Southern Boone County R1 School - Eagle Yearbook (Ashland, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1972 volume:

Southern Boone County Schools R-l, Ashland, Missouri, Donna Smith, Editor Table of Contents Academics . . . Seniors....... Organizations . Activities . . . Sports........ Royalty .... Underclassmen Advertising . . . 5 . 19 . 35 . 57 . 79 . 93 . 101 . 143 2 A Hope We are the children of an ebbing idealism. Most of us were born in love, raised with prospects and set loose with hesitancy We are not our own person. We are NOW We are our own person to tear-down and reconstruct our own person to prosper and preserve that which will endow those to come. We are our own person to preserve the good, obliterate the evil, and have the strength to distinguish the two. We are our own person to stand amidst the crowd of all HIS children and say “We are all one in the same.” This is not a prophecy. This is a hope. Written by Kathy Gilpin for the Annual Staff 3 Mrs. Tichenor takes time from her busy sched- ule to pose for a picture. Being a good teacher includes finding the time to help students with their individual needs. Everyone enjoys the tempo of dancing at Prom. Being a teacher isn’t always an easy job. Thus is the case with Mrs. Ruth Tichenor. Her contributions to our school are numerous and deeply appreciated. Just 3 short years ago, she first came to AHS to serve as a history instructor. Besides teaching the significance of history and speech to her students, she also finds time to accept extra responsibilities. In the past years she has served as a sponsor for both the Pep Club and the Cheerleaders. This is a very time-consuming job, especially during the win- ter months. In addition, this past year she helped in directing the Jr. Play. Proofreading an entire year- book isn’t an easy job, either; but still Mrs. Tichenor accepted the task. As a grand finale of the year, she and her husband went on the Sr. Trip to serve as chaperones—an often nerve-wracking responsibility. Along with a special note of appreciation from all her students, the EAGLE staff would like to gratefully dedicate this annual to Mrs. Ruth Tichenor. Getting sprayed with whipped cream during a skit is only one example of her being a good sport. Serving as a Cheerleader sponsor. Mrs. Tiche- nor discusses a money-making idea. Mitchell Martin, C. L. Richardson. Billy Joe Sapp. Loren Head. Harold Lloyd Nichols. Kenneth Mountjoy. School Board 6 Mr. Snyder introduces Kenneth Mountjoy at graduation. Superintendent and Secretaries Mr. Charles Seward Fat Sapp works hard as secretary. Kay Snyder keeps count of the money in her job as bookkeeper. Principal and Secretary During Mr. Snyder’s two years at Southern Boone County School, he has instituted the parent-teacher conferences which have proven to be helpful in developing a better understanding and communication between parents and teachers. Mr. Snyder has pro- moted a more satisfactory relationship be- tween the administration and the Student Council. We wish Mr. Snyder well in his new position. Mr. Donald Snyder Barbara Sapp takes care of the many difficult jobs that arise daily. Mr. Snyder presents awards to the Student Coun- cil at the Awards Assembly. Miss Connie Wilson Elementary Principal and Secretary 9 Jennie Wren keeps busy in the elementary office. Kindergarten First Grade Second Grade Lorraine Clement Anna Sanderson Fourth Grade Third Grade Sheila Blackwell Carolyn Johnson Barbara Swanson Sixth Grade Special Education Brenda Hochsteller Speech Correction 12 Mr. Botts also finds time to teach a psychology class aside from his counseling schedule. Terry Clapp Jim Botts Counselors Mr. Clapp helps Larry Mountjoy decide on his future plans. Mr. Botts explains test scores to Cindy Hyals. Mr. Clapp keeps well informed on how students can further their high school education. 13 Sharon Bullard - Social Studies, Journalism Ruth Tichenor - History, Speech Mrs. Tichenor emphasizes information for a test. Miss Armstrong and Mr. Barr work together on plans for the Science Fair. Betty Mudd - Business Education (First Semester) Jean Batha - Sr. High English (First Semester) Junior-Senior High Faculty Mrs. Chandler’s Geometry class gets an idea of how Trig will be. Kathy Sansom • Sr. High English Suzanne Aird - Jr. High English Gary Harper - Coach. Phy. Ed.. Health Coach Saccaro spends many hours Jim Saccaro - Coach. Phy. Ed.. Dr. outside with P.E. classes. Training Miriam Gentry - Library (First Semester) Virginia McVicker - Special Education Lewis Rogers - Social Studies Cynthia Lee - Home Economics Carl Armentrout - Voc. Agriculture Georganna Turner - Business Education Annette Geary - Spanish Sally Froese - Art Vivian Cheney - Band Junior-Senior High Faculty In typing, Mrs. Turner teaches the prin- Teaching Spanish takes time and patience, ciples of letter writing. 16 Miss Jenkins came to Ashland during the second semester to teach Jr. High English and History. Jacklyn Burnett was a great asset to the music department. 17 June Jacobson took charge of the Library the second semester. One of Miss Burnett’s responsibilities was playing special music at graduation. Cafeteria Staff S toff Marilyn Lenger, Supervisor Judy Sappington Betty Glaubitz Lodell Nistendirk Opal Johnson Bus Drivers Fritz Rowden Dorothy Rowden Helen Martin Debbie Calvin Paul Barr Betty Martin Floyd Nichols Elvy Smith Buford Crump Custodians Bart Green Audley Pauley John Ralph Marvin Jones Danny Nichols Senior Class History In August of 1968, 53 Freshmen began four years of high school. The chosen leaders were Greg Wren, President; Rick Tracy, Vice President; Paula Rowley, Secretary- Treasurer; and Debbie Garrett, Student Council Repre- sentative. Class sponsors were Mrs. Curtman and Mr. Zike. The class party was held in September at Randy Peterson’s. Kathy Gilpin was selected as our Barnwarmin’ Candidate. “Happiness Is ” was the theme of Home- coming and the Freshmen finished it as our float, “Hap- piness is Running Over Alumni,” won first place. To build our treasury we sold delicious home-made candy. With 1969 came 57 Sophomores. Class officers were Dale Lenger, President; Jerry Bowden, Vice President; Debbie Garrett, Secretary-Treasurer; and Brenda Barner and Cindy Stewart, Student Council Representatives. Mr. Barr and Mrs. Kaplan were our sponsors. We were happy to have Debbie Garrett represent us at Barnwarmin’ and Debbie Griffin at Homecoming. Keeping with the theme, “Do Your Own Thing,” our float, “Cut ’em Down, Send ’em Home,” again won first place. Our class party was held at school. Selling home-made candy was our money-making project. Karen Ingles and Jerry Bowden were selected as our Mr. and Miss AHS Candidates. Many Sophomores also had the opportunity to attend Prom as servers. Fifty-nine Juniors returned to school in 1970. Class officers were Debbie Garrett, Presi- dent; Danny Nichols, Vice President; Linda Hackman, Secretary-Treasurer; Jim Brink and Charlie Martin, Student Council Repre- sentatives. Our sponsors were Mrs. Batha and Mr. Barr. We were pleased to have Bren- da Barner selected as Barnwarmin’ Candi- date. One of the highlights of the year, as al- ways, was Homecoming, with the theme “Spirit of ’76.” Our float had the same theme and also won first place. Nancy Bul- lard held the position of Homecoming Candi- date. Jim Brink and Loretta Brune were chosen as AHS Candidates, and Loretta was elected Miss AHS. With Prom coming, we decided to have a Ham and Bean Supper, pro- vide the concession stand at the State Bow Tournament, and present a play. The play, “Grandad Goes Wild, netted us $300 and was directed by Mrs. Jean Batha. We were very excited to receive our class rings in April. “Arrivederci Roma” was set as the theme for Prom, and “Field provided the music for the dance. 20 After three seemingly short years, 56 Seniors entered our last year of high school. Our of- ficers were Jim Brink, President; Rick Tracy, Vice President; Donna Smith, Secretary- Treasurer; Debbie Garrett and Charlie Martin, Student Council Representatives. Mr. Clapp and Mrs. Turner were our sponsors. D’Ann Long was our Barnwarmin’ Candidate. Our magazine sales broke all previous school records. Other money-making projects were a chili supper, concession stand at the Region- al Tournament, the Country Shindig, and the Harlem Thrillers. Janis Johnson reigned over Homecoming. Our float, “We Just Want to Celebrate Another Eagle Victory,” proved to be another first place winner. The Senior class officers Jim Brink, Donna Smith, and Rick Tracy proudly display their class pennant. Beverly Vaughn and Greg Wren were our AHS Candidates, and Bev was chosen Miss AHS. Linda Hackman and Dale Lenger were voted Queen and King of the Valentine’s Sweetheart Dance. At Prom, Vicki Harmon and Mike Sapp were named Prom King and Queen. The Spring Concert of the band and choruses was dedi- cated to the Seniors. One of the big events of the year was the trip to Kalfran Lodge at the Lake of the Ozarks. Baccalaureate was on May 21 with Reverend Roy Weister as the speaker. The long awaited event. Commence- ment, was held on May 25. The address was given by Mr. A. E. Beach. The Seniors, in blue robes, were presented their diplomas and per- formed a candle lighting ceremony. Graduation closed one chapter in the life of every Senior. 21 KARL ANDERSON FFA 1,2,3.4; Baseball 1; Basketball 1. BRENDA JOYCE BARNER Cheerleader 1.2,3.4; Barnwarmin’ Queen Candidate 3; Valentine Queen Candidate 4; National Honor Society 3.4; Student Council Secretary 2.4; Softball 4; Junior Marshall 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Newspaper Editor 4; Regents Scholarship 4. NANCY ELISE BARNETT Pep Club 1,2; Art Club 2; Teacher’s Aid 4; Honor Roll 4. PATRICIA BASINGER Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; FHA 1,2,3, 4; FHA Officer 4; Chorus 4; Newspaper Staff 1; Art Club 2,3; Spanish Club 4; Library Assistant 3. FARRON BATYE Chorus 4. SUE BEGEMANN National Honor Society 3,4; N.H.S. Presi- dent 4; FHA 2,3,4; Spanish Club 4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Newspaper Staff 1.3,4; Oratorical Contest 4; Pep Club 3.4; Jr. Play 3; Regents Scholarship 4. 22 JERRY WAYNE BOWDEN Art Club 2; Chorus 4; Class Vice-President 2. RANDALL DOYLE BRINEGAR Basketball 1; F.F.A. 3.4; Art Club 2,3,4. JIM BRINK Basketball 3.4; Baseball 3,4; Eagle Staff 4; Student Council 3; Student Council Vice- President 4; Letterman’s Club 3,4; Letter- man's Club Vice-President 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Mr. A.H.S. Candidate 3. LORETTA JEAN BRUNE Miss A.H.S. 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Library Assistant 4; Jr. Play 3; Girl's State 3; Honor Roll 1.2,3,4. NANCY M. BULLARD National Honor Society 3.4; Honor Society 1, 2; Eagle Staff 2.3.4; National Quill and Scroll 3,4; Eagle Business Manager 4; American Legion Oratorial Contest Winner 4; Homecoming Candidate 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3.4; Letterman’s Club 3,4; Regents Scholar- ship-Kirksville 4. 23 NOLA JEAN CAVANAUGH Junior Class Play 8; Chorus 1,4; Librarian 4; Pep Club 1,2; Sextet 4. MALCOLM CLAYTON Junior Class Play 3. JAMES R. CUMMINGS. JR. Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; F.F.A. 1.2.3.4; F.F.A. Secretary 3; F.F.A. President 4; Spanish Club 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Gold Leadership Medal Winner-State F.F.A. Camp 3; DeKalb Foundation Award 4. DEBORAH SUE GARRETT F.H.A. 1,2,3.4; F.H.A. Vice-President 3; F.H.A. President 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Pep Club 1.2; Student Council 1,3,4; Student Council Secretary 4; Class Presi- dent 3; Class Secretary 2; Barnwarming Candidate 2. KATHY JO GILPIN Cheerleader 2; Chorus 2,3; Band 2,3; News- paper Staff 3.4; Newspaper Editor 4; Na- tional Quill and Scroll 3,4; Basketball 1; Barnwarming Candidate 1. 24 MARK GLAUBITZ F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. Sentinel 3; F.F.A. Vice-President 4. LINDA NELL HACKMAN Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Valentine Sweetheart 4; Basketball Manager 4; Basketball 1; Soft- ball 4; Class Secretary 3; Letterman’s Club 4; Pep Club Vice-President 4. EDDY HARMON F.F.A. 3.4; Pep Club 4. VICKI HARMON Pep Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Chorus 4; Prom Queen 4; F.H.A. Treas- urer 4. ROBERT HAZELL F.F.A. 2; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 1.2,3; Student Council President 4; Letterman’s Club 2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 2,3,4; School Reporter 4. 25 RAY INGLES Junior Play 3; Chorus 1; F.F.A. 3,4. JANIE MAYRE JOHNSON National Honor Society 3,4; Homecoming Queen 4; Softball 4; Basketball 4; Letter- man’s Club 4; F.H.A. 3.4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Pep Club Secretary 4; Art Club 2,3; Regents Scholarship-Kirksville 4. ROSALIE JOHNSTON Chorus 4; Spanish Club 4; Pep Club 1. WOODY KUYKENDALL Basketball Manager 3,4; Letterman’s Club 3,4. DALE MARTIN LENGER Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Valentine King 4; Class President 2; F.F.A. 2,3,4; F.F.A. Reporter 3; F.F.A. Chaplin 4; Let- terman’s Club 2,3,4; Boy’s State 3. D’ANN LONG Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Art Club 2,3; Cheerleader 1; Barnwarming Candidate 4. 26 CHARLES GILBERT MARTIN Baseball 1.2.3,4; Letterman’s Club 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1,2; Student Council 3.4; Junior Play 3; Boy s State 3; F.F.A. 1.2.3.4; F.F.A. Officer 4. diana McLaughlin Girl’s Glee Club 1.2,3; Pep Club 1.2,3; Cho- rus 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Committee 2; Prom Committee 3; Sextet Singing Group 3. (Transferred from Monnet High School Sen- ior Year.) DANNY NICHOLS F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. Chaplin 3; F.F.A. Reporter 4; Class Vice-President 3; Band 1,3.4. GARY NICHOLS Junior Play 3; Art Club 3; Chorus 4. KENT NICHOLS Basketball 1,2,3.4; Letterman’s Club 1,2,3, 4; Golf 2; Student Council 3. (Transferred from Fort Zumwalt High School Junior Year.) 27 WANDA NICHOLS F.H.A. 1.2,3. MONICA LEE O’CONNOR Spanish Club 4; Chorus 4; Sextet 4; Librar- ian 4. MARK WAYNE PAULEY F.F.A. 1.2,3,4; F.F.A. Treasurer 3.4; F.F.A. State Livestock Judging Team 3; Band 1. RANDALL BRENT PETERSON F.F.A. 1.2.3,4: F.F.A. Star Green Hand 1; F.F.A. Secretary 4. JANA DAWN RENOE Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Letterman’s Club 2,3,4; Art Club 3,4; Cheerleader 4; Basketball 2. 3; Chorus 4; Pom Pom 3. 28 MARIE RICE Cheerleader 1.4; Art Club 2,3.4; Pep Club 1, 4; Chorus 1,3,4; Newspaper Staff 3. PENNY ROUSE Basketball 1.4. DENNIS SACHS F.F.A. 2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 4. NANCY M. SANDERSON National Honor Society 3.4; Honor Society I 2; Pep Club 3,4; F.H.A. 3,4; Basketball 1; Chorus 1; Newspaper Staff 4; Spanish Club 4: Regents Scholarship 4. DEBRA A. SAPP Softball 4; Pep Club 4: Gymnastics 3; Tro- jans 2,3; F.H.A. 1; F.B.L.A. 3. (Trans- ferred from Alexandria High School Senior Year.) MICHAEL ALLEN SAPP Letterman’s Club 2,3,4; Letterman’s Club President 4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1. 2,3,4; Junior Play 3; Newspaper Staff 1; Band 1; Prom King 4. 29 PEGGY SAPP F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H A. President 4 (2nd Semester); Chorus 4; Art Club 3. TIM SAPP RONNIE SCHMOCKER Art Club 3; Chorus 4; Librarian 3,4; Junior Play 3. LISA KAY SEVIER Art Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,4; National Honor Society 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Betty Crocker Homemaker’s Award 4; Honor Roll 1.2,3,4; Regents Scholarship-Kirksville 4. DONNA GAIL SMITH Eagle Editor 4; Basketball 1,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2; Let- terman’s Club Secretary 4; Pep Club Presi- dent 4; Junior Marshall 3; M.U. Curators Scholarship 4; D.A.R. Award 4. 30 CYNTHIA ANNE STEWART Eagle Staff 2,3,4; Student Council 2; Pep Club 2,3,4; Pep Club Secretary 2; Jr. Class Play 3; Regents Scholarship 4; National Hon- or Society 3,4; National Quill and Scroll 3.4; Pom Pom Girl 4; Girls Basketball Team 1. JOHN THOMAS Chorus 4. RICHARD LEE TRACY Basketball 1.3,4; Letterman’s Club 3,4; Baseball 2; Class Vice-President 4; News- paper Staff 4; Regents Scholarship-Kirks- ville 4. BEVERLY VAUGHN Art Club 2,3; F.H.A. 3,4; Spanish Club Pres- ident 4; Pep Club 4; Chorus 4; Band Major- ette 2,3.4; Soft Ball 4; Valentines Queen Candidate 4; Miss A.H.S. 4. GREGORY KENT WREN National Honor Society 4; Basketball 2; Newspaper Staff 4; A.H.S. Candidate 1.4; Honor Society 1,2; Band 1; Student Council 1. 31 Coming events were discussed at the Senior class meetings. Awards were given to a few Seniors in the maga- zine sale. Linda Hackman shows her Homecoming spirit by 32 decorating her truck. With the help of Mrs. Turner, the Seniors count the receipts from the magazine sale. Senior . . . Preparations are made for a chili supper. Queen Janis Johnson re- ceives long stemmed roses at Homecoming. Cindy Stewart takes over for Mrs. Chandler. Donna Smith is presented the honor of being Valedictorian. o. j . - j� f:h Cfer R u 3J , S v s A y X 'S' 2s y o ■ J ■ 7 ' 'v 'S V Xv A. fau 'K-i 4 cv i ‘v| «5 o 5 ?Z . 5 p; ?? kp r •? r- , a V }S( J 'trsS £? j£)% - X- - — o n f- - j Xr , • psuwrncmrrJ x%f c XjL£SiS J 1 01 ±2 CJ . V vw W • Xot - ,' -A o,Ao%.Viic AvX .'• 4 1fy ).Jj3j v lo si1 02u a -4- '.-. ‘ y.'X'Avf 7 J 'KjA 32E. f,W Qj-c V ' X' CX S? ,X y -,v- ,..J svG 34 $'■; A Zsof-y Seated: Mr. Snyder. Charlie Martin. Jim Brink-V. Pres.. Robert Hazell-Pres., Debbie Garrett-Sec., Brenda Bar- ner-Sec. Row 1: Steve Morton, John Crane, Terry Stewart, Donna Bennett. Gary Gilmore. Keith Sappington. Student Council The Student Council has been active this year. With their new slate of officers to lead them, they quickly roared into action. One of their first responsibilities was to organize the Homecoming Parade, which was bigger and better than ever. Later in the year, the Student Council sponsored an all-school dance called the Barf Bucket Ball. It was acclaimed a huge success. Toward the end of the school year, basketball goals were erected in the school’s circle driveway. 36 Members of the Student Council meet with Rep. Ichord before an assembly. Robert Hazell makes a few opening remarks during an assembly. The faculty collects admission for the Student Council at the Barf Bucket Ball. The Barf Bucket Ball was thoroughly en- joyed by everyone. 37 Row 1: Mrs. Betty Mudd-Sponsor, Donna Smith-Editor. Karla Hilgedick-Assistant Editor, Nancy Bullard- Business Manager. Row 2: Jan Wintermeyer. Judy Cahoon, Genette Long. Debbie Brink, Sue Begemann. Row 3: Jim Brink, Cindy Stewart. John Crane. EAGLE Staff Jan is happy with work as a member of the Eagle Staff. Karla Hilgedick and Donna Smith discuss the ma- jor points of the yearbook. 38 Miss Jenkins devotes much of her atten- tion to aid the staff. The messy job- sticking the pictures down. Donna works hard as Editor of the Eagle Staff. Choosing the pictures for the book is always a hard decision. Jan and Genette carefully study the pic- tures that they will use. Seated: Mrs. Turner. Adviser. Brenda Barner, Co-editor, Kathy Gilpin. Co-editor. Robert Hazell. Row 1: Sue Bepemann, Nancy Sanderson, Debbie Hudson. Lisa Sevier, Elaine Bondurant. Roxann Jeffery. Row 2: Mitchell Bennett. Rick Tracy. Jim Brink. Grep Wren. Jr. Cumminps. Jamie Day, Dennis Sachs. Newspaper Staff The Beak N Eye Newspaper Staff printed seven newspapers and three flyers during the year. In April they toured KRCG TV and the Jeffer- son City News and Tribune. Sue Bepemann and Brenda Barner hurry to meet their upcominp deadline. 40 Seated: Mrs. Sansom. Adviser, Sue Begemann, President, Brenda Barner, Vice-President, Donna Smith, Secre- tary. Standing: Janis Johnson. Nancy Bullard. Cindy Stewart, Nancy Sanderson, Debbie Garrett. National Honor Society New initiates, in pajamas, are led to the bank by old members. This year the National Honor Society brought to Ashland a National production entitled “The Diary of Adam and Eve”. Ten new members were initiated in March. The or- ganization toured the St. Louis Zoo. Busch Brewery, and attended a Cardinal ballgame. The new and old members are shown after the induction ceremony. Seated: Patricia Basinger-Historian, Vicki Harmon-Treasurer, Debbie Garrett-Pres.. Peggy Sapp-Pres., Char- lene Loyd-V. Pres., Sue Begemann-Secretary- Row 1: Nancy Basinger, Sandy Forbis, Tina Cunningham. Cindy Bias, Joyce Nichols, Kay Harmon, Mrs. Lee-Sponsor, Janis Johnson, Linda Nichols. Nancy Rouse, Peggy Hulen, Karen Loyd, Jeanne Sapp. Karla Wren. Row 2: Delores Martin, Renee Glaubitz, Kathy Benedict, Debbie Morris, Diane Crump, Jennifer Johnson. Bobbi Bernard, Gloria Biggs, Gloria Nichols, Becky Cundiff, Nancy Sanderson, Robyn Wright. Mary Ann Boelkes. Theresa Blank, Michele Libbert, Veronica White, LeAnn Sevier, Roxanne Ni- chols. Row 3: Sharon Basinger. LuAnn Batye, Dottie Brunk, Glenda Schmocker, JoAnn Forbis, Carol Hagans, Cheryl Martin, LaDonna Jeffery, Tiffany Martin, Beverly Vaughn, Sandra Bernard, Kandie White, Pat Nichols. Judy Wallace, Mary Glodo, Becky Langdon, Tonja Turner, Rosemary Forsee, Joni Hazell. Glenda Bullard. Future Homemakers of America Mothers relax as they wait for the banquet to begin. Mrs. Lee, sponsor, receives a corsage for her service. 42 F.H.A. was proud of the Fine job the F.F.A. serv- ers did. The delicious meal was enjoyed by everyone attending. Banquet Peggy Sapp, President, gives a parting thought. Mothers and daughters enjoyed a very enter- taining evening. For entertainment, a few of the F.H.A. girls acted out a musical skit. Gloria Nichols, next year’s vice-president, rises for recognition. 43 ASHLAND Seated: Mr. Armentrout-Advisor. Dale Lenger-Chaplain, Mark Pauley-Treasurer. Mark Glaubitz-Vice President. Jr. Cummings-President, Randy Peterson-Secretary, Charlie Martin-Parliamentarian, Danny Nichols-Reporter (not pictured). Row 1: Curtis Bennett. Mike Sjostrand, Vincent Barner. Steve Gilpin. Curtis Wren, Melvin Ingles. Kerry Brown, Dean Martin, Kevin Groves, Meredith Vaughn, Reed Nichols, Mitchell Bennett. Russell Garrett, Mike Crocker, Kenny Harmon. Darrell Bennett, David Cummings. Larry Goosey. Row 2: Bobby Brunk, David Nichols. Roland Wren, James Glodo, Eddie Sapp, Jesse Barnhart, Terry Old, Eddy Harmon, Matthew Whitworth. John Martin, Scott Bennett. Allan Bennett, Danny McNew, Roy Hartman. Sammy Hazell, Russell Miller, Alan Ni- chols. Darrell Sapp, Steve Parker. Row 3: Mark Pointer, Hartley Calvin. Brad Langdon. Phil Langdon. Kevin Nahler, Gary Gilmore, Ray Ingles, Randy Garrett, Dennis Sachs, Russell Goosey. Dale Sapp. Randy Batye. Ronnie Nichols, Bruce Nichols. Marvin Seward. Larry Mountjoy, Tom Martin. Dale Rand. Darrell Anderson. Future Farmers of America The boys work hard to clean the shop for Barn- warmin’. 44 Dale Lenger takes pride when he re- ceives his award. F.F.A. Banquet The F.H.A. girls worked hard as servers of the banquet. The banquet was kicked off with a delicious meal. The boys show their talent as they work in the shop. 45 Mrs. Mudd. adviser, Brenda Barner, Cindy Stewart, Kathy Gilpin, Donna Smith, Nancy Bullard. National Quill and Scroll The National Quill and Scroll is an honorary society for high school journalists. Mem- bers are selected on the basis of their work on the yearbook or newspaper staff. They must be a junior or senior and rank in the upper third of their class. New members are selected at the end of each year. Because of her work on the yearbook staff. Nancy Bullard has earned membership in Quill and Scroll. Seated: Mrs. Geary, Reed Glaubitz, Margie Baker, Donna Walls. Glen Murray. Row 1: Monica O’Connor, Pat Basinger, Elaine Bondurant, Becky Williams, Linda Nichols, Nancy Sanderson. Vicki Harmon, Brian Murray. Rosalie Johnston. Sue Begemann. Row 2: Ronda Sapp, Janice Nichols, Bob Kuykendall, Randall Nichols, Junior Cummings, Beverly Vaughn, Linda Arledge, Randy Spotswood. Carla Sjostrand. Spanish Club Spanish Club was a new organization added to the school this year. They went on a field trip to the University, where they sat in on a Spanish class. They then ate at the Casa de Montez. The club also sponsored a Pot Luck Supper. Reed Glaubitz announces the winner of the spirit link contest at Homecoming. 47 Seated: Miss Armstrong, Adviser, Terry Stewart, Historian. Reed Glaubitz, President, Steve Morton, Vice-Presi- dent, Margie Baker, Secretary, Randy Sapp. Sergeant at Arms. Row 1: Phillip Glaubitz. John Bullard, Keith Schenewerk, Denis Lenger, Rodney Branson, Carl Head, Ben Hilgedick, Darry Smith. Dennis Wyatt. Row 2: Steve Garrett. Bonnie Brade, Veronica White. Glenda Bullard. Greg Turner, Tiffany Martin. Brian Murray. Randy Spots wood. Science Club The first year of the Science Club proved to be a successful one. To raise money for the club, the members sponsored a popularity contest during the B-team Tournament. In February, the entire science club went to Kirksville to attend a program dealing with the science fair exhibits. We hope that the science club enjoys an even more successful year next year. 48 Terry Stewart is given the award as the most popular girl of the B-team Tournament. Sr. High Chorus Row 1: Mrs. Gray, Pat Basinger. Monica O’Connor. Glenn Murray, Terry Griggs. Ann Van Horn. LuAnn Batye, Donna Bennett. Pam Day. Vicki Harmon, Peggy Sapp, Nancy Rouse. Rosalie Johnston. Row 2: Becky Ryals, Treasa Rand, Nola Cavanaugh. Linda Ariedge, Beverly Vaughn. Evelyn Rogers. Tiffany Martin, Leona Nichols, De- lores Martin, Diana McLaughlin. Joyce Green. Judy Cohoon, Marie Rice. Row 3: Randy Peterson, Malcolm Clay- ton, Russell Goosey, Kevin Groves, John Thomas, Kevin Nahler. Ronnie Schmocker. Farron Batye, Jerry Bowden. Charlie Martin. Ray Ingles. Larry Mountjoy. Gary Nichols, Jesse Barnhart. Roland Wren. Jr. High Chorus Row 1: Mrs. Gray. Karla Cunningham. Michele Davidson. Jada Groves, Janet Forbis, Rebecca Thomas. Mary Ar- nold, Leesa Batye, Doris Long, Janice Crane. Row 2: Cathy Nichols. Judy Marshall, Karen Lenger. Jan Bra- shear. Pam Allen, Cindy Ryals. Allison Long. Row 3: Stanley Sapp. Brad Riner. Kerry Brown. James Glodo. Ricky Rouse, Ricky Ryals, John Glascock. 49 Standing: Brad Hiner, Karla Wren. How 1: Barbara Purcell, Marsha Branson, Becky Hyals, LaDonna Jeffery. Diane Crump, Mrs. Cheney. Row 2: Donna Sapp. Brenda Hazell, Peggy Hulen, Pam Griggs, Kim Phillips, Glenda Bullard. LuAnn Batye, Jan Batye, Cathy Nichols, Jan Wintermeyer, Mary Glodo. Greg Higdon, Janice Crane. How 3: Mike Martin. Bill Martin, Brian Gilpin, Karla Cunningham. Lane Phillips, Scott Bennett, Keith Sappington. Jesse Barnhart. Terry Wren. Ben Hilgedick, Dennis Lenger, Handy Nichols, Ronnie Allen, John Bullard. Kurt Wintermeyer. Debbie Rogers. Row 4: John Crane, Harold Reeder, Jeff Henry. Lenny Lenger, Becky Williams, Marvin Seward, Clyde Clark. Curtis Bennett, Steve Gilpin, Mark Barner. Row 5: Doug Steelman. Scott Edwards, Kevin Head. David Nichols, David Shock, Kenny Head, Mary Arnold. Jan Brashear, Steve Nistendirk, Mike Sjo- strand, Carl Head. James Glodo. Row 6: Rodney Branson, Meredith Vaughn, Dale Rand. Barry White. Kevin Groves, James Reeder, Steve Garrett. Row 7: Allison Long, Veronica White, Sheryl Sapp, Beverly Vaughn, Rox- anne Nichols, Karen Loyd. Band Dale Rand demonstrates his musical abil- ity at the Talent Show by performing a drum solo. The band has been very active this past year. Under the direction of Mrs. Cheney, they per- formed in our Homecoming Parade. They also participated in the Band Festival and Contest. To highlight the year, they once again spon- sored a talent show. They chose Bart Tiche- nor to serve as Master-of-Ceremonies. With the large profit they received from the event, a new set of drums was purchased. Stage Band Jesse Barnhart per- forms a trumpet solo at the talent show. The Stage Band has displayed their musical talent several different times this year. Once, as a treat to those who eat in the school caf- eteria, they performed during the lunch hour. At another time, they went to the Band Contest to com- pete with other musical groups. At the end of the year, they dem- onstrated their fantastic talents by entertainingat the Spring Concert. The Stage Band practices hard under the guid- ance of Mrs. Cheney. Lenny Lenger. Steve Gilpin. LuAnn Batye, Becky Williams. Harold Reeder, John Crane. David Nichols. Dale Rand, James Glodo, Kenny Head, Jesse Barnhart. Karla Cunningham. Sheryl Sapp. Glenda Bullard. Mrs. Cheney. Bonita Glascock, Marie Rice, Brenda Barner, Debbie Hudson. Debbie Brink. Charlene Lloyd. Jana Renoe not pictured. Cheerleaders Bonita Glascock gladly creams” Coach Harper. Mr. Snyder starts off the pep rally with a few words. The cheerleaders pause during half time. Kneeling: Debbie Brink. Charlene Loyd. Brenda Barner, Debbie Hudson. Bonita Glascock. Marie Rice. Seated: Mrs. Tichenor. Donna Smith. Janis Johnson. Linda Hackman, Donna Anderson. Miss Armstrong. Row 1: Fat Basinger. Jan Wintermeyer. Karen Sapp. Melody Quinn. Debbie Lammers, Vivian Barner. Marcia Gardner. D’Ann Long. Donna Walls. Janice Nichols. Row 2: James Glodo. Nancy Sanderson. Judy Cohoon. Nancy Bullard. Treasa Rand. Genette Long. Cindy Ryals. Becky Thomas. Lisa Sevier. Renee Glaubitz, Sue Begemann. Row 3: Beverly Vaughn. Debbie Sapp. Cindy Stewart. Debbie Nichols. Eddy Harmon. John Martin, Vicki Harmon. Glenda Bullard. Margie Baker, Lynn Sapp. Paula Perkins. Carla Sjostrand. Evelyn Rogers. Sr. High Pep Club Students and teachers relax at the Sweetheart Dance. The King and Queen candidates anxiously await the crowning. 53 Seated: Dale Lenger, Steve Morton, Mike Sapp, Jim Brink. Coach Harper. Row 1: Marcia Gardner. Karla Hilgedick, Janice Nichols, Donna Smith. Donna Anderson, Donna Walls, Nancy Bullard. Randy Sapp. Row 2: Randall Nichols. John Sappington, Lenny Lenger, Roland Wren, Rick Tracy, Byron Klemme, Robert Hazell, Dennis Batye, Tim Greene, Charlie Martin, Woody Kuykendall, Kent Nichols. Letterman s Club The Letterman’s Club worked hard this year to make money for their Athletic Banquet. As a project, they sold Rex clean- ser. Later in the year their banquet was held to honor outstanding athletes in our school. Many trophies were awarded with a special one given to Coach Harper. To finish an enjoyable evening, the Versatiles provided musi- cal entertainment. Jim Brink receives his award for best 54 free throw percentage from Coach Harper. Mrs. Tichenor presents Debbie Hudson with her cheerleading letter. Clockwise: Cindy Ryals, Treasa Rand, Becky Ryals, Judy Cohoon, Cindy Stewart, Nancy Bullard. Genette Long. Pom Pon girls pose for a picture before the Homecoming Parade. Pom Pon Girls Treasa Rand per- forms one of the 55 routines. Jr. High Cheerleaders Karla Wren. Karen Loyd. Tonja Turner, Marsha Branson. Kay Harmon. Jani Hazell. Jr. High Pep Club Kneeling: Jani Hazell. Pam Harmon. Marsha Branson, Tonja Turner, Karen Loyd, Karla Wren. Row 1: Kay Harmon. Kathy Benedict. Debbie Morris, Diane Crump. LaDonna Jeffery. Veronica White. Leesa Batye. Peggy Hulen, Lisa Adams. Jeannie 56 Sapp, Janice Crane. Mrs. Aird; Sponsor. Row 2: Karen Lenger. Jan Brashear, Mary Glodo, Mary Arnold, Cathy Nichols. Kandie White, Pam Griggs. Robyn Wright, Donna Richardson. Jan Batye. LeAnn Sevier, Roxanne Nichols. Barbara Purcell. As part of the decorations, the boys hang their FFA banner. Mr. Armentrout supervises as the boys prepare for Barnwarmin’. Marsha Branson and Alan Bennett demonstrate how to pass the lifesaver. Local talent provides the music for Barnwarmin . Barnwarmin' The FFA boys once again sponsored Barn- warmin’. The height of the evening’s activ- ities revolved around the crowning of a queen. Freshman candidate, Becky Williams. Vari- ous relays were presented to add to the eve- ning’s events. The entertainment for the evening was provided by local musicians. The night was thoroughly enjoyed by all. 58 Students look forward to the evening’s festivities. Everyone enjoys the pace of a fast dance. As a highlight of the evening, the FFA President, Junior Cummings, crowns Becky Williams. The students relax during a pause in an event. The Queen and her attendants pose for a picture. Adults talk shop as the evening progresses. 59 The spirit of Homecoming is shown once again by these decorated lockers. Sounds of the 70's . . The band played an important part in the pep rally to help arouse enthusiasm. Homecoming ’72 began with the traditional pep rally. Cheers and chants were sung to every- body’s spirit. Enthusiasm was built during the week by locker decorations and a chain link contest sponsored by the Spanish Club. More pep was added by the lively music of the school band. How do you guys expect to play 60 basketball looking like that?” Gosh. I've never been a cheerleader before! I think we do better as cheerleaders.” . . . Homecoming 1972 The Seniors of 72 finished first in the float division for the fourth year in a row. Janis Johnson with her escort. Jim Brink. Juniors display their talent once again by enter- ing the float competition. 61 Cindy Day with her escort Tim Greene. The Freshman proudly accept second place with their float. The Sophomores take third in float competition. Lynn Sapp and her escort Dale Lenger. Parade Adds Enthusiasm The seventh graders try their hand at building a float for the first time. The Sound of the 70’s is portrayed by the eighth grade float. I The four candidates eagerly await the announc- ing of the queen. Mr. Snyder was proud to be chosen as Grand Marshall. Dale Lenger escorts Lynn Sapp, Sophomore candidate, to her seat. Freshman candidate. Cindy Day, is escorted to her seat by Tim Greene. Janis Johnson was very proud to be chosen as Homecoming Queen. . . . to Homecoming Weekend. Rick Tracy with the Senior can- didate Janis Johnson. Pam Day, Junior candidate, is escorted in by Steve Morton. 63 The boys are eager to get on with this ex- citing Homecoming game, that is about to take place. M g w 4J Li [ 11 The boys do a few exercises before the game. The Road” provided the music for the dance. Everyone seemed to have a good time at the dance following the basketball game. Eagles Score 125 Points. The evening begins when candidate Beverly Vaughn is escorted in by Jim Brink. Queen Linda and King Dale surrounded by their court: left Beverly Vaughn and Jim Brink; right Brenda Barner and Rick Tracy. After the announcement is made. King Dale Lenger places the crown on Queen Linda Hackman's head. The Pep Club sponsor. Mrs. Tichenor. dances with her fa- vorite beau. Sweetheart Dance To make money this year, the Pep Club held a Valentines Dance. For the King and Queen candidates, three Senior boys were chosen from the basketball team, and three Senior girls were chosen from the Pep Club. The king was voted on by the girls basketball team, and the Queen by the boys team. Music for the dance was provided by the Cold Feet. 65 Music for the evening was provided by Cold Feet. Since this is leap year, the girls have their turn to ask the boys. Ju nior Class Presents 4 4 Our Town y y Oh. what a perfectly lovely wedding!” Roland Wren, stage manager, takes time Here he comes now, the town drunk!” out for a picture. 66 Professor Willard discusses the history of OUR TOWN. I'm bright Mama, you know I am. CAST Roland Wren Jesse Barnhart Bob Kuykendall Reed Nichols Susan Jones Ann Van Horn Dale Rand Karla Hilgedick Mitchell Bennett Debbie Hudson Lenny Lenger John Sappington Janice Nichols David Sachs Donna Walls John Crane Linda Arledge Russell Garrett Curtis Wren Dennis Batye Reed Glaubitz Carla Sjostrand Donna Walls Ronald Meng Brad Langdon Mike Sapp receives the Math Award from Mrs. Chandler. Greg Wren and Nola Cavanaugh partici- pated in a skit for the assembly. Awards Assembly Nancy Sanderson as Miss Jenkins talks with one of her students. Senior Day Sue Begemann and Nancy Bullard were winners of the American Legion Oratorical Contest. Jr. Cummings received the award 68 for the most outstanding Senior Vo. Ag. student. Rick Tracy, as Mr. Seward, dictates a letter to his secretary Linda Hackman. Linda Hackman is awarded most valuable softball play- er by Coach Saccaro. Voted most valuable girl’s basket- ball player. Donna Walls receives a trophy. Athletic Banquet Coach Harper and his wife ad- mire the trophy presented him. On behalf of the Letterman’s Club, Steve Morton presents Coach with a trophy of appreciation. Mrs. Tichenor, as Pep Club sponsor, receives a gift cer- tificate. 69 Bart Tichenor shows his talent as Master of Ceremonies. Band Talent Show The New Salem Choir took first place in the High School division. Janice and John Crane combine their talent to take place in the High School division. The Buffingtons placed first in the Adult division. Debbie Sapp poses for a picture after Jim Brink awarded her the prize for being the “Groadiest Girl. ' Some of the teachers watch the concession stand 71 during the dance. Barf Bucket Ball The Student Council once again sponsored an All-School Dance. This year it was called the Barf Bucket Ball. Everyone was supposed to wear their “grubbies.” Debbie Sapp and James Reeder won the prizes for being the “Groadiest Girl and Boy.” “Road” provided the music for the evening. The dance was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone. Everyone enjoys the change of pace to a slow dance. Students of all ages dance to the music of Road. Prom 1972 The Sophomore servers busily await the coming of the guests. Hungry Juniors and Seniors keep the servers al- ways on the go. Dixie L - Love is beautiful A - All night long N - Night of dreams D - Days gone by Memories This table of Juniors anxiously wait for their meals. Jack Brade, as Huck Finn, hurries to serve his tables. John Crane welcomes all the guests to the Jun- ior-Senior Prom. A beautiful, warm May evening set the scene for this year’s Prom. The Juniors chose “Dixieland Memories” to be the theme. Ivy covered walls gave one the feeling of being on a plantation. The Sophomore servers wore clothing reminding one of the deep South. Af- ter the banquet, the crowning of a new King and Queen took place. During the program, the class will and prophecies were read, and gag gifts were presented. Following the program, “Dusty Foot” performed for the dance. This year’s Prom was enjoyed by all. The teachers eagerly await for Prom to begin. Everybody gets a laugh from the awards that were given out. Byron Klemme and Roland Wren share turns in announcing the prophecies and wills. 73 The entertainment for the night was presented by Dusty Foot. The pace was slowed down as the couples enjoy a slow dance. Students take time out to rest between dances. Spring is the time of fantasy And what we Juniors plan to do Is travel to the rainbow’s end The place where dreams come true, Imagination is the key To open up the gate Into the Land of Make Believe Before our Seniors graduate. The night is kicked off with a fast dance. Vicki Harmon and Mike Sapp are really excited after being crowned Prom Queen and King. The servers worked hard to make the dance a success. Guests and faculty observe the excitement of the evening. 75 . . Seniors. Kathy Gilpin erives an inspirational reading ac- companied by the Girl’s Sextet. Jerry Bowden happily enters the auditorium for Spring Concert. Spring Concert Glenn Murray, John Crane, Jesse Barnhart, and Roland Wren harmonize in a peppy barbershop tune. Cindy Stewart looks excited as she walks in to enjoy the music. Lively jazz is performed by the talented stage 76 band. The Senior High Chorus provides some moving numbers. Baccalaureate Junior Marshalls, Terry Griggs and Su- san Jones, enter the gym solemnly. Roland Wren, Glenn Murray. LuAnn Batye, and Linda Arledgesing “Climb Every Mountain.” The Reverend Hershel Hughes gives the invocation at Baccalaureate. Loretta Brune and Jerry Bowden discuss graduation. Graduation On May 25, 1972, graduation exercises were held for 54 Seniors. After Mr. Beach’s mes- sage the diplomas were given and scholar- ships were awarded. At the climax of the evening, the Alma Mater was played and the candlelighting ceremony was held. Mr. A. E. Beach from the Department of Edu- cation was the guest speaker at graduation. Junior Cummings goes up to accept the P.T.A. Scholarship. Donna Smith and Brenda Barner happily receive their awards for Valedictorian and Salutatorian. Kneeling: Roland Wren, John Sappington. Lenny Lenger, Meredith Vaughn. Keith Sappington. Ronnie Nichols. Standing: Charlie Martin. I erry Wren. James Allen. Jim Brink, Coach Harper. Byron Klemme. Mike Sapp. Steve Morton. Dale Lenger. Baseball Team . . . Coach Harper gives a word of encouragement to the boys as they return to the bench. The baseball team had a fine season this year as they ended with a 20-6 record. They swept the Sturgeon Tournament, Little Dixie Tour- nament, and the Little Dixie Conference. Their conference record was 4-1. The experience gained this year will be valuable to next year’s team. Byron Klemme warms up his pitching arm before the game. The outfielders take a little pre-game practice. The team huddles for a pep talk from Coach. . . . Wins Conference Title Coach Harper, at third, signals to the batter. An important part of any team is an ef- ficient catcher. The boys patiently wait for their turn at bat. 81 How 1: Brenda Barner. Linda Hackman. Donna Walls. Janis Johnson. Bonita Glascock. Jan Wintermeyer. Row 2: Dwaila Armstrong. Terry Stewart. Janice Nichols. Paula Perkins. Sheryl Sapp. Becky Williams, Coach Jim Saccaro. Girls’ Softball Pre-game warm-ups are an essential part of any game. The Girl’s Softball team in its first year had a very success- ful season with a 7-2 record. They also competed in the Con- ference Tournament finishing third. Linda Hackman’s pitching is a vital part of the team. Row 1: Nancy Bullard, Linda Hackman. Marcia Gardner, Karla Hilgedick. Janis Johnson, Debbie Nichols. Row 2: Jan Winter- meyer, Donna Walls, Terry Stewart, Penny Rouse, Donna Anderson, Donna Smith, Janice Nichols, Coach Gary Harper. Girls’ Basketball The 1971-72 Girls Basketball team had some- what of a disappointing season, finishing with a 6-10 record. The team took fourth in the Conference and consolation in the Conference Tournament. The season was a new experi- ence as the girls played full-court basketball. Donna Smith reaches for a rebound during the in- tra-squad game. 83 The piris proudly accept their consolation trophy in the conference tournament. Jan Wintermeyer goes up high for a jump ball. On a fast break Janice Nichols scores two points for Ashland. A wild scramble for the ball leaves Marcia Gardner floored. 84 The intra-squad game prepared the girls for a tough season. As the girls have learned, team work can win or lose a game. Tension mounts as Donna Smith leaps for a tip-off. Marcia Gardner and Donna Walls control the ball. Ashland 43 Jamestown 55 Ashland 38 Russellville 35 Ashland 44 Community R-6 53 Ashland 51 Sturgeon 34 Ashland 31 Fayette 56 Ashland 49 Sturgeon 25 Ashland 22 Russellville 47 Ashland 38 Community R-6 29 Ashland 40 New Bloomfield 34 Ashland 58 St. Elizabeth 17 Ashland 52 Fayette 59 Ashland 24 Harrisburg 45 Ashland 40 New Bloomfield 44 Ashland 24 Cairo 49 Ashland 64 Higbee 68 Conference Gaines Conference Tournament Donna Smith shows her of- fensive ability as she drib- bles down the court. 85 Kneeling: Coach Gary Harper. Standing: Woody Kuykendall. Dale Lenger, Steve Morton. Kent Nichols, Robert Hazell, Mike Sapp. Byron Klemme, Rick Tracy, Jim Brink. Randall Nichols. A Team Dale Lenger puts another one in for Ashland. The 1971-72 Eagles Basketball Team enjoyed a 19-8 record this year. They also finished first in Conference action and third in the Conference Tournament. This years new style of basketball, fast break, was evident as the Eagles scored over 100 points five times this year, of which four were consecutive. The Eagles finished the year averaging 85 points a game. 86 Coach Harper giving team last minute instructions. Ashland 57 St. Elizabeth 78 Ashland 88 Jamestown 68 Ashland 84 Blair Oaks 72 Ashland 88 Madison 67 Ashland 67 Cairo 70 Ashland 62 North Callaway 59 Ashland 97 Jamestown 76 Ashland 62 Louisiana ' 72 Ashland 70 Wellsville 86 Ashland 79 Silex 67 Ashland 110 Sturgeon 86 Ashland 125 Higbee 46 Ashland 117 St. Elizabeth 90 • Ashland 109 Fatima 113 Ashland 82 Linn 86 Ashland 73 North Callaway 54 Ashland 83 Madison 72 Ashland 85 Hallsville 54 Ashland 68 South Callaway 54 Ashland 83 New Bloomfield 73 Ashland 62 Harrisburg 56 Ashland 60 Community R-6 58 Ashland 102 M.S.D. 70 Ashland 68 Cairo : 77 Ashland 79 New Bloomfield 62 Reg. Ashland 87 Kemper 62 Reg. Ashaldn 67 Salisbury 78 Conference Games Conference Tournament Montgomery City Tournament Linn Tournament Eagles put the fast break to work as Jim Brink lays it in. Fourth quarter tip off of this year’s intra-squad game. Steve Morton lays in another two points against M. S. D. Jim Brink and Steve Morton attempt to intercept a pass in the last minutes of the Cairo game. 88 Robert Hazell fights for control of the ball. Byron Klemme's ability to score un- der pressure is a great asset to Ashland. Warm-up exercises are al- ways a good thing to loosen tense muscles. Two more points are added to Ashland’s score in another conference win. Kneeling: Woody Kuykendall, Randall Nichols, managers: Standing: Roland Wren. John Sappington. James Allen. Terry Wren, Tim Greene. Merideth Vaughn, Lenny Lenger. Coach Gary Harper. “ B” Team As ever, the “B” Team enjoyed a very suc- cessful season this year. They ended with a 13-5 record, much better than expected. They placed third in the Ashland “B” Team Tour- nament. Towards the end of the season they scored over 100 points against New Bloomfield. Congratulations on a fine season. The boys learn the value of teamwork as they quickly soar ahead. 89 Meredith Vaughn’s ability in rebounding aids the team in many games. Two points are added to the score by Roland Wren’s successful use of the fast break. M. S. D. stands by helplessly as John Sap- pington prepares to add two points to Ash- 90 land's score. Although just a Freshman. Terry Wren is a great asset to the team. Defense is an important part of every team’s success. Randy McKee scores again on another of his fantastic lay-ups. Front Row: James Glodo, Scott Bennett, Alan Bennett, Keith Sappington, Rouse. Ronnie Nichols, Tom Martin. Randy Batye, Coach Saccaro. Mark Nichols. Back Row: Bruce Nichols. Ricky Freshman Team Ashland 35 Cairo 60 Ashland 32 U-High 46 Ashland 35 Cairo 34 Ashland 50 Madison 57 Ashland 60 U-High 54 Ashland 52 Madison 41 Ashland 57 Higbee 54 Ricky Rouse adds two points to the home team score. Front Row: Mike Craig. Dennis Wyatt. Kurt Wintermeyer. Mike Martin. Bill Martin. Darry Smith. Back Row: Rodney Bran- son. Lane Phillips. Lester Gilpin. Curtis Bennett. Marvin Seward. Steve Garrett. Steve Nistendirk. Dennis Lenger. Dick Smith, Ben Hilgedick. Mike Sjostrand. Jeff Henry, Coach Saccaro. Ben Hilgedick puts an- other point on the board for Ashland. The Seventh and Eighth grade team showed much promise this year by working hard and compiling a 5-6 record. They gained experience for the coming years. The boys have learned early the value of teamwork and sportsmanship. Bill Martin dribbles past an opponent. Ashland gets the tip-off on a jump ball. Seventh and Eighth Grade Team • 92 Jan Wintermeyer-Sophomore Donna Anderson-Junior Becky Williams-Freshman Homecoming Attendants Lynn Sapp-Sophomore 96 Homecoming Queen Janis Johnson-Senior 97 AHS Attendants Mr. and Miss AJHS Cindy Day-Keith Sappington P'reshmen Donna Walls Junior Greg Wren-Senior 98 Margie Baker-Merideth Vaughn Sophomore Mr. and Miss AHS Sweetheart King and Queen lOO Linda Hackman - Dale Lenger Donna Anderson Linda Arledge Jesse Barnhart Sharon Basinger Dennis Batye Mitchell Bennett Gloria Biggs Elaine Bondurant Judy Cohoon John Crane Kent Crump Pam Day Marcia Gardner Russell Garrett Bonita Glascock Junior Class Play . . . 102 Reed Glaubitz Tim Greene Terry Griggs Susan Harmon Karla Hilgedick Debbie Hudson Roxanna Jeffery Susan Jones Byron Klemme Bob Kuykendall Wanda Lambeth Bradford Langdon Philip Langdon Lenny Lenger Charlene Loyd Rodney Mallinchrodt Cheryl Martin Delores Martin John Martin Ronald Meng . . . Helps Finance From Steve Morton Gloria Nichols Janice Nichols Linda Nichols Randall Nichols Reed Nichols Paula Perkins Dale Rand 103 Chester Reeder Steven Reeder Evelyn Rogers Nancy Rouse David Sachs Don Sapp Kathy Sapp Randy Sapp Sheryl Sapp John Sappington David Shock Carla Sjostrand Juniors Sell Tom ll at Showcase John Crane. President; Paula Perkins. Sec- retary - Treasurer; Byron Klemme. Vice President. Barry White Curtis Wren Roland Wren 104 Donna Bennett Jack Brade Debbie Brink Regina Calvin James Allen Margie Baker Mitchell Basinger LuAnn Batye Sophomores Hold Bake Sale 105 Tina Cunningham Scott Edwards JoAnn Forbis Barbara Gibson Linda Gibson Renee Glaubitz Russell Goosey Joyce Green Kevin Groves Kenny Head Class of ’ 4 106 John Morris Larry Mountjoy Glenn Murray Kevin Nahler David Nichols Debbie Nichols Leona Nichols Melody Quinn Treasa Rand Cheryl Reeder Deryl Reeder Becky Ryals Karen Sapp Lynn Sapp Merry Sapp Rhonda Sapp Glenda Schmocker Class of ’ (4 Terry Stewart Greg Turner Meredith Vaughn Jan Wintermeyer 107 Cynthia Allen Luana Anderson Vincent Barner Vivian Barner Randy Batye Alan Bennett Scott Bennett Cindy Bias Kerry Brown Bobby Brunk Glenda Bullard Hartley Calvin Freshmen Sell Palehes . . . Billy Cunningham Cindy Day Rosemary Forsee Gary Gilmore James Glodo Carol Hagans 108 Joni Hazell Carl Head Melvin Ingles Jennifer Johnson Jim Kelley Debbie Lammers Becky Langdon Stephanie Long Dean Martin Tom Martin Brian Murray Bruce Nichols . . . Boost Class Treasury Helen Nichols Joyce Nichols Mark Nichols Ronnie Nichols Class Officers: Debbie Lammers. V. Presi- dent: Gary Gilmore. President: Carol Hagans. Secretary-T reasurer. 109 Troy Nichols Terry Old Jack Pettigrew Mark Pointer Mary Ralph Ricky Rouse Cindy Ryals Dale Sapp Eddie Sapp Randy Sapp Keith Sappington Jane Singer Freshmen WinAJH Contest Randy Spots wood Rebecca Thomas Judy Wallace Matthew Whitworth Reeky Williams Terry Wren no Pam Allen Darrell Anderson Nancy Basinger Jan Batye Jim Batye Darrell Bennett Curt Bennett Bobbi Bernard Bonnie Brade Marsha Branson Jan Brashear Clyde Clark Eighth Grade Has Class Party Janice Crane Teena Crane Michael Crocker Tammy Crocker Barbara Crump David Cummings Harold Cunningham Karla Cunningham 111 Janet Forbis Lester Gilpin Steven Gilpin Larry Goosey Pamela Griggs Jada Groves Kenny Harmon Pam Harmon Hoy Hartman Sammy Hazell Greg Higdon Robert Lee Karen Lenger Karen Loyd Judy Marshall Class Officers: Jeanne Sapp, V. President; Sammy Hazell. President; Bonnie Brade, Treasurer; Mike Crocker. Secretary. Eighth Grade Class . . . Danny McNew Russell Miller Jeannie Morris Charlotte Mustain 112 Alan Nichols Cathy Nichols Dennis Nichols Roxanne Nichols Steven Nistendirk Stephen Parker Nita Fay Pauley Lane Phillips Harold Reeder Darrell Sapp Jeanne Sapp Sandra Sapp . . . Sells Christmas Candles Mike Sjostrand Jack Turner Tonja Turner Racine Vaughn Mary Wilson 113 Lisa Adams Janice Allen Ronnie Allen W. J. Allen Mary Arnold Mark Barner Jimmy Basinger Ronnie Basinger Lessa Batye Kathy Benedict Curtis Bennett Sandy Bernard Brenda Bias Theresa Blank Mary Boelkes Seventh Grade Class Rodney Branson Dotty Brunk John Bullard Rochelle Calvin Vince Calvin Dennis Caudle Mike Craig Diane Crump 114 . . . Sells Hand-Made Afghan Dennis Hartman Brenda Hazell Jani Hazell Kevin Head Jeff Henry Ben Hilgedick Peggy Hulen Debbie Hutchison 115 Becky Cundiff Michelle Davidson Darrel Durham David Forbis Sandra Forbis Steve Garrett Brian Gilpin John Glascock Philip Glaubitz Mary Glodo Melvin Gregory Kay Harmon La Dona Jeffery James Kammerer Chris Kelly Kathy Kuykendall Dennis Lender Michelle Libbert Allison Long Doris Long Kay Mabrey Elizabeth Marquette Bill Martin Mike Martin Debbie Morris Ronald Morris Kirby Nichols Seventh Grade Sells Candy. . . 116 Pat Nichols Randy Nichols Robert Nichols Kim Phillips Dwayne Porter Barbara Purcell James Reeder Debbie Redden Donna Richardson Brad Riner Debbie Rogers Ricky Ryals Donna Sapp Karen Sapp Lorine Sapp Stanley Sapp Darry Smith Dick Smith Steve Stegeman Danny Stiers ... And Enjoys Class Party Steven Thomas Kandie White Veronica White Kurt Wintermeyer Karla Wren Robyn Wright Dennis Wyatt Dennis Zumwalt 117 Nellie Sapp serves punch on Valentines Day. E I c m e n t a r v A c t V • I e s First Graders, guided by Mrs. Cheney, enjoy performing. The Second Grade enjoy Halloween. 118 The Elementary decorate a bulletin board in Halloween fashion. Three Fourth Grade boys smile eagerly as they eat their refreshments. Cupcakes are a real treat on Valentines Day. Sixth Grade Jerelyn Durham David Edwards Ellen Fisher Cindy Fry Barbara Acton Peggy Allen Cheryl Ballew Gene Batye Bruce Begemann Jim Begemann Karen Bennett Keith Brunstrom Ed Crane Mescal Cummings Karen Cunningham Greg Cunningham Larry Glaubitz David Goosey Richard Grant Marjory Gregory Bruce Hackmann Billy Harmon Eric Harmon Teresa Harmon Fenny Hause Denise Higgins Strother Hollingsworth Sixth Grade Tracy Hudson Darrell Hulen Darryl Jackson Donna Johnson Brenda Lambeth Lindell Lee Becky Marquette Clarinda Miller 120 Mary Miller Gregg Nichols Larry Nichols Debbie Parker Russell Phillips Paula Ralph Belinda Ridgel Pamela Rogers Kathy Sapp Sixth Grade Linda Sapp Susan Sapp Terry Sapp Doug Smith ♦Joy Seward Gary Vaughn Donald Woods Jeffery Wren 121 Darin Anderson Glenda Basinger Connie Bennett Roger Bennett Mitchell Blank Debby Branch Jeri Bretthorst Jim Bullard Richard Burnett Ranita Calvin Bobby Craig Eddie Crane Leland Crane Randy Crocker Bobby Cundiff Fifth Grade Ronnie Davidson Mike Forbis Allen Garrett Kyle Garrett Alison Gilpin Mike Griggs Neil Groves 122 Jim Hazell Jennifer Henry Jack Higdon Chris Hollingsworth Doris Hutchison Connie Johnson Nancy Lewis Ronnie Libbert Kelli Martin Richard Martin Laura McCoy Craig Middaugh Fifth Grade Wanda Morris Eugene Nelson Karlene Nichols Mike Nichols Christine Offringa Starla Pauley Christine Perkins Rusty Phillips 123 Arthur Reeder Mark Roush Lenora Sachs Darrell Sapp Janet Sapp Jim Sapp Kathy Sapp Susan Schmitt JuneSchmocker Danny Smith Sidney Stephens Karen Tevis Fifth Grade Debbie Thomas Julie Treece Keith Vaughn Debbie Veach Tammy Washburn Karla Watson Ed Welch A. 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Zumalt 124 Joe Allen Kim Allen Jeff Ballew Bart Barner Randy Baysinger Ann Becker Chris Bennett Don Bennett Cash Bensyl Raymond Bernard Mike Blank Rowland Blythe Fourth Grade Lori Bowden Doug Calvin DeEtta Campbell Rodney Carlos Tommy Clatterbuck Patty Crocker Kathy Crump Robert Cummings 125 Forrest Cunningham Tammy Cunningham Buck Garrett James Glascock James Glaubitz Karla Goetting Darren Griggs Delanna Harmon Ricky Harmon Debbie Hartman John Henry Karla Hudson Edward Johnson Anita Kiessling Connie Kleasner Fourth Grade 126 Ervalene Lambeth Danny Libbert Andrea Long Greg Long Nancy Long Colleen Martin Steve Martin Tina Martin Dale Nichols Price Nichols June Nickles Dru Phillips Tracy Rainey Leon Ralph Richard Rand Linda Reeder Tammy Richardson Lynette Ridgel Daphne Rood Debbie Roulette Jerry Roush Steve Sachs Fourth Crude Brenda Sapp Christy Sapp Dennis Sapp Donna Sapp Mark Sapp Rodney Sapp Tracy Sapp Leslie Sevier 127 Andy Shoults Matthew Snodgrass Terri Stiers Julia Sydow Mark Tanner Sandra Thomas Billy Toth Toni Underwood Fourth Grade Paula Vaughn Kathy Watson Randy White Greg Williams Steven Williams Jeff Woods 128 E I c m e n t Two Second Grade girls compare Valentines. First Graders enjoy showing off their colorful Halloween costumes. Clever Halloween decorations are dis- played in many Elementary rooms. a r y A c t i V I t I e s The nativity scene is a traditional part of the Christmas Program. 129 Jerry Allen Lonnie Allen Terri Arnold Charles Arnsmeyer Helen Basinger Mike Baumgartner Kathy Beckmeyer Gregg Begemann Karla Bennett David Brashear Danny Bretthorst Charles Brown Third Grade 130 Jennie Burnett Scott Cain Angela Calvin Geneva Clark Walter Cook Constance Cox Martha Crump Angela Duncan Edward Duvall Eddie Ennis Tommy Esterly David Fisher James Forbis Renee Franklin Dana Garrett Kim Garrett Mark Goff Carl Goosey Third Grade Mike Gregory Mitzi Groves Steven Head Ahna Hollingsworth Charles Hughes Cindy Hutchison Marjean Johnson 131 Tom Johnson Brian Kelly Leslie Lee Michael Lee Janet Lewis Diana Long Tracy Long Debbie Marquette Adam Middaugh Leslie Nichols Lloyd Nichols Mary Nichols Third Grade Ronnett Nichols Carla Pauley Scott Perkins Kelly Reichel Billy Richardson David Richardson Ricky Richardson Adam Sapp Danny Sapp Bryan Snyder Tim Snodgrass Deborah Stephens Ronnie Sullivan Lisa T reece Jack Ridgel Mike Vaughn Danny Vernon Third Grade Cindy Winkelman Linda Woods Traci Wren Allen Zumalt Biff Barner Mark Beckmeyer Gary Paul Bennett Larry Bondurant Matthew Bowden David Brunk Kevin Brunstrom Danny Calvin Howard Cathey Jeffrey Cook Brenda Crocker Charles Duenow Second Grade Billy Duvall Brenda Forsee Scott Garrett Diana Gilpin Janice Goetting Cynthia Harbour 134 Leta Harmon Karl Hartman Mary Hazell Billy Herron Randy Jenkins Tinamarie Kelly Second Grade P.T. Kuykendall Marsha Lewis Mike Marquette Darla Martin Christina McCubbin Anna Nichols Cheryl Nichols Debbie Nickles Tina Pauley Linda Perkins Randy Phillips Jeffrey Reeder 135 Paula Ridgel Kathy Sachs Janna Sapp Scott Sapp Sheila Sapp .Jon Schenk Shelly Smith Chris Stegeman Lisa Tanner Darla Thomas Billy Toothaker Diane Toth Dedra Veach Tamra Vernon Mike Washburn Second Grade Wesley Williams Kimberly Woods Curtis Wooters 136 Lisa Arnold Debra Arnsmeyer Ed Bartel Julie Basinger Elizabeth Basinger Susan Becker Brian Begemann Mark Bennett First Grade Mark Bennett Deanna Bernard Leta Bowden Mitchell Buckner Todd Bullard Brenda Burton Eric Caudle Jeff Clark Lyle Clark Robin Clatterbuck Jeanne Cohoon Bobby Crocker 137 Kathy Ennis Keith Ennis Sarah Esterly Kandy Fry Scott Glascock Cindy Grant Mary Lou Gregory Terri Hackman Marlon Hackmann Terry Hilgedick Kenny Hudson Homer Hutchison First Grade Kent Jeffrey Elizabeth Jenkins Michelle Kelly Grant Kerr Laura Kidwell Jeff Lammers Jo Long Scott Long 138 Jay Manns Todd Martin Matthew Martz Doug McCoy Debbie McDow Mark Morris Christine Nelson Joe Nichols First Grade Penny Nichols Dorsey Perkins Jeff Perkins Rhonda Quinn Janice Ralph Scott Ramsdell Boyd Rice Jay Richardson Annette Sapp Brian Sapp Keith Sapp Scott Sappington 139 Lynne Schenewerk Sally Shoults Darrell Sinderson Randy Smith Paul Stephens Paulina Story Mike Sullivan Zella Underwood Edward Vaughn Renee Vaughn Mike Verhoff Johnny Vernon First Grade Shelly Winkelman Jill VVintermeyer Darryl Woods Byron Zumalt Sherry Watson Steven Welch Rebecca WThite 140 Kendall Adams Angelle Adkison Lesley Arnold Darin Baker Gary Baumgartner Dewayne Blythe Chris Brinegar Christine Brune Dawn Brunk Reggie Calvin Michelle Christian Tracy Clark Steven Craig Keith Crane Dana Crump Kindergarten Cindy Ennis Lisa Forbis Donna Franklin Melody Goosey Jennie Gregory Daniel Hollingsworth Dianna Ingles Sheila Ingles Linda Knight Suzann MacLelland 141 James Martin Pamela Martin Mike McCubbin Lisa Nichols Sharon Nichols Sherry Nilges Russell Offringa Lori Ploger Tammy Redden Samantha Rice Diann Richardson Darin Sapp Jerry Sapp Patricia Schenewerk Jeana Selbach Angela Cunningham Joey James Diane Thomas Mary Thomas Sherry Vandelicht Jimmy Johnson Wes Watson Doug White Brenda Winkelman Chris Wooters 142 Ashland, Missouri For Complete News Complete Home and Sports Coverage Furnishings at low Read the Everyday Prices WALLY’S COLUMBIA DAILY TRIBUNE FURNITURE Ashland, Mo. Best Wishes Seniors L- ■ 4 ! Me, HARTSBURG GROCERY CLYDE’S MFA SERVICE Hartsburg, Mo. Phone 657-2114 Highway 63 South Conrad Marjorie Barner Columbia, Missouri 145 “For A Lovelier You” visit ASHLAND BEAUTY SHOP Specializing in Hairstyling, Haircutting, Coloring, Permanent Waving, and Wig Service Hazel Martin “Since 1950” Phone 657-4520 Ashland, Mo. PAULEY’S HARDWARE R. M. PAULEY AND SON Ashland, Mo. Phone: 657-2074 Hardware Paint Plumbing and Electrical Supplies 146 BELL BROS. Family Shoe Store Parkade Plaza Shopping Center Columbia, Missouri Use Your Master Charge LaCROSSE LUMBER CO. La Crosse Lumber Co. Columbia, Mo. 449-2626 Dealers In Building Materials, Paints, Varnishes, Glass, Builder’s Hardware Special Plan Services BULL PEN CAEE Steaks and Dinners 147 Columbia Livestock Auction Barn BOWLING A Family Sport that lasts a lifetime Student Rates TOWN COUNTRY LANES 1508 N. Providence Road Columbia, Missouri Ashland’s Newest MAGIC MIRROR BEAUTY SALON Bonnie Bullard-Dorothy McBee Tinting Frosting-Personalized Styling Sale Service of Wigs Hair Pieces Stewart-McBee Building-Ashland, Mo. Phone 657-2440 OUR COMPLIMENTS TO YOU OUR FUTURE CUSTOMERS Boone County National Bank J 8th Broadway Providence at Walnut 148 Columbia, Missouri TOALSON FURNITURE New and Used Furniture Washers - Dryers - Television - Refrigerators - Mattresses Free Delivery 101 N. Seventh Street Phone 443-3625 Congratulations! Best Wishes! ASHLAND UNITED SUPER Continuing An Ashland Tradition • Complete Supermarket Service • Finest Meats and Produce! None Better! • Everyday Low Prices - Complete Selection • Friendly Folks - We Appreciate Your Business 149 Appraisals Sell on Consignment Business Phone 636-2215 Phone 657-4373 CARL 150 Compliments of SOUTH COUNTY REALTY Ashland, Missouri TOALSON HOMER E. SNELL 1206 Rangeline Columbia, Missouri Phone 449-2777 HAMMOND’S REFRIGERATION SHEET METAL AAA Wrecker Service Texaco Products - Tires - Batteries Commercial and Domestic Open 6 A.M. to 10 P.M. 1120 Wilkes Boulevard Box 305 DON'S TEXACO SERVICE CENTER Bus. Loop 70 Hiway 63 North Phone 449-6286 Columbia, Mo. 65201 Owner: Don Morris Phone 442-4740 - 10 p.m. to 6 A.M. 442-6678 A TOUCH OF BEAUTY Louise B. Goslin, Hair Stylist My How You’ve Changed Woodstock Mobile Village Lot 157 Highway 63 South “Home of the First Promise Ring” ZALE’S Jewelers 442-3742 Columbia, Mo. 65201 Parkade Plaza Shopping Center Columbia, Missouri FHIUIDAIHV Frigidaire Appliances G.E. TV and Stereo Watches and Diamonds LA BRUE JEWELERS HERBERT HELMREICH JR. DOWNTOWN APPLIANCES INC. 1104 East Broadway Columbia, Missouri 1 443-8670 Business Phone Home Phone 449-4400 449-5754 HENDERSON IMP. CO. Your Oldest Farm yENGRAVING SERVICE Machinery Dealer Shop V J Eighth At Locust in Boone County Columbia, Missouri Columbia, Mo. A.C. N.H. Ph. 442-1252 151 SENTINEL WOOD TREATING Ashland, Mo. Phone 657-2164 Penta Pressure Treated Feed Lot Equipment, Portable Buildings, Post, Poles, and Lumber “Red” Weir ATHLETIC SUPPLIES SPORTSWEAR Trophies For All Occasions Pep Squad Jackets and Sweaters Athletic Supplies - Sportswear 1019 East Broadway Red Weir Larry Mack P. O. Box 673 Phone 443-7174 152 Columbia, Missouri BOONE COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY 1100 Rodgers Columbia, Missouri 449-1251 WHITE ELNA Sewing Center Sales Service 120 East Dunklin Jefferson City, Mo. Phone 422-3103 HUBBARD HEATING AIR CONDITION CO. INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL - SHEET METAL FABRICATION R. E.KIMES Gen. Mgr. 153 1114 WILKES BOULEVARD COLUMBIA, MISSOURI 65201 PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION 38 Years of Service Offices In Columbia Jefferson City Agricultural Loans for farm and family needs “Quality with Economy” BETTER-BUILT CONST. CO. Residential-Commercial-Farm Structures For Complete Building Service John P. Allen Rt. 5 Fulton 642-6378 Wendell Cunningham Rt. 1 Ashland 657-2882 RICHARDSON BASS CONSTRUCTION CO. 1410 Business Loop 70 West P. O. Box 913 154 Columbia, Missouri 65201 VAN’S DX ST. GEORGE LAUNDRY CLEANERS Brake Muffler Work Done Shoe Repair Storage 1102 Bus. Loop 70 East 116 East Dunklin Jefferson City. Mo. Phone 442-9711 Columbia, Mo. 65201 Phone 636-2215 Van Stone owner Phone 443-4789 COLUMBIA AUTO PARTS CO. “Genuine Replacement Parts IKE PA IR I N G ALLEE’S JEWELRY Watch Repairing Watches Bands 30 N. 9th Street Columbia, Missouri BIG B CLEANERS 1013 East Broadway Phone 442-9984 614 Business Loop 70 W. Phone 442-9824 Columbia, Missouri Compliments of SUDDEN SERVICE CLEANERS AND SHIRT LAUNDRY Tuxedo and Suit Rentals 126 S. Eighth Columbia, Mo. 155 Compliments of CITY ICE COLUMBIA WELDING AND MACHINE CO. AND 1333 Business COLD STORAGE Box 602 Loop 70 East 126 W. Dunklin St. Columbia, Missouri Jefferson City, Mo. Magnavox -RCA Whirlpool vV COLUMBIA X APPLIANCE LINSENBARDT ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE TT � Tenth Broadway Columbia, Missouri Electric Motor and Magneto Service Phone 449-2653 Ray Lammers Paul (Bud) Toler Phone 636-7061 809 Jefferson St. WESTLAKE ACE HARDWARE CENTERS SCHELL WARD Columbia - Jefferson City Shoes and Ready-to-Wear Moberly - Macon - Kirksville - Fulton Dial 635-0104 or 635-0105 Most Complete Hardware Centers 101-103 East High Street In Mid- Missouri Jefferson City, Missouri Offset and Letterpress ASHLAND SMALL ENGINE Mailing Service SALES AND SERVICE WITT PRINT SHOP. INC. Homelite Chain Saws 214 South 8th Street Columbia, Mo. 65201 Lawn Mowers Tillers 156 Harold L. Nichols Phone 443-7227 Lloyd Blackburn The Central Trust Bank Jefferson City, Missouri MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Congratulations everyone on another great year. Decide NOW what you want in life. After all, you will never know if you got there, if you don’t know where you are going! Wm. Dee Montplaisir The Franklin Companies Tax Sheltered Programs 157 Box 896, Columbia, Mo. 65201 BURNETT FUNERAL HOME Ashland, Mo. Phone 657-2793 Wm. C. Burnett Mildred Burnett MIDSTATE REALTY Farm and City Property Everett P. Jacobs, Broker Walter W. Hulen, Salesman 1408 Bus. Loop 70, West Columbia, Mo. GLOBAL TRAVEL SERVICE “Just tell us where, when and for how long.” . AIR . SHIP . HOTEL . CRUISES . TOURS Complete domestic and foreign tickets, reservations Credit cards accepted Car rental Personalized consulting service Free Parking 211 South 8th Street Phone 449-2424 Columbia, Missouri 158 Compliments of THOMAS W. DRANE Assessor Boone County COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES MARY BOOTHE Circuit Clerk Boone County Greetings and Best Wishes To The Students Of Southern Boone County R-l School District from JIM KIRKPATKICK who likes being your SECRETARY OF STATE and wants your help so he can continue to serve you. Wholesale - Retail Coiffures By Jerry Specialists in Hair Coloring HAROLD NELSON AUTO SALES Award Winning Stylists Premium Cars at Minimum Prices BOUTIQUE d’ART 1406 North Garth - Phone 449-2200 Unique, Unusual Gifts 1029-31 E. Walnut Columbia, Mo. 449-7700 Columbia, Mo. Harold Nelson Kenneth Rybolt Phone 445-4034 Phone 449-5990 EASTGATE BENTON MOBILE HOMES Dealer in Quality Economy BEAUTY SALON 1. Next To Town And Country Lanes Columbia, Missouri Complete Beauty Service Hiway 63 and Broadway 2. 3 Miles North of Columbia on Hwy 63 449-4841 Columbia, Missouri Your General Electric Dealer WAL-MART DISCOUNT CITY 2233 Missouri Blvd. Jefferson City, Mo. 38 Departments under 60,000 sq. ft. of floor space at “everyday low discount prices.” HERB GORDON APPLIANCE COMPANY Free parking for over 500 cars. Open 9-9:30 Mon.-Sat. 1500 Missouri Blvd. Telephone 636-8722 Jefferson City, Mo. 65101 WILLIAMSON SANITARY SUPPLY MEHORNAY FURNITURE -MAINTENANCE CO. 1306 Indiana Avenue Columbia, Missouri 65201 A Division of LEHMAN-MEHORNAY INC. A complete line of floor maintenance equipment materials. Phone 443-1696 1025 E. Broadway Columbia, Missouri 160 For Skilled Auto Repair See RANGELINE AUTO PARTS INC. CRANE NICHOLS AUTO SERVICE 900 Rangeline Ave. Phone 449-0026 11 North Fifth St. Machine Shop Service Phone 449-0207 Columbia, Mo. Phone 442-3579 Columbia, Mo. Kenneth R. Nichols Wayne Crane Auto Parts Headquarters Congratulations Students Visit our family recreation center Bowling, Pool Room, Snack Bar and Nursery WEST GATE ABC LAND LANES, INC. JEFFERSON CITY. MISSOURI 65101 Phone 636-7108 2017 Christy Lane WEST GATE RESTAURANT Noon Buffets Large Salad Bar Childrens and Infant Wear Sewing Notions Materials Crafts Marjorie Stewart Broadway and Main 657-2212 161 ANDREWS FURNITURE CO. 514 East Broadway Columbia, Missouri 65201 Complete home furnishings Draperies-Carpets Attractively Priced 449-3744 JOHN RIDDICK MOTORS INC. Best Wishes From Your Volkswagen Dealer Columbia, Mo. 162 E ' GLASCOCK’S BARBER SHOP Jerry and Bob Ashland, Missouri RICE SERVICE STATION Ashland, Missouri Phone: 657-9323 Central Dairy Products “Your Home Town Dairy” Jefferson City, Mo. COLUMBIA. MO. «8201 Customer Parking Loans Night Depository Christmas Club Telephone 442-1181 Drive up Banking Checking Accounts Safe Deposit Boxes Savings Accounts 164 Compliments of Jefferson City, Mo. PORTH’S JEWELRY STORE 110 East High Street 636-4211 Jefferson City, Mo. RICHARDSON’S GUN REPAIR We buy, sell or trade Ashland, Missouri Phone 657-2376 HATFIELD’S CAFE Phone 653-9909 ‘‘South Side ROUTE B BARBER SHOP 1308 Mexico Gravel Premises at Gerbes Columbia Missouri CATHY’S CUT N' CURL 1310 Mexico Gravel Rd. Columbia, Missouri Discover Strollway Centre (Downtown) Columbia, Missouri Gifts . Cards . Candy Home Accessories GOOD VI Doris and Mitchell Martin 165 COI. ( , DELL CORNELL AND SON Mercury - Lincoln Continental - Cougar 303 Business Loop 70 Columbia, Missouri 449-4119 Jeep Wagoneer - Gladiator Trucks “All’s well when you deal with Cornell’s” Our 104th Year Ninth and Broadway Columbia, Missouri ADRIAN MATERIALS CO. Phone 636-4316 Crushed Stone Products Highway 63 P. O. Box 863 Jefferson City, Mo. For Quality Printing MODERN LITHO-PRINT COMPANY Jefferson City Serving Central Missouri Since 1937 Compliments of PEPSICOLA COLUMBIA BOTTLING COMPANY LIVESTOCK AUCTION Columbia, Missouri SCHANZMEYEH BOYCE AUTO BODY Phone 635-7317 409 West Elm Lincoln Mercury Jefferson City, Mo. Jefferson City, Mo. IVl 635-6188 SOUTH SIDE CLEANERS Expert Alterations BUSINESS MEN’S ASSURANCE COMPANY 226 E. Dunklin Jefferson City Pick up Delivery Service 2 Day Service 1 Day Service By Request Charles R. Stevenson - Branch Mgr. Corner Jefferson Dunklin Major Medical-Pension Plans Life-Health-Hospitalization-Group 635-1914 Jefferson City, Mo. Compliments of STAN GUNTER Congratulations to Srs. '72 from Jefferson City, Mo. MARTIN’S MFA District Mgr. The Reliable Life Insurance Co. SERVICE STATION Hartsburg, Missouri Compliments of BILLY JOE SAPP Building Contractor and Gyger Gas Dealer Phone 657-4313 Ashland, Mo. Flowers for Every Occasion Owner: Anita Sapp ANITA’S FLORIST AND GIFT SHOP Serving Columbia, Jefferson City, New Bloomfield, and Hartsburg Phone: 657-2848 West Broadway Home: 657-4313 Ashland, Mo. “Colonel” Jimmy Lloyd Sapp AUCTION SERVICE If You Like What You Hear Tell Others-If You Don't, Tell Me. Phone 657-4511 168 Selection Quality for all of your F'ashionable Sewing Needs Compliments of WATSON’S CAFE 330 EAST HIGH STREET JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65101 Phone 314-442-0515 Home 314-445-6026 THE PROFESSIONAL SHOP Uniforms No. 27 On The Stroll way Columbia, Missouri 65201 Dr. and Mrs. E. T. OBorn owners CAL-TYPE OFFICE EQUIPMENT. INC. 204 First Avenue East Columbia, Missouri LEWIS INSURANCE AGENCY Call 449-2461 Mary F. Lewis Ashland, Missouri 65101 Phone 657-2091 Everything For The Office Office Supplies Books Art Supplies School Supplies Toys Greeting Cards EAGLE BOOSTERS BARTLETT'S 302 East High Street Jefferson City, Missouri 65102 Phone 636-4511 Mr. Mrs. Jesse Steelman Keith G. Westenhaver Mr. Mrs. Bill Vaughn Mr. Mrs. Lonnie Taggart Eagan Tire Service, Jeff City, Mo Charles H. Oyer, D.C. Mr. Mrs. Bruce Glascock 169 Compliments of MR. AND MRS. JOE SMITH Ashland, Mo. Trimming Corrective HORSE SHOEING BRUCE GLASCOCK Route I Ashland, Missouri 657-2752 LEGAL SERVICE MOTOR CLUB • LEGAL PROTECTION • COLLECTION SERVICE • BONDING SERVICE • PERSONAL SERVICE Ambulance Service —Travel Service — Road Service Emergency Tow Service—Emergency Mechanical Service HOME OFFICE Columbia, Mo. Mid America Motorist Association P.O BOX 1381 For Information Call 442-3273 mama The Club Dedicated to its Members This could happen to you. BOONE NATIONAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Wm F. St-Claire, President 901 East Broadway Columbia, Missouri MINI MOBILE HOME PARKS Nice Parks for Nice People” DOWNTOWN ASHLAND Quiet, Clean, Convenient Fenced for Privacy Separate Park for Adults APPROVED FOR MOBILE HOMEOWNER’S INSURANCE Call 657-2866 DOWNTOWN DAIRY QUEEN 8th and Cherry Columbia, Missouri Home of Fine Brazier Foods In Jefferson City ... there’s a bank with time for you EXCHANGE NATIONAL XiiP, bank. uXtic time, f i [Jog, BANK MEMBER FIOC Fisher’s IGA Market Every Day Low Prices” Phone 657-2168 Groceries - Meats - Vegetables - Feed Ashland, Missouri Compliments of JERRY CRANE Ashland Postmaster CHUCKS CUSTOM CABINET COMPANY 314 NEBRASKA AVE. Columbia, Missouri 173 INTERSTATE CONOCO Richard Skinner Russell Roberts 1-70 and 63 South Columbia, Mo. 65201 Phone (314)442-9564 174 Compliments of BARRETT L. CLASCOCK and all the BOOSTERS, CONTRACTHOLDERS. and STOCKHOLDERS in this area ... AS A CONTRACTHOLDER Note the seven yeor record of our Founders Con- tract. For example, at issue-ogc 14 with $300.00 annuol premium, th.e cash dividend of $153.92, plus the $75.00 guaranteed annuol endowment, plus the increase in cosh value of $80.10: the total cosh available from the seventh year opera- tion exceeds the annual premium by $9.02 Proof of Exceptional Sharing mm AMERICAN BOOSTER AS STOCKHOLDER 100 shares bought for $200.00 m 1963 hos grown to 381 shares. With the current asking price of $8 75 per share, the original investment of $200.00 has a current volue of $3,333.75 . . . Add to this the total cash dividends, poid of S338.15 . . . Proof of Exceptional Shoring. MODERN AMERICAN 1000 WIST SUNSHINE SPRINGFIELD. MISSOURI Jb[. J, nAurance Company Co THE COMPANY DESICNED WITH YOUR FUTURE IN MIND' Now you look a lot better! 175 Groovy man. Groovy! Is this the way you do it? Are we supposed to be up here? gg BOONE COUNTY JOURNAL for the latest