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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1981 volume:

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Y . . . ., ,. . , .. - . , . ........... - x...1,.'1 .. , Mat. ., 'sl K -,ww !-fLmJ2.'?vQ-Igvl'-TLx1'hxU13. fi. f N 3. f V F r I W rf, r V 1 'Y I I . s 1 k L E r L l t 1981 Blue lay Rock Port R-II School Rock Port, MO Editor Susette Daugherty Assistant Editor Brook Cooper Photographers Susan Freeman Sue Ann Schoonover Sponsor Mrs. Kathy Moore NCW Llve every moment as It comes Take what It brlngs to you C O O I O C I I Each day your whole llfe through Be happy with things you Take every step one at a time And make the most of It e have Make every hour that you spend mean just a Irttle more Then looking back don't wish that you could change It just a but Wlll be worth waltlng for And dont put off those ones that he ahead See all the aaa . af ltt e things Try to fit them In somehow For the time when you'lI enjoy them most Is not ' someday but now' Table of Contents Elementary 9 lunlor Hugh 27 ak 1 Faculty-43 Students-61 IINGWII Seniors-69 Happenings-81 Sports- 103 Honors- 1 19 nm ACF' av' P QW fm- www SNR i QM, ffm! ml half x 2 Wm mf? ,uf M-. ww Ns wv x Elementary Dolly Armstrong Michael Barnhart Mark Bennington lill Block Peggy Busby Shelly Chard Brian Couldry Matthew Culjat jeffrey Davidson Dusty Dunkeson Sarah Greiner Lora Gubser Tricia Hardy Pam Harris William Hecker Dusty Herron Toby Hudson Dennis Kirby Cathie Knuth Christina Kruse Amy Lair Nikki Lingerfelt Rhonda Lotter Shawn Makings Anna McKenny Randy Muntz Kimberly Murry Krystina Musch x ' 2 , r f ,, J 'qi Wm X ai I! Q W A ,,sl ' Z. Qi! y., my , ,, as yy , , A Q f it s 1, M Mfr A A , g , ff DE . I ' ' ' 'ifig Y 409.3 1 f -1' , ll , V .s . ,-4 ' f My M f A if f X S A V , ,:,5, , A 4 4' I 1 Z ff-6 1, ' -9 s , , Gil' 5. 1 , M ff Qf n I Diligently working? V , es? ,gy K sam Chad shows off! K f 1 'S-.-a.,,yV. ..,f,wf,,- Q ,W ' f A, J 1 6 , Q , 401' 1 2 57 ,wif . 'W N, 2 Caught in the act!! 'f' -WW x It 1 ,,,, 'ffwiw ,f,- . 5 .W yt ff f x it , v , . . .,g0.v , M MW 1 4' f N3 . ,gg Q f A Va 1 w,gz 'b ft . . 'Z faq - 'Z y Q fy Z -may f Hello? , , , , , ' .1 We W , , , af Kindergarten Kindergarten is the beginning of formal education in Rock Port School. The eager children are exposed to many learning experiences. Although these activities take on the aspects of playing, the little students emerge with added knowledge. Academically, they delve into reading readiness, 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 taught the students this year. Highlights of the year were a visit to the Henry Doorly Zoo and ChiIdren's Museum in Omaha, Nebraska. Amanda Oswald Chad Ottmann Robert Patterson , , lason Perry ' 'z ..- Eric Price 3, gg' H.. ,V 455 ,. ,,,, ,. Ashley Rader I 4 , f A aw' .- A. W , ,,. fa W 6 , 4 y 4' Z Timothy Radley Kenny Rostron , , Zelma Schramm jason Stephens jonathan Viets Dana White f-'...:'-,-- ' 122 Sara Wilson Mrs. Fentiman I..- .,,...,,,, - ff .' I - - - 'K 'tie Mrs. Steele . f, - I i -kihh IUIIQ Armstrong - A , . sf X xxx Peter Bachle New T L ' X Eric Bemberger is V. 4' kgs Christina Bolln g A VIA. E T Q 'Q K Tammy Brooks - D 'a gg L T si' Patricia Br ant ' Ir' Ov- - Y '4'-K '5' Q frA H J K 'N - A S Q D ' N ..... . . ,., ff' ' ' -- ' f, ig 5 fi I N 4775: f ' Q Aron Burke - I -' g ,v , If Chris Chard i A XRS? NX i NK R . 'Ne .V I 0 IIQE. . rt X. ' TV, lames Curfman 3' N T X X3 is is .k,k,, ..... K S :M A x K leremy Davis Bart Deardorf fri X! 'X ,TA Wi D. D. Doiel Donna Ellenburg Seth Gaines Heather Garst johnny Giesken Kimberly Graham c AJ' .fr 7 4 ---e . 1 - :ie age s , X ,M W 0 he ii' Mrs. Bryan busy with reading class. A .c...kxi,. .ff Mike enjoys his lunch. lames works very hard. Theresa Haller iii' ' ., - Sarah Hazelett X Z A . e1,, 5 B . c s . . .sae Timmy Henderson N ,F T 5 -f1-s ' H u ,fs 1 1 sese s 1 Q- I Lisa 0 ey D. X .. iii' V T Q Tracy Hughes X .9 I lamie lenner ' ' K D I gcc.i Q if 4 .bk T - i .Lv-'Q' W 5 . f' -. :Q-rw rs L-:Emi E ' fi , . , X N NX X john Kirby Robert Kish Darla Lansdown Robert Larson Nikki Lee tr HFS-1 . -X - L' :5fN'?Ef.'f 5' X N'-+497 Q, . K Y im . ' . W . g at ,ft-K 5 .4 2 ,23 X '. 2 -sf. I, L A. J f' ' NX fi. 'S X, S f fl Q . 'ff 3- g' .s - Q . , 5.-.S S . qu 4 .. 1 V if H X i X , X ,gf X 1 cs 5 w 'I 'R Q 2 -ai. XKX Beth Lewis S x . 5 5 Shane Lingerfelt ' Qi L Y 5 , julie Lininger - . -- L - jonathan Lucas Bobbie Maifeld dx Wi .ef M I .ai7Am. J Mark McKenney Richard Meyer james Murry Mike Neeman . K is Susan O'Barsky Ni Y Xi? , W X .Xi is sz . I x it H L Christy O'LaughIin X Nancy Ottmann Ryan Powell Bill Rightsell Clarence Schaffner X s ,s A t -ff' x x X as ' S' we 1. , .wp Proud of their artwork. 410 First Grad The first graders, taught by Mrs. Mary Bryan and Mrs. Cindy Brouse, have had an exciting year learning to read, add and subtract, and learning about letters and the sounds they make. They have studied about families, holiday customs and had scientific experiments. Learn- ing was made fun through the use of games and group activities. vii -I :jig Kevin Shallenberger Clay Vogler jeffrey Zabel Natalie Zuck Mrs. Brouse Mrs. Bryan Danielle Arnold Leeja Arnold Andy Bachle Ken Bemberger Terry Bennington Gary Bolin loey Bradley Traci Bryan Kenneth Bryant Kari Carpenter Hilary Chastain Robbie Comstock Kelly Davis lennifer Driskell Lee Ebrecht Sabrina Ebrecht Tabatha Esser Tami Grossman Misty Harbin Micheal Hardy Eric Henderson Marcie Hill Leo Holmes Stephanie Horning Sure, I'm done Amy and Shelley show their pretty teeth' L L V imi ZVZVLE, . . ,, J ,X .. 'fr I X.: ki K ...X gag? Q ' Dawn Howard Q leremy Hughes f ',:.: i loey Hunter X XM RF X Q X 3 X X R x X '1' sw? X F S X R X KX X X 5 'gg R. xi X wk fi S ' 17 1- Y' E ' X Brandon looks depressed. Ti . ,Sy ' Hifi . i f ' if K . K -f '77 , at K A K., K K X' ' N. YI ihi ,.....msc .,.. . ws X X X X 3 .J WX .. .E Mike Kennedy Erin Koch Wendy Lane 'X X Xxx K NX si NX 'fv- leremy Lewis Amy Lininger Rachel Loftus Lois McCoy lohnny Meyer Brandon Morgan Second Grade The second graders were busy throughout the year improving reading, and math skills. They enjoyed books from the Book Mobile and visits to the Atchison County Library. The students in Miss MaudIin's class highlighted their year with a Stone Soup unit. The second graders were taught by Ms. lulie Maudlin and Mrs. Dorothy Peck. X ss Q N s XX X K is . 3 ! ix ...gp xX X Y X Y' ik X . N S X CSX X 2 X K XX Lisa Mulvania Melissa Olson Ryan Ottmann Chasity Parks . 1.8. Pearce Matt Pierce X its L . ,. ,,. ....2 EE Shawn Powell Brian Roach -1 Carolyn Rosenbohm Shelley Runkles Charlie Salfrank Michael Schlup Kevin Schomburg 5 Abby Smith 'L Tracie Thomas Ronnie Welch Miss lulie Maudlin Mrs. Dorothy Peck Third Grade It has been a big step for those students entering the third grade. The year has been filled with learning and experiencing many new things. The third graders are introduced to multiplication and division for the first time. To them it is something very new and chal- lenging. At this level they change from manuscript to cursive writing. In language they also spend a lot of time studying capital letters, forms of punctuation, the parts of a sentence, and word usage. While in social studies they concentrate on the study of different communities. Instructors for the third grade were Mrs. Doris Kirby and Mrs. Marge Gelbertson. Q ..... N Michelle T Bennington ' ., Monique Brewer i s '--1 - ' - X 'XXX it gags Heather Culjat ' i S Brigette Davis ' j Michelle Finch A - Shannon Fischer , V . ' v i .,.3 wwf. M' 'UW . George tries to concentrate. B Q Wx N Sarah Gaines zzi - 4 FX lohn Hardy K A -A X A X Artie Hazelett f f 5,2 V, ' ' 1 it Beverly Hecker Q 5 f X ' 1 MJ' Regina Heineman . X Kelley Herron g . 3 s T. sf S ..i. .1 is K e s.. f f -'Qs ei S ...i. eailir , KYmm Herron 4' I iii Jhl X Shawn H6I'I'0I'1 . '::2: I .... Lx is Scott Holmes , V if N g' 4 '1' T Q Q lohn Hudson Q ' s l ii .... Ng. L Chris lackson is --f f - K ig 'T' M leri lensen ' , gy Ei Y .. K . ..,k Kirby Kerr a ee . - f.. Q- , Richard Kingery Benny Kirk 1 Melissa Koch i i i Trent LaHue A Kimberly Lane -sas., Phillip Lininger leffrey Lotter Daniel Lucas Tiffani McAdams Adam Meyer Patricia Meyer XXX X fer . ' ' I:fl5E:E':. Z . ,. iii-WW .tr .E ,, . .. A ff-fed' , .2 ,L X 1, ,f gf '.. ' 1 ., XM? W wi , - f 5 K We fi fi il Q may WW: VV 'ri '. Y Q1 iw f . V o iunt'l9. ,Ai Michelle keeps busy. f ff V' , ' V wly :V 1 , ' f Mrs Kirby explains the weekly reader. A Z it Mrs. Kirby Kevin Moody Scott Moody Brandon Oswald Shane Ottmann Gary Pfeil George Radtke Michelle Remick Elton Roberts David Rosenbohm Stacie Savala Terry Schoonover Terry Schramm Wendy Smith Lori Ann Stallsworth lennifer Stephens Thimothy Stout Gary Stoner Nathan Tiemeyer Mike Vance Ronald Wedel Shelli Welch Mrs. Gilbertson Craig Abbot Melonie Baldwin Marla Beasing Lanie Bendon Ricky Bradley Douglas Case Hallie Case Susan Danley Rhonda Daugherty Electa Davis Tracy Davis Bret Deardorff Phyllis Duren lulie Ellenburg William Freeman Stephen Gaines Karen Gilbertson Christy Harmon Robert Harris Lori Hartman Todd Hays Shane Heineman Matthew Hickey Michelle Hickey Bobby Holley Billy Hulett Travis Husing lamie Irvine Catherine lenner lamie lohnson fx as ta? i 'Wa A iw Mrs. Mifflin explains a lesson. Now what do we do? 1 8 W i ,,Q.' '.'. .I A Maxine Kirby R S woody Kirk by , NZQ . 5 L- Eii fi Gail Kuhns if is Randall Larson Rae Ann Lininger :, -a Robert Lipham Stephanie Lisle Toby Lutz Steven Meyer Roy Munsey Kerri Muntz Stacy Ottmann Ih. QE. e :,-- . Q X Fourth Grade The fourth grade class was very busy this year. Be- sides doing their regular work, they spent some time studying about Missouri history. They learned all about how Missouri was first settled and discovered some of the famous landmarks of their state. lt was very interesting and gave the children a better under- standing of their home state. The fourth grade classes were taught by Miss julie Lykins and Mrs. Maradi Miff- lin 4 Gregory Pankau Ray Parks Lydia Pfeil Tony Ranner Dean Rebel james Rightsell lennifer Rosenbohm David Squires lodi Swofford lerry Thomas Nick Trainor William Walker Sandra Watson Kathy Welch Lyn Zuck Miss Lykins Mrs. Mifflin Fifth Grade This year the fifth graders were busy with various activities. They reviewed the material learned the pre- vious year in math and learned about the first Ameri- cans in social studies. They also studied human emo- tions, the brain, the skin and the five senses in health. This years fifth graders were taught by Mrs. Wilma Moe and Mrs. Martha Cline. Bobby Barnhart Phillip Bendon Mike Bennington Randy Boatman lames Bowman Michelle Brewer Raymond Chastain Ellen Cline Clinton Doiel Tracy Duren lerry Edwards lason Garst A Nikki Gayler loe Graham Phil Harmon Tony Haynes Corey Herron Cory Hill Laurie Howard Roy Ingram Alan lochim Rachel Kingery Heather Koch Robby Kroll Vicki Kroll Mike Krutz , leff Kuhns Kevin Lane 'i ,, Mike Lewis David Lininger H-. Q f Thinking it over! if 'Q fa 'S zfsfffa I - an SY XX ,N V, at 'P x fs, Q X - ,QQ ' . 3 se K v- ' if' :J fi xx N S, jeff busy at work an X Phillip Vogler Gail Welch Mrs. Cline Mrs. Moe Thomas Squires Gene Stoner Teresa Stoner Scot Thompson Matt Tiemeyer Theresa Lininger 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 Pfe.. Terry Roach Greg Shallenberger Teresa Schramn Steve Sheldon Chris Shue Kim Smith Eric Abbott Harvey Andresen 'i'-:: . Buffy Case X get Shelly Chastain X Karl Curfman X - Larry Daugherty a,,, Mike Daugherty Randy Davidson Cynthia Driskell Deanna Eagans Sandi Foster Deborah Hardy Q is 11- es..,,:i,:: . Kevin Hawk 'H - Pat Hickey 6 we H- 'rw . Patrick Holmes . . .9 -ak Amy Horning - lames lensen Shannon lones - , x. Sixth Grade The sixth grade began the year by viewing filmstrips on developing self-discipline. Some students utilized the ideas to help them get their homework, band practice, and other activities completed on schedule. Students visited Latin America and Canada by using textbooks and films and by tasting foods. In one se- mester half of the class studied weather and energy in science while the other class leamed how their bodies grow and function and how to take care of their bodies. Objectives in sixth grade math classes included the use of decimals and becoming familiar with the metric system. The language classes studied library skills and toured the high school library. At the culmi- nation of a newspaper unit field trips were taken to newspaper offices. The sixth grade teachers were Mrs. Linda Kincannon and Mrs. lulia Shrader. Brian Kelly Scott Lane Kenny Lansdown Tammy Lewis Kellie Maifield Terry Mclntosh is I Sandra Meyer Sally Neemann Tim Oswald Kelly Powell Carl Powers Mike Remick wk K 1- - : e s - '- , in V .Ks T wx X K X x xx X Y . ,Y as f eg X Q f Wg mx 'X 4-if y. ir is h - 'i ii . vis- ' ' . - , . . W., . 5 . , .. ,... S, X si' E . T QQ - A . C X f a - af' 'r -- -V Take ,S X ' X .... .k.,. X , Q Shayne looks suspicious. Marlena Rosenbohm Steve Rosenbohm lodie Sabo Todd Scamman Stephanie Scamman Marj Schierkolk Scotty Schoonover Pamela Sheldon S 'iffi ii M , Tony Shirley ee, T Cory Shue Shayne Siddens Kirsten Stites we Billy Bob Thomas Malissa Watson Tammy Zach Mrs. Linda Kincannon Mrs. lulia Shrader f- 3' ,1 .ji ,gg in 'Q M , y A ,Tix ,,,A , '1' fi: 'gg aug ., A 3. Exim' 7A'. N Q , QA W x .Q W ,-,-null' Q fm., M16 1' M 1'?'F ?f-' j,rg,i1 5 ,iii fkg'.? fig! .,,,M., ...A-.., NH:kL'f 1 sV' 2 . 'Z 31 5? 3 LM Fifi if : Active Elementar Music Students Kermit and friends. Elementary students under the direction of Mrs. Ta- mara Curfman enjoyed a very active year. December 12, the Annual Christmas Program was presented. The title of the program was, Kermit's Christmas . A spring program, Alice in Wonderland , was held in April. Mr. Ken Greiner taught sixth grade band. He taught them the proper care and cleaning of their in- strument and basic musical fundamentals. Pictured be- low: Mrs. Curfman rehearses with students. Soldiers introduce witnesses. Wm . S ta... ,Q Sesame Street Cookies. lr. High Band, Row 1: S. Scamman, K. Powell, M. Watson, S. Foster, S. Chastain, B. Case. Row 2: A. Sattrini, A. Horning, P. Holmes, K. Maifeild, T. Zach, M. Schierkolk. Row 3: K. Hawk, I. lenson, S. Schoonover, E. Abbott, S. Lane, T. Scamman, K. Curfman, K. Lansdown, T. Mclntosh. Row 4: S. Siddens, B. Kelly, S. Rosenbohm, R. Davidson, B. Thomas, C. Shue, Mr. Greiner. Not shown: T. Os- wald. Might Musician . M ig : K VM Q - I 1 E 1 a f C? H .- ff 'N fu Apt UD fwMM!Q'Z f -5 ' if K 'a ,- 2 'X , mm , ' 1 ,, 1 1 WWA H 'f r M ,X ' fgezmz J A ,,.x ' gi ,, by . fa Q junior High lodi Barnhart Aaron Case Cynthia Catlett leffery Cooper Kelly Daugherty Toni Deering Scott Driskell Amy Esser Danny Gardner Amy Garst Anna Gibson Bonnie Giesken Harland Gilmore Mike Hartman Kelley Hays Alan Herron Thea Herron Todd Herron My V: , 4, W 4, X f , X fi I 'Q f, L if , , A X . ft f , , f 4 Y? X W M22 1 HU A- if X 1? I nf rv f X if .., 4 E 2 N. L V' ,, W 'I ' i ' '- K W ,,,, , at A - 25 3 'f :Va 15 S '3 ,-.A ,w ' 'fi V Y ,IW ni an y 11 y 9' if 'Wg ww- W' M' -Q 76 g if' 'A 'KQV' af- me Singing a happy song. 3: W 'nf 'A ' w are ,, A . ly A2 4 ' wry' , ,H 4 ,. f f' 4 s 4 f ff' , , You cant fool us fi WWW W! 1' IUIIE Holmes Charles Hudson lana Hughes Shawn Hurst I X ff -11' ,M - ,i -.5 , 4 - Miles Leisman A L ,L ' wk . f- f M wif.-iw V F- f We .ngfam 1 if ' M., ,V eff- if - Todd Kroll - - ' 4 M 1 A ' ' Tasha LaHue YZMKJ - HWY N u X 4. ff ' I ' J! Betty Landen .5 al 6 . If J W-..f , f ff fff i V ff a F af 1 if ff big 4 if 'fi W ,,V:1,gV,,, A Randy Lininger Tina McKibben Tim Minter fx , ,. .Vv,,. -, .. ,WI Renee Munsey Betty Neeman Telisa Pankau W W , 235 65,7 fig! X if ay, Q46 , f 44 ff , 0, Q-4..,ft-aff' Lori Patterson Gene Rebel Holly Robison llee Sauter Bryon Savala Darren Schierkolk 5 4 f of M tw-ff , julia Schlup lo Stoner Shelley Stoner Sabrina Swofford J Ewa' X f Richard Sylfert April Tudor , I ,,. wwf Michelle Welch Matthew Wilczek Q5 .W Mr Stewart Cline s.....a! Mrs. Sharon Gaines Mrs. Amy Shumacher v X XI'- Class officers. Seventh Grade This was an exciting year for the seventh graders. It was a change of pace from sitting in one class room all day. They had different teachers each hour and had the opportunity to participate in sports. This years class officers were: Amy Garst, presidentp lodi Barnhart, vice-president: Tina McKibben, secretary: Telisa Pankau, treasurerp Tasha LaHue and Todd Kroll, student council. Classmates pictures not available: Russel Lansdown, and Diedre Peterson. loy Adamson Gina Bemberger Staci Bennington Cary Boatman Betty Bowers Tammy Bradley 1 David Burke Terry Cornelius Brenda Danley ..- Mona Deering Sue Driskell Kay Edwards avya Stacy Fisher fi. Carol Freeman V Patrick Garst Q 4' 4 Celeste Gilbertson , V Britt Harmon Shannon D. Holmes Shannon M. Holmes Roger Houts Darlene Hulett an Todd Irvine Troy LaHue lulee Lair Bobby Lansdown Mike Lansdown Lisa Lawless Patty Lewis Wade Lininger Kristie Lipham Eighth Grade This years eighth graders had many new exper- iences. This was the first year the eighth graders had the opportunity to build a float and their float took second place. The leaders for this year were: Darlene Hulett, secretaryp Lisa Lawless, president: Roger Houts and Kim Schraeder, student councilg Betty Bowers, treasurer: and lulie Vogler, vice-president. At right: In- side joke? f , 7 f E A :Z if X 2 5, 'iff eff W J, ,, , Q fa SE f inf H7 ff: 1 , fea- . A, f, 7 'Q 'W If Y fv X A H .M,...., ... 7 7 f ,AW Z x M K 4 i , Y x 5 i 3 t fl . in Q y ,M V H, f,ff G,,,f X W.. ,, A 2,2 fu' if, - f- , f 'zz ' 'W ,, W ff f f X an l 4 Q ,K- feiicf mf it -m-+-we ' , vi f fffffww ,f f i ' H. 1 My . . X V V M L5 Wi' 1 A 7 if s -If I A-4 Miss Brubaker Mrs. O'LaughIin Mr. Radtke Pictures not available: Terry Peterson Angie White Lynn McKibben Bruce Million Alice Parks leff Pearce Danny Perry Russell Potter Rheta Rebel Dianna Rightsell Billy joe Roberts limmy Roberts Carl Sabo Matt Schlup Kim Schraeder Sara Stites Mike Thomas Scott Trauernicht lulie Vogler Kristee Zach ,,,.,........., 'L' .0 I-.Rx F 7! . by -. N. X, .R .4 if . 'Rv W., Wi l. f'f'KQww f- x ,BX .3 'tx if an-'Fd' Y' lunior High Educators This years teaching staff and students cooperated very well to make it a successful year. Classes re- quired in lunior High are Health, Math, Science, Social Studies, Physical Education, and English. Electives are Art, Band, Chorus, and Shop. The lunior High staff added two new teachers this year Mr. David Brouse and Mr. lohn Cleveland. The lunior High students anx- iously waits for high school. At left: Mr. Tony Gaines, Social Studies. Mr. Raymond Eickhoff, Shop. f ,mg SEQ IWC 1 I fe' 1' I swf ...wx 5 A fs, . 3.5 . ' ,f W, - X., ,dx 5 43, I v, V5 E , Rf fMfef-Wi ' fgL.f 'X W , N fx Kaz A M x A. , . H ' 1 I 'P' in A I M24 3 Wai? 'Z f' 'Qs ' V' , 1 ,Sf , V fffw mu, J M, if , K M AX Cx .L Wx '54 'N ' 29 37J5 42 .. 7024 K uf' H2354 M -,-ss 5? in A iz 111 35? Qi' V . wif? -mf '?:??'W'f'5'f' W f Qfra 'lsglsflfalfgif-fg7' U 25 4259 Q 4 m if xp f if 1 Q 1 1 .3'5 i - f FQ .Q f if ,F N TX '7ffI???lM we if ,, 'Lw3f?:w':s'i' ,QW ., 25a .2'ff'i1ii2:? 12274-.ilwf f V' ' ,f'f ff WWW lr High Boys Basketball Row 1 T Herron K Dlckkut I. Pearce, M. Wilczek, G. Rebel, T. Kroll. Row 2: Coach Brouse, R. Lmmger R Houts L lreland M Hartman T LaHue D Schierkolk, M. Thomas, B. Million, R. Potter, W. Lininger, T. Mimter, Mike goes for the pump Todd waits for the ball End Season 6-6 The lr. High Boys did very well after they decided that they had the potential to be a very good ball team. They had a season of 6-6 with a second place trophy in the West Nodaway Tourney. Coach Brouse y said that they were a talented team but failed to Q 5' reach their goal. The team enjoyed some brilliant indi- 'f vidual efforts but could not find the consistency need- P g ' ed to have a great season. Boys were coached by Mr. . .zb Q David Brouse and assisted by Mr. lohn Cleveland. Pic- tured at left: Coach explains the play. I RP 20 Craig 23 6 RP 35 North Nodaway 50 RP 35 Nodaway Holt 18 RP 41 West Nodaway 17 RP 46 Fairfax 36 RP 37 Tarkio 41 RP 34 Mound City 36 RP 28 Craig 32 RP 35 South Holt 26 RP 37 Tarkio 29 RP 31 N0nh'N0daway 30 RP 24 Mound City 39 afiib2 llf U7 'vi 'ii lr. High Girls Basketball Row 1: C. Boatman, K. Schraeder, A. Tudor, K. Lipham, B. Bowers, D. Hulett, 1. Vogler, S. Stites, C. Freeman, S. Fischer, 1. Adamson, l. Lawless, K. Zach, l. Lair, l. Ingram. Row 21 Assistant Coach lohn Cleveland, S. Swofford, B. Baker, K. Hayes, l. Sauter, G. Bemberger, M. Welch, L. Patterson, R. Rebel, T. McKibben, M. Deering, B. Giesken, I. Barnhart, T. Pankau, A. Garst, T. LaHue, Coach David Brouse. Row 3: C. Gilbertson. Great Season 12-2 The lr. High Girls Basketball had a season of 12-2, with first place in the West-Nodaway Tournament and second in the South-Holt Tournament. The girls were quick and very intelligent which took advantage of ag- gressiveness and speed. Not afraid to put out extra ef- fort which separates an average team from a great team. This group of eighth graders should enjoy a great future in the coming years. The girls were coached by Mr. David Brouse and assisted by Mr. lohn Cleveland. At right: Kim and Carol anticipate the big game. Stacy puts one in! Cary's curious about the jump!!! RP 40 Savannah 36 RP 26 Avenue City 19 RP 22 Savannah 30 RP 25 North-Nodaway 26 RP 23 Nodaway-Holt 19 RP 34 West-Nodaway 11 RP 35 Fairfax 22 RP 44 Tarkio 19 RP 33 Mound City 9 RP 24 Craig 10 RP 37 South-Holt 26 RP 31 Fairfax 15 RP 30 West-Nodaway 18 RP 28 Tarkio 15 36 4-.a......,,,,., X . A A V. ..L. 3, The junior high boys track team finished undefeated under the coaching of Mr. Mark Dulgarian and assis- tant Ms. Kyra Bachle. Competing against seven schools at the Mound City Invitational, the boys came home with a first place trophy. They set two seventh grade records: Todd Herron, high jump 4'8 and Darren Schierkolk, 1200 m. run 4:05.1. High point eighth grad- er was Mike Thomas with 46M points and runner up Todd Irvine with 44 points. High point seventh grader was Darren Schierkolk with 35 points and runner up Todd Herron with 30 points. Miles is making it good! lr. High Bo s I rack .Wg PTY, W . ' 1 4 ,jsii , , 92 fy .C yyaeer s,ia yy RP 66 Nodaway Holt 46 if I ff North Nodaway 23 img' V P , W, RP 85 Craig 31 -W I i. South Holt 19 RP 1st Mound City Invit. - ' r 2 RP 78 Nodaway Holt 32 :'1 ' M, 2 , ' tfwmwki Todd's big jump. Darren'ts breaking the time. Ir. High Boys Track, Row 1: R. Houts, W. Lininger, M. Leisman, R. Potter, D. Burke, B. Million, M. Thomas, T. Irvine. Row 2: B. Harmon, K. Dickkut, 1. Roberts, L. Ireland, S. Hurst, M. Hartman, R. Sybert. Row 3: Coach Dulgarian, T. Minter, T. Herron, R. Lininger, T. LaHue, D. Schierkolk, I. Pearce, Asst. Coach Bachle. the Move W new Qfsuis 555 I x ' ff X J X J l A EM li f-UMW the I r Q fav f r .1 targ-4 mtl ' I ' rl REA I M' I ' B mi... i 12 N is X ww X V wr. X J lr. High Girls Track, Row 1: Coach Dulgarian, C. Lipham, B. Bowers, K. Schraeder, C. Freeman, C. Boatman, I. Lair, Coach Bachle. Row 21 L. Patterson, l. Barnhart, C. Zach, R. Rebel, S. Stites, S. Fischer, B. Danely, T. McKibben. Row 3: A. Garst, T. Pankau, D. Hulett, I. Volger, G. Bemberger, T. Bradley, A. Parks, M. Deering. Row 4: T. LaHue, I. Ingram, M. Welch, A. Tudor, K. Hayes, I. Sauter, S. Swofford, R. Munsy. U 1 C asssa l lr. High Girls Track The lunior High girls track team finished undefeated. The girls were coached by Mr. Mark Dulgarian and as- sisted by Ms. Kyra Bachle. They placed first in the Rock Port Invitational competing against Tarkio, West Nodaway, Nodaway-Holt, North Nodaway, and Mound City. The girls set four records: 100 m. dash 13.43, and 200 m. dash 27.69 Darlene Hulett, 400 m. dash 66.20 Carol Freeman, 800 m. run 2:41.1. Kim Schraeder. High point eighth grader was Kim Schraeder with 51 points and runner-ups Stacy Fischer and Darlene Hulett with 17 points. High point seventh grader was lodi Barnhart with 24 points and runner-up Telisha Pankau with 20 Britt sHows-OFF. 1 points. At right: Alice wins. i l l RP 71 Nodaway-Holt 34 . North Nodaway 20 ',,. RP 112 South Holt 10 .. 1 . . . Q Craig 0 RP. 78 Nodaway-Holt 25 ' 1st RP Invitational I mas t . 153' - ' .-ft ' lr. High Enthusiasts! Cheering on a victory. junior High Enthusiasm Numerous girls tried out in the spring of 1980 for lr. High Cheerleader. These six were chosen: Eighth grade-Kim Schraeder, Cary Boatman, lulee Lair. Sev- enth grade-April Tudor, Amy Esser, Tasha LaHue, Mascot-Amy Lair. They did a fine job of keeping overall spirit and en- thusiasm. This was the first year the cheerleaders preformed without a pep club. Amy anticipates a win me ,av ai wa ' Ir. High Band, Row 1: A. Garst, T. Pankau, L. Lawless, I. Vogler. Row 2: D. Burke, S. Hurst, I. Adamson, S. Stoner I Lair D Hulett Row 3 T Peterson, B. Savala, G. Rebel, I. Sauter, D. Peterson, I. Ingram. Row 4: I. Pearce, R. Lininger, M. Deering, I. Hughes T Lahue C Boatman Row 5: C. Sabo, R. Lansdown, G. Bemberger, A. Parks, M. Welch, K. Schraeder. Row 6: T. Lahue, I. Roup, C. Gilbertson R Munsey, K Lipham T McKibben. Row 7: R. Houts, D. Schierkolk, B. Million, S. Swofford, B. Bowers, L. Patterson, D. Gardner, C Freeman Row 8 S Bennington T Herron, S. Trauernicht, I. Stoner, D. Perry, I. Barnhart. Row 9: S.M. Holmes, M. Hartman, M. Lansdown, T. Herron B Harmon T Mmter Row 10: S. Fischer, M. Wilczek, P. Garst, K. Hayes, W. Lininger, T. Deering. Row 11: S. Stites, M. Leisman, T. Irvine A Tudor M Thomas A Esser The Ir. High Band, under the direction of Mr. Ken Greiner started out their season by sharing a halftime show at a home football game and then marching in the Football Homecoming Parade. They then jumped into concert season by performing a Christmas Con- cert, giving an exchange assembly with the Tarkio Ir. High, and finally a Spring Concert. This was the largest Ir. High Band Mr. Greiner has had the pleasure to work with. Shown at center right Drum Majorettes: Iu- lie Vogler, Lisa Lawless, Telisa Pankau, Amy Garst. Be- low right twirlers: Row 1: Iackie Ingram, Kim Schraeder. Row 2: Carrie Boatman, Tina McKibben, Carol Freeman, Darlene Hulett. Iunior High Twirlers Iunior High Stepping ll ummmm ux A long day in Chorus. WZ .W Ir. High Chorus, Row 1: T. Lahue, A. Garst, A. Gibson, T. Pankau, A. sss s ss , s J ' i ' f , - . . , . ,, .-:,,, ..,, . Nl. ,,f' , Miss Schumacher warms up. Climbing the Scale Miss Kay Schumacher directed the Ir. High Chorus this year, in which there were many students active in. They participated in a Christmas Concert, an Exchange Assembly with the Tarkio Ir. High, and then a Spring Concert. At left: This class is a breeze. Tudor, R. Munsey, K. Schraeder, C. Boatman, I. Barnhart, S.D. Holmes, S. Bennington, I. Holmes, B. Neeman. Row 2: S. Driskell, I. Schulp, S. Stoner, T. Herron, T. Bradley, A. White, L. McKibben, K. Zach, I. Vogler, L. Lawless, M. Wilczek, R. Potter, M. Welch, I. Barnhart, C. Catlett, I. L Ireland, S. Fischer, C. Freeman, S. Stites, C. Gilbertson, D. Rightsell, Adamson, B. Gieskin, H. Robinson, M. Deering, B. Bowers, I. Roberts, air, K. Lipham, G. Bemburger, I. Cooper. Row 3: Miss Kay Schumacher, L. G. Rebel, T. Kroll, R. Rebel, S.M. Holmes, B. Lansdown, K. Daughtery, I. A. Parks, I. Roup, C. Hudson. va A 1'n...... A ':-w -v 2 , .jeff ,,., J. 'fm I --if ,,w,lf:.y.f Wfffmif-E1:,:,:.'Y A ii K 'Em-: :I:If:.-.mi 5'ifi'113'fIiQ:E- 'EE fii.. 'mug A Faculty M - .. .3 ga ...... 7- r '-if ' ri-52212. ' -:sf -...Q -1. gr. ' :5::.,....., cs... , .. -wy,.,.k..NQ .. N r Q sis. . fs . .N S os X X X . -:,:, N x Mrs. lennie Howell. .Sv mx +5 ! U . ' :VR wi' '--- x . . '. REQ: .'fiI:!'Z,-Q -: 4 1. I' 'll s K? .. 'T' 1 'Y V' ' . 'H R . K ,KE , , - Dr. lack Scamman and Mrs. lanet Griffin. 22' Mr. Frank Rybnick. Mr. Tom Boatman. Mr. Don Mobley. School Board- Leadership with Pride The school board had various meetings throughout this year. They discussed matters concerning: new school policiesg the well being of students: and deal- ing with rules and regulations. They worked hard to maintain and control school policies. Officers were: Dr. lack Scamman, President: Mr. Tom Boatman, Vice- President: Mrs. lanet Griffin, Treasurerp and Mrs. lennie Howell, Secretary. At right: Mr. Paul Tiemeyer and Mr. Gordon Van Meter. -ff. 5 'rv N , , W i . Wan M . if x 'T , ,, , fa,. , , m y 542- 1 , l 4 , K wg 1' X 'K af '51 W, Q f Q ,, 4 2 gm ,, ,wig aff ,'i?'gwzLWQ' -tif , -K-W-fir, W Summarizing Language The Speech and English departments at RPHS were under the supervision of Mrs. Barbara Marquart, Mrs. Sydney Dulgarian, and Mrs. Ann Greiner. Classes under the direction of Mrs. Marquart were: Paragraphs, Ap- preciation of Literature, Themes, Theatre, Speech. Mrs. Sydney Dulgarian's classes consisted of: Grammar, World Literature, American Literature, and eighth grade Language Arts. French I and Spanish I were of- fered this year, taught by Mrs. Ann Greiner. Both classes concentrated on the basis of learning a new language. A highlight in the year was attending a fla- menco ballet program in Omaha. Mrs. Greiner also teaches ir. high Language Arts classes. Pictured at left: Mrs. Greiner grades her papers. Mrs. Dulgarian reads her book. Milton takes a break. Margee I'02ldS her Speed' They're working so hard. Mrs. Marquart takes daily grades QW - Doesn't that look good??? Amy and julie think things over. ' ., 1, mf-': U' W .1 v , , , ff- W, , , V M ifmb X if 3 I I :mga 1 , ' ' fffwwqgiwff ',55Qg,'i4g'ff'9f-:Hi H 7 'f?-Mfr? f, .. - 4 H545 7 37' K W : f,7' fax if -:A W: 5 if -,f-,z ' f' fi, f, fy A , - , M . f 5 C v -vi, f igsesgjfk ,jf ' , - f gt, Carla cuts the cake. What's so funny?!? The Key to Tomorrow's Homemakers Ms. leanette Wessler enjoyed completing her fourth year at RPHS, which was a busy one at that. Classes offered by the Home Ec. Department were: Child Development!FamiIy relations, Advanced Nutri- tionflntermediate Clothing, Home Ec. l, Personal Managementflndependent Living, Health and Home Nursing! and Consumer Ed. Besides their classroom studies and projects, they have enjoyed guest speak- ers and feild trips. At left: Ms. Wessler wishful think- ing. In f ,Fil Is this actually Mr. Bachle? Looking Macho! Time out for a puzzle Math Classes add Apple ll Mr. Wayne Moore taught math classes again this year. The classes offered were Geometry, Algebra ll, Physics, Trignometry, Math Analysis and a new Com- puters Class was offered second semester. The stu- dents had homework assignments almost daily plus regular quizes and tests. On free days they played math games. Mr. Charles Bachle taught two Algebra I classes along with various science classes. At right: Shawn and leff TRY to out smart the computer. S YQ g E ploring Mr. George Radtke and Mr. Charles Bachle shared the science department this year. Mr. Radtke taught Physical Science, Chemistry and Advanced Chemistry. Mr. Bachle taught Earth Science, Biology and Ad- vanced Biology. The students worked everyday in their textbooks and occasionally did lab work. Disecting sharks was one of the main attractions in Mr. Bachle's Advanced Biology class. At left: Kim and Becky hard at work. Im finally finished' Look what I've done. Science Mr. Radtke catches up on the news. Mswgqasvz, ,,. - s '-X'- f ew ..,. gym, , , ive- .lg- What now?! . A lk k f FQ? Z? , 5' ...V El ' p B si... B B ' C .ss is sg sex , I ,. f f- ,,':, mf i s 4 Swv I 'I is ' Wick.-?'imiS x , . l This year's American Government class was taught by Mr. Stewart Cline. Mr. CIine's main goal was to present to the class and help them to better under- stand the responsibilities of being a U.S. citizen. The class learned about various levels of government. They also had the opportunity to participate in County Government Day. Mr. Mark Dulgarian taught American and World his- tory this year. The American history class studied such things as the early colonies, the constitution period, the revolutionary war, and politics. The World history classes studies included the dawn of civilization, Medi- terranean culture, medieval Europe, and the American Indians. At right: Mr. Dulgarian The excitement overwhelms me. ls that so? A big smile from Coach Cline. ,Z 2 . . v' , , ,MWF an i, 5 f . g A studious bunch. The Past Reflecting the Future 4? M W E C 4 ' 1 ,i ' ' Gaming ' ih, and Working Together COE students Row 1 S Freeman S Underwood I Bermlngham C Kerr D. Lynn. Row 2: R. Cooperative Gccupational Ed. This years' C.O.E. class had ten students. These stu- dents earned a salary while working at various places of business each school day. At least two periods a day were allowed for employment with some stu- dents working as many as three. A minimum of 10 hours per week was required in order to receive cred- it for the employment. There was also a one-hour COE classroom session in school. Some of the areas covered in class discussions were: orientation to em- ployment and the world of work, employer-employee relations, job applications and interviews and various occupations. Mr. Steve Scamman served as instructor and supervisor of these students. At left: Susan mails a letter. Pat hard at work How s this? The main man it Z , V isimal, .iii 2255.552 iw SM in V 5 is Expanding in Ag, Shop IA Mr. john Pearce, instructor of Ag, taught Ag I, ll and Ill, Ag construction, and farm visitation. Ag I studied the history and purposes of FFA and animal sciences and production. Ag II studied plant sciences, corn and soybean production. Mr. Raymond Eickhoff instmcted jr. high shop and high school students in general shop, woodworking, and drafting. The students worked with various wood, metal and leather projects. At left: Mr. Pearce means business. Bruce and Tom drafting. Working up a sweat gi i'lli fwiiz X1 We ' ii' M Wm1w,,WW m, ww' Getting it all put together, I know what l'm talking about Mr Elckhoff enjoys his work We I t.,,st.ii 5 x X ig:,VI. I S E gk ,,,, 5- I ,, W ' .,f- f K I -' Develop- ing Skill NOW CldSS I bet I can type faster than you! -,fps f fi 5 'Gas f gs, ZII ,fe :,, 5 if swf' 'ifffimi .fl ' is 1 ,- z gn ' ' 2 L Jeee Q- 55-weiesi N 1 ts. ' g -- il, - tw, -. ' V 2 'S-fs1f3W5i'Tf.'!f?fP315 , iii 'Limb 5 -' S g , , 2 :kv XY, 31-w -' -. '--, : ':-s,S?fs9'XLF5SiY A If X' N s. .- :. M . Wa- -Sgggfq ,Q S, . -. - L,:L,-gseggig QS if .5 QL XL ..... , - ft A Kb his f ' fee 1, a 2 -2 .X ,L . K L' Wa' X . - Q - - S' ' 3 ' r 'ws is ' T 43-H sg Q S 5. -1 L V N L. sf- M2 -5?-we N .... ,, L. f , - H: sf xi si .. Q , l 4 - c we ,, -M - e ,. . - . s . NK wits f- L -- -, ,, ., K If L. ek ,fe L L ' jig ig K. .. L - , f ul .x - 'ft' 5 ' L-LT: .M ink 5 S iff-ima ' 1 ' X 'NK .f - ' LLLLL L These two w0rkmg??'?? Mrs. Moore does have a sense of humor! in Bu iness ln the business section were, Mrs. Kathy Moore and Miss Sheila Eidson. Mrs. Moore taught typing, C.O.P., Publications and Shorthand. In C.O.P. the girls learned to operate several different office machines, duplicat- ing machines and did many business related simulation sets. Miss Eidson's classes consisted of Bookkeeping l and ll, General Business, Recordkeeping, Business Eng- Iish, and Business Law. Miss Eidson's classes had fun going on several different field trips to the banks and to lawyers. At right: Another mistake?? 53 -xv fs, I, wg:-W 's wwf .A U, ,, W ..,..,m., 54 , ' fs me li! lm.. A Kerry aims. 3 Q . ,A ,,,. ' r ,gt g mf ,ey V .75 J '-'-' . A :DW . ' Coach Cline.. F Physical Fitness Mr. Stewart Cline and Ms. Vickie Brubaker shared the responsibility of the Physical Education classes this year. This is the third year for co-ed PE. PE was taught 3rd, 4th, and 5th hours. Some of the units covered were: volleyball, basketball, gymnastics, bowling, gun safety, and outside activities. At right: Coach Bru. 5 X Co-ed PE plays volleyball Dan wonders This year Ms. Kay Schumacher taught Chorus, Swing Choir, and Performing Arts, and Mr. Ken Greiner taught Band, and Music Appreciation. Returning was Mrs. Amy Schumacher teaching Art. These classes did some interesting things. Performing Arts worked on commercials, soap operas, public speaking, and many other interesting activities. Art classes did various artis- tic things, such as glass etching, advertising and the ba- sic art abilities. Music Appreciation listened to all types of music. At left: Ms. Schumacher sitting pretty! Tom and Gayle spinning their pottery Mrs Schumacher. Talents of Skill and Knowhow 2 S A Mr. Greiner conducts. NJ Extra Interest ,- . at ' sq. .X Ns- . - - V -t ' it ff- ai t F ss.. Pr Q-.15 ., ... . s 'Q as i s X l Y X 3 k xx X J 3 T Q . ff N -tt' Working diligently. Mrs. Carol Harmon taught junior high through high school special education. She also worked with stu- dents who had learning disabilities and taught practical English. Mrs. Harmon tested students and diagnosed their educational problems and tutored them in their regular class work. Mrs. Sharon O'Laughlin taught Reading I and ll to high school students and also junior high reading. Stu- dents had their own work schedule. They worked out of a magazine once or twice a month, read plays, worked on puzzles and free reading. They worked on increasing their vocabulary and reading speed. At right: Mrs. O'Laughlin shows Tim his errors. Thinking hard. Reading the up-date. Mrs. Harmon lends a helping hand. bs i l'm confused!! 2' 5 Z4 .Q . Q 'H ,,,QA w W -f Q-'-' x G - ' if , W L gm wx? , - - zfigfga ggi, 1:22 ,ez :M - 'Li-mi: gggw 6. , . ,Y fix. ,M mmt. uri gi Xfmelip L gf Sylvia Clodfelter, Rosita Stoner, Verlene Millsap, ludy Wilczek, Lucile Thompson, Anabelle Lewis, Becky Kuhns. Doug and Curt drinking milk? Specialties y of the Da The food supervisors of Rock Port R-2 had a tough job again this year. They prepared three different lunches a day. The students had a choice between hamburger and french fries, regular lunch, and a chef salad. Students were charged 500 for their lunch. Each floor was dismissed for lunch by three different bells which rotated each week. At 11:50 each day you could find the students standing at their door awaiting to be escorted to lunch by their teachers. Other stu- dents chose to eat lunch downtown or went home for lunch. Lunch hour was shortened this year to a mere half hour. Students somehow managed to get their lunch devoured and had a few minutes to spare before classes began at 12:25. Eating again. What a meal!!! n gg ss S i W ,fi iii 1 ,C AZu y if ff Steve Grossman, Custodian Loraine Chastain, Bus Supervisor The school custodians and bus drivers had another busy year. The custodians were responsible for keeping the entire school clean and in working order. The bus drivers were responsible for getting kids to and from school and getting to and from out-of-town activities. The bus drivers for this school year were, Row 1: Gene Swofford, Max Davis, Chuck Carpenter. Row 2: Bud Hill, Carrol Chastain, Lo- raine Chastain tBus Supervisorj, David Cook, Gary Bogenreif, and Tom Lininger. At Left: Walt Milsap and Duane Thiesfield, Custodians. Charles Lorenz, Custodian i'ii Q -' 'i C C' sass f asiere - C ta .. 'i il W I Q is , wx as Cr. an ' C' it lg A CIT ' f' A L, S, Nr- 1 f C fy X C C Bus drivers. Row 1: G. Swofford, M. Davis, C. Carpenter Row 2: B. Hill, C.'Chastain, L. Chastain, D. Cook, G. Bogenreif, and T. Lininger. 5 C I . . Vkyii My 3 ' f ,aww msn wel X 2 1. -1 ig? , . J' C X ..., I Gif 9 ,, H , 4 K I .W C ,,,C ,C . is Hard at Work 59 X i , if. Q x V. , fyxf ,- ,A- f . i-if Students inth Grade Leaving junior high and entering high school was a big change in environment for freshmen. ln order that the transaction be easier, freshmen activities were limited. The year started off by winning first place in the float contest for football homecoming. They be- came more actively involved in sports, organizations and dances. County Band Day and County Govern- ment Day were also rewarding experiences for fresh- men. Leading their class were: Karen Allee, secretaryg DeeAnn Rosenbohm, vice-president: Valorie Fischer and Colin Smyth, student councilp Andy Bryan, treasur- er. Not pictured Amelia limenez, president. Karen Allee , X lessie Andresen he X Trudy Bartles 5 4 Kerry Beasing tv Q N' Todd Bennington X Andy Bryan Marcy Chamberlain Lisa Chastain Bill Cook Patty Cook Sonny Cook Scott Daugherty Darren Deatz Valorie Fischer A Tony Gayler Malisa Groff Kent Haynes Mike Herron E Christina Hudson Amelia limenez leff lochim Tony lones Traci Kelly he-Q Q A - ,- V sf'ii A iv - . -1 f 1 -, : . R f l -. i Q ZX X 1, 5 Q . X . i . Matt Leisman lames Lewis Ken Lininger Shelly Lininger Quint Lingerfelt Michelle Lane Q 3 X J- X N X x in x 'ac Tracey Landen K X 'vi 'vw 5 ar -5 1 X X sa ,V S5 alfa' .vs ,,-- - ....- so . vafm-za : Q . it -'-- , fi X as Sv-xx Xi Ei N 'H 4 ' ,zi Q x '- S S , W leaf Q3 x gint 35 t N '- . v is Sw! C' 1 ,sis Class Officers 'Qs S frui- X wa- Q-NW, .fs- Mr. Wayne Moore Mrs. Sidney Dulgarian Ms. Shela Eidson Not shown: leo Shirley .... ..s. ' Xi..:,:,:SX,:L Q 5 x H L Q N QS 5 5 x ta. 8 . vt N il ,1 - , f S -it N I' . Q4 S ' at 4? 'P ,, 'Q 'S A S X xv X S X X Q X of S- 1' M' , ' . - K' ra 5 9-,K i t Ni we '12 Mark McMahon Binky Minter Dawn Moreland lulie Muntz Rod Needs Duane Parks Vickie Perry loni Phelps Steve Pierce Norma Reynolds Brad Robinson DeeAnn Rosenbohm Theresa Rosenbohm Susan Salfrank leff Savala Donna Schoonover Dave Smith Colin Smyth Debbie Squires Chris Stout Kim Thompson Liz Watson David Wedel Dean Welch Mike Welch Billy lack Wilson Marcy Boatman A K Terry Bradley Milton Bramble Marvin Cooper leff Daugherty LeAnn Deatz gk fan Q K ,L fr lim Dockins john Dukes Shelly Dunakey Alan Duntz M, Diane Freeman Melinda Garst Thomas Gibson lim Gilpin Mark Hartman W Tom Heard Tony Howell Dena Hudson J . ww X ,A Q fa ii X c so ee N Sherry Hulett ' Angie Husing Dan Ingram ,E K S Phil Ingram S M X Rhonda Kuhns X Christie Lane Kelly Lipham ' fi' f 'ii Armanda Maheu - , by y Alycia McKibben X - 4 1' f Mike McMahon 'i j -1, L' , 4 f KathY Meek 'T ' 1 - as :- s .X Tenth Grade This years class of 83 got off to a great start. They got to be more selective in class courses and took a more active part in sports, organizations, and activities. Leading the sophomore class were: Armanda Maheu, presidentp Kelly Lipham, vice-president: Melin- da Garst, treasurerg Alycia McKibben, secretary: T.M. Wharton, and Diane Freeman, student council repre- sentatives. . OH NO , not me!! Sophomores bIow'em away. f If Sophomore Class Officers ' we T.M. Wharton Dena Whitham Mrs. Burke Mrs. Harmon Mr. Dulgarian Not shown: Keith Savala X te ge t Neil Mobley Anita Moore Dean Needs Dennis O'Barsky Becky Pankau Dawn Ploof leff Powell Keith Rebel Rick Rightsell Tony Scamman Pam Schlup Stephanie Schoonover Gayle Thomas Christy Webster Eleventh Grade This was a year of hard work and responsibility for the junior class. They started out the year with the ju- nior stand at home football games and made more money than any previous junior class. Points were kept for working at the stand, bringing food and bringing supplies. At class meetings the voting proce- dure was used with points accumulated. One big deci- sion made by the class was not to have a class float at homecoming. lt was decided to decorate a truck and throw out candy. luniors ordered class rings, picked a class flower, motto and colors. They worked diligently on the junior-Senior Prom to make it one of the best ever. Class officers were: Kim Scamman, president: Susan Thompson, vice-president, Becky Fi- scher, secretaryp Mianne Underwood, treasurer, Eric Mulvania aND Monica Cooper, student council. Pic- tures not available: Sam Bennington and Darlene Gilmore. Maureen Barnett Margee Bogenreif Lawna Bray Becky Brusha Mike Burg Brad Burke Cheryl Catlett Brook Cooper Monica Cooper Lynda Danley lulie Dukes Exa Easley Becky Fischer Shelly Freeman Becky Groff Beverly Haynes Shane Heits lon Hollister Kevin Hurst loseph Ingram lames lochim Sherry Kennell Dennis Kerr Lee Kirk Greg Kroll Doug Lade David lair Doug Lane Marty Lytle laNay Martin juniors ride truck 'R .f'A '-. WE sy lunior Class officers f, MW X fl X B. . if f 3 Penny Squires jill Sybert Susan Thompson Stacy Tudor Mianne Underwood Mr. Bachle Mrs. Moore Ms. Schumacher 'SDN' Shawn Minter Pam Mobley Eric Mulvania Christy Muntz Lisa Nielsen Kerry Oswald Donald Perry Connie Peterson Michael Pfeil lolene Powers Allen Rosenbohm Kelly Salfrank lill Scamman Kimberly Scamman leff Schlup Virgil Schramm Melinda Shelton lunior Squires 1 4 -.L Seniors lo Bermingham, Secretary Renee Cook Class Motto: We shall not worry about yesterday, for it is gone. We will not think of tomorrow, but take each day as it comes. Randy Burke Bobby Clark Teresa Cook Susette Daugherty sin Danley Shawn Dunakey , ipsum? Amy Duntl Zel Fischer, President Susan Freeman, Student Body President Tammy Gibson Bev Gilpin, Vice-President Billy Howell ki Bryan Hurst Bernadine Ingram Carla Kerr ei 4' Q ' ,f J i, lill Kline YNY Mark Leisman gs Doug McMahon s Kim Kroll Dianna Lynn, Treasurer Michelle Kroll Curtis Mather wks? Mike Nielsen Patty O'Barsky, Student Council Nwxwmw- ' .-sm, -W? - f sm Dawn Pankau Conda Peeler, Student Body Vice-President janet Perry Debbie Pfeil Lisa Phelps Kathie Phillips Tamara Rosenbohm Marcella Phelps Class Colors: Deep Purple and Lavender TH' Sue Ann Schoonover Class Flower: Silk Roses Marieann Smith lane 5ChUlfl Barton Shaw Pat Sheldon Tammy Shirley Carolyn Squires one , o is Class Song: Stairway to Heaven Graduation: May 17 S if K' 4' Mary Grace Sybert Whitney Tudor Shannon Underwood leanetta Viets Bruce Welch, Student Council H M- Ms. Kyra Bachle Mr. john Cleveland Mrs. Ann Greiner KRW -Q.-2 if 1--13,: 1 ,L Mitt. :bn .. Wg, i- ,V :ggi - 2 --,, M , ,... 11.4, .,,-. . .3 W, w.f,.4.f1, M fx K -A ,w-:fi-gggms: gfgwz ,,,f,,,f.1:- my 1- .,,.f,,,, A -fdagggggjg flfyggfyf -Qwvwfivk 1 N qv, fn fi Y Q N: . , , E f af- as -Q :W -:if gg- V9 few, ww Q ,f FW 'f fm Q1 HN: ul U, 3 Q ,W , K' , . Accomplishments IO BERMINGHAM-Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,25 Flag Corps 1,2,3,45 Captain 2,3,45 State Music 15 District Mu- sic 1,2,3,45 Speech 8: Drama Club 2,35 Speech Team 2, 35 District Speech 2,35 State Speech 25 FTA 35 Vice- President 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Prom Server 25 Math 84 Science Club 1,2,3,45 Secretary 25 Pep Club 1,25 Math Contest 2,3,45 Spanish Club 15 Class Secre- tary 1,45 All School Musical 2, American Legion Award 4. RANDY BURKE-Wrestling 1,2,35 FFA 45 Prom Server 25 lunior Usher 35 Band 1,2. BOBBY Cl.ARK-Football 1,2,35 Wrestling 1,2,3,45 FFA 1, 2,35 Christmas Ball King Candidate 45 Wrestling Home- coming King Candidate 45 Mardi Gras King Candidate 4. RENEE COOK-Pep Club 15 Class President 25 National Honor Society 3,4. TERESA COOK-Chorus 35 FHA 45 Librarian 45 Student Council 4, Librarian Award 4. BILL DANLEY-FFA 1,2,3,45 FFA Barnwarming King Can- didate 4. SUSETTE DAUGHERTY-Pep Club 1,25 Librarians 1,25 French Club 1,25 FHA 2,3,45 Reporter 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Flag Corps 3,45 Christmas Ball Queen Can- didate 45 Barnwarming Queen Candidate 45 Yearbook Assistant Editor 35 Yearbook Editor 45 Publications 3,45 Chorus 2,45 Student Council 3,45 Treasurer 4, Editor Award 4. AMY DUNTZ-Track 1,2,35 Band 1,2,3,45 Stage Band 1, 2,3,45 State Music Contest 2,3,45 Girls R-Club 2,3,45 Treasurer 45 Foreign Language Club 25 Student Council 25 FHA Class Rep. 45 State Track 15 Chorus 45 Pep Club 1,25 District Music Contest 1,2,3,45 FTA 84 Librarians Club 45 President 4. ZEL FISCHER-FFA 1,2,3,45 Star Green Hand 1, Creed Speaker 15 Secretary 25 Vice-President 35 President 45 Barnwarming Candidate 35 King 45 Star Chapter Farmer 45 Leadership Award 45 Scholarship Award 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Sophomore Pilgrimage 25 Boys State 35 Good School Citizen 35 County Government Day 15 Math 84 Science Club 45 Math Contest 2,35 Band 1,2,35 President 35 District Music Contest 35 State Music Contest 35 jazz Band 1,2,35 Swing Choir 3,45 President 45 Christmas Ball Attendant 35 Prom Server 25 Senior Class President 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Co-Captain 45 All Conf. 45 All Dist. 45 Nodaway Empire 45 Track 45 Wrestling 1,2,3,45 District 2,3,45 State Qualifier 2,3,45 Wrestling Homecoming Attendant 35 King 4, American Legion Award 45 Boy Athlete of the Year 4. SUSAN FREEMAN-B-Team Cheerleader 1,25 Head 25 Varsity Cheerleader 3,45 Head 45 Class President 15 Stu- dent Council 2,35 Student Body President 45 Librarians 2,35 Math 8: Science Club 2,3,45 FTA 35 Football Home- coming Queen 45 Danforth Award l Dare You 35 Golf 1,2,3,45 Captain 45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 State 45 Cap- tain 45 Track 1,2,3,45 State 1,2,3,45 Girls R-Club 1,2,3,45 President 45 Basketball Homecoming Attendant 2,35 lu- nior Escort 35 Prom Server 25 Band 15 County Govern- ment Day 15 Pep Club 1,2,35 COE 45 Publications 3,45 Photographer 45 Girl Athlete of the Year 4. TAMMY GIBSON-FHA 1,2,3,45 Historian 25 President 35 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Treasurer 35 Math 84 Science Club 45 Vice-President 45 Publications 3,45 Math Contest 25 Business Contest 45 Good School Citizen 45 Music Contest 1,2,35 National Honor Society 3,45 Treasurer 4. BEV GILPIN-Chorus 2,45 Swing Choir 1,2,3,45 Vice- President 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Drum Majorette 2,3,45 Dis- trict Music 1,2,3,45 State Music 45 FHA 3,45 Barnwarming Queen 45 Homecoming Queen Candidate 45 Christmas Ball Attendant 35 Pep Club 1,25 Class Vice-President 4. BILLY HOWELL-FFA 1,2,3,45 Science Club 1. BRYAN HURST-Football 3,45 FFA 1,2,3,45 District 35 State 35 Track 35 Boys State 35 All Around Student Award 35 FFA Sentinel 45 Good School Citizen 45 Boys R-Club 45 AOE 4. BERNADINE INGRAM-Mardi Gras Queen 15 Band 1,2, 3,45 Flag Corps 2,3,45 FHA 2,3,45 Student Council 3,45 Foreign Language Club 45 Barnwarming Attendant 45 Chorus 4. CARLA KERR-Chorus 15 Girls State 35 Math 84 Science Club 4. IILL KLINE-Attended East Buchanan HS 1,2,3. KIM KROLL-Math 84 Science Club 2,45 President 45 FHA 1,2,35 Parliamentarian 25 Treasurer 35 Chorus 1,2,35 Christmas Ball Queen 4. MICHELLE KROLL-FHA 1,2,35 Pep Club 15 chorus 1,2, 3,45 Math 8: Science Club 45 District Music Contest 2,3, 4. MARK LEISMAN-Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,35 Track 15 Basketball Homecoming King Candidate 45 COE 45 County Government Day 15 Band 1. DIANNA LYNN-Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,35 District Music Contest 45 State Music Contest 45 National Hon- or Society 3,45 President 45 Christmas Ball Queen Can- didate 45 Prom Server 25 COE 45 Football Homecoming Attendant 35 Class Treasurer 3,4. DOUG MC MAHON-Football 1,2,3,45 Tri-Captain 45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Co-Captain 45 FFA 1,2,3,45 R-Club 2, 3,45 Student Council 35 Vice-President 45 Prom Server 25 Football Homecoming King Candidate 45 Basketball Homecoming King 45 Class Student Council Rep. 2,35 Christmas Ball Attendant 25 Band 1. CURTIS MATHER-Band 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Bas- ketball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 R-Club 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Boys State 35 All Conference FB 45 All Nodaway Empire 45 State Music 45 FFA 1, American Legion Award 45 Outstanding Musician Award 4. MIKE NIELSEN-Football 1,2,3,45 All Conference 45 Bas- ketball 1,2,35 Track 1,2,3,45 State 1,2,3,45 Captain 45 Football Homecoming King 45 Football Homecoming Attendant 1,35 Prom Sewer 25 R-Club 2,3,45 President 45 FFA 3,45 Good School Citizen 25 Iunior Usher. DAWN PANKAU-FHA 2,3,45 Game Leader 35 Presi- dent 45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 President 3,45 Swing Choir 45 FHA Award 45 Encounter Award 4. CONDA PEELER-FFA 1,2,35 District Contest 25 FHA 15 Pep Club 1,2,35 Math 84 Science Club 2,3,45 French Club 15 Librarians 1,25 Student Council 45 Student Body Vice-President 45 Speech 84 Drama Club 1,25 Speech Team 25 Chorus 45 Flag Corps 45 District Music Contest 45 District Speech Contest 2. IANET PERRY-FHA 1,25 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,2. DEBBIE PFEIL-FHA 1,2,3,45 Reporter 25 Chorus 2,3,4. LISA PHELPS-Pep Club 15 Football Homecoming At- tendant 15 County Government Day 15 Chorus 1,2,3,45 District Music Contest 1,2,3,45 Foreign Language Club 1,25 Class Vice-President 25 Student Council 35 Publica- tions 45 Girls State Alternate 3, Outstanding Good School Citizen of the Year 4. MARCELLA PHELPS-Attended Holden HS 1,25 FHA 3,45 Band 3,45 Flag Corps 45 Typing Award 4. KATHIE PHILLIPS-Basketball 1,2,45 Tri Captain 45 Track 1,2,3,45 State 25 FHA 45 FFA 2,35 Math 84 Science Club 1,2,3,45 Prom Server 25 Basketball Queen Candidate 45 FTA 35 Librarians 25 B-Team Cheerleader 2,35 Head 35 Pep Club 1,2,35 Band 15 Girls R-Club 2,3,4. TAMARA ROSENBOHM-Chorus 1,2,3,45 FHA 2,3,45 Reporter 35 Vice President 45 Swing Choir 4, Encounter Award 45 Vocal Award 4. SUE ANN SCHOONOVER-Band 1,2,3,45 Flag Corps 2, 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,35 Vice-President 35 Chorus 1,25 Girls R-Club 1,2,3,45 Secretary 45 Golf 1,2,3,45 Districts 1,2,3, 45 State 2,35 Publications 3,45 Photographer 45 Track 1, 25 FTA 35 Librarians 2. IANE SCHULTZ-FHA 45 Chorus 4. BARTON SHAW-FFA 1,2,3,4. PAT SHELDON-Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 25 Track 1, 2,35 Prom Server 25 Football Homecoming Attendant 25 R-Club 2,35 FFA 1,2,3,45 Good School Citizen 1. TAMMY SHIRLEY-Attended Sidney HS 1,25 Chorus 35 FHA 35 Class Vice-President 35 Mardi Gras Queen 35 Wrestlette 45 Wrestling Homecoming Queen 45 Out- standing Student Award 35 Publications 4. MARIEANN SMITH-Student Council 1,25 Pep Club 15 B-Team Cheerleader 15 Band 1,2,3,45 State Music Con- test 25 District Music Contest 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,3,45 Tri-Captain 45 lunior Class President 35 Librarians Club 35 Treasurer 35 Math 84 Science Club 1,25 Girls R-Club 45 Flag Corps 45 Clarinda Band lamboree Queen Candi- date 45 Football Homecoming Queen Candidate 45 Basketball Homecoming Queen 4. SHARON SMYTH-Pep Club 1,2,35 Treasurer 35 FHA 1, 2,35 Historian 35 Math 81 Science Club 3,45 Treasurer 45 Foreign Language Club 25 National Honor Society 3,45 Treasurer 45 Girls State 35 District Speech Contest 45 State Speech Contest 45 Chorus 1,45 Publications 45 Business Contest 2,45 District Music Contest 45 Flag Corps 45 Football Homecoming Attendant 25 Barnwarming Attendant 25 FHA Encounter Award 25 Typing Award 2,45 Shorthand Award 4, Outstanding Actress 4. CAROLYN SQUIRES-Band 1,2,35 FHA 2,3,45 Historian 45 Track 45 State Track 45 FTA 35 Secretary-Treasurer 35 Chorus 1,3,45 Secretary-Treasurer 45 District Music Con- test 1,2,3,45 Publications 3,45 Math Contest 35 Typing Award 2. MARY GRACE SYBERT-Pep Club 1,25 Math 84 Science Club 1,2,3,45 FFA 1,2,3,4. WHITNEY TUDOR-Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,35 For- eign Language Club 45 FHA 2,3,4. SHANNON UNDERWOOD-Band 1,3,45 Flag Corps 3,45 Spanish Club 15 Math 81 Science Club 2,35 FHA 3,45 Chorus 35 Typing Award 4. IANETTA VIETS-Math 84 Science Club 2,3,45 FHA 35 Band 1,2,3,45 Foreign Language Club 1,2,35 District Mu- sic Contest 1,2,3,45 State Music Contest 1,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Speech 8: Drama Club 3, American Legion Award 4. BRUCE WELCH-Attended Elsberry HS 1,2,35 Student Council 45 Mardi Gras King Candidate 4. 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L-T' me ,.-- watt' 1 ' is-iw.. 'X isa A it ' J II'I . i i. Sf -.zz A tefo 5 .- f if? Prizm V C 3' Wwmw ii.: - Ei, -1 sw - 1. . - ...gm - 8th Grade Attendants. 7th Grade Attendants. King and Queen Candidates: Susette Daugherty, Curtis Mather, Kim Kroll, Bob Clark, and Diana Lynn. N cm .XV Z li Y m -I .. it - 2- 1 ----' -- -Q. X. . E' Tr' .-.r . -2211 . .A A r f ,,..-1-r Freshman Attendants Chri tma B 8 Ro alt King Curt and Queen Kim t A9 if 1... 1, ... 'P 6 2. ge at 'Y 4' U1 if 4 M 5 A ,,.. . r-. . . K If 'R Steady now. This is my favorite part' Winter Sports Homecoming For the third year in a row basketball and wrestling homecoming were combined and called Winter Sports Homecoming. The wrestling match was held lanuary 22, against Tarkio. We won 54-18. lanuary 23, the girls and boys basketball teams hosted North Nodaway. The boys won 60-48 and the girls were defeated 52- 54. The Homecoming Dance was held in the Multi- Purpose room with music provided by Storm . At right: Crownbearers: Zelma Schramm and Mark Bennington. Basketball Homecoming Royalty: Tasha Pankau, Kurt Dickket, Roger Houts Nell Mobley Armanda MaHue Maneann Smith Doug McMahon Kathie Phillips, Mark Leisman, lim lochim, Bev Haynes, Duane Parks, and Melissa Groff fm- .mfs Wrestling Royalty: Todd lrvine, Christie lipham, Mike McMahon, Anita Moore, Zel Fischer, Tammy Shirley, Bobby Clark, Lawna Bray, Kenny Oswald, lulie Muntz, Steve Pierce, Amy Garst, Shawn Hurst. Homecoming Reflects Special Moment King Zel and Queen Tammy. Below: Crownbearers, Rhonda Lotter and jeff Davidson' Everybody has a good time! ,, ,,', Storm starts to THUNDER! lxlil 547' ,, 5 f l ' f K .f fs' mm-:I Enjoying good food. Prom Servers, Row 1: LeAnn Deatz, Melinda Garst, Diane Freeman, Marcy Boatman, Gayle Thomas, Anita Moore. Row 2: Tony Howell, Neil Mobley, Milton Bramble, T.M. Wharton, Mike McMahon, Alan Duntz, Phil Ingram, Tony Scamman. Swift Kick Prom 1981 Dance the night away. Intermission -- Y T1 lunior-Senior fg. Prom and Banquet Hi Mom! Too Much Heaven The lunior-Senior Banquet this year was held in the multi-purpose room on Saturday, April 4. The meal in- cluded Prime rib, potatoes, corn, jello, Devils food cake, and iced tea. The banquet was followed by the prom in the Memorial building. This year's theme was Too Much Heaven where the decorations consisted of colored streamers, stars and moons around the room, and a winding cloud staircase to Heaven. Music was provided by Swift Kick . The juniors worked hard to put up the decorations and make the prom a success. At left: Kim and Randy get down. Don't let the excitement get to you. Shelly poses her Mardi Gras costume? Foreign Language Club Highlights of the year for the Foreign Language were: trip to Omaha to see a Flamenco Ballet pro- gram given by the National Theater of the Performing Arts, a Christmas party complete with pinatas and Mexican food, and the Mardi Gras, followed by the 1 cIub's annual Spring Trip. Pictured at right are the For- 3 eign Language Club officers, Row 1: lill Scamman, Stu- dent Councilg Kim Scamman, President, Row 2: Sherry Hulett, Secretary-Treasurer, Becky Brusha, Vice Presi- i dent, and Mrs. Ann Greiner, Sponsor. i Foreign Language Club, Row T: D. Freeman, L. Bray, A. Moore, K. Rebel, M. Hartman, I. Hollister, T. lones, R. Rightsell. Row 2: Mrs. Greiner, l. Scamman, B. Ingram, W. Tudor, B. Brusha, S. Schoonover, S. Hulett, K. Scamman, E. Easley. , , X A, v - .....,.,,U,,, ........, Back in Action i m 90 i lil National Honor Society Row 1 S Thompson M Shelton S Kennell B Groff, K. Scamman, B. Burke, B. Cooper, C. Catlett, C Peterson B Haynes I Martin Row 2 T Gibson D Lynn I Bermlngham, C. Mather, Z. Fischer, S. Daugherty, l. Veits, S. Honor Societ High Ideals On March 2, Tapping Ceremonies was held for Na- tional Honor Society, there were eleven members chosen. Formal initiation was April 20. National Honor Society had the jail booth at Mardi Gras and also had a Bake Sale. The 80-81 officers were: Dianna Lynn, president, Curt Mather, vice president: Sharon Smyth, secretary, and Tammy Gibson, treasurer. National Hon- or Society also selects Good School Citizens for each quarter. At left: Digging in! Brook happily smiles at initiation Bev fills her plate. Brad looks over the selection . it , W a i WM ' m ' shi .J ' .1-l'JiaE.Q ,.aSiZ. i s J 3 FFA, Row 'lr D. Wedel, K. Beasing, M. McMahon, I. Iochim, D. Rosenbohm, K. Allee, L. Watson, T. Bennington, S. Pierce, T. Gayler, Q. I Lingerfelt, S. Lininger, M. Leisman, K. Haynes, D. Deatz, M. Welch, R. Needs, K, Lininger, T. Scamman, M. Leseberg, M. Hartman, S. Daugherty, M. Herron. Row 2: P. Ingram, M. Cooper, D. O'Barsky, T. Gibson, M. McMahon, I. Gilpin, M. Bramble, T. Howell, K. Savala, I. Daugherty, D. Needs, K. Rebel, S. Kennel. Row 3: S. Cook, I. Dockins, D. Ingram, E. Mulvania, M. Nielsen, D. McMahon, H. Duncan, P. Sheldon, M. Sybert, L. ' Danley, S. Bennington, S. Heits, D. Perry, D. Lair, M. Shelton, B. Haynes, M. Cooper, I. Ingram, I. Squires, D. Kerr, S. Kennell, K. Oswald, K. Hurst, M. Underwood, B. Howell, Z. Fischer, B. Hurst, I. Iochim, B. Shaw, D. Squires, I. Andreson, Mr. Pearce, advisor. 1 1 l 4 f 1 'iw FFA- Learning perience FFA has been quite busy this year. Along with their annual fruit sales, they attended a KC Chiefs football game, had National FFA Week, and went to the Ne- braska State Fair. There were many other activities that kept the members in this club busy at all times. The club leaders were, Row 1: Tony Scamman, stu- dent councilp Mike Leseberg, sentinel, Mark Hartman, g treasurer. Row 2: Becky Fischer, secretary. Row 3: l Mianne Underwood, reporter, Zel Fischer, president, Iim Iochim, vice-president, Mr. Pearce, Advisor. i Barnwarming Queen Bev and King Zel. Below: FFA officers. Above: Barnwarming festivities. I -. N T -. 3 . I l ... 'E' , ,I W.....W.,: 3 1 ,N 'I7W 7 f. . mf-' A 1 ' ' 'I' 'Iii YV.. ' ma. laik , f, ',, A ff ' ' x ., - iz 5 -.i A --i ,fri-gif::.:fgg,'..:r , . 0' 5 . IIX m ,, 1 Q2 NP fi ' .1 gm. :Lf 65 96 if Q 21-if 1 'EN' Wh ,S F f ma. wk' -f 1-- ,A .516 5 k f. X , K 9 3 ' Wylie I Q? ms 1 nys wg: x 15 , , S WxEw Q 1481 if-,W vs.. W y Q. , 'ff Q ' Q Qq'5 N Q Pride Takes on Man Faces Boys R-Club, Row 1: 1. Schlup, K. Oswald, K. Rebel, M. Bramble. Row 2: Coach Cline, T.M. Wharton, C. Mather, A. Duntz, Coach Moore, Row 3: E. Mulvania, G. Kroll, S. Minter, 1. Powell, M. Leisman. Row 4: K. Hurst, Q. Lingerfelt, I. lochim, B. Hurst, M. Nielsen, D. McMahon. -Club The Girls R-Club sponsored noon sports, and deco- rated the athletes lockers with mini-posters to show spirit. They also went ice skating in St. joe. Together the combined clubs sponsored the annual chile supper and Fun Night. Girls R-Club officers: Susan Freeman, president, Kim Scamman, vice-president, Sue Ann Schoonover, secretary, Amy Duntz, treasurer, and laNay Martin, student council. Boys R-Club officers: Mike Nielsen, president, Doug McMahon, vice-presi- dentp Shawn Minter, secretary-treasurer, and Curtis Mather, student council. At right: Girls R-Club partici- pates in Homecoming Parade. Girls R-Club, Row 1: A. Duntz, K. Salfrank, B. Haynes, D. Freeman, S. Schoonover. Row 2: Mrs. Moore, B. Groff, S. Thompson, M. Smith, A. Maheu, K. Phillips, l. Scamman, S. Freeman, K. Scamman, M. Boatman. Not shown: L. Danley, I. Martin, P. Mobley. :SV :H XV A., S- I H NasifZ'33'?RS53QQST i K grids' V'- 1 BM ? Libra- rians and FTA Combine Row 1: Amy Duntz, Dena Hudson, Teresa Cook, Row 2: lill Scamman, Diane Freeman, Marcy Boatman, Mrs. O'Laughlin, Mrs. Burke The Librarians helped out in the elementary library by checking in and out books plus helping the stu- dents locate various materials. At the high school level the librarians got new books ready to put on the shelf and put out new magazines monthly. FTA tFuture Teachers of Americaj was an organiza- tion for students interested in the teaching field. This organization gave them an opportunity to observe and aid a teacher. The students involved used their study hall to participate in this activity. The following students participated: lill Scamman-Mrs. Cindy Browse and Amy Duntz-Mrs. Dorothy Peck. At right: Did you say this one?? Working Hard!! Smiling Pretty. fy Mark Hartman placed 9th in Math Tammy works hard at the computer. ath Science Club The Math and Science Club increased in size this year. They had their annual Halloween party in the science room and then visited various haunted houses. They also had a spring trip. The math classes partici- pated in the annual Math Contest in Maryville in which Mark Hartman tied for 9th in the sophomore division. Also the math department gained a new source of education, the Apple-ll Computer. The officers were: Kim Kroll, president: Tammy Gibson, vice-presi- dent, Sharon Smyth, secretary-treasurer, Iim Iochim, student council. Math and Science Club Row 1 Z Fischer T Gibson E Easley N Mobley I. Veits, S. Thompson, I. Scamman, M. Underwood, I Sybert A McKlbben P O Barsky S Smyth M Kroll K Kroll M Sybert, B. Cooper, S. Minter, C. Peeler, I. Bermingham. Row 2 I Iochlm M Hartman S Kendell Mr Moore Qsponsorj, B Fischer K Rebel, M. Shelton, B. Burke, B. Groff, D. Hudson, K. Phillips Mr Radtke tsponsorj S Freeman K Scamman Carl Kerr M Burg M. Garst, M. Cooper, I. Martin, M. Bogenreif. ,J- SQ Carol and Kim work hard in Student Council booth at Mardi Gras. 65,1-ff L. Student Council, Row 1: B. Welch, T. Kroll, 1. Martin, S. Fischer, K. Schraeder, R. Houts, C. Peeler, V. Fischer, P. O'Barsky, M. Barnett, S. Free- man, Row 2: B. Ingram, C. Freeman, T. Scamman, I. Scamman, M. Cooper, S. Minter, S. Daugherty, C. Smyth, I. lochim, T. Wharton, M. Hartman, T. Cook, D. Freeman. Student Coun il -- The Student Council, under the direction and lead- ership of Student Body President Susan Freeman and Vice-President Conda Peeler, worked hard together to make the 1980-81 school year a success. The Student W Council held various meetings this year concerning mini-classes, pop machine in Study Hall, and approved upon a constitution for school organizations. The Stu- dent Council also sponsored the annual Football Homecoming, Christmas Ball, and Winter Sports Homecoming, which were all a success. At right Stu- f B dent Council Officers: Mr. Robert Couldry, sponsor, y Patty O'Barsky, secretary, Conda Peeler, vice-president, Susette Daugherty, treasurer, Susan Freeman, presi- dent. -a if 'a'.,g?9 9415 y ab 6 4-'4- , -00 t .1-f ff ,.,.-f .. x' C .X if the High School Choru The High School Chorus and Swing Choir sang at various places this year, they performed at The First Lutheran Church for Thanksgiving Day Services, Winter Concert, Contest at Maryville, and Spring Concert. They also sang on KTRX and KMA Radio Stations for Christmas and Thanksgiving. The Swing Choir per- formed at NWMSU Swing Choir Contest. This group of students was supervised by Ms. Kay Schumacher. At left: The gang enjoying singing. Swing Choir, Row 1: B. Pankau, A. Mahue, S. Kennell, D. Pankau. Row 2: V. Ireland, l. lochim, Z. Fischer. Row 3: Ms. Kay Schumacher, M. Bogenreif, T. Rosenbohm, S. Minter, M. Barnett, B. Burke, M. Groff, B. Gilpin. F We Sing Songs Y 'LL High School Chorus, Row I: B. Pankau, L. Phelps, B. Gilpin, S. Smyth, A. Duntz, M. Barnett, A. Mahue, S. Kennell, T. Rosenbohm, M. Groff, K. Thompson, A. McKibben, D. Pankau, M. Bogenreif, Ms. Kay Schumacher. Row 2: C. Webster, K. Meek, T. Rosenbohm, S. Daugherty, D Hudson, V. Perry, D. Gilmore, S. Minter, B. Burke, P. Mobley, B. Ingram, D. Pfeil, 1. Schultz, E. Watson, S. Salfrank, M. Kroll. Row 3: B. Wil- son, I. Gilpin, I. Squires, A. Rosenbohm, L. Kirk, I. Ingram, K. Hurst, V. Ireland, l. lochim, Z. Fischer, I. Perry, C. Squires, 1. Dukes, E. Rogers N. Reynolds, P. Squires. I ix R N ' W. rs fn.. X '1 ' ,-3X, E x.::x, N K 35525, ,, ., X.1,,::-,. fs QW-XXXXxQ W ' , '-'f - Aiwa. ' : fffih izi t .,,i.. 5, ,..,, - I ,,,: , . M W 'if 'iffffffy 'U ff!-ff, ?fL3'w-fim N.. if 1 if QWCQ' S mv' 'S Hip Wfv .-if Q -SW Y-if Q vw- - N Q 'sift .. R 4. ' H ff A gr? www' -Q i'Ri, gl' 42: .V I . Concert Band Keeps With the Times The Marching Band received a 2nd place trophy at Maryville for street competition. They competed on the street and on the field at Clarinda where they re- ceived a 2nd also. Marieann Smith was the bands par- ticipant in the Clarinda Queen Contest. At St. loseph they received a two for street competition. Besides competitions they provided half-time for four home football games. They also traveled with the football team to Plattsburg to cheer them on at the playoffs. The Concert Band held a winter concert on March 9 and they also participated in the district Music Contest at Maryville on March 23 where they received a 2. A spring concert was held on May 8. Mr. Ken Greiner was the band director for both events. Pep Band warms up. 4529! lazz Band. Concert Band, Row 1: 1. Viets, M. Hartman, B. Gilpin, D. Lynn, D. Schoonover, M. Chamberlain, M. Groff, M. Phelps, M. Bogenreif, B. Cooper, M. Underwood, S. Underwood. Row 2: M. Boatman, K. Lipham, S. Lininger, B. Ingram, I. Martin, I. Scamman, T. Kelly, C. Stout, l. Muntz, D. Rosenbohm, P. Mobley, B. Haynes, L. Deatz, A. Duntz, S. Thompson, A. Mahue, K. Scamman, B. Brusha, 1. Bermingham. Row 3: I. Powell, P. Squires, R. Kuhns, C. Mather, S. Minter, N. Mobley, B. Minter, M. Cooper, S. Schoonover, T. Scamman, B. Pankau, 1. Hollister, K. Lininger, 1. lochim, D. Needs, 1. Ingram, D. Parks, l. Squires, A. Bryan, W. Tudor, K. Rebel, S. Kennell, T. Bennington, T. Gayler, M. Leisman, D. Deatz, B. Burke. Row 4: I. Savala, K. Oswald, T. Wharton, K. Hurst, V. Fischer, Mr. Greiner. Not shown: M. Smith, S. Salfrank, B. Fischer, K. Salfrank, D. Ingram, I. Gilpin. 11,611-V ' ,'.', ' ,QL .ii,, z HI, f f 'z 7 ff' --...y f , H rm rua ao-Q Sports WWA 'iw ,mm i mx R SIN' 3 0 xv FUN GR? 6-43 J -Q 'N ati'-7-N 5572? 775545579 'c 5, :La wise .1 Y 1 3322 453. 9 V P ,,usanvuRr,,: 4 gbgmx vasarf-,layman pong? S5 .-.4-iiima-F. if we , I 1. 3 f x Uk PW' 5 ff 1, MX 2 7: -U, 2 Z 'U 1 wx:- an q-I ra 'U -2-sf, fff fi 4' s ye , , N fwfr - .1 L. f-w,w ., LW A ai gr.. W f. ae, . -,- Sf Q - film ng - ikq i ad j ' 4 3:12 is 7 fliu-Q , . ,, I I Q D I 0, . . ff X Q 5 xi Mi?. , , f f 4 A as - C R is HE ' - g ia I ,V 5 ifei ' ,Y ' si L , sv ,.. vw : . , V 'S 4 , , IQ, nl if J 55 IL Wig ' m D ' H: A ' f 'ix ant! Mini , SA wil PBR' 'jx as be wc: 1-tr: ', 296 A My X mifgvpv AQQECI P93 nv 14? if M253 fs 5 wc: nv 2- f I. 'W V Q 'Q '2qJ'2.lP,n' ,512 .fgauwwgpr gk far omjqgwfl z.f. M ,T ,,4',.' A Y ,, F F? LSI' A wi. V ,WI Wrestling Team, Row 1: K. Haynes, K. Oswald, S. Pierce, B. Minter, M. Leisman, D. Ingram. Row 2: l. lochim, K. Hurst, K. Lininger, D. lade, Z. Fischer, M. McMahon, D. Burke, P. Garst. Row 3: S. Cook, A. Duntz, B. Clark, S. Daugherty, Coach Dulgarian, T. Gayler, T. Heard, I. Dukes, S. Hurst. . . . Co-Captains were Bob Clark and Zel Fischer. Coach Mark Dulganan and the Wrestling Team fm- ished the season with a 9-0 dual meet record outscoring the opposition by a total of 446 pts. to 159 pts. Managers were: Patrick Garst, Shawn Hurst, and David Burke. Rock Port fared well in their larger tour- naments alsog Sabetha Tournament-4th place, South Page Tournament-2nd place, Shenandoah Tourna- ment-3rd place, and the Maryville Quadrant-2nd place. ln the District Tournament, Rock Fort placed 5th with 98M points. Those wrestlers leading the charge at Districts were: Zel Fischer-1st, Tom Heard-2nd, Kevin Hurst-2nd, Binky Minter-2nd, Kent Haynes-4th, and Mark McMahon-4th. Zel, Tom, Kevin, and Binky all competed at the State Tour- nament. The Wrestling Team will lose two seniors, but i with many underclassmen leading the way the lays will be a force to reckon with. Yeah, W9 bid- Waiting for the move. XA ff S! 1 . jjp-5'- gm ug gs x N Varsity, Row 1: S. Gaines, A. Bryan Mgrs.. Row 2: M. Bramble, T. Scamman, K. Rabel. Row 31 Coach Moore, N. Mobley, D. Parks, I. Powell, M. Deisman, D. McMahon, 1. lochim, C. Mather, M. Hartman, D. Deatz, T. Landen, Coach Gaines. Boys Basketball on the Rebound This year the Varsity and B-Team boys were coached by Tony Gaines and Wayne Moore. The Var- sity ended their season with a record of 4-14, and the B-Team going 3-7. Mr. Gaines and Mr. Moore did an excellent job of coaching. The team brought home the Consolation Trophy in the Fairfax Tournament. The team was very young, and unexperienced this year but there are high hopes in the future. At Right: Mil-- ton listens to Coach Gaines. Curt gets set for the rebound. lays look for the ball- l Q31-34 i4 4 O32- JW l 1? f ff far A f r Coach Moore talks to the team 3 'Tr Doug goes for a shot I RP 31 RP 26 RP 29 RP 43 RP 36 RP 29 RP 37 RP 59 RP 53 RP 60 RP 27 RP 53 RP 40 RP 46 RP 51 RP 27 RP46 Craig Mound Cnty Sacred Heart Tecumseh Craig South Holt Auburn Northeast Nod Falrfax North Nodaway Tarklo Nodaway Holt Fairfax Hamburg West Nodaway Nodaway Holt South Harrlson B Team RP 40 North Nodaway RP 39 Cralg RP 43 RP 29 RP 34 RP 42 RP 28 RP 32 RP 45 RP 33 Nodaway Holt Tarklo South Holt Fairfax Fairfax Hamburg Tarklo Falrfax A .. . I I 5 ' A RP 49 Fairfax Zwzwaigzf' - MWEWWF vs - B-Team Row 1: S. Gaines A. Bryan Mgrs.. Row 2: Coach Gaines T. Scamman N. Mobley D. Parks I. Powell P. In gram, M. Hartman, D. Deatz, T. Landen, K. Rebel, Coach Moore. 1 I I QEJ4 M14 UEJ4 ff GirI's Basketball, Row 1: S. Scamman, A. McKibben, L. Lawless. Row 2: D. Schoonover, S. Lininger, D. Rosenbohm, N. Reyn- olds, B. Brusha, M. Groff, L. Watson, M. Chamberlain. Row 3: Assistant Coach l. Wessler, B. Haynes, D. Freeman, l. Scamman, S. Freeman, K. Phillips, M. Smith, A. Mahue, S. Thompson, L. Deatz, K. Scamman, M. Boatman, Head Coach V. Brubaker. , -W ....... 5... .. . Girls a Winning Season The 1980-81 edition of the girls basketball embarked on an exciting and successful season that would even- tually end up early in March with the lays in the final four of the State Tournament 1n Columbia. In district action the lays knocked off Albany 89-32, Tarkio 58-50 and defending state champ South Harrison 61-54 to mark the first time for any Rock Port basketball team ever to advance on to state competition. During the state tourney, the lays downed Plattsburg 58-50 in sectional action, Grain Valley 71-55 in the quarter The BIG Plan! finals before falling to Scott Central in the semi-finals 79-55. The girls bounced back to defeat Gainesville 56-50 to bring home the third place trophy of the i 1981 State Tournament. The lays also brought back 1 the State Sportsmanship Award. The girls on the sea- son also finished 2nd in the Mound City Tournament, and 3rd at the Fairfax Invitational. Kim Scamman set- ting a State tournament scoring record of 123 points and leading the state in scoring was honored as 1st team All-Conference, All-District, All-State and All-Met- ro. Teammates Marieann Smith made 2nd team All- Conference and Bev Haynes and Susan Thompson were All-Conference honorable mention. The lV lays were 5-4 on the year and fourth in the Fairfax Tourna- ment. Leading the lays throughout this highly success- ful and memorable year were head coach Vickie Brubaker and assistant coach lanette Wessler. At right: Bru looks worried. Mound City Tarkio Fairfax Mound Clty Sacred Heart Tecumseh Craig South Holt Craig N E Nodaway N Nodaway N Nodaway Auburn Tarkio Nodaway Holt Fairfax West Nodaway Nodaway Holt Fairfax Albany Tarkio S. Harrison Plattsburg Grain Valley Scott Central Gainesville lull shoots for two Sugan gn the move H2 16th Blue la Relays The 16th Annual Blue lay Relays were held Friday, April 10. Most of the afternoon events were complet- ed. But because of severe weather conditions the rest of the meet had to be canceled until Monday, 13th. Again on Monday they had to be postponed because of severe weather conditions. On April 27, Mound City finished first with 119 points followed by Sidney with 87 points. The running events highlighted the meet with eleven records broken or tied. Records broken were: 110 meter high hurdles 16.0, Kirby Rosier-Mound City, 165 meter low hurdles 21.7, Pat Cadle-Albany, 100 meter dash 11.3 tied, David Car- lisle-Tarkiog 200 meter dash 22.7, Brad Latta- Nodaway Holt, 400 meter dash 53.2 tied, Ray Giffin- South Nodaway: 800 meter run 2:07.7, Bill Long- Sidneyg 3200 meter run 10:23.1, Mike Nielsen-Rock Port, 400 meter relay 46.7, Sidney, 800 meter relay 1:37.3, Hamburg, 600 meter relay 3:38.9, Sidney, 3200 meter relay 8:34.1, Sidney. At right: Relay teams set Blue lay Records. .I e Last minute wart before run Mound City placed 1st. ' ' . N? 3 . P k- , .,. , . y --- ' w ff A wus? . gge. 9S.,g,..g ' e . . we , . 6 f' 6 4' - 7 e i'-A Sidney placed 2nd. S ll'-L1 fmwwuwwnww 1 Q.. v , .Ae M RP 151 RP 190 RP 180 RP 180 RP 191 RP 179 RP 219 RP 204 RP 168 RP 175 RP 10th Boys Golf Team Scores Maryville North Nodaway Savannah Benton Farragut Auburn Farragut North Nodaway Maryville Auburn Districts Boys Golf Team, Row 1: S. Minter, I. Ingram, P. Ingram, A. Bryan, B. Burke. Row 2: T. Scamman, M. Bramble. Row 3: B. Wilson, T. Bennington, I. lochim, I. Hollister, Coach Frank Rybnick. The girls golf team coached by Ms. Vickie Brubaker continued with its proud winning tradition. The lays put together a 13-1 varsity record and were crowned district champions for the second consecutive year. District team representatives at St. joseph were Susan Freeman, SueAnn Schoonover, Kim Scamman, and lill Scamman. District medalist honors in individual play went to K. Scamman, with S. Freeman finishing ninth and S. Schoonover tenth. The team of S. Freeman, K. Scamman, I. Scamman, D. Freeman, and alternate N. Reynolds made the trip to Columbia for their second consecutive appearance in the State Tournament where the lays finished eighth. In the state medalist competition K. Scamman placed fifth. Another high- light of the season was a school record of 30 straight Girls Golf Team, Row 1: K. Scamman, A. Maheu, T. Kelly, D. Schoonover. Row 2: N. Reynolds, I. Scamman, D. Freeman, S. Freeman, S. Schoonover, Coach Vicki Brubaker. Move Boys and Girls Golf dual meet victories by the team over the past 3 sea- sons. lt was halted by a disappointing one point loss to St. loseph Central. The junior varsity also having a strong season finished with a 3-1 mark. The boys golf team coached by Mr. Frank Rybnick had 4 wins and 6 losses. They placed 10th at Districts. The boys golf team gained a lot of experience and are looking forward to next year. RP 213 RP 200 RP 179 RP 179 RP 209 RP 208 RP 208 RP 208 RP 189 RP 189 RP 212 RP 210 RP 190 RP 187 B-Team RP 237 RP 237 RP 234 RP 118 Benton Central Savannah Cameron Maryville Lafayette Benton Plattsburg Lafayette Benton Central K.C. Desion North Nodaway Maryville Scores Cameron Savannah Lafayette K.C. Desion Girls Golf Team Scores A KWWL ,,,. , 'y5?J!bi4'Ljx.. j . Boys Track, Row 1: Coach Cline, K. Hurst: Z. Fischer: C. Mather: G. Krollg Coach Moore. Row 2: M. Daugherty: l. Savala: D. Park: l. Powell: D. Deatzg A. Duntz: K. Rebel: M. Welch: R. Rightsellp T. jones: M. Hartman: M. Liesman: T.M. Wharton. The Rock Port Blue lay track team had a very inter- 1 esting season. It was composed of seven freshman, six sophomores, one junior, and three seniors. The young team with the older members experience became very competitive throughout the season. They placed 9th at Blue lay Relays, 7th at Quad State, 5th at Rocket Relays, and 4th in Conference. The team was coached by Mr. Wayne Moore and assisted by Mr. Stewart Cline. Mike Nielsen was the only boy that qualified for state. He qualified in the 1600 meter run and the 3200 meter run. Many records were broke this year. They were, Rocket Relays: 3200 meter run, Mike Nielsen, 10:24.05 800 meter run, Mike Nielsen, 2:04. Blue lay Relays: 3200 meter run, Mike Nielsen, 10:23.01. 275 Confer- ence: 800 meter run, T.M. Wharton, 2:08.65 3200 meter run, Mike Nielsen, 10:58.5. RPHS Records: 3200 meter relay, T.M. Wharton, Alan Duntz, Ieff Powell, and Mike Nielsen, 8:40.4. At right: T.M. is READY for the race. Greg glides over the low hurdles. Boys Track Gains Experience Easy win. Almost there! Above: The force!! Below: The Champ. ,,,,.i.,MW:TgMa-5. ta,..W, eLNV,, , e.,h,h .7 ,,,,eW, - Hn-i .!'! 'A f ,, W H - - .......-.-..---f x ,.,....A...,a.A , , .--V.. - ' I K , ,,. ,.1.........-- A..-,.,4,, .........?......--.V , . ............--.--M ,........-. K W. . . 1..........l..--e , A..... N W,?.t.1,u,Af.a . .......---4 ...M..,-...- ,.......t.A....- va Q k V .......--ef - .-N-- Y .,,...t... .t.,......... A a..,...u,, .. --t . i , F ...... ,- e.,..... , ., M--fewfw f-vwf-rv -s ...N--4--C' ..........----v v J 1..'iY,g..!a..3.Z sa- . S Flying high North Nodaway 27 South Holt 59 Craig 57 West Nodaway 0 Fairfax 28 Nodaway Holt 66Vz South Holt 9M Mound City 107 Craig 23 RP 90 Fairfax 53 South Holt 31 RP 69 Mound City 136 Tarkio 64 Craig 19 RP 9th Blue lay Relays RP 7th Quad Stale RP Sth Rocket Relays RP 4th 275 Conference Striding for the lead. V, . ,,-.-.,'1-b- 7 as 1. , at wg' 3,5 'T Girls Track, Row 1: managers-Lisa Lawless, Laurie Patterson, Becky Brusha. Row 2: Coach Brubaker, Malisa Groff, Nor- ma Reynolds, Marcy Boatman, Susan Thompson, Coach Eickhoff. Row 3: Lynda Danley, Carolyn Squires, Kathy Phillips, Susan Freeman, Diane Freeman, lill Scamman, Kim Scamman, DeeAnn Rosenbohm, Shelly Lininger, Armanda Maheu. Girls Track Crowned 275 Champs The high school girls track did very well this year. They took 8th place at Quad State, and 4th place at Rocket Relays. The girls surprised Coach Brubaker and Coach Eickhoff by coming home 275 Conference Champions. Districts followed at Smithville where they took 4th place. Lynda Danley qualified for state in both the discus and shot put, and Armanda Maheu qualified in the shot put. The 3200 meter relay also Awaiting the handoff. qualified for state. The girls participating were: Susan Freeman, Susan Thompson, Carolyn Squires, DeeAnn Rosenbohm, and Kimberly Scamman as alternate. Lyn- da Danley placed 1st in tbe discus and 7th in the shot, Armanda Maheu placed 5th in the shot put, and the 3200 meter relay placed 6th at state. School records set this year were: 100 m. hurdles, Kathy Phillips, 17.35 200 m. hurdles, Kathy Phillips, 33.83 3200 m. run, Shelly Lininger, 13:58.63 3200 m. re- lay, Susan Freeman, Susan Thompson, Kimberly Scamman, DeeAnn Rosenbohm, 10:15.75 800 m. run, Susan Thompson, 2:33.45 200 m. dash, Susan Freeman, 28.2, highjump, Kimberly Scamman, 5 ft., long jump, Kimberly Scamman, 15'10 p shot put, Lynda Danley, 36'11 p discus, Lynda Danley, 114'2 . At right: Striding to the finish. 5 if her pace. North Nodaway Fairfax West Nodaway Craig Nodaway-Holt South Holt Quad State Rocket Relays Craig Mound City Fairfax South Holt 275 Conference Mound City Tarkio Craig Districts State Kathy glides over. M Pub Staff Susette Daugherty, Edltor Brook Cooper Asst Editor SueAnn Schoonover Photographer Susan Freeman Photographer Carolyn Squrres Tammy Gibson Tammy Shirley Sharon Smyth Becky Groff lull Scamman Llsa Phelps Mrs Kathy Moore Sponsor We have all enyoyed doing this book for you Thanks for your cooperation 1 as i fi Haggis E Q 5 1 3. X 1 5 , Q-as tw 4 ,ff if S Honors Connie Peterson. Mark Hartman Top Achievers The top ten seniors were, Row 1: Dawn Pankau Q9j. Row 2: Susette Daugherty 171. Row 3: Tammy Gibson t6j, Sharon Smyth UQ. Row 4: Zel Fischer QU, loe Bermingham Q3j, Curt Mather 141. Not shown: lanetta Viets QZJ, Renee Cook QSJ, Carla Kerr f10j. Top students in each class were: Freshman-Norma Reynolds 10.923 Sophomore--Mark Hartman 10.965 lu- nior-Connie Peterson 10.86p Valedictorian Zel Fischer 10.575 Salutatorian lanetta Viets 10.34. 120 Good School Citizens Each year the National Honor Society members meet and choose good school citizens for each school quarter. Students are carefully selected con- cerning personality, activity participation and scholastic achievements. This years good school citizens were: First Quarter-Shelly Lininger and Eric Mulvania. Sec- ond Quarter-Tammy Gibson and Bryan Hurst. Third Quarter-Connie Peterson and Matt Leisman. Fourth Quarter-leo Shirley and DeeAnn Rosenbohm. At right: Eric Mulvania and Shelly Lininger. Below: Leo Shirley and DeeAnn Rosenbohm. Tammy Gibson and Bryan Hurst. Attend State Speech Contest State Speech Contest was held April 10th and 11th in Columbia. Mike Burg and Sharon Smyth both were entered in duet acting with the play Whatever Hap- pened To All The Lightening Bugs. Mike was also en- tered in dramatic interpretation with a cutting from Sweet Bird of Youth. They received superior ratings in both categories. The Field crops team. Representatives at State Ag Contest Rock Port had 15 students participating in State Ag- riculture Contest at Columbia this year. The qualifying teams were the Poultry team QTony Scamman, Phil In- gram, Dean Needsj and the Field crops team tMark Hartman, Tommy Gibson, Denny O'Barskyj. Both groups received a 3 rating. Sherry Kennell and Mark Hartman received a gold ribbon for the FFA treasury book. The Nursery, Landscaping, and Soils teams also attended as alternates. At right: Sherry and Mark. 122 F Clarinet quartet l Fourteen Participate at State Music This year, 14 Rock Port students participated in State Music Contest at Columbia. The three ensembles were: Clarinet quartet Ueanetta Viets, Mark Hartman, Bev Gilpin, Dianna Lynnjp Brass quartet tCurt Mather, Shawn Minter, Brad Burke, Dan Ingramj, Saxophone sextet QSusan Thompson, Amy Duntz, Leann Deatz, Sherry Kennell, Keith Rebel, Whitney Tudorj. The two soloists were: Curt Mather and Susan Thompson, ac- companied by Tam Curfman. Both quartets received a 2 rating. The sextet and both solos received a 1. At left: Saxophone solo. Trumpet solo Saxophone sextet f Q' N +V. Y Brass quartet Top Athletes The wrestlers who placed at Districts were, Row 1: Binky Minter f2ndj. Row 2: Mark McMahon f4thj, Kevin Hurst Q2ndj, Zel Fischer 1150, Kent Haynes f4thj, and Tom Heard not shown. ln the Regionals Mark McMahon lost 12 to 1 and placed 5th in the state. Kevin Hurst won by fall in 1st period. Zel Fischer won by fall in 2nd period. Binky Minter won 8-6. Kent Haynes lost 9-8 and Tom Heard won by fall in 2nd period. At State Zel won his first match with a pin and lost to the state champion in the 2nd round. Kevin won his sectional match and then lost to the state champion in the first round at state. Tom had two wins and three losses at state, and wound up sixth at state. Binky was defeated in the first round at state. The girls qualifying for state in track, Row 1: Dee Ann Rosenbohm, 2 mile relay, Armanda Maheu, shot: Lynda Danley, discus and shot. Row 2: Kim Scamman, Susan Thompson, Susan Freeman, Carolyn Squires, 2 mile relay. At State the 2 mile relay placed 6th. Lynda Danley placed 1st in the discus and set a new state record with a distance of 113'5 . She also placed 7th in the shot. Armanda Maheu placed 5th in the shot. Mike Nielsen qualified at Districts in the 1600 m. run and the 3200 m. run. At State he placed 6th in the 1600 m. run. Rock Port placed three football players on the All- Conference team. Zel Fischer was selected as offen- sive tackle and defensive linebacker. Curt Mather was selected as outside linebacker and honorable mention center. Mike Nielsen was selected as a defensive back. Zel also had All-District honors and Nodaway Empire. Chosen first-team All-Conference was Kim Scamman. Marieann Smith was chosen second-team All-Confer- ence and Susan Thompson and Bev Haynes were giv- en Honorable Mention. Kim was also chosen AIl-Dis- trict, Nodaway Empire and All State. She was the leading scorer and rebounder in the state. She had game point average of 32.9 and had an outstanding 17.2 rebound average. Mike Nielsen. Football All-Conference, Row 1: Mike Nielsen. Row 2: Zel Fischer, Curt Mather K A Girls qualifying for state in track. Basketball All-Conference, Row 1: Bev Haynes Kim Scamman. Row 2: Susan Thompson, Marieann Smith. District Wrestlers. . ff- 'W' Sophomore Pilgrimage Mark Hartman was chosen by the sophomore class to represent them at the Sophomore Pilgrimage in lef- ferson City. While there, Mark toured the Capitol Building, Governors Mansion and the Supreme Court. Mark is shown at left. Boys State Representing the boys at Boys State were, Row 1 Shawn Minter sponsored by the Bank of Atchison County, Brad Burke sponsored by Chamber of Com- merce, 2nd Row: loe Ingram sponsored by Citizens Bank and Trust and lim lochim who was sponsored by the American Legion. They traveled to Warrensburg at Central Missouri State University where they learned the duties, privileges, responsibilities and rights of American citizenship through a system of learning by Girls State Representing the girls at Girls State were row 1: Miane Undenvvood and Susan Thompson who were sponsored by the American Legion Auxillary also Cheryl Catlett and Melinda Shelton who were spon- sored by Beta Sigma Phi. Girl Staters Traveled to Wil- liam Woods College at Fulton, MO lune 14 through lune 20, where they established their own govern- ment, ran for offices and held elections. doing. Girls State Representatives. Awards Da GIRL ATHLETE OF THE YEAR-Susan Freeman. BOY ATHLETE OF THE YEAR-Zel Fischer. DRAMA AWARDS-Outstanding Actress Sharon Smyth, Outstanding Actor Mike Burg, Dramatic Inter- pretation Mike Burg. LIBRARIAN AWARD-Teresa Cook. FHA AWARD-Uawn Pankau. ENCOUNTER AWARDS-Dawn Pankau, Tamara Rosenbohm, Becky Pankau, Stephanie Schoonover, Sherry Hulett, Kelly Lipham, Lisa Chastain, Dena Hudson, Diane Freeman, Dawn Moreland, Kim Thompson. OUTSTANDING HOME ECONOMICS STUDENT AWARD-Brook Coo- per. OUTSTANDING HOME ECONOMICS I STUDENT AWARD-Becky Groff. AMERICAN LEGION AWARDS-Zel Fischer, lanetta Viets. Alternatesz lo Bermingham, Curtis Mather. BUSINESS AWARDS-TYPING: Sherry Hulett Q40j, Me- linda Garst t41j, Gayle Thomas Q42j, Shannon Underwood Q45j, Bev Haynes Q49j, lill Sybert Q47j, Kimberly Scamman 1541, Susan Thompson Q55j. TYP- ING II: Sharon Smyth 157, Marcella Phelps Q53j. SHORTHAND: Sharon Smyth t60j, Connie Peterson QBOJ, Cheryl Catlett Q90j. ACCOUNTING: Christy Muntz. GENERAL BUSINESS: Sherry Kennell, Becky Groff. RECORDKEEPING: Brook Cooper, Monica Coo- per. PUBLICATIONS-Yearbook Editor Susette Daugherty. MUSIC AWARDS-SPECIAL SENIOR VOCAL AWARD: Tamara Rosenbohm, ACCOMPANIST: Maureen Barnett, OUTSTANDING MUSICIAN: Curt Mather, MOST IM- PROVED MUSICIAN: loe Ingram. DANFORTH FOUNDATION QI Dare You Awardj Brook Cooper, Kimberly Scamman. DAR AWARD-Sherry Hulett. MATH AWARD-Mark Hartman. ALL AROUND STUDENTS-Becky Brusha, lim lochim. OUTSTANDING GOOD SCHOOL CITIZENS OF THE YEAR-Lisa Phelps, Melinda Shelton, Kelly Lipham, Andy Bryan, loy Adamson. PERFECT ATTENDANCE AWARDS-Kevin Hurst, Alan Duntz, Kathy Meek, Ken Lininger, Norma Reynolds, Staci Bennington, Carol Freeman, Dianna Rightsell, Kim Schraeder, Mike Hartman, Shawn Hurst, Renee Mun- sey, Shelley Stoner. Sharon Smyth receives outstanding actress award Lisa Phelps chosen as outstanding good school citizen of the year. In Appreciation of Mrs. Lavona Reid Mrs. LaVona Reid taught at Rock Port R-11 schools for 20 years, before resigning from teaching the fourth grade. For her first six years at Rock Port, Mrs. Reid taught as a substitute in the elementary and high schools. In 1966, Mrs. Reid, along with another teach- er, Mrs. Charlene Steele and superintendent E. R. Dal- rymple, set up the first public kindergarten in Rock Port schools. The kindergarten was held at the Langdon building, where Mrs. Reid and Mrs. Steele team taught. Later, these teachers team taught the kindergarten at the Rock Port facility. Mrs. Reid began teaching the fourth grade at Rock Port in 1971 and re- mained in the same room until her retirement. Prior to teaching at Rock Port, Mrs. Reid taught two years at Corning and one year at Forest City. During the next few years, Mrs. Reid plans to substitute and devote more time to writing a book. She has finished and copyrighted a book for students, dealing with atti- tudes for elementary intermediate grades. Her book in progress will treat the same subject, but will be direct- ed to the junior high and high school levels. Mrs. Reid's letter of resignation reads as follows: I do so very much want to precede this resignation with a very heartfelt thank you to each member of this present board and each school board member who has served at this very thankless job since 1960 when I first began teaching ffirst at the substitute Ievelj and since 1966 . . . Mr. Rybnick, thank you for your years of service, also. So glad you and julia moved from Kansas to our beloved state of Missouri! But to Mrs. Grubb, most of all I relay my thanks to you, Wilma, for all of the help to me, and to the others on your staff in the Elementary School. You have always done so many things beyond the call of duty. With these feelings of gratitude to each of you, I do now below put in writing my intentions. I, LaVona Reid, on this 16th day of May, 1980 do tender my resignation as a fourth grade teacher in the Rock Port, Mo. Elementary School. This decision was made due to the ever in- creasing night time work load. Educationally yours, Lavona Reid. Since Mrs. Reids resignation she became Co-Director of Student Teaching at Tarkio College and also part-time instructor. Her skill and devotion is greatly missed by all who worked with her. ln Dedication to- Mrs. lennie Howell and Mrs. Wilma Grubb The Bluejay Staff would like to dedicate the 1981 annual to Mrs. Wilma Grubb and Mrs. lennie Howell. Mrs. Wilma Grubb has devoted thirty years of her life to the Rock Port R-II School system. She received her A.B. degree at Tarkio College, then continued to earn her Master's degree at Northwest Missouri State University. Mrs. Grubb taught five years in a rural school. Her teaching career in Rock Port began in 1942, where she taught fifth, sixth, and seventh grades for a total of seventeen years. Following her teaching career she became Elementary Principal, where she has reigned for the last thirteen years. Mrs. Grubb commented, I've had a great staff of teachers these past thirteen years. Without them my job would have been much more difficult. I hope Rock Port School continues as a progressive school, always striving to l28 improve. I will miss the students and routine I've be- come accustomed to for thirty-five years. I only hope that I will be able to cultivate other interests and hob- bies. Perhaps do some traveling and not always live by the cIock. Mrs. lennie Howell has devoted twenty-nine years of hard work to the Rock Port R-Il School system. She was hired as secretary to the Superintendent in 1952. ln 1969 she became secretary to the Superintendent and Board of Education. Mrs. Howell intends to work as secretary another year and then her plans are undecided. She commented, I really enjoy my work here, and there has been a lot of changes, of course, for the best. Both will be greatly missed by the students and staff who knew and worked by them. l l 1 I X . , xv' 4 7 1 1 I A 1 ' 'uwmzznrf .m42.lE'lTmm m5li ...A '-'.- v A J- ' 'H s O s 0 '1 L 9 Q ai is I