Seymour High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Seymour, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1980 volume:

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MID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY llllllllllIllIlllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllIlllllll - ' l VJ ill 3 0000 1 1321915 2 V 7567 SEYMOUR COMMUNITY SCHOOLS LAYOUT: Patrick Eddy C OP Y: A Justin Warren Brian Jones Jan Smaniotto Cathy McGill Shalita Swan PRESENTS TOMAI-IAWK 1980 GRAPHICS: Rona DeVore Lori Brownlee ADVISOR: Mr. Richard Moore PHO TOS: BUSINESS: Q Mike Murphy Michelle Dove Shelly Carel Karla Banks Marsha Barrett BOARD OF EDUCATION l Row one: Dr. Larry Royerg Mitzi Valentine, Dr. Roger Davies, Supt.g Bob McMurry. Row two: Dr. A W. Cooper, Bob Thomas, Sec., Bob Alexander, Tres., Milton Albertson, Pres. Y D l l Dr. Roger H. Davies Robert Busch Bob Thomas Superintendent Principal Secretary J X4 N M W X N xi ff XX H, 'I Gif? 0 l l gi S 2 O 3 QQ Q m'N-w , O el Q 'U JXZ XAAJ Ogmmn ' : '5 31 b - ' N Q. STAFF MOLLIE BEACH MAXINE BUCHAN MAXINE COATES DENNIS DOGGETT SALLY DONALD BARBARA EDDY LILLIAN FRIZZELL GAIL GITCH EARLENE GOLD ANITA GORDEN GAIL GREEN CARTER HEITMEYER CHERYL HOUSH SANDRA HUGUS JO JOHNSON LINDA JOHNSTON SHEILA JOHNSTON JILL JUDKINS TIM JUHL TRESSIE KRUZICH 6 ff' Lucille Swan Connie Micetich Anita Rash Faye Huffine Eleanor Jones Bonnie VanDyne Lois McDannald JoAnn F etters Marcella Inskeep Phyllis Williams Max Rash Vic Cleeton Herbert Williams, Jr. Forest Hydorn Ronnald McDannald Not Pictured Louis Pescador l BUS DRIVERS Larry Brown Jerry Johnson Martha Johnson Leno Maddalozzo Francis Mattly Raymond Mattly Debbie Pershey Terry Smith Richard Trimble Carl Wray -4' ELEMENTARY V! 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' if 5 ' I ix SOPHOMORE JOE ROYER ROB SCHAFFNER BARB SMANIOTTO TERRI STAGGS DENNIS STEPHENSON JON SWEET CURLEENE WALLACE STACY VANDERLINDEN ROBIN KERNS MIKE ALEXANDER MARCIA ARCHER MARSHA BARRETT CARLA BENNETT BRENT BROWN DAVID COFFIN BRUCE DAVIS CHERIE DAVIS PEGGY DOOLEY BRAD DRAPER 25 POLLY SAGER DANNY SALES SHARI STAGGS DEANNA SWAN SHALITA SWAN MECHELLE WARREN JOSH WELLS JW gh ,E fl. 'xi .-5 if 28 f, ff, A In these pictures you'd think school was all fun and games, but really it's not. Once in a while we do get a little serious on the side. -.N UPPER LEFT - Shelley likes to keep in practice for sliding into Third Base, even in the off season. UPPER RIGHT - Pat seems to have delusions of grandeur. Unfortunately, it takes more than this to be a teacher. LOWER LEFT - Even the lst and 2nd Graders know what goes on in the- lunch rooms! LOWER RIGHT - David, Mike, Josh and Don are being their usual selves and cutting up. That seems to be their favorite past time. , fqfjx ,sl.l'. f fy inf! 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J,,,,,5W e Wm WP - '? 00. .f M- lXN1 5'L'r ' QW KELLY NOEL SHELLEY PEARSON GREG RASH ELOISE SEAMS JAN SMANIOTTO KEVIN STAGGS TOM SWEARINGIN JUSTIN WARREN VERLIN KERNS 32 .X mix- K 1.. .M pm . NN. X x . . N m ,Is af Q www. Q Wh-. 'nf 0 , be N' I , in s g . Vx 4 , Q, kv' X Q' J ' S A ' qgfjfgz w sf? .gy x X we f , X X f YS? 1 .. . Xb- A.: , A , 5: wit- wx A i E X R3 . X , ,fix .Q ,.. va' . X W V-,. X X X , sfiSg,,,' S Si ..,, x Q-lv ,mwwg s Q f WQXXH5 Q .,k x FN t Mfr x ' 'E 5 . I Ni E Wg H, Wa., A L'- ' ' f f . Q 'K 'l W f 5 : ' - if 4' , ,,,, ,L QL ray Q wl',53,,gki g IF y'v' 3, , - J . X V ,A ,A ,JA 2. x . ..m... EDDY, WILLIAM PATRICK - Student Council 45 SC Officers 45 Class Officer 35 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Band Officer 45 Blue Grass Honor Band 45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Swing Choir 1,2,3,45 FFA 1,2,45 Play Cast 3,45 H.C. Attendant 45 Honor Society 3,45 Officer 45 United Nations 2,3,45 Co-President 45 State of Iowa Scholar. HORTON, JAMES DALE - Student Council 45 Marching Band 1,2,35 Concert Band 1,2,35 Pep Band 1,2,35 Football 1,2,45 Lettered 45 Co-Captain 45 Track Manager 1,25 FFA 1,2,3,45 Lettermen's Club 45 Physical Fit. Award 2,3,4. JELLISON, LISA GAYE - Student Council 1,35 Class Officer 25 Glee Club 1,2,35 Mixed Chorus 35 FHA 1,2,3,45 FHA Officer 45 FHA Convention 1,2,3,45 Jr. Play Cast 35 Jr.fSr. Banquet Server 25 Stage Crew 4. ' JONDLE, BRIAN JOSEPH - Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Blue Grass Honor Band 45 Mixed Chorus 15 Football 15 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Manager 35 Track 1,2,3,45 Letter 1,2,3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,45 Phyusical Fit. Award 1,2,3,45 State Track Meet 3. JONES, BRIAN NEIL - Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Band Officer 45 Glee Club 1,2 ,3,45 Mixed Chours 1,2,3,45 Vocal Officer 45 Swing Choir 2,45 FFA 1,25 Play Cast 3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Officer 45 Model U.N. 2,3,45 Officer 3,45 FFA Conduct of Meeting Team 15 Gold Sub Dist. Silver Dist. JONES, MICHAEL SCOTT - Student Council 1,25 Football 1,2,3,45 Letter 2,3,45 Co-Captain 45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Letter 3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Letter 1,2,3,45 FFA 1,2,45 Stage Crew 3,45 Honorable Mention 25 Physical Fit. Award 1,2,3,45 Baseball Honorable Mention 25 2nd Team All-Conference 35 Football 1st Team All-Conference 45 All-State Honorable Mention 45 Basketball Co-Captain 4. KERNS, VERLIN LEROY - Football 45 Letter 45 Basketball 45 Letter 4. KRUZICH, SUSAN ANNE - Student Council 15 Class Officer 35 Marching Band 152,345 Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 15 Band Officer 45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Swing Choir 2,3,45 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Co-Captain Jv. Cheerleader 15 Varsity Cheerleader 45 Softball 15 FHA 1,2,35 FHA Convention 1,2,35 Play Cast 3,45 H.C. Attendant 45 Jrj Sr. Banquet Server 25 Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 Physical Fit. Award 1,25 F lagswinger 45 Vocal Clinic 2,3,45 C.R. Swing Choir Clinic 2,3,45 FFA Waitress fBanquetl 35 Vocal Contest 2,3,45 Sextet Rating I. MCELVAIN, DAVID LEE - Basketball 25 Letter 25 Manager 15 Track 1,2,3,45 Letter 2,3,45 FFA 1,2,3,45 FFA Officer'3,45 FFA Convention 3,45 Play Cast 3,45 H.C. Attendant 45 Jr.fSr. Banquet Server 25 Lettermen's Club 2,3,45-'Q Phygsical Fit. Award 1,2,3,45 FFA Star Greenhand5 FFA Conduct of Meeting Contest Team-Gold Sub Dist.5 Silver Dist. ' MCMURRY, TERESA LYNN - Student Council 2,45 Officer 45 Class Officer 35 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Blue Grass Honor Band3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Swing Choir 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 1,25 FHA 1,2,35 FHA Officer 25 Sr. Play Cast 45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Jr.fSr. Banquet Server 1,25 Head 1,25 Physical Fit. Award 25 Flagswinger 35 Sextet Rating I. MURPHY, JOHN MICHAEL - Football 1,2,3,45 Lettered 2,3,45 Co-Captain 45 FFA 1,2,3,45 Jr. Play Crew 35 Sr. Play Crew 45 Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 Physical Fit. Award 1,2. 5 NOEL, KELLY DAWN - Glee Club 2,3,4. 34 ACTIVITIES INDEX ALEXANDER, DAVID MICHAEL - Class Officer 43 Glee Club 13 FFA 1,2,3,43 FFA Convention 33 Play Cast 3,4. ALLEN, STEVEN DON - Student Council 3,43 SC Officer 43 Basketball 2,3,43 Letter 2,33 FFA 1,2,3,43 FFA Officer 3,43 FFA Convention 3,43 H.C. Attendant 43 Physical Fit. Award 3,4. ARCHER, VALERIE DARLENE - Marching Band 1,2,3,43 Concert Band 1,2,3,43 Pep Band 1,2,3,43 Glee Club 1,2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 2,3,43 Manager 23 Softball 13 FHA 1,2,3,43 FHA Officer 43 Stage Crew 3,43 Librarian 4. ARGENTA, FRANCINE IVY - Track 1,2,43 Librarian 2,33 Lettermen's Club 3,4. BANKS, KARLA KAY - Glee Club 1,2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,43 Basketball Jv. 13 Letter Jv. 13 Track 13 Softball 1,2,3,43 Letter 1,2,3,43 FHA 1,2,3,43 FHA Convention 1,33 Stage Crew 3,43 H.C. Attendant 43 Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,43 Physical Fit. Award 13 2nd Team All-Conference 3rd Base 33 Sextet Rating II 2. BROWNLEE, LORI LINN - Glee Club 13 Mixed Chorus 13 Stage Crew 4. BOUY, DEBBIE SUE - Class Officer 43 Marching Band 1,2,3,43 Concert Band 1,2,3,43 Pep Band 1,2,3,43 Blue Grass Honor Band 3,43 Glee Club 1,2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 2,3,43 Swing Choir 2,3,43 Basketball Manager 43 FHA 1,2 ,3,43 FHA Convention 1,2 3 Play Cast 3,43 Honor Society 3,43 Officer 43 Lettermen's Club 43 Vocal Clinic 2,3,43 Swing Choir Clinic 2,3,4. BURGHOFFER, MATTHEW BENJAMIN - Pepper Staff 43 Physical Fit. Award 1,2,3,4. CAREL, KELLY CLYDE - Student Council 23 Football 1,2,43 Letter 1,2343 Basketball 1,2,43 Track 1,23 Letter 1,23 Sr. Play Crew 43 H.C. Atendant 43 Jrj Sr. Banquet Server 23 Lettermen's Club 1,2,43 Physical Fit. Award 1,2. CAREL, SHELLY MYRLE - Glee Club 1,2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,43 Track 13 Softball 1,2,3,43 Letter 2,3,43 FHA Officer 3,43 FHA Convention 33 Stage Crew 3,43 Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,43 Cross Country 13 Letter 1. DAVIS, CHARLOTTE LYNN - Glee Club 1,2,33 Mixed Chorus 1,2,33 Cheerleader 1,43 Basketball Manager 33 Track Manager 3,43 Softball 23 FHA 1,2,3,43 FHA Convention 1,2,3,43 Play Cast 3,43 Lettermen's Club 3,43 Flagswinger 4. DEVORE, RONA ELAINE - Glee Club 1,2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,43 Track 23 Letter 23 Lettermenis Club 23 Physical Fit. Award 1,2. DOTTS, LINDA ANN - Student Council 33 Class Officer 13 Marching Band 3,43 Glee Club 1,2,33 Mixed Chorus 2,33 Basketball 1,2,33 Letter 33 Track 1,2,3,43 Letter 1,2,43 FHA 1,2,3,43 FHA Officer 43 FHA Convention 1,2,3,43 Stage Crew 33 Play Cast 43 Homecoming Queen 43 Jr.fSr. Banquet Server 1,23 FFA Sweetheart 33 Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,43 Physical Fit. Award 1,23 Flagswinger 3,43 FFA Waitress 2. DOVE, JENNIFER BELLE - Marching Band 1,2,3,43 Concert Band 1,2,3,43 Pep Band 1,2,3,43 Band Officer 43 Blue Grass Honor Band 3,43 Glee Club 1,2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,43 Vocal Officer 43 Swing Choir 2,3,43 Basketball Manager 43 FHA 1,2,33 FHA Officer 23 FHA Convention 33 Play Cast 3,43 Jr.fSr. Banquet Server 23 Stage Band 1,2,3,43 Accompianist 3,43 Vocal Contest 1,2,33 Swing Choir Clinic 33 Vocal Clinic 2,3,43 Vocal Contest Sextet-Soph. I3 Trio-Jr.I3 Madrigal-Jr. I3 S Club 43 Lettered 4. 33 CLASS Senior Class Officers, pictured from left to right are: Secreta- ry-Debra Buoyg President-Jus tin Warreng Vice-President- Mike Jonesg Treasurer-David Alexander. 36 Junior Class Officers, pictured left to right are: Ted Banning- -Secretaryg Greg Gordon- -Presidentg Joe Green-Vice Presidentg Jeff Elliot-Treasurer. .,,,. PEARSON, SHELLEY LYNN - Marching Band 1,2,3,43 Concert Band 1,2,3,43 Pep Band 1,23 Blue Grass Honor Band 3,43 Glee Club 1,2,43 Mixed Chorus 1,2,43 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Lettered 2,3,43 Track 1,2,3,43 Lettered1,2,3,43 FHA 1,2,43 FHA Convention 1,2,43 Jr. Play Crew 33 Sr. Play Crew 43 FFA Sweetheart Candidate 33 Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,43 Physical Fit. Award 1,2,43 Flagswinger 43 FFA Waitress 23 Vocal Clinic 1,2,43 All-Conference Honorable Mention Softball 23 2nd Team All-Conference Softball 33 All-Conference Honorable Mention Basket- ball 33 1st Team All All-Conference Basketball 4. RASH, GREGORY KENT Q Class Officer 13 Football 23 Basketball 23 Baseball lg Jr. Play Crew 33 Sr. Play Crew 43 Jr.fSr. Banquet Server 23 Physical Fit. Award 1. SEAMS, ELOISE KAY - Marching Band 1,2,3,43 Concert Band 1,2,3,43 Pep Band 1,2,3,43 Glee Club 1,2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,43 Swing Choir 2,33 Speech Contest 1,23 FHA 1,2,3,43 FHA Officer 1,43 Jr. Play Cast 33 Honor Society 3,43 Stage Band 1,2,3,43 Pepper Staff 1,2,33 Speech Rating fFreshman yearl I, fSophomore yearl two I's3 State of Iowa Scholar. SMANIOTTO, JAN DARLENE - Student Council 43 Student Council Officer 43 Class Officer 1,2,33 Marching Band 1,2,3,43 Concert Band 1,2,3,43 Pep Band 1,2,3,43 Glee Club 1,3,43 Basketball 1,23 FFA 1,23 FHA 2,3,43 Jr. Play Cast 33 Sr. Play Cast 43 H.C. Attendant 43 FFA Sweetheart Candidate 3. SWEARINGIN, THOMAS ROSS - Track Manager 23 FFA 1,2,3,4. STAGGS, KEVIN ALLEN - Class Officer lg Football 1,2,43 Lettered 43 Co-Captain 43 Track 1,23 FFA 1,2,43 Stage 'Crew 3,43 Jr.fSr. Banquet Server 1,23 Lettermen's Club 43 Physical Fit. Award 1,2. WARREN, JUSTIN RAY - Student Council 1,33 Mixed Chorus 13 Football 1,2,3,43 Letter 1,2,3,43 Co-Captain 43 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Letter 3,43 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Letter 1,2,3,43 Track 1,23 Letter 1,23 Play Cast 3,43 Homecoming King 43 Jr.fSr. Banquet Server 1,23 Head 1,23 Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,43 Physical Fit. Award 132,33 Football 2nd Team All-Conference Back 43 Basketball Honorable Mention 33 Baseball 2nd Team All-Conference 2nd Base 2,33 Honorable Mention Basketball 4. ' 35 cs 45 R A A T N Z 4? L? if I 1' O E N S 5 ' Class Officers for the Freshman Class pictured from left to right are: Stacy Vanderlinden-Se cretaryg Mark Eddy-Presidentg Rod Schaffner-Vice-Presidentg Lois Alexander-Treasurer. OFFICERS Sophomore Class Officers, pic' tured from -left to right are: Cherie Davis-Secretaryg Chris Sebolt-Presidentg Cathy McGill-Vice-Presidentg Don Jellison-Treasurer. 37 The Warriors finished the football season with a 0-9 record. Just looking at the record one would say that we did not have a very successful year, but in reality we had one ofour most successful. We had two players selected on All-Conference teams. They were Mike Jones-first team nose guard and Justin Warren-second team running back. Also Mike Jones was All-State Special Mention by the Des Moines Register. Offensively, the Warriors were lead by Justin Warren and Danny Sales. Justin was responsible for about 500 yards rushing while Danny had close to 400 yards rushing. The quarterback duties were again shared due to injuries. Josh Wells quarterbacked the first two games until a broken arm sidelined him for the remainder of the season. Then sopho- more David Mitchell came in to quarterback the team the remainder of the season. Defensively, the Warriors were lead by Mike Jones with 127 tackles, Justin Warren 97 tackles, Mike Murphy 70 tackles, Danny Sales 66 tackles and Kevin Staggs with 61 tackles. 40 .,-.- fm 1 iv Q ,. ,mei X1 4- 'Q J t A A A Q A X F, YQ ,XX X X , J x kg, K U xy' If X 1 , + 9 XX 1. 2 f , 0 , A '1 I X x X 2 M 'f' X, ri , . i - SU' , n X X hr f If - f If X N 2 YJ, Y 'w Xfy 'SV X-f 5: XJ A -tax: L X, , 'NX ,fX x 2 gi 1 NX be X., ,,EXX, , , XX ' z X iff fx 1,Y3,ViS,iXi? my , Lg , pygsffm- , , I W7 X ,, vff x X X 1 X1 XX, f A DL an s U ff, y '- 4 1, f ,W 1 W I' 0 f -.WI 1 f, 'fa 4 4 2-Wsbofr SX ff' 1, ' f rw, M Q, , 'wxZ Zh hf,f7 'Q f , , 'f' vw 1' ff X X ff ,f Q 1 ' v ' 5 Z X ry y -'gig J , X ' k i f 1 .f. r ,W , 4, ff 7v f , f Q1 ,Y 4x 'xg XX Z , f 7 4..- ,XX in , ...A XX XQXX X X fain, ,Xqsfczi zi ff ,x :Y X WXXX- ,s - ilk V 3' -X-,XXX Xwsgyq- . W . N is X 1' .X 'fQS3Q 1? ,,f,s3 XX Q il , A . , .a 8955, X X N' F MQQQ 455' X fwg-5XX:,1f - ' f- N XXXENXQXK ff,, wx X, X HX ,sis X, 1 mf YQ 5: ,NX s,:,.,f -X, .sw X, XX .v Af! x dk ' x , i g QEW 4 . W . , X . pllgwx KW? so I f x K 19' few ! F OOTB LL E as W M . 1 0 Q QQ Q9 X 'X g X . 52 ,X I Rf! . kj , . 'K ANL' f - sf :wwf-:-A 5 Q! .fr x.wi'I 'Q UPPER MIDDLE: Another Touch Down??? LOWER LEFT: The six fearless Seniors LOWER MIDDLE: Mike Jones receiving Ist Team All-Conference Nose Guard and special all-state award. LOWER RIGHT: Justin Warren was named 2nd Team All-Conference Running Back. 41 Top picture, bottom row: Robin Kerns, Terri Staggs, Diane Darrah, Sheila Levis, Marsha Banks, Stacy Vanderlinden, Teresa Campbell. Top row: Darla Darrah, Kim Glenn, Shari Staggs, Shelley Pearson, Shelly Carel, Karla Banks, Kelli Banks, Lisa Banks, Carole Poole. Pictured on the right is the teams' Senior members: Shelley Pearson, Shelly Carel, Karla Banks. FALL SOFTBALL ln 1979 the Warriorettes compiled a record of 7 and 16. For the second straight fall sectionals, SHS reached the semi-finals with an 11-9 decision over Wayne but lost their district bid to M-T CHumes- toni, 10-3. The ,79 Summer brought All-Conference honors to many of the Warriorettes, Shari Staggs, the team leader in Home Runs and RBI,s, was selected 1st team second base, Shelley Pearson the leader in average 1.4281 was second team utility. Karla Banks 1.377 Sz 16 RBl'sJ was selected second team 1st base, with Lisa Banks and Kim Glenn gathering Honorable Mention. The fall Session leaders were Shelley Pearson 1.5387 Kim Glenn 05385, for full time Performers, and Rookie of the Year honors went to Fresh- man Marsha Banks C.666Ol. With the entire team returning, a good Summer is expected. 44 -ps -A 'Q ,ii ' 1? fx-Q ' :Y YQ N Xie' 14 V3 They kept busy this year by put- ting up signs, getting Pep meet- ings organized, taking Pep buses, selling school t-shirts, jerseys, and Homecoming Mums, helped organize the annual stunt night, had a spirit week, sold pins and names, had Parents night for foot- ball, held a supper for the football and basketball players and coaches, and cheered the War- riors and Warriorettes on through victory and defeat. This year the Cheerleaders have worked hard to spread the tradi- tional spirit of enthusiasm throughout all of the games. After a car wash to raise money, Susan, Kim, Darla, Dorine, and Michelle were able to attend 1000 Hills Camp where they learned new cheers and chants. 43 The boy's trackteam of 1979 again vvas one that placed consistantly high throughout the season. The team placed 4th at both the Conference Indoor and Outdoor, 3rd at the Lion Invitational and Moravia Invitational, and 8th out of22 teams, at District Competition by scoring 17 points. During district competition, Don Beatty placed fourth in the mobile run f4:53.7l, Brian Jondle placed second in the high hurdles f16.3D, David Mitchell fifth in the 440 yard lovv hurdles C61.6J, Kermit Knott placed first in the tvvo-mile run fl0:37.1l, and Richard Leopard placed second in the high jump f6'0 D. Kermit Knott, Richard Leopard, and Brian Jon- dle qualified for the State Meet. I 46 GIRLS TRACK Row one: L. Banks, L. Dotts, T. Campbell, F. Lundgren, C. Bennett, J. Dotts. Row two: L. Peterson, M. Archer, C. McGill. S. Pearson, Coach Maske. The Seymour Girl's Track Team this year had few participants, but did have 5 returning letterwinners on the team. Coach Maske took the team to 7 meets during the season. With continued work and effort the returning members could be a good start to the building of a stronger team. 4 ig! Q49 un N'-' Av , -get A 'k', , 1: L -J 45 !L.1...JQ Q. V,. SCARLET BRIGADE Left to right: S. Kruzich, C. Davis, C. McGill, T. Staggs, S. Levis, L. Dotts, S. Pearson, K. Glenn, D. DeVore, L. Banks, C. Newel, C. Elliott 48 The youthful 1979 baseball team progressed in many areas. One of'these was the improvement offensively. We became dangerous throughout the line up instead of just two of three spots. On defense, we had lackluster and brilliant games. We grew more consistent. The third, and maybe the most important area of growth was confidence. We were more confident of not only our individual abilities, but also our team abilities to get the job done. With seven returning starters, 1980 can only be viewed as optomistic. UPPER LEFT - Seniors R. Leopard, K. Knott, J. Wells, 8a J. Davis with Coach Rynning CENTER - Mitchell, Jones, Wells 8a Beatty - All-Conference selections. LOWER LEFT - Coach Rynning, J. Warren, D. Beatty, K. Knott, D. Sales, T. Banning, M. Jones. 2D ROW: G Gorden, D. Mitchell, J. Wells, L. Warren, R. Leopard, J. Wells, A. Merritt, J. Davis 47 ,, ,,,, MJ, f, f f-4 ,f '5?'fU I 'Z -.f, 45',,,.. J. 4 V f ,M , . ' 4.2 , ff f ff ,Tax i if 1 ' 1 2 A ' f ' 3. X g7,'Lflw X X. 35, W . - ,. 1 rf ,V Z XW QQ QZ' , f I V .gf X , M, g' ,, f ' - ff ' , 1 mf., ,, ,ff N - H- 'ff' XXX. f Q? 5, F , w, , . Q f j f , ' fn H 1 If , wr . ,y,,5.i,, A-,fi 1- W , , ,L qu! Y fm. A M i A X 4..- X2 V . , I 4 ff f H' 'rx , 5' . , I f , - N 3 , Q I 1 . 3, I M f ' 42 W fi - ffl' 34 p ,X N, ' 73? , 4, -if fi? A 43 ' f 1 A X mx , 7 . Wf 5- 4, 4 ' 'M . 3. ,vi L 4 .!wa,1z. qs ,gfzyrgffql '27, ,.j , H ' A ff' . ' sf fp I x' .2 h. '-,gi - ' 535 Z' Qi ' :A I' Z I X Tl' 'Y 'f'Y.m f, - 4 , - ' fp 4 ,, '52 ,, ,M il: - 4, . ,, - 1 V ,V+ - 4, xv g I 1, 4.1, L , . X, Vg if V 5, . 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X . 1 fy , Y N- ',. ff -iw Q. -v 11 - .Qi -G X X X XX K , A S -N . -L X X. k: W , S . -. ,N 3 Y .S X - . g Q 5 My ,Y t is 5 , 5 X, K Q., X X , b A ,. . 3 gh , , , . i it ' . Q 1 if V T I 5 5. H f The Scarlet Brigade, under the direction of first-year band director Tim Juhl, performed successfully on several occasions. The addition of twelve new flags, and the change to corps-style marching made this year a successful one for the Brigade, as it vvon its class at the annual Pancake Day parade in Centerville,and its class at Northeast Missouri State University's homecoming, winning over fourteen other bands. The Brigade also made appearances at home football games, the Homecoming Parade, the annual Band Night, and the Bloomfield Festival of Bands, where it marched in the parade and played the National Anthem before the evening's festivities. The 1979-80 Scarlet Brigade has worked hard and held several fund-raising activities to sponsor their trip this summer. Congratulations are due Mr. Juhl and all of the members of the Scarlet Brigade. P BLICATIONS At the right is the Pepper Staff. Row 1 - C. Poole, S. Pearson, K. Staggs, C. Davis, L. Dotts, V. Archer. Row 2 - R. Kerns, J. Horton, R. DeVore, L. Brownlee, M. Archer. 52 Pictured above is the publications class. Pictured at the left is the Tomahawk staff. Row 1 - W. P. Eddy, J. Warren, M. Murphy, K. Banks, S. Carel, M. Barrett, J. Smaniotto, B. Jones. Row 2 - Mr. Moore, Nl. Easton, R. DeVore, l.. Brownlee, M. Dove, S. Swan, C. McGill. Pictured above is the CRedJ Pep Band, and pictured below is the fBlackD Pep Band. The Sv Club consists of students who have lettered in at least one extra-curricular activity offered by the Seymour I-Iigh School. The organization was formed to help raise money to support the school's athletic department. In the last year the S club has spent money for cheerleading uniforms, football jerseys, and a basketball tally board. At present, the S Club is working on raising money to help purchase basketball warm-ups for the girls and boys. 54 ' XPLQSHUHU Row one: T. DeVore, J. Horton, W. P. Eddy, J. Smaniotto, .S. Allen, T. MclVlurry, D. Beatty, J. Wells, D. Darrah. Row two: Mr. Taylor, M. Royer, L. Warren, C. Bennett, S. Merritt, D. Darrah, S. Levis, T. Reed, J. Royer. Student council officers: J. Smaniotto Secretaryg T. Mclvlurry, Treasurer, P Eddy, Vice-President, S. Allen President. GDEL U ITED NATIONS lst. Row: S. Merritt, T. Banning, D. Beatty, D. Sales, B. Jones tCo'Pres.J 2nd, Row: Mr. Maske, L. Banks, G. Gorden, W. Eddy fCo-Pres.l, J. Wells, C. Bennett LIBRARIAN S lst. Row: C. Bennett, C. Poole Znd. Row: J. Smith, C. Newell, D. Kratzer, V. Archer, JT. Campbell 3rd. Row: C. Lain, S. Swan, B. Smaniotto, Mrs. Frizzell 4th. Row: S. Allen, B. Johnson, K. Banks, T. McCarty, J. Warren, D. McElvain ROW 1: Joe Greeneg Don Beattyg Pat Eddy, Presidentg Brian Jones, Vice-Presidentg Ted Banning. ROW 2: Brian Jondleg Debbie Bouy, Secretaryg Tina DeVore, Treasurerg Eloise Seamsg Jeff Elliottg Miss Johnson, Advisor The Seymour Chapter of the National Honor Society was chartered in 1961. The objective of the chapter has always been to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render services, to promote worthy leadership and to encourage the development of character in students of Seymour Community High School. .x is lu 2 55 SEY O R WARRIORS Although the 1979-80 Boy's Basketball season wasn't one of numerous wins, TEAM WE THEY it still was a successful year in many ways. These fine young men were a good W9 27 64 group to work with, because they have a lot of enthusiasm. They are a young SEW team, and prospects look good for the next few years. Five seniors, five MOYFHON Trail - - - Melcher-Dallas juniors, and two sophomores made up the varsity squad for most of the year. Central Decatur Justin Warren was the only senior to see action in every game. Mike Jones Lamoni and Brian Jondle were used on a limited basis and added a lot to the team lrclfavna effort. orawa SEW Leading scorers were D. Mitchell with an average of 11.5 points per game, Mormon Trail T. Banning with 9.5, J. Warren with 9.3, and J. Wells with 9.0. J. Wells had 29 Wayne Melcher-Dallas assists, D. Mitchell 22, and J. Warren 14. For the season the team shot 402 from the field and 56? from the free-throw line. Mr. Taylor feels that the players lack self-confidence in themselves. They just don't believe they can win. He stated, When we gain SELF- CONFIDENCE, watch out because we will be on top! COMPLIMENTS JIM IRELAN'S MEN,S WEAR CENTERVILLE, IOWA 58 Central Decatur Lamoni Wayne Moulton Udel Russell Fox Valley Wayne fCon. Tl fSec. TJ fSec. TJ SEYMO R WARRIORETTES While their 3 and 14 record was not all the Warriortette followers had hoped for, the 79-80 edition of the SHS six provided some worthy moments. Senior Shelley Pearson wrapped up a career that saw her score in double figures 47 of 51 varsity career games. Shelley amassed 1118 points for a career 21.9 average. This season Shelley averaged a team high 27.5, good enough to let her earn all-conference 1st team honors. Shelley was ably complemented by Shari and Terri Staggs, Carole Poole, and Dian Darrah in the forward court. Shari Staggs was tops on the offensive boards, averaging 5.1 rebounds per game along with her 19.1 points per game. She also led the teams in assists, dealing out 4.1 per game. Terri Staggs, coming in as a replacement for the injured Carole Poole, gave a respectable showing as a freshman, averaging 5.1 points and 2.4 rebounds per game. The guard court was very young, but they were very strong and promise to get stronger. Marcia Barrett, Cindy Elliott, and Sue Merritt carried the brunt of the attack, with super assistance from Lisa Banks, Marcia Banks, Carla Bennett and Polly Sager. Barrett led the team in rebounds, averaging 8.8 per game. Elliott led in steals, with 20, and blocked shots with 10. Losing a key player like Pearson is always tough, but with returning talent, many of whom will be sophomores or juniors next year, Coach Doggett can look forward to many happier days ahead. 60 TEAM Russell Blakesburg Moravia SEW Mormon Trail Melcher4Dallas Central Decatur Lamoni Wayne Moravia SEW Mormon Trail Melcher-Dallas Melcher-Dallas Central Decatur Lamoni Wayne Moravia WE THEY 33 63 61 54 51 74 56 95 71 65 39 56 63 69 54 84 63 77 49 52 50 65 53 59 58 76 32 55 62 72 64 68 54 50 48 55 fCon. TD fSec. TJ ABOVE: Senior Warrriors - Jondle, Carel, Jones, and Kerns. Warren not pictured. BELOW: Warrior Junior Varsity JU ICR HIGH Both Junior High basketball teams had very success- ful seasons. The boy's team finished the season with a perfect 9-0 mark, while the girl's squad finished with a very fine 7-2 record. According to Coach Rynning, both teams were very inexperienced going into the season, with a large number of 7th graders participating on each team. The girls team was especially so, with most of the forwards being 7th graders. The boy's team showed a very good team play, with many of the players having nearly equal ability. The team was led in scoring by 8th graders Craig DeVore and Kevin Poole. In the team's nine games, they aver- aged 39 points per contest. Next year promises to be very good also, with a large number of 7th graders returning for both teams. 62 1979-1980 SEASON Russell Wayne Moravia Central Decatur Lamoni Wayne Moravia Lamoni Central Decatur E ABOVE: Coach Doggett confers with Shelley Pearson. BELOW: The Warriorette Junior Varsity, under Coach Maske, ended with a 1-9 record U IOR HIGH TRACK The '79 Junior High Track season was one of the most successful in recent-years. Both girls and boys finished high in every major meet entered. The boys 880 relay team and 880 medley relay team consisting of Kevin LaFollette, Brian Draper, Rob Schaffner, and Danny Egbert set new Bluegrass Conference Junior High records and Moravia Relay records for their perfor- mance. The 440 relay team tLaFollette, Draper, Schaffner, and Gene DeVorel set records with their relay in the Conference Meet and at Moravia. The girls also achieved success, while scoring in all relay events, being led by Marsha Banks. The ,s A1 4 f .Jeri girls were led in scoring by Kelli Banks, who placed lst or 2nd in every meet in the shotput, discus and softball throw. The success of this team boosted the morale for the Junior High and the rest of the school. The records and performances will be hard to match by future teams, but we will try. N. f - 'X ,, g.. -t ., -':,-, 2 1.. ' - 'X ' , -1 W' f . Q 1 . . -. V I ,vglwwd 1-.iw V , ,- V .r , . - t , , f , N , A . - 64 K JL. ,lk ,. , ,q ,--v-V--ng, .., Q t . kr . BASKETB LL FACING PAGE: Coach Rynning, P. Beatty, K. Poole, C. DeVore, B. Schaffner, G. Banks. ROW 2: C. Jones, R. Joiner, J. Royer, K Cobb, S. Valentine ABOVE - ROW 1: B. Eddy, A. Proctor, L. Smith, D. DeVore, B Brown, C. Palmer, S. Gorden, R. Johnston, S. Andeway, L. Brown M. Ballenger, M. Jellison. ROW 2: T. Milburn, J. Hysell, M. John son, C. Glenn, M. Wells, M. Lucas, L. Kleeman, L. Martin, B Felton, S. Elliott, M. Albertson, Coach Rynning 1979-1980 SEASON Russell Wayne Moravia Central Decatur Lamoni Wayne Moravia Lamoni Central Decatur Marching several times this season, the Junior High Band, under the direction of Tim Juhl, showed much improve- ment. Having started early with the new Corp-Style Marching, these members will be a helpful addition to the future high school bands. Left to right: R. Johnston, D. DeVore, B. Brown, A. Proctor, B. Eddy, I.. Smith, S. Gorden, B. Burkhiser. JUNIOR HIGH BAND 66 UNICR HIGH FOOTB LL Q xiggjllflbqy X JF HCI' gin The Junior High Football Team finished the season with no wins in four tries. The season could have been more impressive without the loss of five team members due to injury or transfer to another school. On the bright side, however, ten 7th grade returning lettermen should be the nucleus for a fine team next fall. X 1 QS, Wlllfl? GIRLS' GLEE CLUB 1 6 a 'kz SU fifz Q 3 ' , , I j ,W f 4 , fm ,ik hump ?y ,hf f 1:54 Y ,nf ,fffgnp f 1 I W ,X 44.1 Xf 4, , 1 , ,f , 'f 5 ,ff,Mj,wf gh, ff ' Z , X M A WZ. 'f'?ff', ! gpg? , I f , ww' wwf ' V, I A ,f,4f Fwg A .. W r A w -' AJ ,,. I ,. ff , 4 it , -4 Y 7 ,ff ,, x 5 -r L H 147 , ix ,f f 9 , M ! W' 'gy dw' x , 1 'W SX MIXED CHORUS BUYS' GLEE CLUB THE MAIN ATTRACTION l l I Say HELLO! to The Main Attraction. This year, for the first time, the High School Swing Choir decided to adopt an original name, and The Main Attraction was chosen. The members, who perform in distinctive red and black outfits, can usually be found in the Trophy Room at some terrible early hour, getting down and generally having a fun time while rehearsing. The Main Attraction has been augmented during the year by some fine instrumental accompanists. Of course, the main accompanist is Mrs. Parker, but she has been ably assisted by Mr. Juhl on Bass, and Mark Royer on Drums. This year's Main Attraction consists of, left to right, J. Dove, P. Berner, S. Kruzich, B. Davis, D. DeVore D. Sales, D. Darrah, J. Wells, T. McMurry, P. Eddy, D. Darrah, D. Beatty, T. Staggs, J. Laughlin. Rovv 2: D. Buoy, J. Green, K. Glenn, B. Jones, S. Staggs, T. Banning, S. Levis, M. Kruzich, C. Elliott, T. McMurry, M. Dove, J. Elliott. 72 VOCAL Vocal officers for this year are Brian Jones fPresidentJ, Jennifer Dove Nice-Presidentj, Shari Staggs CSecretaryJ, and Darla Darrah ffreasurerj. FHA - HERO A 5- 1' Xu 1' ' ,-. 'fkuf .A A 1 ' f iff' :U V --vii :mfs 5. FHA theme 11979-805 was Year of the Child. Members adopted', a little brother or sister and activities were planned for them. FHA activities included District Meet- ings and various speakers at the meetings. Mr. Bruce Buttel was Guest Speaker at the Parent Member Ban- quet. Mr. Nice Guy Candidates were: Steve Allen, Patrick Eddy, and Justin Warren. There were several money making projects such as: slave sale, selling flow- ers for Valentine's Dance, and track meet concession stands. Chapter representatives at the State Conference were Shari Staggs and Fredrika Lundgren. Chapter par- ents were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davis. 74 STATE MUSIC CONTEST DIVISION I RATINGS Top left: Kim Glenn, Amy Royer Jennifer Dove. Vocal Trio - I Rating Middle left: Janet Reinhart. Vocal Solo - I Rating Middle right: Paul Berner, Bruce Davis, Jeff Elliott, Don Beatty. Vocal Boys Quartet - I Rating Bottom left: Don Beatty, Jerry Laughlin, Jeff Elliott, Bruce Davis, Jeff Beatty, Paul Berner. Top: Kim Glenn, Tina Leopard, Jennifer Dove, Amy Royer, Kristen DeVore, Janet Reinhart. Vocal Madrigal - I Rating 73 l Janet Maxwell . Aunt Mary .... Connie ...... Betty Lou ..... Berdine ....... Wilbur Maxwell Hercules Nelson John Maxwell. . Gladys Gooch . Brains,' Burke Dr. Gooch .... Badge Burns . . Officer ....... Officer . . . y if V 'V Q A f X- ml gpiki wfsfrw i 1' x it SN1 IF MOTHER ONLY KNEW . . Eloise Seams .Susan Kruzich .Jan Smaniotto . . Debbie Buoy Charlotte Davis . . . Brian Jones Dave Alexander . . Patrick Eddy . . . Lisa Jellison . Justin Warren Dave McElvain . Michael Jones . .Mike Murphy . . . .Steve Allen JUNIOR PLAY Hereis another merry, Maxwell mixup! This typical Ameri- can family, always getting into scrapes which are the laugh of the town fand countryl, is back again and funnier than ever. Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell are having their twentieth wedding anniversary! It's one long, loud laugh from begin- ning to end. Q Q ' , sg ... .'- -.Sv 1 as 76 FUTURE FARMERS GF AMERICA K 1- - x Y' if 1,- 114 fe: 3315 -P2 . E- .. .wr .fm - Q .. 1 3 l Q5?1F7f:1 E :N . - FFA activities this year included fruit sales, pest hunt, state farm manage- ment contest, county and state fairs and various community-orientated service projects. 1979 FFA Sweetheart was Linda Dotts and Kenny Banks of the Seymour Herald received Honorary Chapter Farmer degree. FFA Liv I0 vb' . J! 14 , ,I 5,1 ' . LES i sim? X xj LINDA AND JUSTIN HOMECGMIN G 8 TI-IE oRooM SAID Inez Cameron ........... Jan Smaniotto Patty Cameron ....... Teresa IVIcMurry Virgie Cameron ...... Jennifer Dove Steve Cameron ........ Brian Jones Will Cameron . . . . . .Patrick Eddy Mrs. Sorenson. . . .... Linda Dotts Willie Williams ......... Dave IVIcElvain Mary Alice Smith ...... Susan I Kruzich Clara Curtis ........ Charlotte Davis Lt. Shirley Anderson . . .Debbie Buoy Ed Smith .... Dave Alexander SENIOR PLAY The Cameron family is all of a ditherg Steve, their son, has just come home, after two years in the navy service. He has not returned, however, to the calm, quiet atmosphere he had so often dreamed of. Instead, he finds himself at a loss to know how to handle his family who are too solicitous and domineering in trying to assist him in adjusting to civilian life. Steve's most perplexing and immediate problem is when he discovers that his mother and Clara, the girl he left behind and the daughter of his mother's bosom friend, have made all arrangements for their immediate marriage. In order to extricate himself from this situation, he decides to pretend that he has a serious illness and that he has spells which occur without advance warning. The truth of the matter is that Steve during his absence has fallen in love with Lt. Shirley Anderson, a navy nurse. Steve suggests that they get his former nurse to come to his home as she would be the only one who, understands how to take care of him . . . said nurse being Shirley Anderson. Clara consents to this arrangement only on the condition that the nurse be permitted to stay just long enough to teach Clara how to take care of Steve herself. However, from the minute that Shirley steps into the home, it becomes a free-for-all between the two girls as Clara in no uncertain words lets them know she is suspicious of the whole thing. 77 v T. ,fn f ,,X'?vi W ! . -It num 'f wwgsfif' . . ,, v iyvlgfbll W: ,,V, X-'. -,.f W I . ' ,Qu I .lx . ,,,, . , A .. -'45 , ,, . Q 7 My ,. Ar' ' Q10 0' A ' 4 ' f , ' ,, ,, , 125, v , f f - ',.,f,5 1:32, vw -4 .f vf. 'Ty Liff, .,,. 4, H wt x . wie. K L S A THE WARRIORS ARE Rauma ro s 4 N... A VICTORY .Xt L. X The 1979 Seymour Homecoming was different from those of previous years in several respects. This year a Homecoming King, as well as Homecoming Queen was crowned. The coronation of the King and Queen was held during Thursday's Stunt Night festivities,instead of at halftime of the football game. Linda Dotts and Justin Warren were chosen as Homecoming Royalty for 1979-1980 by a vote of the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes. The traditional Homecoming Parade was held, with the Junior Class winning Best Overall Float, and the Senior Class receiving the award for the best high school float. The Warrior football team, however, was beaten by the Melcher-Dallas Saints in the Homecoming Game. After the game, a Homecoming Dance was held, with the Poor Man Toe Band providing the live music. RQYAL COURT Left to right: David Mclflvain, Teresa Mclvlurry, Patrick Eddy, Susan Kruzich, King Justin Warren, Queen Linda Dotts, Jan Smaniotto, Kelly Carel, Karla Banks, Steve Allen 79 The Homecoming Game, the last act of the big day, was bet- ter than the final score, 48-0 indicated. Justin Warren, above right, was a bright spot during the first half, but was injured the second half and was unable to finish the game. Run- ning out of the shotgun forma- tion, quarterback David Mitchell, above right, had early success throwing to Mark Royer, Danny Sales, and Don Beatty. The defense played well, only allowing momentary lapses which were the breaks Melcher Dallas needed to turn the tide. The Scarlet Brigade started the half-time entertainment. Then the King and Queen of Home- coming were introduced to the crowd. At left are Justin Warren and Linda Dotts, this yearls Royalty. During the second half of the game, the action was as rugged as ever. The Warriors refused to be beaten, even though they were definitely behind on the scoreboard. Below left, Mit- chell gets away a pass in the face of fierce pressure. At right, that pile on top of the MD car- rier is Mike Jones and Mike Murphy, as Kevin Staggs closes into help. 82 The Homecoming Parade was a success, even though the wind tried very hard to blow the floats away. The Junior Class, with their eager stork UEXPECTING A VICTORY won the overall competition. The Senior's BLOW THEM UNDER was a whale of an idea, and earned them First place in the High School Competition. The Sophomore's entry SHAKE 'EM UP got sucked up by the quality competition, while the Freshmen's SKIN THE SAINTS went down to valiant defeat. The Fifth and Sixth grades took First in the Elemetnary division with their marching group THE SAINTS GO MARCHlN'IN - BUT THEY GO DRAGGIN' OUT. The Scarlet Brigade added their usual fine music, and the horses brought up the rear. On to the game! HOIVIECOMIN G PARADE JR. R. PRD The highlight of every Spring is the Junior-Senior Ban- quet and Prom, held by the Junior Class for the graduat- ing Seniors and the faculty of Seymour High School. This past spring's Prom proved to be no exception. The theme, TIME PASSAGES, taken from a popular Al Ste- wart song, set the mood for the activities of the evening. The meal for the Banquet was prepared by the mothers of the members of the Junior Class, and was served by selected members of the Freshman and Sophomore Classes. Retiring faculty members Ermil Banning and Maurice Stamps gave speeches and Brian Jones served as the eveningis toastmaster. The Junior Class members selected as Queen, Tina Leopard, and King, Joel Wells. The gymnasium was stunning, done in an array of pastel colors. Music for the dance following the meal was pro- vided by Loose Change. Prom time is an exciting and memorable one for all of those involved and the Prom presented by the Class of 1980 will certainly be remembered. Waiters and Waitresses: Danny Sales, Dorine DeVore, Ted Banning, Jan Dotts, Josh Wells, Kim Glenn, Don Beatty, Shari Staggs, Darla f ff , , J 'Q mf sw' 1979 Prom Royalty: Queen Tina Leopard and King Darrah, Greg Gordon, Marcia Barrett, Mark Royer, Carla Bennett, Joel Wells Chris Sebolt, Cherie Davis, and David Mitchell. 4Q',.., The band for this year's Homecoming Dance, The Poor Man Toe Band, provided a lot of good hard rock music to dance to. Students and alums both were well pleased by their performance. The dancers enjoyed themselves immensely, while exercising due care not to trip over the control wires, and injure themselves, as well as short- circuit the whole band. Most everyone took a turn on the dance floor, and there were even some people there who were either very tired, or too old to appreciate rock. They actually touched while dancing! Not everyone danced all night. Some sat and rested, some walked around scouting the potential, and others walked away from those who were walking around. All in all, it was a very suc- cessful dance. X53 BANQUET TIME PASSAGES was appropriate for the ban- quet as well as the dance. With all the wonderful food being served, absolutely no one was in any hurry to finish. Most of the Seniors ate as though this might be their last meal. Actually, some thought it might be their first good meal at school, but that was said purely in jest. And best of all, someone else did all the carrying and cleaning up afterwards. Thank heaven for mothers and Sophomores. f x --, -. .... .A A, Q Following the traditional procession around the school, the Seniors made their grand entrance into the gymna- sium, where a sumptuous meal had been prepared by the mothers of the Junior Class. The meal consisted of tur- key with dressing, baked potato, green beans, and salad. Home-made rolls were to be had in abundance, and the dessert was a very special apple crisp. Everyone who attended went away well satisfied, even some of the coaches who ate not just once, but several times. 85 ADVERTISING SEYMOUR PROMISE CITY CENTERVILLE CORYDON PLANO SEWALL TO ALL WHO CONTRIBUTED OUR MOST SINCERE THANKS X Then came the final TIME PASSAGES for many of the outgoing Seniors, the Junior-Senior Prom Dance. Music was provided by LOOSE CHANGE, a band that provided good dancing music for everyone. As usual, some of the faculty thought that the music was just a bit too loud, but no one could hear them for two or three days afterwards. The wishing well was much appreciated, and it is hoped that every one who made a wish that night will have it come true, as part oftheir TIME PASSAGES. 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