming King 4. DENISE SCHOONOVER-Golf 15253545 State 45 Tri-Captain 45 Track Manager 15 Mardi Gras Queen Candidate 15 All- School Musical 35 Spanish Club 25 French Club 25 Librar- ians 1,2,3,45 Student Council 35 President 45 Pep Club 1,2, 35 Vice-President 35 Girls R-Club 1,2,3,45 Treasurer 45 Pub- lications 35 Chorus 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 COE 45 Speech 84 Drama Club 253,45 Student Council 35 Flag Corp 2. ALBERT SHAW- FFA 253545 Chorus 152. LARRY SHUE-Football 15253545 Basketball 1,25 Track 152, 3545 R-Club 45 Chorus 1,2535 Swing Choir 4. LISA SMITH-Transferred from Canton R-5 School 45 Christmas Ball Candidate 4. MATT STONER-Football 152,3545 All-Conference Football 45 National Science Foundation Summer Program 25 Who's Who Among American High Schools 45 National Honor Society 3,45 R-Club 3545 Secretary 45 Swing Choir 152,35 Band 15253545 State Music Contest 45 Math 81 Sci- ence Club 253,45 FFA 1,2,3,45 Reporter 45 Publications 35 Photographer 3545 Boys State 35 State Ag Contest 253,45 All-School Play 35 Christmas Ball King Candidate 45 Barnwarming Attendant 25 Math Contest 2,3545 Stage Band 1,2,3,45 District Music Contest 2,3545 American Le- gion Award 4. CINDY WALKER-Basketball 1,25 Track 1,2,3,45 Quad Captain 45 Golf 1,2,3,45 Districts 2,45 State 45 Tri-Captain 45 Librarians Club 152,3545 Treasurer 25 Secretary 3,45 Speech 84 Drama Club 253,45 President 45 Pep Club 1,2,35 Student Council 35 Student Council 3,45 Publications 253,45 Assistant Editor 35 Editor 45 Twirler 3,45 Alternate 1525 Swing Choir 3,45 Secretary-Treasurer 45 National Honor Society 3545 Girls R-Club 2,3,45 Secretary 45 Wrestlette Al- ternate 3,45 Class Secretary 45 Chorus 15 FTA 15 Treasurer 15 Spanish Club 25 French Club 25 All-School Musical 35 Acting Award 35 Typing Award 15 Speech Team 1535 Speech Award 35 Girls State Alternate 35 Flag Corp 25 COE 45 District Music Contest 15 Good School Citizen 45 Girl Athlete of the Year Award 45 Editor Award 4. MARK WILCZEK-Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Publications 3,45 Assistant Photographer 35 Photographer 45 Track 1,2,3,45 Basketball Homecoming King 45 Student Council 1545 Music Contest 152,3545 Basketball Homecom- ing Attendant 35 Math 84 Science Club 3545 President 45 R- Club 2,3545 Vice-President 45 Commencement Escort 35 Prom Server 25 Band 1525354. 139 Seniors Disco ver Si. Louis This year the seniors went to St. Louis, where they spent three days and two nights touring the city. Some of the highlights of the trip included: a riverboat cruise on the Mississippi River, touring the Anheauser-Busch factory, seeing the Arch and going up in it, and seeing the St. Louis Cardinals stadium and touring its museum. This was a fun, but exhausting trip, which will always be a memory to the seniors of 1980. At right: Christy and Tony help us keep clear of l'troubled waters, Below: Does Robin have something in her eye? Maryann looks ready to go-o-o-ol!! N R Did everyone get to see Marks' T pierced ear?? Albert sitting on the bus. l'lUH!l!!! l l wwexewswssesswsmw Larry made it!! lulie in a proud moment, We've almost made it. . The famous- Halls of Rock Port. CLASS We 've Ju f Begun Walking proud - heads held high! -1 -.Sf NN Q t W' .X -wfqik s ' The class of 1980 spent several mornings preparing for Senior Class Day and Baccalaureate and Commencement. The seniors read their class history, will and prophecy on Senior Class Day, which was held May 14. This year, Baccalaureate and Commencement were com- bined into one evening. The service was held May 18 in the gym. Mr. Gene Finke, was the guest speaker. Diplo- mas were presented by Mr. jack Scamman, President of the School Board. Christy fTedl and Freak fMarkJ. Mrs. Runkles and Cindy look over a layout Suey fSusettel and Lee Annabelle 0.66 Valerie Uol and Maryann share secrets. Carolyn works busily Annl. The Pf0C7'UC9fS The 1979-80 Blue lay publication staff commenced the school year attending the annual yearbook seminar at NWMSU in Maryville. Mrs. Runkles, Cindy and Susette participated in lournalism Day activities also held on the university campus. The Blue lay journal was re-instituted, comprised of humorous dedications, special seasonal sto- ries and editorials as well. This pamphlet provided profits for additional yearbook costs. Publications members were required to write one story minimum per week, complete assigned yearbook pages and submit at least one article to the Blue lay lournals as their staff require- ments. Photographers during the year included Mark Wilczek, Christy Armstrong, Maryann Lytle and Matt Stoner. Cindy Walker was Editor with Susette Daugherty being Assistant Editor. At right: Julia Croff, Tammy Gib- son, Susan Freeman, Sue Schoonover. . wa ,H N .mwx l l l ln Appreoioiion of Services Coniribuieo' The Rock Port High School Publications Staff would like to show their appreciation to faculty members Mr. Gene Finke and Mr. Bill Runkles. They have faithfully taught at Rock Port High School seven years and junior high ten years respectively. Their devotion, efforts and student in- volvement have been greatly appreciated and respected in each 'of their teaching careers. Mr. Finke and Mr. Runkles have been valuable assets to the Rock Port R-ll school system, and they will be misesed by everyone. Mr Gene Finke attained his bachelor of arts de ree in 1 , g l education from Peru State College, Peru, NE in 1970. He taught at Elk Creek High School in Nebraska for three years as a history teacher and eight-men football coach. Mr. Finke began hisuteaching career at 'Rock Port High E school in 1973, teaching World and American History and Decisions Classes. He served as assistant football coach seven years, assistant varsity basketball coach two years, and assistant junior high basketball coach two years. Mr. Finke will be moving to Hampton, NE to acquire teaching duties in social studies and history. He will also be the head eight-man football coach and the assistant girls bas- ketball coach. Mr. Finke's sense of humor and witty per- sonality along with his untiring additional efforts in many school related areas have gained the respect of students and faculty alike. Mr. Bill Runkles Mr. Bill Runkles obtained his degree in biology and sci- ence education from Peru State College, Peru, NE in 1970. He began teaching at Rock Port R-ll Schools in the fall of 1970, teaching high school general science, 7th grade science and 8th grade earth science. In 1973, he transfered completely to junior high school science, utiliz- ing the ISC tlnstrumental Science Curriculum Studyj. He also commenced assistant coaching duties with the junior high football team, high school boys basketball team. ln 1975, Mr. Runkles completed his master's degree in sci- ence education from NWMSU, Maryville. He was the head junior high basketball coach for boys and girls in the 1978-80 school years. Mr. Runkles instituted the Estes Rocket Club at Rock Port Schools and for ten years kept this hobby club active and enjoyed by all its participating members. Mr. Runkles will be moving to Nebraska City Public Schools where he will be teaching high school biol- ogy and assistant coaching in girls basketball. Mr. Runkles had a very friendly and outgoing personality to all who came to know him as a dedicated teacher and a good friend as well. Mr. Gene Finke ,.... 1 Fare wel from the Senior Class of 1980 The T urnlhg Pomf v ,N K 0 1, ,, ff., M M. f ,fp-.1q,,f ML .13 ' . uk -'MN -K Q ,, Af, 1,,.. 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