Seymour High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Seymour, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1981 volume:

.n1a....,m v -', wen .- 4 enliwiinn No friend like music when the last wordis spoken And every pleading is a plea in vain, No friend like music when the heart is broken To mend its wings and give it flight again. Daniel Whitehead Hickey Many respected teachers spend extra time with their stu- dents, but few are as close and outgoing as Mrs. Mary Parker. Her dedication, support, and enthusiasm have been a great benefit to everyone associated with her. .J SEYMOUR COMMUNITY SCHOOL PRESENTS TO AHAWK S' 1981 IIUIHilllllllllllllllllllllllllll Illll ,n p 3 oooo 11321916 o EDITOR: Becky Johnson Wffvf ASSISTANT EDITOR: Polly Sager 5 75 ADVISOR: Sandra Hugus T5Q LAYOUT: Becky Johnson COPY: Paul Berner Polly Sager Shalita Swan Terri Staggs BUSINESS: Dian Darrah GRAPHICS: Tony McCarty Lisa Banks GENERAL HELP: SOLD ADS: Kelli Banks Ron Deney Marsha Banks Mike Easton Sherri Barker Jake Hysell Matt Barrett Donnie J ellison Deana Butler Randy Keller Teresa Campbell Darla N unnikhoven Tiena DeVore Dennis Stephenson Jeff Elliott Larry Warren Joe Green Brad Wilson The Methodist Church Cathy McGill Michelle McMahon Mrs. Shahan's fourth hour typing class Barb Smaniotto Diane Stephen Belinda Noel Secretaries Lucille Swan Connie Micetich Joyce Davis Eleanor Jones Cooks Bonnie VanDyne Lois McDannald JoAnn Fetters Jean Williams Custodians Vic Cleeton Herbert Williams Jr. Roanld McDannald Richard Varney Transportation Director Max Rash Front Row - Larry Brown, Dick Trimble, Leno Maddalozzo. Back Row - Francis Mattley, Martha y Johnson, Debra Pershy. Not Pic- tured - Carl Wray, Raymond Mattly, Terry Smith, Linda Smith. 4 TAFF BU DRI ER BOARD OF EDUCATIO New A I Row One: JIM LEVISg BOB B. MCMURRY, VICE-PRES.g DR. ROGER DAVIES, SUPT.g DR. LARRY ROYER PRES MITZI VALENTINEg Row Two: BOB THOMAS, SEC.g BOB ALEXANDER, TREAS.g DR. A. W. COOPER. DR. ROGER H. DAVIES SUPERINTENDENT ROBERT BUSCH BOB THOMAS PRINCIPAL SECRETARY Mary Parker Barbara Phillips Joe Plowman Sherry Rembe Thomas Rembe Nancy Roberts Sandra Schoonover Donald Seams Janice Shahan Elizabeth Sherrard Melvin Stoner William Taylor Ruth Thomas Arnim West Jill Widmar 2 5' 4 'Z KVQM,-yy . 4' 1'1 'W' 'rsn T l ,I 1 Mg A 'E Special Recognition is given to Mrs. Rash for fourteen years of dedicated service to our school, not only as a secretary, but also as a friend to both teachers and students. Mollie Beach Maxine Buchan Darlene Busch Richard Choponis Carole Deputy Linda DeShaw Dennis Doggett Sally Donald Barbara Eddy Lillian Frizzell Earlene Gold Anita Gordon Artie Green Carter Heitmeyer Cheryl Housh Sandra Hugus Linda Johnston Sheila Johnston Tim J uhl Tressie Kruzich David Maddalozzo Jane Martin Joyce Masaoay Bill Maske Geraldine Olson FACULTY 3 G tg X '1 1 f x Tr! -,K 4 gi .a- i . Y' H52 I :SKY 1 We, the seniors of 1981, have finally arrived at our destination - graduation. Our class has shown unusual initiative and willingness to work together for the successful completion of numerous class pro- jects. Many members of our class have proven their ability and lead- ership in athletics, organization, class plays, and other activities. We would like to thank everyone who has made our graduation possible. Flower: Crimson Rose Color: Crimson and Cream Motto: The task before us is not as great as the power behind us. SHEILA JOAN AGAN J.V. Cheerleader 2, FFA 1,2, FHA 1,2. IOR A A LISA BANKS Marching Band 1-4, Concert Band 1-4, Pep Band 1,2, Glee Club 1- 4, Mixed Chorus 1-3, Basketball 1-4, Let- tered 3-4, Honorable Mention 4, Track 1-4, Lettered 1-4, Softball 1-4, Lettered 1-4, First Team All-Conf. Out- field 1, Honorable Mention All-Conf. Outfield 2, Second Team All-Conf. Out- iield 3, United Nations 3-4, Volleyball 4, Let- tered 4, Editor of Pepper 4, FHA Mini Chapter 2, Contest Band 2-4, American High School Students 3, FHA Convention 2, Jr. Play Cast 3, Sr. Play Cast 4, Letter- man's Club 1-4, Phys. Fitness Award 1,2, Flag Swinger 3,4, Tomahawk Staff 4, glgrls' Swing Choir QWQWMATW M fiij? 2 Www Niffjf gg MEQQ Qfiwggw 2352? W WW iififiufi W fifg' LQMKMQCEAW 5 ' ff my QENUQDQQQ R U a iv I W E Wm 2 MQW 3 W I vi? Ujdy W ww WW fl X9 EOM 5 59 5QDQ Q 2 S WWW' WM mimwmm K II I I I .I II 'I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I TERESA MARIE CAMPBELL BRIAN LYNN DEVORE FFA 2-4. Glee Club 1-45 Basket- ball 1-25 Jr. Play Crew 35 Sr. Play Cast 45 Track 15 Lettered 2-45 Manager 2-45 Softball 2-35 Lettered 35 Volley- ball 45 Lettered 45 FHA 1-45 Officer 3-45 Librarian 35 S Club 2-4. TIENA LORRAINE DEVORE 10 Student Council 2-35 Glee Club 1-45 Vocal Officer 45 FFA Con- vention 25 FHA 1-45 Sr, Play Cast 45 Honor Society 2-45 Officer 3-45 Jr. Play Crew 35 FFA Delegate 15 FFA Officer 3-4. DARLA JEAN DARRAH Student Council 1-45 S.C. Officer 1-45 Marching Band 1-45 Concert Band 1-45 Pep Band 1,25 Band Officer 45 Blue Grass Honor Band 45 Glee Club 1-45 Mixed Chorus 1-45 Vocal Officer 35 Lettered 1-35 Volleyball 45 Let- tered 45 Swing Choir 2-45 Softball 1-35 Lettered 1-35 Sr. Play Crew 45 Cheer- leading Capt. 45 FHA 1-25 Jr. Play Cast 35 Home- coming Attendant 45 Jr.- Sr. Banquet Server 1-25 FFA Sweetheart Candi- date 45 Honor Society 3-45 S Club 1-45 Phys. Fit- ness Award 1-35 Flag Swinger 45 Girls' Swing Choir 25 FFA Sweetheart Waitress 1-25 Vocal Con- test 2-35 Vocal Clinic 1-45 J.V. Cheerleading 1-25 Designated Hitter Honorable Mention Soft- ball 35 Swing Clinic 1-4. ff I fi -f DORINE DEVORE Class Officer 1-45 Marching Band 1-45 Concert Band 1-45 Pep Band 15 Band Officer 45 Blue Grass Honor Band 3-45 Glee Club 1-45 Mixed Chorus 1-45 Vocal Officer 45 Swing Choir 2-45 Cheerleader 1-45 Lettered 2-45 Track 15 Let- tered 15 Softball 25 Volleyball 45 Stage Band 1-45 FFA Wai- tress 2-35 FH-A 1-35 FHA Con- vention 1-25 Jr. Play Cast 35 Sr. Play Cast 45 Homecom- ing Attendant 45 Jr.-Sr. Ban- quet 25 Honor Society 3-45 S Club 2-45 Phys. Fitness Award 1-25 Flag Swinger 3-45 Girls' Swing Choir 15 Chamber Choir 45 State Piano Contest 35 Flag Capt. 45 Vocal Accompanist 4. MICHELLE MARIE DOVE Marching Band 1-45 Con- cert Band 1-45 Pep Band 1,25 Blue Grass Honor Band 3,45 Glee Club 1-45 Mixed Chorus 1-45 Swing Choir 3,45 Cheerleading 1,3,45 Lettered 3,45 Soft- ball 25 Volleyball 45 FHA 1,25 Jr. Play Cast 35 Sr. Play Cast 45 Homecom- ing Attendant 45 S Club 3,45 Phys. Fitness Award 15 Flag Swinger 45 Journalism 35 Toma- hawk Staff 35 Pepper Staff 35 Girls' Swing Choir 1,25 Chamber Choir 45 FFA Sweetheart Waitress 1,25 Vocal Con- test 2,35 Stage Band 1-45 Swing Choir Clinic 2-4. TED WILLIAM BAN N ING KURTIS CARL BAUER Glee Club 1-45 Mixed Chours 1-45 Swing Choir 15 United Nations 15 FFA 1-45 Jr. Play Crew 3. Class Officer 3,45 Glee Club 1-45 Mixed Cho- rus 1-45 Vocal Officer 45 Swing Choir 2-45 Football Mgr. 1-45 Basketball 1-45 Let- tered 3,45 All-Conf. Second Team 45 'Uni- ted Nations 1-45 UN Co-Pres. 45 Vocal Con- test 1-45 Jr. Play Cast 35 Sr. Play Cast 45 Homecoming Attend- ant 45 Jr.-Sr. Banquet Server 25 Honor Society 2-45 SH Club 1-45 Phys. Fitness Award 1,25 Gov. UN Day Preliminary Delegate 45 State of Iowa Scholar 4. PAUL BERNER Class Officer 15 Marching Band 1-45 Concert Band 1-45 Pep Band 1-45 Band Officer 45 Blue Grass Honor Band 45 Glee Club 1-45 Mixed Cho- rus 1-45 Vocal Officer 45 Swing Choir 2-45 FFA Officer 3,45 FFA Convention 2-45 Tomahawk Staff 45 Pepper Staff 45 Chamber Choir 45 Librarian 4. MATT BARRETT Football 1,45 Track 1,35 FFA 1-45 Phys. Fitness Award 1-35 Journalism 4. DONALD DEAN BEATTY DENISE CALHOUN J.V. Cheerleader 25 FHA 25 Pepper Staff 1. Student Council 2,35 March- ing Band 1-45 Concert Band 1-45 Pep Band 1-45 Band Officer 45 Blue Grass Conf. Honor Band 3,45 Glee Club 1-45 Mixed Chorus 1-45 Swing' Choir 1-45 Officer 45 Football 1-45 Lettered 1-45 Basketball 1-45 Lettered 3,45 State Track Meet 35 Baseball 1-45 Let- tered 1-45 Track 1-45 Lettered 1-45 United Nations 1-45 Officer 3,45 Stage Band 1-45 Basketball Second Team All-Conf. 25 Baseball Honor- able Mention All-Conf. 35 Jr. Play Cast 35 Sr. Play Crew 45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Jr.-Sr. Banquet Server 1-25 Honor Society 2-45 S Club 1-45 Phys. Fitness Award 1,25 Boys' Quartet 2-45 Chamber Choir 45 Gov. UN Day Preli- minary Delegate 35 Vocal Contest 1-45 Band Contest 1- 4. 9 BECKY ELLEN JOHNSON FREDRICKA LUN DGREN Mixed Chorus 1-35 Glee Club 1-35 Basketball 15 Track 1-35 Lettered 1-25 FFA 1-35 FHA 1-35 FHA District Officer 35 S Club 1-3. Glee Club 1-45 Mixed Chorus 1-45 FHA 1-45 FHA Convention 1-45 FHA Officer 45 Jr. Play Cast 35 Sr. Play Cast 45 Librarian 35 Tomahawk Staff 45 Editor 45 Girls' Swing Choir 15 Chamber Choir 45 Kinder- garten Helper 3,45 FHA Mini-Chapter 25 Vocal Contest 2-4. ANDY DAVID MERRITT 12 Marching Band 1,25 Concert Band 1,25 Pep Band 1,25 Boys' Glee Club 15 Mixed Chorus 15 FFA 1,2,45 FFA State Convention 2. JERRY DALE LAUGHLIN Student Council 45 S. C. Officer 45 Boys' Glee Club 1-45 Swing Choir 1-45 United Nations 45 FFA 1,2545 FHA 45 Jr. Play Crew 35 Sr, Play Cast 45 Mr. Nice Guy 45 Mixed Chorus 1-4. . f f:':7x? 9 23-aww 'Q ,,-5:55. ,,,, 3. f 6.59, -ff- 'MNST T17 f' if,,,f7' 43, a:Esz24:Z4Q:.s-rw . MATHENIA MICHELLE McMAHON Glee Club 1-45 United Nations 45 FHA 1-45 Vocal Clinic 1-45 Spanish Student Teacher 3. DARLA N UN NIKHOVEN Glee Club 1-35 Mixed Chorus 1-35 Swing Choir 25 Basketball 1- 25 Track 15 United Nations 45 FHA 1-4. MICHAEL LEE EASTON Class Officer 15 FFA 1-45 FFA Officer 45 FFA Convention 45 Jr. Play Crew 35 Sr. Play Crew 45 Librar- ian 2-45 Tomahawk Staff 3,45 Pepper Staff 3,45 FFA Delegate at Sub-District 15 Dis- trict Delegate 25 State Delegate 2. KIMBERLY JUNE GLENN Student Council 1,45 Class Officer 25 Marching Band 1- 45 Glee Club 1-45 Mixed Cho- rus 1-45 Swing Choir 1-45 Cheerleader 1-45 Lettered 2- 45 Co-Capt. 35 Softball 1-45 Lettered 1-45 Volleyball 45 Lettered 45 FHA 1-45 FHA Officer 45 Jr. Play Cast 35 Homecoming Attendant 45 Jr.-Sr. Banquet Server 1,25 Head 1,25 FFA Sweetheart 35 Honor Society 3,45 S Club 1-45 Phys. Fitness Award 15 Flag Swinger 35 Twirler 1,2,45 Tomahawk Staff 35 Pepper Staff 35 Chamber Choir 45 All-Conf. Honorable Mention Softball 2,35 Vocal Contest 1-45 'I' Rating in State Contest in Madrigal and Girls' Trio 2. JOSEPH DUAN E GREEN Class Officer 1,35 Glee Club 1-45 Mixed Cho- rus 1-45 Swing Choir 1,3,45 FFA 1,2,45 Jr. Play Cast 35 Sr. Play Cast 45 Librarian 35 Honor Society 2-45 Officer 45 Mr. Nice Guy Candiate 45 FFA Delegate at Sub- District Meeting 15 State of Iowa Scholar 4. ,,7,- JEFFREY CHARLES ELLIOTT Student Council 15 Class Officer 2,35 Marching Band 1-45 Concert Band 1-45 Pep Band 1-45 Blue Grass Honor Band 3,45 Glee Club 1-45 Mixed Cho- rus 1-45 Swing Choir 1-45 Basketball 1,25 FFA 1,2,35 FFA Con- vention 25 Sr. Play Cast 45 Honor Society 2,3,45 Officer 45 Chamber Choir 45 Mr. Nice Guy Candidate 4. RICHARD GREGORY GORDEN RICKY JENNINGS Football Manager 25 Lettered 25 Track Manager 15 Lettered 1. Student Council 15 Class Officer 2-45 Glee Club 1-45 Mixed Chorus 1-45 Foot- ball 1-45 Lettered 1-45 Co- Capt. 45 Basketball 1-45 Lettered 3-45 Capt. 45 Track 1-45 Lettered 2-45 Baseball 1-45 Lettered 2- 45 United Nations 3,45 Jr. Play Crew 35 Sr. Play Crew 45 Jr.-Sr. Banquet Server 25 S Club 1-45 National Honor Society 45 Phys. Fitness Award 1,2. 11 MECHELLE M. WARREN Basketball 1,25 Soft- ball 1-35 Lettered 35 FFA 2. JOSH RANDAL WELLS Student Council 2-45 S. C. Officer 45 Glee Club 1-45 Mixed Chorus 1-45 Vocal Officer 45 Swing Choir 35 Football 1-45 Lettered 1-45 Co-Capt. 45 Basketball 1- 45 Lettered 2-45 Baseball 1-45 Lettered 1-45 United Nations 3,45 Jr. Play Cast 35 Librarian 1,25 Homecoming Attendant 45 Jr.-Sr. Banquet Server 1,25 Head 1,25 S Club 1-45 Phys. Fitness Award 25 Chamber Choir 45 Bas- ketball Second Team All- Conf. 25 All-Conf. Basketball Honorable Mention 45 National Honor Society 4. Look Mom. See how grown up we are' 19 4 POLLY ANN SAGER Glee Club 1-45 Mixed Chorus 1-45 Basketball 1- 35 Lettered 35 FHA 1-45 Tomahawk Staff 45 Pepper Staff 45 Play Prompter 3,45 Kinder- garten Helper 3,45 FHA Mini-Chapter 2. BELIN DA NOEL Glee Club 2,45 FHA 4. SHARI RENAE STAGGS Class Officer 2-45 March- ing Band 1-45 Concert Band 1-45 Band Officer 45 Glee Club 1-45 Mixed Chorus 1-45 Vocal Officer 35 Swing Choir 3,45 Girls' Swing 1,25 Basketball 1- 45 Lettered 1-45 Capt. 45 First Team All-Conf. 45 Iowegianland Leading Scorer 45 Volleyball 45 Lettered 45 Capt. 45 Soft- ball 1-45 Lettered 1-45 First Team All-Conf. Softball 25 FHA 1-45 Officer 45 FHA District Officer 25 FHA State Convention 2,35 Jr. Play Cast 35 Homecoming Queen 45 Jr.-Sr. Banquet Server 1,25 FFA Swee- theart Candidate 35 FFA Waitress 1,25 Vocal Con- test 3,45 Band Contest 1- 45 Blue Grass Conf. Honor Band 45 Track 15 FHA Mini-Chapter .25 S Club 1-45 Phys. Fit- ness Award 1,25 Capt- 42 Swing Choir Officer 4. CAROLE SUE POOLE Glee Club 1-45 Basket- ball 1-45 Lettered 2-45 Softball 35 Manager 45 Lettered 45 FFA 1,25 FHA 1-35 Librarian 35 S Club 1-45 Toma- hawk Staff 45 Pepper Staff 2,35 Editor 3. DANIEL LEE SALES Student Council 45 S. C. Officer 45 S. C. Pres. 45 Glee Club 1-45 Mixed Chorus 1-45 Swing Choir 2-45 Football 1-45 Lettered 2-45 Co-Capt. 45 Basket- ball 1-45 Lettered 3-45 Track 1,35 Lettered 35 United Nations 2-45 FFA 1-45 FFA Officer 2-45 Sub- District Officer 35 FFA Convention 35 Home- coming King 45 Jr.-Sr. Banquet Server 25 S Club 1-45 Phys. Fitness f X Award 1,25 FFA Fruit .5 Sales Winner 35 Jr. Play 1 ,fi 4 Crew 3. SHALITA LEAN N SWAN Girls' Glee 1-45 Mixed Chorus 1-45 FHA 1-45 1 FHA Officer 45 Jr. Play Crew 35 Sr. Play Crew 45 Librarian 35 Tomahawk Staff 3,45 Pepper Staff 35 Girls' Swing Choir 1,25 Vocal Contest 354. Y 13 Mike Alexander Marcia Archer Marcia Barrett Carla Bennett Brent Brown David Coffin Bruce Davis Peggy Dooley Brad Draper Brenda Egbert Cindy Elliott Robert Gibbs John Horton Jake Hysell Don J ellison Brenda Jennings Tony McCarty Cathy McGill Terri McKay Susan Merritt Terry Milburn David Mitchell Joseph Pollard Mark Royer Margie Sager JU ICR ,Km ,Ax vw' -0 , . if I ..4W.z A 5 .-.s-:ff J' .TT is Health Class in the boys' locker room stinks. V101 Grin and bear it! Hot Lips Royer Government Class is so exciting! f- ii' v El fr lm ln, ii 1 ,. Mark Eddy Eddy Gibbs Lisa Holmes Lee Horton Randy Keller Dianne Kratzer Matt Kruzich Craig Lane Andy Long Sheila Levis Montie Lewis Sherri Lucas David McDaniel Marilyn McGill Tracy McMurry Nancy Murphy Candi Newell Donald Peckham fnot pictured, Tom Reed Joe Royer Rob Schaffner Barb Smaniotto Terri Staggs Dennis Stephenson Stacy Vanderlinden Curleen Wallace Bradly Wilson Deana Butler lkSxNEETS F' Vf SORRY, NO PHOTO Chris Sebolt Mary Smith Diane Stephen Larry Warren Todd Wiley Ron Zeiss Gary Neal Lois Alexander Kelli Banks Marsha Banks Sherri Barker Kreg Baurer John Berner John Brown Danny Curtis Terry Curtis Dian Darrah Ron Deney Eugene DeVore Marlin DeVore Wayne DeVore Brian Draper A ' ,av L. CPHOMCRE Brad Schaffner Lisa Smith Jon Smith Tom Swan Shawna Wiley Richard Wyatt Ted Butler ,Hear N o Evil, See No Evil, Speak No Evil Do IT! What or Who has Steve sitting on the edge of the chair? Freshman getting a taste of High School. It im, L' 'V f ' ' 20 Kiss me, Germ Free! Stephen Alexander Michelle Ballanger Beth Banks Paul Beatty Brenda Brown Lori Brown Beth Burkhiser Craig DeVore Denise DeVore Jeff DeVore Wesley DeVore Becky Eddy Wesley Gibbs Sheila Gorden Rhonda Johnston Kevin Knott Melissa Leopard Bobby Lewis Gail Mattly Scott Noel Christine Palmer Steve Peckham David Peterson Kevin Poole Angela Proctor FRE HME .JB . b Q-fa J ' .... 'F fb:- . ,. ,rw , . L ws. I CLASS OFFICER FRESHMEN Sheila Gorden - Secretary Denise DeVore - Vice President SOPHOMORES Brad Schaffner - President Kevin Knott - Treasurer Stacy Vanderlinden - Secretary Rob Schaffner - Vice President Mark Eddy - President Lois Alexander - Treasurer J UNIORS Cathy McGill - Secretary Chris Sebolt - President Donnie J ellison - Vice President SENIORS Robert Gibbs - Treasurer Ted Banning - Secretary Greg Gorden - President Shari Staggs - Vice President Dorine DeVore - Treasurer Grabbing for something, Mark? Smile, it makes people wonder what you're up to. Do Sophomores ever really study? pmmw To Be, or Not to Be? That is the Question. FGOTBALL The Warriors were in a transitional period this year, learning a new offen- sive and defensive system. The initial games were rough, but by late season, the Warriors were playing football with class and intensity. The final two games of the season resulted in Warrior victories. These victories broke a 16 game losing streak for the Warriors and estab- lished a winning streak to work on in 1981. M 1 Josh Wells All Conference Football J .ll SEYIVIOUK f'- 0 RIN 3 -ra! Albllsl' ,Il ' Se Axrng ' v ay... . 4 1 , Q 4 4? ,ZWWI ,. 24 H . 1 JXP 15 1 MATIQNAQ. Hamm soar , '. vv-, ON 402 J H QN W Q fwf X5 fy 'S 6 KX ACTIVITIES Sorfbqlf Base bqll 1 bull! 'Tr-acl? X y 1,41 J 23 CHEERLEADER Cheerleading involves more than cheering at games. It takes many hours of practice to learn the cheers and actions as well as cartwheels, splits and jumps. The cheerleaders also sponsored a cheerleading clinic this year for interested students in grades 4-8, parents' night for varsity football players, parents' night for varsity boys' and girls' bas- ketball teams, and prepared a taco supper for all basketball players. They also had some money-raising projects to fund these activities. They plan all pep assemblies, make many spirit posters and make the paper poster for football players to run through at home games. The 1980 Seymour War- rior's were led into battle by four senior lettermen, Josh Wells QCRAZY HORSED, Greg Gorden QSTRON G BEAVERJ, Don Beatty CSTRAIGHT ARROWD, and Danny Sales CLATE EAGLEJ. 0 J V CHEERLEADER The J .V. Cheerleaders have had a new beginning this year with Mrs. Barbara Phillips and Mrs. Ruth Thomas providing guidance, counseling, and much enthusi- asm. Members of the squad include Shawna Wiley, Becky Eddy, foo-captainsb Beth Banks and Sherri Lucas. Sherri Barker also cheered at the J .V. Football games. - s fl f I '- ' 3' + Q if x X ' hi - NA I V, X Wd! fi V I ., .N wma smrucslar .r fx , Q 1 5 9 s 1 xXx,. Q. U N, x N.. ., x . ,,,, ,M v 4 K X wiv ..,. AA GLLEYBALL 1 if ef .ll 5 T 5 1980 marked the beginning of Girls, Volley- ball, which aroused the interest of many girls and the curiosity of many fans. The Varsity team's season match record was 1-8. The Junior Varsity team's match record was O-6. Shari Staggs led the Varsity team in serv- ing 42 points, followed by Lisa Banks scoring 37 and Kelli Banks scoring 36. Dian Darrah was the leading server for the Junior Varsity team with a total of 75 points, and was also a great asset to the Varsity team. The team was awarded a second place trophy at the Blakesburg Tournament. With many players returning, a successful season is expected next year. 11.44 u,r N-...av wxik BASEBALL Left to right: Dan Sales, David Mitchell, Josh Wells, Don Beatty, Greg Gordon, Ted Banning, Larry Warren, Rob Schaffner. Not pictured: Justin Warren, Mike Jones and Coach Rynning. 54,000 WORTH OF ANKLES Dan Sales Cleft footl and David Mit- chell fright footl both injured their ankles during the surnmer's baseball season. All Conference honors were received by: Josh Wells - First Team Don Beatty - Honorable Mention Ted Banning - Honorable Mention GIRL ' Track season began with many girls coming out for the initial practi- ces. Within the first two weeks, the number of participants had dropped considerably. By the time the first track meet was held, the Seymour Track squad had only a few participants. The girls that stayed on worked hard and, in some running events, the team placed. Honest efforts reaped rewards for the girls with the determination and follow-through to com- plete the season. CFTBALL All Conference honors for Summer Softball were given to Cleft to rightj: Darla Darrah Honorable Mention Lisa Banks Second Team All Conference Kim Glenn Honorable Mention Shari Staggs First Team All Conference A SCARLET BRIGADE Majorettes - Carla Bennett and Dian Darrah 34 After a 1 rating at state large group contest and a successful trip to St. Louis last spring, the Scarlet Brigade returned this fall to add to their list of accomplishments continuing the changeover to Corps-style marching. Half- time show audiences saw, for the first time, a four member rifle squad in addition to 12 flags and 3 twirlers. Led by field commanders Carla Bennett and Dian Darrah, the Scarlet Brigade won second place in class B at Centerville Pancake Day, first place in class C at Davis County Festi- val of Bands, fwhere they scored higher than 3 class AA bandsj, and first place in class A at the Kirksville N MSU Field Competition. BOY i TRACK The Warrior Track Team was my first year coaching and I felt we all learned a lot during the season. The men pictured, plus Kelly Carel and Dan Sales, competed in seven track meets and did quite well at Bloom- field Relays, We placed second in our class and also at the Wayne Relay we placed second by just one point. ' Seniors Brian J ondle and Kelly Carel Will be missed for the next year, but we have a really good nucleus for a strong and hopefully stronger year. T At Districts, Brian Jondle qualified for both the low and high hurdles while Don Beatty qualified for the mile run. High School Concert Band Front Row - C. Bennett, S. Gorden, D. Darrah, L. Smith, S. Levis, T. McKay, S. Merritt, D. Darrah, D. DeVore. Second Row - D. DeVore, S. Staggs, L. Brown, S. Wiley, N. Murphy, B. Banks, M. Smith, D. Kratzer, A. Proctor, T. Staggs, M. Archer, R. Johnston, B. Brown, J. Elliott, B. Eddy, J. Royer, T. McMurry, M. Dove. Third Row - S. Lucus, B. Burkhiser, M. Sager, L. Banks, B. Davis, D. Beatty, B. Brown, S. Vanderlinden, M. Eddy, P. Beatty, K. Knott, D. Peterson, J. Berner, P. Berner, M. Ballanger, R. Schaffner, D. Stephenson, C. Palmer. Back Row- C. McGill, P. Dooley, D. Coffin, C. DeVore, D. McDaniel, M. Royer, R. Wyatt. Stage Band J. Elliott, J. Royer, T. McMurry, M. Dove, B. Eddy, M. Royer, M. Eddy, R. Schaffner, D. Stephenson, C. Palmer, M Ballanger, S. Gorden, D. DeVore, C. DeVore, S. Vanderlinden, B. Brown, B. Davis, D. Beatty, P. Berner, M. Kruzich . -kt,-7 I. f. V ,ff ,. , .., f s 6 P Front row - Susan M., Kim G., Becky E., Shari S., Denise D., Mary S., Terri M B - . . ack row Michelle D., Darla D., Dorine D., Angela P., Shawna W., Terri S., Barli S., Sheila L., Cindy E., Lisa S., Stacy V., Lisa B. V Band Officers Left to right- Darla D. - Sec., Shari S., - V. Pres., Don B Pres., Dorine D. - Treas. ,,,, , ' ff . ,, m . -4 5, , ,,,, 1 , H if V V I gm . 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Thanks to great effort and com- munity support, the yearbook sold for three dollars less than any in the con- ference, yet included an elementary section omitted by many. PEPPER In addition to a weekly deadline, accuracy, attention to details, and follow-through, the newspaper staff also had to worry about sentence var- iety, editorializing in news stories, keeping things fair, weekly beats, and digging facts out of reluctant interviewees. It was a challenge well- met some weeks, and learned from others. Overall, the Pepper was a spo- kespiece to be proud of, covering a broader range of stories in more depth than had been attempted before. A RED PEP BAND BLACK PEP BAND 6' H CLUB Row 1: S. Staggs, K. Glenn, D. Darrah, C. Poole, C. Elliott, S. Merritt, L. Banks, M. Barrett, T. Campbell, M. Sager, S Vanderlinden, S. Lucas. Row 2: D. DeVore, D. Sales, D. Mitchell, J. Wells, D. Beatty, C. Sebolt, M. Banks, D. Darrah, S Levis, T. Banning, K. Bauer, J. Royer. Row 3: C. Bennett, M. Dove, D. DeVore, M. Alexander, J. Hysell, L. Holmes, R Gibbs, D. Coffin, M. Royer, T. McCarty, K. Banks. Row 4: T. Staggs, G. Gorden, B. Draper, L. Warren, D. Jellison, M Kruzich, R. Schaffner, M. Eddy. J scwi ma J I 1,-.-.Md TUDE T , V if -VV. .. fi' af' 5' . 9 K1-3'WQJ,Lf f .f 2, f f m - ,- - . . ,. , nf 55? f f ef wwe 'gd Row 1: P. Beatty, B. Eddy. Row 2: L. Brown, D. Darrah, K. Glenn, D. Darrah, D. Sales, J. Wells, M. Royer. Row 3: J. Royer, S. Levis, M. Barrett, M. Kruzich, S. Merritt, J. Laughlin, L. Warren, C. DeVore. Top: Josh Wells, V. Pres., Jerry Laughlin, Treas. Bot- torn: Darla Darrah, Sec., Dan Sales, Pres. DDELU ITED ATIO Row 1: T. Banning, D. Beatty, J. Wells, G. Gorden, J. Laughlin, C. Bennett, S. Swan, Mr. Maske. Row 2 D. Sales, K. Bauer, M. Barrett, S. Merritt, L. Banks, P. Beatty, K. Knott. LI BRARIAN S Row 1: P. Berner, M. Easton, C. Lane, S. Egbert. Row 2: J. McMurry, T. Baine, B. Noble, A. McGill, T. Milburn. Row 3: P. Sharp, K. Davis, P. Deney, Mrs. Frizzell. ATIC AL HO OR CCIETY 11 f M' ww 5 1 A iirl The Seymour Chapter of the National Honor Society is sponsored by the National Association of Secondary Princi- pals, chartered in 1961. The basic requirement is that a student has maintained a ninety percent average for two semesters, which comprises the scholarship quality. The other three quali- ties include leadership in and out of school, service to the community, and character displayed by the student. New members not pictured were: Seniors - Greg Gordon, Josh Wells. Juniors - Brent Brown, Bruce Davis, Cindy Elliott, Susan Merritt, Chris Sebolt. Sophomores - Tom Reed, Joe Royer, Marsha Banks, Lois Alexander, Sheila Levis. National Honor Society I., 41 WARRIORS The 80-81 basketball record was disappointing, but the effort the boys put into it was not. The season ended with a 6-12 record. Ten of these losses were by ten points or less. Seven of the ten were by six points or less. A rebound here, and a freethrow there, could have made a big difference. Five starting seniors will leave a gap, but if a team spends its time looking back,isomeone will catch and pass it. Senior Ted Banning was named to the Second Team All- Conference. Senior Josh Wells was named Honorable Mention. 'GICSW x. N-ik 3-1 7 FYR 34 44 7 1 fe. 1 Team Blakesburg Russell Wayne Moravia S. E., Warren Morman Trail Melcher Dallas Central Decatur CO.T.J Lamoni Wayne Moravia S. E. Warren Morman Trail Melcher Dallas CO.T.D Central-Decatur Lamoni Moulton-Udell Blakesburg CSec. TXO.T.J We They 60 50 34 39 56 65 57 48 54 64 57 58 56 52 57 58 60 62 39 77 61 68 51 57 42 46 61 58 57 43 68 87 68 42 42 43 But it's the only way I can keep quiet. Just another day in Miss Hugus' Eng- lish III Class. Don,t you love our make-up? I A perfect example of a hard working student. Don't come in the library unless you're working. You might get thrown out. I I ff That's what I call standing out in the crowd. 43 FAMILY The 1980-81 Warriorette Family enjoyed one of their most productive seasons in several years. While a .500 mark managed to elude this year's edition, an 8-10 season and a fourth place finish in the Bluegrass Conference, has put a glow back into Seymour's campfires. First Team All-Conference forward Shari Staggs averaged 29.6 points per game and finished her Warriorette years with 119.4 career points, and 284 rebounds. Sophomore Terri Staggs scored 288 points and senior Lisa Banks scored 79 points from her play- maker position. Both Terri and Lisa were All-Conference Honora- ble Mention selections. The junior trio of starting guards for the Warriorettes also achieved honorable mention status. Trio members were Marcia Barrett - 130 rebounds, Susan Merritt - 111 rebounds, and Cindy Elliott - 39 steals and 22 blocked shots. A Top reserves for the Warriorettes were Rhonda Johnston - 79 points, Marsha Banks - 23 steals, and Deanna Butler - 9 steals. The offense averaged 56.4 from 1,015 points and the defense allowed 982 points for a 54.6 average. While seniors Lisa Banks, Carole Poole, and Shari Staggs have worn their uniforms for the final time, they will always be a part of our Family. 46 COMPLIMEN TS WATERBED BOUTIQUE GARY and LARRY STAGGS Team Blakesburg Russell Wayne Moravia SEW Morman Trail Melcher-Dallas Central Decatur Lamoni Wayne Moravia SEW Morman Trail Melcher-Dallas Central Decatur Lamoni Moulton-Udell Moravia fSec. TJ We They 72 ' 50 54 56 54 58 38 34 37 60 58 63 65 33 62 72 51 67 69 52 54 62 35 61 58 33 64 38 73 69 63 68 72 46 36 60 Coached by Mr. Stoner, the Junior Varsity ended with a 5-5 season Grape Ape and five senior monkeys. GLEE CLU 7 Row 1: D. DeVore, B. Eddy, B. Brown, D. Kratzer, L. Smith, D. Darrah, S. Wiley, S. Gorden, C. McGill, M Ballanger, B. Burkhiser, T. Campbell. Row 2: L. Alexander, L. Holmes, M. Leopard, L. Banks, A. Proctor, C Newell, C. Palmer, T. DeVore, D. Nunnikhoven, L. Brown, B. Banks, D. Darrah, M. Dove. Row 3: P. Dooley, M Smith, S. Levis, T. Staggs, R. Kerns, S. Vanderlinden, S. Merritt, M. Barrett, C. Bennett, N. Murphy, D. DeVore, S Lucas. Row 4: T. McKay, M. Archer, P. Sager, M. McMahon, B. Noel, C. Elliott, K. Banks, B. Johnson, C. Poole, R Johnston, M. Sager, M. Banks, M. McGill, S. Swan, K. Glenn, S. Staggs. The Junior Varsity ended a very successful season with a 9-1 record We'11 miss the three stooges, Carole, Shari and Lisa. I M - .,..:.,Q.i If ' - - . I A-was CHAMBER CHOIR Row 1: Mrs. Parker, B. Eddy, J. Berner, D. Peterson, B. Schaffner, D. DeVore, S. Levis, T. Staggs. Row 2: M. Leopard, B. Brown, S. Wiley, S. Gorden, M. Kruzich, P. Beatty, K. Knott, M. Dove, S. Merritt. Row 3: K. Glenn, S. Vanderlinden, S. Alexander, T. Wiley, B. Davis, P. Berner, J. Elliott, D. DeVore, L. Alexander. Row 4: C. Elliott, B. Johnson, T. McMurry, J. Royer, M. Royer, J. Wells, D. Beatty, M. Sager, C. McGill MIXED CHo1R 1 Row 1: B. Eddy, B. Brown, S. Gorden, S. Wiley, J. Berner, P. Beatty, B. Davis, P. Berner, M. Kruzich, B. Schaffner, D. DeVore, M. Ballanger, D. Kratzer, L. Brown, B. Banks. Row 2: L. Smith, M. Leopard, D. Darrah, S. Vander- linden, A. Proctor, S. Merritt, T. Wiley, C. DeVore, K. Knott, D. Peterson, M. Eddy, C. McGill, D. Nunnikhoven, M. Dove, D. Darrah, C. Newell, L. Alexander. Row 3: M. Smith, C. Elliott, S. Alexander, T. McMurry, K. Bauer, T. Banning, G. Gorden, J. Elliott, D. Sales, D. DeVore, M. Sager, M. McGill, C. Palmer. Row 4: C. Bennett,T. McKay, B. Johnson, P. Sager, J. Green, J. Royer, T. Reed, J. Laughlin, M. Royer, J. Wells, D. Beatty, B. Draper, S. Staggs, M. Barrett, S. Swan, K. Glenn, T. Staggs, S. Levis. GLEE CLUB Row 1: J. DeVore, J. Berner, P. Beatty, B. Davis, P. Berner, M. Kruzich, S. Noel, B. Schaffner. Row 2, D. Curtis, S Alexander, T. Wiley, C. DeVore, K. Knott, D. Peterson, M. Eddy, R. Schaffner. Row 3: D. McDaniel, D. Stephenson T. McMurry, K. Blauer, T. Banning, G. Gorden, J. Elliott, D. Sales, E. DeVore. Row 4: J. Green, D. Coffin, J. Royer T. Reed, K. Poole, M. Royer, T. McCarty, J. Laughlin, J. Wells, D. Beatty, B. Draper, L. Horton, W. Gibbs, C. Lane W. DeVore. THE MAIN ATTRACTIC Main Attraction practices three mornings a Week under the direction of Mary Parker. This year they have performed for the Lion's Club, the Seymour Care Center, school programs, the Athletic Banquet, and the Alumni Banquet. They also did a terrific performance at the Moravia Swing Choir Clinic with Rick McKinney as guest director. They have participated in the Coe College Show Choir Clinic in Cedar Rapids and competed in the Swing Choir contest at Creston. ACCOMPANISTS M. Eddy, D. DeVore, S. Gorden, M. Royer '--NN M J LOW BASS ENSEMBLE R. Gibbs, B. Jondle, P. Eddy, P. Berner, B. Jones VOCAL OFFICERS Row 1: P. Berner, J. Wells, T. Banning. Row 2 T. DeVore, D. DeVore, M. Banks. PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE D. McDaniel, C. McGill, M. Royer, P. Dooley, D. Coffin , ew 51 BOYS' DGUBLE QUARTET D X ef- A L Q. it K 3' P w A 'K P ' ' ASS OLOI T P. Berner, B. Draper, B. Davis, J. Royer, G. Gorden, P. Eddy, J. Berner, M. Kruzich. 37 Q g P . E- 425 i f , ff 232' ii.. g 'Wi 1 , ' Pg ., . - ' 555 Nag! gif., 'SQ 22 , 15 5 7 gf y '?'f552iifi., ' 31? . ,. 1 f., f, , M., ,U .if fd? . ' mv P aa iff . 'fif1Sf?4'? ,a Yi? ,fl , '-'. .W 3 'FKQ . B. Davis LW 2 ,. H P ii N 'Ni ,Q ' S V , D. Beatty, P. Bemer, s. Kruzich, J. Dove BOYS, QUARTET OLOI T il' G on lk f, P. Berner,J. Elliott, D. Beatty, B. Davis. P. Berner 'Qi FAME This year Fame, a new group, was formed in place of the five girls called the Paper Dolls. Five boys were added to make a swing choir. The only places they have sung so far are the Conservation Commis- sion, the Christmas Program, and a few churches. Row 1: P. Beatty, D. DeVore, M. Leopard, K. Knott, B. Eddy, B. Schaffner. Row 2: C. DeVore, S. Gorden, B. Brown, D. Peterson. F.F.A. FFA SWEETHEART CANDIDATES 56 'fJ1'W'-L- QM aww, -8,f,g,,fgf 1, f m L .avi an f- FFA OFFICERS Mike Easton - Not Pictured. In 1980 the FFA activities included fruit sales, pest hunts, state farm management contests, county and state fairs, and various other commun- ity-oriented service projects. Vic Cleeton received the Honorary Chapter Farmer Degree and Kim Glenn was awarded FFA Sweetheart this year. X F.H.A. This year's FHAfHERO Chapter, which consists of 33 members, had many exciting and interesting activities throughout the year, such as: freshman-new member pop party, district meeting, PTA Halloween Spook House, Christmas Party, March of Dimes Walk-a- thon, Pizza Hut Party, state meeting, banquet, slumber party and educational guest speakers. Money-making projects were selling Valentine flowers, selling magazines, and holding a bake sale. This year's officers are: Shari Staggs, President, Shalita Swan, Vice President, Kim Glenn, Secretary, Becky Johnson, Treasurer, Terri Staggs, District Officer, and Teresa Campbell, Cathy McGill and Margie Sager, Executive Council. Mrs. Ruth Thomas is the advisor and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Staggs are Chapter parents. Jeff Elliott, Joe Green, and Jerry Laughlin were the 1981 Mr. Nice Guy candidates. This year's theme of FHA-HERO was Year of the Family which was carried out by having a family game night at the end of the year. DUE P- 'l1 I1 LOCK, TCCK, AND LIP TICK Lisa Banks .... Shari Staggs . . Kim Glenn .... ...... Mrs. Maggs . . . . . Miss Prather . . . . Jane Gardner Darla Darrah ........ Mrs. Donley Dorine DeVore . . . . . . Carol lzzard Michelle Dove. .Mary Lou Brennan Ted Banning .... Don Beatty ...... Josh Wells ...... Joe Green ....... Becky Johnson Arnim West .... The junior play, Lock, Stock, and Lipstick, produced by an all-star cast, had the audience in stitches. Since it was a story of high school days, the actors portrayed their parts with unusual realism. The proverbial battle of the sexes theme provided a serious note, but not one that could lessen the humor of the lines, and of course, in the end, love Won. CREW Row 1: J. Green, K. Glenn, S. Staggs, J. Laughlin, L. Banks, D. Beatty, T. Banning. Row 2: B. Johnson, S. Swan, J. Wells, D. Sales, G. Gordon, M. Easton. Row 3: P. Sager, T. Campbell, A. West, T. DeVore, K. Bauer, P. Berner, J. Elliott. Row 4: D. DeVore, D. Dar- rah, M. Dove. 58 . . . Larry Donley . . . . Don Donley Charlie Plunkett . Gordon Warren Miss Entwhistle . . . . . Director A friendly game of basketball. The cheerleaders are always bending over backwards to please X VV New recruits for the Warriors. We're cool! The prisoners' meeting was broken up by two shady guards. Last year fire th1S year flood Dan and Shari HGMECGMING DO YOU TRU T YOUR BOYFRIE D? l Becky Johnson . .Bessie Trotter Jeff Elliott . . Steve Woodward Michelle Dove . .Madeline Ross Teresa Campbell. . Miss Denny Lisa Banks . . . Judy Meredity Dorine DeVore. . Kay Meredith Ted Banning ..... Tom Nolan Joe Green ........ Phil Hunter Jerry Laughlin. . G. T. Ellison Tiena DeVore . . Lois Andrews Sandra Hugus ....... Director The senior class play, entitled Do You Trust Your Boyfriend, by Paul S. McCoy, was a three act comedy about the jealousy of two girls over a new girl they are afraid their boyfriends will admire. It was directed by Miss Hugus. Dorine DeVore played Kay Meredith, an attractive, popular student determined to keep her boyfriend away from the new girl. Lisa Banks portrayed her younger sister, Judy Meredith, a young imp fond of spraying boys with perfume. Tiena DeVore played Lois Andrews, an energetic, loyal friend of Kay's, who is sure she'll lose her boyfriend. Jeff Elliott portrayed Steve Woodward, Kay's boyfriend, the director of the band, and a natural leader. Tom Nolan was played by Ted Banning. He was a speedy, talkative, vigorous future radio announcer, who spent a lot of time sliding across the stage on his knees. Michelle Dove played Madeline Ross, a pretty clinging vine type of girl who was always the center of attention. She ended up converting shy Phil Hunter, played by Joe Green, into a love-sick pussy cat. Becky Johnson played Bessie Trotter, the hard-working housekeeper nearly driven crazy by the chaotic household. She developed a famous blook-curdling yell. Theresa Campbell played Miss Denny, an excitable history teacher who believed strongly in supporting school functions. Jerry Laughlin played G. T. Ellison, the mysterious visitor thought to be a madman and a famous historian, but who was in reality a depressed salesman who became excited about using Steve's band in a nationwide commercial. The cast enjoyed rollicking rehearsals punctuated with pathos and perfume. The audience enjoyed a superb performance. CREW Row 1: C. Poole, D. DeVore, M. Dove, T. DeVore, T. Campbell, L. Banks, J. Laughlin, J. Green. Row 2: S. Hugus, D. Darrah, M. McMa- hon, D. Beatty, J. Wells, G. Gorden, M. Easton, T. Banning. Row 3: K. Bauer, D. Sales, B. John- son, S. Swan, P. Sager, M. Barrett J. Elliott, P. Berner. 1 w 59 HOMECOMI G R FLOATS D0 w, ll 'Z-'53 JC .Q : I at 4 '- ' ' ff 71' fqiffiffz , 4 , W ,, ri. ,Wigs I, f, . i ' , A, ' ' in The Senior Float Spir-It was Over All Winner. The Junior Float Demon Dog'em took first place in the high shcool division. Puffhdrflreolll The Freshman Float Put Their Fire Out. HT W The Janitorls Float Clean 'em Upf' 62 The Sophomore Float Bowl 'em Over. The Jr. High Float Warrior Elevator? 5 , L' I YQ ff X 1 . of 4 I R x The 1980 Seymour Home- coming Royalty Were Dan Sales and Shari Staggs. Their Royal Court was Josh Wells, Darla Darrah, Ted Banning, Greg Gorden, Dorine DeVore, Don Beatty, Michelle Dove, and Kim Glenn. RGYAL CUURT HOMECGMI G GAME We lost the 1980 Homecoming game to Lamoni with a score of 34-0. E I Our band is so organized, well sometimes. Our Crowd always has Pep Half-time entertainment. E- A i I 2 K XX , ff X The Fifth and Sixth Grade Float Fire Up Warriors, Burn The Demons took first place in the elementary division. ...H-effigy N -. K ff +1 X - X ... .. ,MQ 1 The Scarlet Brigade. The Cheerleaders participated with their theme Sock It To 'emf' Tv The PTA Float won first place in the organizational division. The Jr. High Marching Band. .....,,, f'-V!lwum,A W, E- ,ai Yellow Qi' wi The football boys encouraged the fans to come to the game. 63 Row 1: T. McMurry, M. Kruzich, R. Schaffner, M. Royer, B. Davis, D. Mitchell, C. Sebolt. Row 2: D. Darrah, S. Levis, T. Staggs, S. Merritt. C. McGill, C. Davis, M. Barrett. JR, . PROM Spring brings rain, flowers, thoughts of love, and the J unior-Senior Banquet and Prom. The theme Dream Weaver suited the 1980 seniors and faculty, who were the guests of the hard-Working junior class at this much- looked-forward-to gala event. The gym was decorated in orchid and purple complete with silver ring with silver streamers dangling from it. A hand-painted silhouette of a girl's head With clouds shaped like a man's head behind her was on one wall. In the center of the gym were silver stars, a silver moon, and purple and orchid balloons. 66 I K I r Our band for the 1980 Homecoming Dance was Justin Thyme. i HGMECOMI G DANC Stand Up All You Warrior Fans and Shake Your Caboose. Q 65 BANQUET The banquet began with Toastmaster Greg Gorden introducing Dorine DeVore, who gave the invocation. A duet entitled The Way We Were was performed by Paul Berner and Don Beatty. The dinner, which included A Touch of Heaven CHamj, Dream Cloud CBaked Pota- toesb, Sun Drops CCornD, Garden Delight CSaladD, Baker's Delight CDessertD, and Dream Potion CBeverageJ, was prepared by the mothers of the junior class. After everyone finished with a dinner fit for royalty, Shari Staggs welcomed the seniors, followed by a response given by Jus- tin Warren. N ext, Dorine DeVore crowned the King, Pat Eddy, and the Queen, Susan Kruzich. I 68 if 1'-'fl uw A . DRE PN 5 N EAVEQ Q.U'l.I'1I'U.LE YWAUQLIQEIQDUQQ Us 'S'fx s-away Justin Thyme really made the old gym rock. Although the faculty did not seem to enjoy the Rock nl Roll music, everyone else did. At the end of the dance, the stars went home not only in everyone's eyes, but also in their pockets as people removed them from the ceiling to be souvenirs to remember this special event by. Although no one Wanted the dance to end, they were consoled by the knowledge that the memories would last forever. Andy McGill Bryan Noble Jeff Royer Scott Valentine Marian Wells Richard Anderson Randy Ballanger Kenny Banks Connie Brown Scott Brown Michelle Burgin Rob Busch Marty Campbell Jim Caskey Shelley Curtis Steven Egbert Lori Graham Rob Grimes Jeff Holmes Brian Kratzer Mike Levis Frank Lilly Tell Mattly Richard McClain Corrinia McDaniel 72 ,x EVE TH GRADE . 1 Mandy Albertson Danny Babbitt Terry Bain Greg Banks Sam Banks Wade Burghoffer Kenny Cobb Loren Curtis Cindy Davis Kathy Davis Pam Deney Robert Deputy Sonya Elliott Mylinda Felton Danny Furlin Joy Gaylord Cheryl Glenn Jani Hysell Michelle J ellison Mollie Johnson Rob Joiner Chris Jones Susan Keener Melinda Lucas Laura Martin EIGHTH GRADE X aj, C . ...- i K Mg 'N' V, -w , ,' J , fax JR. HIGH GIRL l The Jr. High Girls' Softball team completed its first season with a 2-1 record. Even though they lost one game, they out-hit their opponents 39-16 over all. Eight eighth graders, and two seventh graders were out this year, so next year will see many younger girls participating. 74 John McMurry Anna Mitchell Shari Murphy Rich W. Parker Patty Peckham Danny Sager Kenny Sharp Paula Sharp Kelly Shiltz Leo Smaniotto Matt Snook Mary Stephenson Rick Varney Eric White John White Jodi Wiley rj. V x h,g' I rw, 335 an X 'a ' , I i iii ., . rv A ' f i A '2- 5 ,i . 5, 1 - ,, H Q is fm-. 9 GONE FOREVER Did you ever lose someone that was so close to your heart? Did you ever feel like it was tearing you apart? Well, I lost someone, and it tore me apart. I though Fd die of a broken heart. It is so terrible to lose someone you love. I wonder if he's happy in his life above? I know he's watching me from above, Assuring me of his unending love. I cry at night cause I miss him so, Why, oh, why did he have to go? If he were here, I could love him within, Why couldn't he live over again? We had so many good times together, In my heart Leo will live forever. By Barb Smaniotto Leo Paul Smaniotto, born July 26, 1968, died January 2, 1981. Leo, a friendly, hard-working honor student, was liked and respected by everyone who knew him. He loved the outdoors and all types of sport activities. He was a starting member of the Seymour Junior High Football Team. Leo will be missed by his friends and classmates, and there will always be an empty place in their hearts for him as they continue through their school years. 73 d Girls' Basketball The girls broke in their new uniforms under a new coach, Mr. Choponis, with a 6-3 season. The girls worked hard throughout the year, which showed in their record of six wins and three losses. The Avis fWe Try Harderb Squad won all five of their games. Coach Choponis felt that he could not have started out with a more super bunch of girls. The leading scorers were Mandy Albertson, averaging 16.6 points per game, Mollie Johnson, 10.5 points per game, and Cheryl Glenn, 7.8 points per game. Leading rebounders were Mandy Albertson with 44, Laura Martin - 30, Marian Wells - 23, and Sonya Elliott - 22. W Boys' Basketball Team Russell Wayne Moravia Leon Lamoni Wayne Moravia Leon Lamoni JR Team Russell Wayne Moravia Leon Lamoni Wayne Moravia Leon Lamoni We They 48 17 27 31 42 36 53 25 48 21 27 44 27 33 35 25 52 8 HIGH We They 6 7 10 50 16 35 49 15 46 29 8 54 14 27 30 17 30 23 The boys got off to a slow start under their new coach, Mr. Choponis, but after Christmas, turned their season around and won four of their last six games. The season final was four wins, five losses. The Avis fWe Try Harderl Squad had a more successful season, winning seven and losing only one. The leading scorer was Jeff Royer with 82 average points per game. Leading rebounders were Jeff Royer with 65, Chris Jones, with 44, and Kenny Cob with 23. Although the boys were inexperienced, they learned a lot, listened, hustled, and ended up have some successes. New uniforms enhanced the appearance of the team. 76 JR. HIGH The Junior High Warriors began the season on a high note. Practice was intense, and with seventeen seventh graders, a lot had to be learned. The team reached its peak right before the first game and defeated Moravia 22-O. It was an excellent game with only four penal- ties and no turnovers. The following week Lamoni fell to the Warriors 8-0 in a good defensive battle. Our next opponent was Corydon. The Warriors played well in the second half, but Corydon out-classed us 60-6. Following the Corydon defeat, the boys couldn't seem to put it back together and lost their two remaining games to Leon and Moravia. With 17 returning seventh graders, next year looks great. WwGw WFwHQ JU ICR HIGH TRACK Row 1: R. Joiner, J. DeVore, B. Schaffner, G. Banks, P. Beatty, K. Knott. Row 2: R. Wyatt, C. DeVore, K. Poole, J. Royer, B. Lewis, C. Jones, S. Valentine. Row 3: Mr. Rembe, Mr. Maddalozzo. Q.. v Row 1: B. Banks, C. Glenn, M. Wells, S. Gorden, R. Johnston, D. DeVore. Row 2: S. Elliott, M. Johnson, M. Albertson, L. Smith, A. Proctor, B. Eddy, B. Brown. Row 3: Mr. Rembe, Mr. Maddalozzo. - 'S JR. HIGH BAND JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS 7 i 1 i a . Wanda Jackson Robert J ellison Bob Lilly k Kelly Lucas Shelley Main Matt McCarty Lynn McClure Lance McMahon Louis McMahon Cliff McMurry Libby Milford Lloyd Millizer Misty Newell Bill Pick A Dana Raley Mary Reed Mitzi Sales Mike Scott Lori Sherrard Jamie Snook Steve Stickler Jon Wells get ,, W3 , F I 5 I A , I 'A . WMM X ,A s ,, if 1 Sv. x 1 fl. M X , L. I A , N lf ,vm 4 ,. W ' V 2 sisr N 'Q' it 4 Q gl ' 4 ,Q e ' I-sr , A ,- . . I 1 ' a A K K,.f 10 ,G a md 21 if L ,M fl 2 i 2' B XE as ' Q! A :S X I 2 Qlrwxff f , 7 kv .iq E .iv 0 . ' V dt I' L -V' 44 X xx . 1 Nr ,F fs Z ' 5 I ,t S. 'f' I 80 Marci Allie David Ames Denise Ballanger Karrie Ballanger Regina Ballanger Becky Banks Justin Banks Brigitte Brown Kyle Brownlee Mark Campbell Duane Couchman Scott Couchman Chuck Deputy Martin DeVore Ricky DeVore Todd DeVore Carrie Dykes Janette Felton Jackie Furlin Mark Garretson Shari Gorden Sheila Graham Henry Hefner Greg Hixenbaugh Chris Holiday SIXTH GRADE Jw, -. 1 .1 1 S. f as if ix ' s--1'-. Q , ' '-f'gfwfYf2-ltffiflk ' X .N ' 514 .wif igcw :sf - 1 ' it 5 A XA li , 1 ,J 11: if ,gf-l,q, of, I, . i ,T V I, xrkk 1,72 'P s K Q X ,..., .x, j XQK. yy to nf? 91' ,gg 'sf K' f M ' '- . ,Ai 5 41 E If f E3 Xi! 5 1 V 7' 1 A 4' 5? -. WI fe? 1610 ' 55313 . fx Q f , , rd . .. 5:1-'fl , 3 ' K qw - f -V xx , ,. A , - vf. sy t 4 .. gr f, 1 9 fs K Q, ,b l ,fs i f , ' My U , X in 4 J J -- y .. I S- ..,,.a 'S rigif ' A A ' H ,,,' , Q I 79 Marina Proctor Ken Richards Kevin Ruble Diane Schaffner Christina Seams Clifford Smith Roger Smith Tracy Tuttle Angela Valentine Rick Valentine Shawna Wilson Russell Young Norma Ames Russell Ballanger Cindy Banks Chrissy Barker Anthony Brown Jason Burgin Philip Caskey Troy Couchman Chad Curtis Johnny Deney 44 4 4 'xi 1 ni FC RTH GRADE Chris Brown Debbie Brown Greg Cobb John Coe fno photob Delsey Curtis Dale Davis Duane Flagg Diane Hansen Mike Helmick Rebecca Holiday Tom Housh Tim J ellison Brian Johnston Dana Johnston David Keener Tim Kratzer Gary Martin Philip Masaoay Sherri Mattley Lori McCarty Marcy Miller Diane Moore Brian Nash Kelly Parker Ron Peckham Mike Stickler Marcy Thomas Kristi Warren Tracy Warren Tammy Butler Blaine Archer Jason Arter Christopher Bain Renetta Ballanger Stephanie Cicco Suzanne Cobb Genell Coe Cno photob Kathy Davis Brenda Eastlick Jeff Enright Staci Enright Kali Fields Traci Fields Glen Hixenbaugh Laurie Hornaday David Houser Francis Ingram Greg Johnston Rusty Mace Roger Main 84 ,R 'Y .5 Q , ,FF ,, AJ 'C' ff, 5 F, , , THIRD GRADE 49' f x, , .ff - ,, Pk W f 4 PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE ,f jgf w i W Q t M1 u , 5 . 1 ..,, - - it ,.,. 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Millizer Jennifer Park Kay Peckham David Powders Lee Reinhart Jesse Richmond Sheri Schmel Joey Sherrard Amy Stief Andy Williams 86 ,eq- V J It 2 5 WNY . -, if 'lllllnl' . E' ffl! Yejg. uf I ......i,x 1 S V Q . Lana Martin James Mattly Roger McDaniel Tim McGill Brenda Nash Tyson Pershy Noel Pick Jamie Powders Martin Scott Johnny Shanahan Gary Smaniotto Teresa Varney Greg Wishmeyer Tina Wyatt Kim Allie Doug Bailey Allen Bain Daryl Bennett Sara Brown Michelle Busch Kelli Cochran Terry Deney Scott DeVore Jennifer Elliott rw I , 5'-.m,-if K7 mfg ., ' S5 ' is H 5,1 ig 31:34 , WMM, '1' lk XA 5' 'If f fix ix ' QIQ. , Ji SECO D GRADE R 4, h IA '34 A al A-M 21, A S ll' 2 1. A i - E.. 4 I ' 1. F' iff? Q.. ,lg , , wr, .mt Ss Tanya Odon Tanya Pershy Glen Pollard Lisa Purvis Jennifer Raley Jason Richards Kelly-Ruble Charles Sharp Kathie Snider Jared Sulser Timmy Swan Deanna Tuttle Matthew Valentine Audrey Varney David Westphal Jason Young Misty Young fl' is 88 Aric Archer Justin Arter Kayla Banks Shane Brown Andy Carpenter Kristina Cherryholmes Christie Clark Erin Clough Timmy Coates Lanie Couchman Karin DeVore Tosha Diehl Gail Helmick Larry Hornaday Clint Housh Eddi Johnson Brian Keller Kyle Koch Stacie Leopard Tracie Leopard Devon Lunsford Jenna Mace Becki Moore Andrea Nash Laura Norgard Amber Lira Chris Martin Abraham Maske Billy McClure Jerry McGill Sarah Moore Spencer Newell Kristen Park Chad Peck Chad Runyon Brenda Seams Bradley Sharp Donald Smith Ann Snider Ryan Snider Becky Stickler David Sulser Shannon Varney Erin Wiley Matt Zeimet L wgfgfyxzsq, ,. ,, 1 , .v ?l Q 1 ' ' ii it , , QM, 5 Viirn, , -F My .Q X ' X 4, E s , a-mf 4 ' f W KS 'ds if . ,4-'-lil B 9 CNT 'l 9379214 W. 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' , .5 Q , X 4 '- M , x wmf swf Qi Who is brown-nosing Mrs.Shahan with apples? Which Way did they go? Speak softly, but carry a big broom. All right, who is off key? I S 7 bw, ag 'mf ff' ' ,cf 445 ,,. sw H uw Maw Whachu talkin' bout? ,frm . 4 ...V rj, Say What?? Break time! 94 Do you really call that a bellybutton? i fi' I tot I taw a puddy tat. Whois teaching who? D+ The best way to defuse a briefcase bomb is . . . 7 h73 ,M6 ,, Evolution or not evolutiong that is the question! an-warg To thine own self be true, and it follows as the night the day, thou canst not then be false to any man. Left - 'SWeet Sixteen' and never been - Well, almost never...' Mikey would eat anything, but this? Below left - I'rn gettin' outta hereg them guys is crazy! Weiner and the Whachamacallit 7 Silence is golden. 5 1 fx X Athlete's Foot? and they're off. f Y of l Did she really? L. 5, , , 1 fum . I . - 4 ' . , 'V 1 H ' S, ' , r y . , N ,X u ,T MM-,g,J,, 11 ' '-'- , I N sary?-7r,.,, .' ': 7 ff . 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A hard working student. , 2 e s 4? l x You never know what to expect when you walk into the boys' locker room. Fly away M'- What are you up to now, Louis? w n us f 5 . ? , , ,J D ze ' L' i ,, My ,, gf , 99 SEYMOUR State Bank A New Attitude In Banking -5, vin .A Member FDIC Valley Vluage La N anc Seymour Iowa Ladles Apparel Women and Men s Ha1r D6S1gH Chlldren s Wear NHHCY Drake Cards and G1fts NE Corner of Square 898 7761 Seymour Iowa 898 2333 or 874 5764 . , by I Telephone 8 IE? ' ' ff CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 81 LOCAL DEKALB DEALERS Raymond Berner Seymour Iowa Phone 898 7150 Norman Hefner Seymour Iowa Phone 898 2318 Cllfford McMurry Prom1se C1ty Iowa Phone 874 5920 Robert Reed Corydon Iowa Phone 873 4450 llu Hate Brund -- Snmethlng new Fur lllfulfu Growers Now you can seed high quahty big yielding DEKALB 127 Brand alfalfa and save Congratulatlons Senlors of 1981 Phone 898 7500 Sager s Dalry Sweet Fresh Donuts and Cmnamon Rolls W1de Varlety of Sandwlches And D1nners Also Dalry Sweet Treats Flsh Fry every Frlday Nlght For Call ID orders Phone 898 2929 money Nu Kofe Brand Ilme coatmg makes the difference See me for details MCCIHID s Market AGI ShurF1ne GFOCGTIGS Phone 898 2990 West S1de of Square H O Staggs and Son Feed Hubbard Feed 120 Wall Street Seymour Iowa Seymour Lumber Co Lumber and Bu11d1ng Materlals East S1de Cafe Home Cooked Meals Phone 898 7729 CC 77 l I 9 7 9 7 . 7 I . 7 7 7 ' , ' 7 Wedgewood Shop and Antiques ' ' J , . 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