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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1973 volume:

Southern Boone County Schools R-l Ashland, Missouri Karla Hilgedick, Editor table of contents Seniors........................................................5 Academics................................................... 15 Organizations.................................................23 Activities....................................................49 Athletics.....................................................67 Royalty.......................................................81 Underclassmen.................................................89 Advertising..................................................117 “yes, i am the keeper of my brother. Too many of us go through life With blindfolds on our eyes, So busy with our own pursuits, We fail to realize------------ That all around us there are needs, Each one of us can fill. By giving of ourselves with love, Compassion, and goodwill. It only takes a smile, A word or two of cheer, A little time to listen, With a sympathetic ear. A hand outstretched in friendship Is a gift beyond compare, To someone who is burdened And troubled by despair. God never meant for us to close Our hearts and minds uptight. And only see the things which Make our world secure and right. He'd rather have us reaching out To touch our fellow man, And show him we are willing To help him if we can. So let's tear away the blindfold And be close to one another. Then we can ti’uly say, Yes, I am the keeper of my brother, Author Unknown H I Idt I In a small school such as ours, the students get to know one another better than in a large school. Without knowing it, we all become, in some way, our brother's keeper. But do we do enough? We smile, but do we mean it? Is there feeling behind the smile? We listen, but do we hear? Much too often, we get so involved with our own lives and our own problems that we forget the problems of others. God never meant for us to forget everyone else. He would rather have us lift the blindfolds from our eyes and reach out to help our fellow man. a SENIORS senior class history Sixty-nine Freshmen entered the halls of AHS in August, 1969. Lenny Lenger was chosen President; Byron Klemme, Vice-President; Deb- bie Hudson, Secretary-Treasurer; and Dieter Lapello and John Sappington, Student Council Representatives. Class sponsors were Mrs. Howitt and Mr. Brashear. Byron Klemme and Donna Anderson were selected Mr. and Miss AJHS. Debbie Hudson represented us at Home- coming and Judy Cohoon at Bamwarmin'. Our Sophomore year came quickly and with it the election of new officers. The chosen leaders were John Sappington, President; Steve Morton, Vice-President; Roxann Jeffery, Secretary-Treas- urer; John Crane and Byron Klemme, Student Council Representatives. Mr. Farris and Mrs. Froese, as our sponsors, guided us through the year. We selected J.R. Basinger and Gloria Nichols for our AHS candidates. We were proud to have Paula Perkins represent us at Homecom- ing and Roxann Jeffery at Bamwarmin'. In 1971, the Juniors selected as our officers: John Crane, President; Byron Klemme, Vice-President; and Paula Perkins, Secretary-Treasurer. Our sponsors were Mrs. Batha, Mrs. Bullard, and Mr. Harper. John Sappington and Donna Walls were our chosen AHS candidates, and John was elected Mr. AHS. Pam Day held the position of Homecom- ing Candidate. Donna Anderson was our candidate for Bamwarmin' Queen. Mrs. Tichenor and Mrs. Bullard did an outstanding job of directing the Junior Play, OUR TOWN which helped the class finance the prom. The theme for the prom was Dixieland Memories, and Dusty Foot provided the music for the dance. One of the biggest events of the year for us was when we received our class rings. We felt we were now offically seniors. We embarked upon our final year of high school on August 28, 1972. Roland Wren was elected President; Donna Anderson, Vice-President; and Pam Day, Secretary-Treasurer. Mrs. Tichenor, Mr. Saccaro, and Mrs. Bullard pro- vided us with a great deal of help as our spon- sors. Debbie Hudson was our Bamwarmin' candidate. Donna Walls reigned over Homecom- ing. Our float, Yellow Submarine, won first place in the float competition. Marcia Gardner and Kent Crump were chosen Mr. and Miss AHS. The Senior Play, THE NIGHT OF JANUARY 16th, was a success and helped the class meet the expenses for the Senior Trip. May brought several important events into the lives of the seniors. The first of those was Prom. The junior's did a beautiful job of ful- filling their theme of Indian Summer. Curtis Wren and Charlene Loyd were selected Prom King and Queen. Prussian Blue provided the music for the dance. Then the time came for the final events that some of us had been looking forward to and some of us had not been looking forward to. On May 20, our first step toward graduation became a reality. We all met at the school for our Baccalaureate exercises. Rev. Lloyd Denton gave us the charge to make the best of our lives. With Rev. Denton's words and knowing that Fri- day was only a few days away, we left for our last outing together, The Senior Trip. This year the class decided to go to the Lake of the Ozark where we stayed for 2 nights and 3 days at the Sherwood Lodge. It was a trip enjoyed by everyone and a time that will always be remem- bered by the whole class. We returned on Wednesday, and then the time came for our final participation at school. Friday morning we were honored by many senior awards, and then preparation for Commencement exer- cise Friday evening, May 25, 1973, began. It was now time for the Class of '73 to make the final walk through the halls of AHS. As usual the Class of '73 decided to do something a little different, and they chose two of their fellow classmates to give the Commencement Address-Debbie Hudson and John Crane. Then the time came: Forty-eight seniors in royal blue robes were presented their diplomas. Afterwards, the seniors sang the Alma Mater, as we performed the candlelighting cere- mony. Caps and gowns were turned in, and we left the school as graduates. The next time we come back to AHS, we will be called Alumni. DONNA ANDERSON SHARON BASINGER LINDA ARLEDGE DENNIS BATYE JESSE BARNHART MITCHELL BENNETT PAM DAY MARICA GARDNER RUSSELL GARRETT BONITA GLASCOCK REED GLAUBITZ TIM GREENE KARLA HILGEDICK DEBBIE HUDSON 9 TERRY GRIGGS ROXANN JEFFERY KENT JOHNSON SUSAN JONES BRYON KLEMME BRAD LANGDON PHILIP LANGDON LINDA NICHOLS 11 STEVE MORTON DELORES MARTIN RONALD MENG JANICE NICHOLS JOHN MARTIN GLORIA NICHOLS CHERYL MARTIN KARL MCLAUGHLIN 12 NANCY ROUSE DAVID SACHS KATHIE SAPP DALE RAND STEVE REEDER EVELYN ROGERS REED NICHOLS PAULA PERKINS RANDALL NICHOLS JOHN SAPPING TON DONNA WALLS KEN SAPP CARLA SJOSTRAND SHERYL SAPP ANNA VANHORN ROLAND WREN CURTIS WREN school board The school board worked diligently to improve the school's educational standards. Kenneth Mountjoy, Loren Head, Harold Nichols, Mitchell Martin, Gary Schmitt, C.L. Richardson, Billy Joe Sapp. superintendent Mr. Johnson had a successful first year at Southern Boone County Schools R-l. He has tried to de- velop a better working relationship between the faculty and the students. The EAGLE Staff would like to thank Mr. Johnson for his efforts in making the '73 EAGLE a success. 16 Mr. Paul K. Johnson Mr. James Purvis, Jr. - Sr. High Principal principals Mr. Warren Davenport, Elementary Principal Mr. Purvis and Mr. Davenport were both new at Southern Boone County R-l this year. They ad- justed quickly to the school, stu- dents, and faculty members. Both men proved that cooperation is the key to success. Mrs. Veta Denton Kindergarten elementary faculty Mrs. Jeanne Schuffman Miss Becky Collier Mrs. Beatrice Maxwell First Grade Fourth Grade Fourth Grade Mrs. Patricia McCay First Grade Mrs. Anna Sanderson Second Grade Mrs. Carole Taylor Fourth Grade Mrs. Carol Pauluhn Fifth Grade Mrs. Lorraine Clement Second Grade Mrs. Victoria Meyers Second Grade Mrs. Kittye Copeland Fifth Grade Mrs. Janet Henley Fifth Grade Mrs. Sheila Blackwell Third Grade Mrs. Carolyn Johnson Third Grade Mrs. Sharri Bellanti Sixth Grade Mrs. Barbara Riche Sixth Grade 18 Mrs. Mack displays her ability for teaching Special Education. SPEECH CORRECTION Mrs. Marion Howard I ‘ y i SPECIAL EDUCATION Mrs. Ernestine Hochsteller SPECIAL EDUCATION SR. HIGH COUNSELOR Mrs. Mary Mack REMEDIAL READING Mrs. Mary Sandy JR. HIGH COUNSELOR, JR. HIGH SCIENCE Mr. Jerome Borcherding Mrs. Howard prepares the lessons for her students. Mrs. Concellor gives aid to the Sr. High students jr.-sr. high Mrs. Kathy Sansom- Sr. High English Mr. Robert Leslie- English Miss Julia Jenkins-English Mrs. Georganna Hargadine- Business Education Mrs. Cindy Smith- Math Mrs. Rebecca Carter- Math; Girls Physical Education i Mrs. Vivian Cheney- Band; Vocal Music Mr. Steve Wolverton- Physical Education Mr. Jim Saccaro- Physical Education; Drivers Education Coach Saccaro awaits the starting of the Athletic Banquet. Mrs. Smith explains a math problem to the students. Women faculty cheer their team on during the Senior-Faculty Game. . . . faculty Mrs, Ruth Tichenor- History, Speech Mrs. Sharon Bullard- History Mr. Lewis Rogers- History Mr. Gregory Bond- Science Mrs. Cynthia Lee- Home Economics Mr. Carl Armentrout- Vocational Agriculture Mrs. June Jacobson- Librarian Mrs. Mary Kirk- Spanish, German Mrs. Susan Martin- Art Mr. Armentrout devotes much of his teaching time to helping students in the shop. Mrs. Martin puts in many hard hours directing the Junior Play. Mrs. Bullard uses the overhead projec- tor while teaching seventh grade history, 21 Shirley Davenport Is always busy as Ashland High's bookkeeper. Jennie Wren has many tasks as elementary secretary. s t Opal Johnson, Judy Sappington, Lodell Nis- tendirk, make the lunchroom a pleasant place to P t Barbara Sapp has a knack for organization. • Jim and Jerri Burkhardt have the job of keeping the elementary building clean. 22 publications Left to right: Jan Wintermeyer, Cindy Hyals, Merry Sapp, Lynn Sapp, Regina Calvin, Tina Cunningham, Melody Quinn, Genette Long, Susan Jones, Carla Sjostrand, Kent Johnson, Roxann Jeffery, David Sachs, Tim Greene, Karla Hilgedick, Steve Morton, Delores Martin, Cheryl Martin, Janice Nichols, Debbie Hudson, Donna Walls, Bonita Glascock, Donna Anderson, Paula Perkins, Sponsor: Miss Jenkins. eagle staff beak ’n eye staff Karla Hilgedick finds that working as editor of the EAGLE takes a lot of time and hard work. Roxann Jeffery, editor, and Debbie Hudson, assistant editor, work together to make the newspaper interes- ting for all. 2a eagle staff This year the EAG LE Staff was combined in a classroom with the Newspaper Staff. Karla Hilgedick was editor of the EAGLE with Jan Wintermeyer as her assistant editor. Roxann Jeffery served as editor for the BEAK 'N EYE, and Debbie Hudson helped as her assistant editor. The Newspaper Staff published ten papers. The final paper was a graduation paper published for the seniors by the juniors in the publications class. The EAGLE Staff would like to thank every- one for the opportunity to publish the 1973 EAGLE. 1 OWfRTVOlOP 7 0000 G H 0000 • 1 . X C V B N M 1 : Jan Wintermeyer works hard on the yearbook so she can take over the job of being editor. Genette Long and Melody Quinn decide on the lay-out of pictures. 25 Bonita Glascock performs the job of gluing down the pictures. Typing copy is a long job, but Donna Walls continues until she has her job finished. Tina Cunningham and Merry Sapp learn how to run off the paper on the duplicating machine. Roxann Jeffery helps Donna Anderson write and type an article. Paula Perkins receives an award for her outstanding work on the newspaper. Roxann types an article for the newspaper. The underclassmen edited the final paper for the seniors. staff beak ’n eye 26 Members: Kurt Wlntermeyer, Becky Williams, Melody Quinn, Tina Cunningham, Paula Ralph, Karen Lenger, John Crane, John Sappington, Roland Wren, Mitchell Bennett, Steve Nistendirk, James Allen, Terry Wren, Steve Morton, Terry Sapp, Mr. Purvis. student council President John Sappington brings the meeting to order. The Student Council has represented the Student Body well this year. The officers were as follows: Pres., John Sappington; vice pres., Steve Morton; Sec„ Becky Williams. They all did an excellent job. The council financed the Sadi Hawkins Dance, which was a big success. They also sponsored the Homecoming Dance. Mr. Purvis watches over the meeting as the others listen. Mr. Purvis presides over the counting of the votes. The candidates await the announcing of the new Student Body President. The candidates and their managers meet in the conference room before the assembly. President John Sappington conducts a student council meeting. students The candidates wait for the assembly to begin. Melody Quinn presents the student body with an impressive speech. John Crane acts as Melody s cam- paign manager. Roland and John help count the votes, Mr. Purvis watches a student council meeting in progress. The members listen closely as Secretary Becky Wil lians reads the minutes. council Kenny Head gives his speech at the assembly. The members listen to their president as he talks. The council listens to John as he talks about the business to be discussed. President-John Sappington, Vice President-Donna Walls, Secretary- Marcia Gardner, John Crane, Charlene Loyd, Debbie Hudson, Anne VanHom, Byron Klemme, Sponsor-Kathie Sansom. national honor society The National Honor Society, whose mem- bership is based on Scholarship, Leader- ship, Character, and Service, recognizes outstanding students in our school. The group was proud to bring the Alpha- Omega Players of Dallas, Texas, to our school to present two fine drama selec- tions to the student body. On January 13, new members were ini- tiated into NHS. A short time later the NHS saw two faculty victories in the annual Faculty-Senior basketball and volleyball games. This year was high- lighted with a short trip to St. Louis to Six Flags and a Cardinal baseball game. The culmination of the year's activities was participation by the members in the National Arthritis Drive to collect money for the Arthritis Foundation. The New Members: Row 1: Melody Quinn, Merry Sapp, Jan Wintermeyer, Glenn Murray, Lynn Sapp, Genette Long, Becky Ryals. Row 2: Susan Jones, Carla Sjostrand, Karla Hilge- dick, Donna Anderson, Lenny Lenger, Kent Johnson. 30 Lenny Lenger comes down after being tapped at the assembly. Lynn Sapp lights a candle after new members, being tapped. The Snake tempts Eve with an apple in the play, The Diary of Adam Eve. Glenn Murray lights a membership candle. John Sappington gives Donna Anderson, John Crane, and Marcia Gardner their packets for the arthritis drive. A special feature of this year's assem- bly was a choral number Sometime. Eve talks Adam into trying the apple. u Byron Klemme reminds the stu- dent body of the importance of service to our school. Jem Graves is the accompanist for the play. Susan Jones nervously takes her turn lighting a candle. Adam is resigned to a happy home life. Adam and Eve look back on a good life. future homemakers of america Members: Sharon Basinger, Gloria Biggs, Charlene Loyd, Delores Martin, Cheryl Martin, Gloria Nichols, Linda Nichols, Nancy Rouse, Kathy Sapp, Regina Calvin, Tina Cunningham, JoAnn Forbis, Renee Glaubitz, Joyce Green, Audrey Maida, Becky Morris, Cheryl Reeder, Becky Ryals, Merry Sapp, Glenda Schmocker, Janie Verhoff, Debbie Hutinger, Vivian Bamer, Glenda Bullard, Cindy Day, Rosemary Forsee, Carol Hagans, Joni Hazell, Jennifer Johnson, Joyce Nichols, Bobbi Bernard, Jan Brashear, Janet Forbis, Karen Loyd, Judy Marshall, Jeannie Morris, Roxanne Nichols, Sandra Sapp, LeAnn Sevier, Tonja Turner, Mary Wilson, Lisa Adams, Mary Arnold, Leesa Batye, Kathy Benedict, Sandra Bernard, Threasa Blank, Mary Boelkes, Dottie Brunk, Rochelle Calvin, Diane Crump, Becky Cun- diff, Michelle Davidson, Sandy Forbis, Karen Glasgow, Kay Harmon, Jani Hazell, Chris Kelly, Karen Long, Debbie Morris, Kim Phillips, Barbara Purcell, Donna Richardson, Debbie Rogers, Donna Sapp, Kandie White, Veronica White, Karla Wren. Sponsor: Mrs. Lee. 32 Jonl Hazell lights a candle and becomes a member of F.H.A. Three of the F.H.A. officers wait for the start of initiation. The ceremony just wouldn't be right without candles. Many times Betty Martin has served as bus driver on the trips. This pre-fab mobile home was on display at the Tipton Mobile Home Factory that the F.H.A. toured. Tina Cunningham models her formal at the Versailles Regional Meeting. “S0 The FHA girls traveled to Versailles for the Regional Meeting. jha On September 29, 1972, the FHA Officers regional meeting was held. Each offi- cer attended a workshop to get ideas on money making projects for the year. For their money making project the FHA held a Stanley Party. They had a record sale of $1,900 in this district. A blender was given to the Home Economics de- partment for the sales. Veronica White and Donna Sapp were the two top salesmen. The initiation ceremony was held on October 3rd. Fifteen new members were pre- sented a rose and a red and white ribbon. The eight purposes of FHA were read by the guides. On October 21, 30 of the FHA girls traveled to Versailles for the Regional Meeting. Tina Cunningham was Ashland’s representative in the style show. During the Homecoming Spirit Week, the FHA girls sponsored Hush Day. Hush Day buttons were bought from FHA members. The boy and girl who collected the most buttons were Mr. and Miss Irresistable, and the two that gave away the most buttons were Mr. and Miss Blabber Mouth. During February, the FHA went to Woodhaven and had a birthday party for the kids that had a birthday in February. They handed out buttons, played games, and served cupcakes. The FHA toured a Modular Home Factory on March 15, 1973. They saw how the homes were put together. For the end-of-the-year activity the FHA went to see the Carpenters. They per- formed at the Heames Multi-Purpose Building in Columbia on April 19. And on April 26, they attended the Stephens Style Show. With May, came the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet. This year, as before, the FFA boys served the meal. Joyce Nichols sang FUNNY FACE and TO SIR WITH LOVE. Carol Hagans presented a corsage to the chapter mothers and to Mrs. Lee. Pins were presented to an outstanding FHA girl in each class. The new officers were announced, and the old officers were presented a certificate of recognition. To close the banquet and another year of activities, Charlene Loyd read a poem dedicated to the mothers. Mrs. Lee and Charlene Loyd work hard in pre pa ration for the Mother-Daughter Banquet. At the FHA Stanley Party, the mothers brouse through the Stanley catalogs as FHA set a record of $1,900 Stanley sales in this area. At the initiation ceremony 15 new members are given a red rose and a red and white ribbon to symbolize their goals in FHA. Special recognition goes to the Chapter Mother, Mrs. Loyd. fha mother daughter banquet Cheryl Martin and Sharon Basinger help themselves to the buffet dinner. Everyone thoroughly enjoys the banquet. In appreciation for all she did, Charlene Loyd is presented a plaque. The FFA boys serve at the annual FHA Mother Daughter Banquet. Members: John Martin, Mitch Bennett, Reed Nichols, Phillip Langdon, Dale Rand, Curtis Wren, Roland Wren, Kevin Groves, Larry Mountjoy, Kevin Nahlor, Meredith Vaughn, Scott Bennett, Terry Old, Mark Pointer, Eddie Sapp, Kerry Brown, Matthew Whitworth, Tom Martin, Vincent Bamer, Alan Bennett, Gary Gilmore, Melvin Ingles, Dean Martin, Bruce Nichols, James Glodo, Darrell Anderson, Curtis Bennett, Darrell Bennett, Clyde Clark, Harold Cunningham, Lester Gilpin, Gregory Higdon, Roy Hartman, Sammy Hazell, Bill Schuette, Mike Douglas, Danny McNew, Alan Nichols, Steve Nistendirk, Darrell Sapp, Donny Schmitt, Mike Sjostrand, Jack Truner, Troy Nichols, Mike Craig, Vincent Calvin, Melvin Gregory, Joe Hutinger, Robert Nichols, Ricky Ryals, Danny Stiers, Steve Stegman, Stanley Sapp, Richard Smith, Dennis Wyatt, Ronnie Allen, W.J. Allen, Billy Bayinger, Darry Smith, Steve Thomas, Darrell Durham, Rodney Branson, David Forbis, Steve Garrett, Ronnie Basinger, John Glascock, Phillip Glaubitz, Dennis Hartman, Jeff Henry, Ben Hilgedick, Denis Lenger, Bill Martin, Mike Martin, Kirby Nichols, Randy Nichols, Dwayne Porter, James Reeder, Dennis Zumalt, Jimmy Basinger, Sponsor: Mr. Carl Armentrout. future farmers of america Vocational Agriculture and its organization, the Future Farmers of America, is not just another credit course, taught in our high school. Vocational Agriculture is a course in PREPARATION FOR LIFE, teaching students how to conduct themselves in assem- blies and group meetings, public speakings, and parliamen- tary procedure. Also taught are fundamental skills for making a living, both in agriculture and in business. Farm Mechanics skills are learned in the Vocational Agriculture shop. The adult and young farmer programs conducted by the Vocational Agricul- ture Department are an endeavor to reach all age groups in our commun- ity. 36 The food line moves slowly, but is worth waiting for. Mr. Arment rout presents the Dairy Judging teams with State Certificates. Mr. Hood presents the Kiwanis Farm Mechanics award to Reed Nichols. Mr. Purvis and Mr. John- son receive the Honorary Chapter Farmer Awards Kevin Nahlor receives the Field Crops Award. The members of the FFA and their parents listen to Mr. Armentrout's opening remarks before presenting the awards. 37 LuAnn Batye, Linda Arledge, Donna Bennett, Lane Phillips, Debbie Nichols, Bud McCool, Pam Day, David Sachs, Terry Griggs, Robert Kuykendall, Delores Martin, Roland Wren, Debbie Hutinger, Steve Morton, Janice Crane, Eddie Sapp, Pam Griggs, Barry White, Stephanie Long, Russell Miller, Nancy Rouse, Steven Parker, Helen Nichols, Kenny Harmon, Cynthia Allen, Sheryl Sapp, David Cummings, Anna Van Horn Mrs. Cheney. sr. high This year the Chorus participated in the annual Choral Festival. They performed in the Spring Concert and at Baccalaureate and Commencement. 38 Members: Bill Martin, Johnny Bullard, Randy Nichols, Dennis Lenger, Brad Riner, Rodney Branson, LuAnn Batye, Jan Wintermeyer, Carl Head, Becky Ryals, Glenda Bullard, Kevin Head, Greg Higdon, Susan Raitt, Mar- sha Branson, Cindy Fry, Peggy Hulen, Tracy Hudson, Treasa Harmon, Janet FGeasner, Barbara Purcell, LaDonna Jeffery, Susie Sapp, Janice Crane, Brenda Hazell, Jesse Barnhart, Mescal Cummings, Dale Rand, Tom Martin, Karla Cunningham, Meredith Vaughn, Steve Nistendirk, Joy Seward, Marvin Seward, Mark Bamer, John Crane, Harold Reeder, Brian Gilpin, Lane Phillips, Rhonda Kidwell, Pamela Rogers, Dennis Zumwalt, Karen Bennett, Diane Crump, Clyde Clark, Ben Hilgedick, Paula Vaughn, Donna Sapp, Mary Arnold, Karen Cunningham, Mike Martin, Becky Williams, Steve Gilpin, Steve Garrett, Kurt Wintermeyer, Pam Griggs, Terry Wisniewski, Ronnie Allen. jr.-sr. high band The Band has been very busy this year. Under the direction of Mrs. Cheney, they marched in the Jefferson City Christmas parade. They participated in the Contest at Mexico and in the Band Festival held at Ashland. The band again sponsored the annual talent show with profits going toward new uniforms. They traveled to Hallsville to put on a concert for the high school there. The band also per- formed at Spring Concert. Becky Ryals wins second place in the talent show with her flute solo. 39 The Stage Band performs after the talent show. Back Row- Mrs Smith, Nancy Rouse, Rebecca Thomas, Carla Sjostrand, Vivian Bamer, Becky Ryais, Cynthia iipn Reckv Crow Racine Vaughn. Carol Hagans, Donna Anderson, Donna Walls, Jennifer Johnson, Jom Hazel, Debbi'e a mer MissJenkin Middle Row: Mrs. Sansom, Rosemary Forsee, Becky Williams Merry Sapp Donna Bennett Cindy Day, Treasa Rand, Glenda Bullard, Genette Long, Tina Cunningham. Front Row: Charlene Loyd Cin RySs Pam Day, Lynn Sapp’, Debbie Nichols, LuAnn Batye, Debbie Hudson, Mrs. Tichenor. pep club The seniors show their enthusiastic spirit. The cheerleaders have the student body join them in doing a chant. Coach Wolverton tries his best to do the routine. YOU’RE my fairy god-child? Pommerette routines are a vital part of each pep assembly. Hurry Mrs. Sansom, start the The Pommerettes take time to pose for a picture with their new mascot, record. Kimmy Sansom. Charlene presents Jan Batye an award for being Miss Irresist- able. Where’s Nicky and Pam? 41 Charlene Loyd, Cindy Ryals, Debbie Nichols, Lynn Sapp, LuAnn Batye, Pam Day, Debbie Hudson. Extn Members: Sheryl Sapp, Becky Williams, Janice Nichols, Jan Winter- meyer, Donna Anderson, John Sappington, Curtis Wren, Roland Wren, Meredith Vaughn, Terry Wren, Tim Greene, Kent Johnson, Coach Wolverton, Coach Sacarro, Dennis Batye, Byron Klemme, Steve Morton, James Allen, Ronnie Nichols, Randall Nichols, Lenny Lenger, Keith Sappington, Bonita Glascock, Marcia Gardner, Karla Hilgedick, Donna Walls, Paula Perkins. lettermen’s club Kent Johnson receives a trophy for the Most Valuable Player on the baseball team. The Coach of the Texas Cowgirls has a talk with her team to plan the strategy against the other team. This is one of the stunts aa the Texas Cowgirls dis- played. The Versatiles” provided the music at the Athletic Banquet. Ground: Karen Loyd, Tracy Hudson, Chris Kelly, Erin Kelly, Linda Sapp, Jani Hazell, Karen Lenger, Ver- onica White. How 1: Bruce Begeman, Larry Glaubitz, Janet Kleasner, Ronda Kidwell, Cindy Harbor, Tresa Harmon, Anne Schutte, Karen Bennett, Karla Wren, Denise Higgins, Cindy Fry, Ellen Fisher, Debbie Rogers, Lendell Lee, Jim Begemann. Row 2: Susie Sapp, Allison Long, Leesa Batye, Mary Boelkes, Theresa Blank, Robyn Wright, LaDonna Jeffery, Becky Cundiff, Debbie Morris, Donna Richardson, Paula Ralph, Clorinda Miller, Mary Miller. Row 3: Mrs. Carter, Kandie White, Donna Sapp, Mary Arnold, Pat Nichols, Barbara Purcell, Brenda Hazell, Kim Phillips, Peggy Hulen, Kay Harmon, Lorine Sapp, Kathy Sapp, Mrs. Concellor. jr. high pep club cheerleaders The Jr. High Cheerleaders do a cheer to get the boys' spirit up before the game. Jr. High Cheerleaders: Karen Loyd, Jani Hazell, Veronica White, Karen Lenger, Tracy Hudson, Chris Kelly, Linda Sapp, Center: Erin Kelly Members: Cindy Fry, Denise Higgins, Tracy Hudson, Pam Rogers, Karen Cunningham, Larry Glaubitz, Keith Brun- strum, Rhonda Kidwell, Gene Batye, Janet Kleasner, Rodney Branson, Penny Hause, Joy Seward, Kent Crump, Cheryl Ballew, Terry Wisnenski, Karen Bennett, Reed Glaubitz, Byron Klemme, Stanley Sapp, Doug Smith, Scott Kellogg, Barbara Acton, Keith Schenewerk, Belinda Ridgel, Jim Batye, Marjory Gregory, Sponsor: Mr. Greg Bond. science club This year the Science Club had many young members who hope to make it a big success in the years to come. They took a field trip to Bat Cave which proved to be very interesting. They also sponsored the annual science fair, and many exhibits were displayed. The winners were, First-Tracy Hudson and Karen Cunningham. Second-Brad Riner, Third-Phillip Glaubitz. Officers: Karen Cunningham, Larry Glaubitz, Tracy Hudson, Jim Batye, Brad Riner, Kevin Head, Sponsor: Mr. Bond. 46 Members: Ricky Rouse, Carl Head, Jack Pettigrew, Billy Joe Cunningham, Evelyn Rogers, Debbie Hudson, Cheryl Martin, Paula Perkins, Marcia Gardner, Delores Martin, LeAnn Sevier, Gloria Biggs, Sharon Basinger, Charlotte Mustain, Racine Vaughn, Janet Forbis, Linda Arledge, Marsha Branson, Pam Allen, Nancy Basinger, Jim Batye, Sponsor: Mrs. Susan Martin. Left to right: Lenny Lenger, Reed Glaubitz, Tim Greene, Ken Sapp, Kent Johnson, Steve Morton. golf club This was the first year Ashland had a golf team and probably the last since all the players were Seniors. Mr. Leslie was the great coach who was out there with the idea of having fun, since winning was inevitable. Kent Johnson, our num- ber 1 man, became medalist and went on to State to finish fourth. The team and advisor, Mr. Bob Leslie, watch as Kent Johnson hits the ball. barnwarmin’ Top: Merry Sapp-Queen. Bottom: Marsha Branson-Freshman Candidate, Debbie Hudson-Senior Candidate, and Rosemary Forsee-Sophomore Candidate. Barnwarmin', the traditional climax of the harvest season, once carried on by the pio- neer farmers after a new barn was built, is still a challenge to our Vocational Argicul- ture department and the F.F.A. Many bales of straw and fall-colored trees outlined the auditorium. Added to these decorations, pumpkins, squash, and Indian corn adorned the Queens' throne. The evening started out with several get- acquainted games, followed by square danc- ing. Highlighting the evening's activities, the Barnwarmin' queen was crowned by the F.F.A. President and took her place beside the princesses from each class. Jack Turner takes his turn at dancing with the Queen. Refreshments of doughnuts and apple cider were served during intermission, followed by a rock dance. Doris Martin and Mrs. Bullard race to the finish line with their pumpkins ahead of them. Mr. and Mrs. Purvis show the young folks how to dance by doing a little shaking of their own. The candidates occupy their time by serving the refreshments. The beancount was popular among the mem- bers and their guests. Janis Johnson performs the crowning ceremonies for the 1972-1973 Home- coming Queen. Donna Walls awaits the traditional Homecoming kiss. h o m e c 0 m • 1 n Everyone gives the Queen their congratulations. strenuous activity. The Queen's court is escorted to their seats. The Queen and her court proudly pose for a picture. The Senior's float takes first place. The students enter the gym to enjoy the pep assembly. Lynn Sapp displays her spirit for the upcoming game. One of the band members adjusts the equipment before the dance starts. a xy v a V i V Love is Blue, a lights out routine, is performed by the pommerettes. homecoming Everyone relaxes during a band inter- mission. Homecoming was kicked off by a tradi- tional bon fire on December 7. The parade, which was to accompany the bonfire, was canceled due to bad weather; however, the float competition held out with the Seniors taking first, the Sophomores taking second, and the Eighth grade taking third. On the fol- lowing night, December 8, Ashland was victorious against Higbee in our home- coming game. Between games the crowning ceremonies were performed and Donna Walls, Senior candidate, was crowned Queen. The final touch of the evening was the Homecoming Dance. The music was provided by the Prussian Blue. Cindy Ryals is very proud to repre sent the Sophomore class. The dance is enjoyed by the band as well as the students. sadie hawkins dance Cleavage plays the music for the dance. The entrance-way proves to be a big attraction at the dance. i Ronnie Nichols displays his dancing ability. Friendly conversation is part of the dance. LuAnn Batye shows her liking for the music. The band takes a break and enjoys the refreshments. Here is a typical Ashland couple. Paula Perkins, as make-up chairman, put in much work getting everyone ready. Evelyn Rogers finds that her part as Mrs. Hutchins requires a lot of make-up. Roberta Van Rens- selaer, played by Bonita Glascock, struts proudly back to her seat. senior class play No, sah, Jes' as I started after them, they shet the doo'. Susan Jones, as Magda Svenson, solemnly walks into the courtroom. He was perfectly charming and considerate------that first night I met him. In the privacy of the dressing room, the Seniors pre- sented Mrs. Tichenor and Mrs. Bullard with yellow roses and Coach Saccaro with a tie tack for all their work in making the play a success. A few months ago, behind every big financial transaction in the world, stood that well known figure—with kingdoms and nations in one hand, and a whip in the other. Bailiff Lenny Lenger, walks into the room to call the court to atten- tion. Prison Matron, Sheryl Sapp, escorts Miss Andre, Karla Hilgedick, in for the final act. Defense Attorney Stevens gives his closing statement. ’’Karen! Stop! I phoned you to wait for me! Roberta Van Rensselaer watches as Mr. Flint gives his closing statement. Policemen are an important part of every courtroom. Mr. Stevens pleads for Karen Andre’s life. I met Miss Andre in Faulkner’s Office. I went to--to do some business” with him. 1 gave up the business, when I met his secretary.” Everyone seems relieved at the final curtain call. Come on James, smile! Oh joy! It's time lor the song. CAST Melody Quinn.........Narrator and Jones Joe Cummings..........Snowball and Benjamin Glenn Murray.........Squealer and Frederick Tina Cunningham . . . Narrator and Animals LuAnn Batye...........Clover and Cat James Allen...........Boxer and Pilkington Kenny Head............Major and Napoleon Jane Verhoff..........Mollie, Muriel, and Animals What? Is somebody taking a picture? Grab your partner by the hand! Kevin Nahler lends a hand making the loading chute. Watch out, Tina! The Junior Class tried a new approach for their class play. They presented ANIMAL FARM, a Reader's Theater by George Orwell. The two act play was presented on October 20 and 21. While not fully understood, the play was a humorous take-off on government and politicians. Proceeds from the play went toward financing the prom. prom ’73 . . . to the seniors Another year goes passing by Another prom is here To some this brings a joyous smile To others, brings a tear For four years you have tread a path From dawn to setting sun But now the path gets steeper And the climb has just begun We're very glad to know you We'll miss you when you're gone And to the Class of '73 We dedicate our prom ... the juniors King-Curtis Wren Queen-Charlene Loyd Sharon Basinger looks through her memory book while she waits for the meal to be served. Roland W ren, on behalf of the seniors, thanks the Junior class for the meal and dance. Two Sophomore servers, Becky Williams and Keith Sapplngton, take time to pose for a picture. . . . indian summer The seniors all want pictures to remember their final Prom. Gloria Nichols is escorted to her seat by her server. Ricky Rouse. I ndependent N ostalgic D ream to fulfill I n the years to come A nother life N ever forgetting S eniors U nforgettable M emories M issing old friends E agles R eaching new heights We have mountains to conquer oceans to cross ideas to learn thoughts to say people to meet people to know times to be childish times to grow But we will always remember part of our lives the start of our lives the love of nature friendship..... sorrow ...... laughter..... we have to be leaving Junior class sponsors, Mr. Leslie and Mrs. Martin, sit back and enjoy the banquet. Prussian Blue provides the music for the dance. The cheerleaders receive special recogni- tion at the banquet. Coach Wolverton breaks the ice by pulling a tie trick on Keith Sappington. Meredith Vaughn receives an award for the Most Improved Baseball Player. James Allen is proud to earn a trophy for his baseball ability. Coach Saccaro gives Jan Wintermeyer the Most Valuable Softball Player Award. Byron Klemme receives a trophy for being the top rebounder. Meredith Vaughn accepts his letter for playing on the basketball team. -3- A' U-1. Jl I Karla Hilgedick receives her softball certifi- cate from Coach Saccaro. Marsha Branson is Most Improved Fresh- man on the Girl's Basketball team. 62 Donna Walls, president of Lettermans Club, serves Coach Wolverton proudly displays the as Master of Ceremonies. plaque he received from the club. Coach Wolverton welcomes the parents and guests to the banquet. Coach Wolverton presents Roland Wren with a trophy. athletic banquet The cheerleaders surprise Mrs. Tich- enor with a bracelet of appreciation. Janice Nichols receives the Highest Bat ting Average Award from Coach Saccarc On behalf of the Letterman's Club, Donna Walls presents Coach Saccaro with a plaque for his out- standing service. Terry Wren has the honor of giving the under- classman's speech. Mrs. Cheney accompanies the Chorus on the piano. The Jr. and Sr. High Band combine to play their final number, SHAFT. Becky Ryals and Marsha Branson play a flute duet. The Chorus puts feeling into their songs. The Mixed Chorus sings LET IT BE ME. Dale Rand does a fantastic job on the drums. 64 spring concert The Stage Band performs a few numbers. The Sr. High Band plays under the direction of Mrs. Cheney. Senior class president, Roland Wren, serves as announcer for the Senior Day Assembly. awards assembly Debbie Hudson and Dale Rand have a flashback of the Junior Play. Karla Hilgedick receives the Top Business Award from Mrs. Hargadine. Mrs. Concellor recognizes John Sappington for being voted a member of the Society of Outstand ing High School Students. Donna Anderson finds out what teaching is like while teaching 1 I Mrs. Sansom s English classes. 3 V At ID F As Miss Mack, Debbie Hudson, helps in the Special Education Department. day In the coaching department, Steve Reeder and Tim Greene show the underclassmen how to play basket- ball. A Junior Marshals, Becky Ryals and Melody Quinn, lead the Senior class into the gym. School board president, Mr. Kenneth Mountjoy, presents Senior class presi dent, Roland Wren, his diploma. graduation John Crane tells everyone What We Move Toward. Reverend Haskel Wren gives the Benediction. After the diplomas have been presented, the Seniors begin the candlelight ceremony. As the Seniors form the receiving line they sing the Alma Mater. ash baseball Kneeling - Keith Sappington, Lenny Lenger, John Sappington, Roland Wren, Meredith Vaughn, Lester Gilpin. Standing - Coach Wolverton, James Allen, Ronnie Nichols, Randy Batye, Harold Reeder, Terry Wren, Kent Johnson, Janice Nichols. Ashland 10 Madison 0 Ashland 6 Sturgeon 4 Ashland 19 Cairo 0 Ashland 4 Madison 1 Ashland 6 Sturgeon 5 Ashland 7 South Callaway 0 Ashland 4 South Callaway 0 Ashland 2 Community R-6 3 Ashland 2 Hallsville 0 Ashland 7 Cairo 5 Ashland 9 Glascow 5 Ashland 4 Glascow 5 Ashland 9 Hallsville 2 Ashland 11 South Callaway 1 Ashland 6 Sturgeon 8 The 1972 edition of the Eagles from Southern Boone County proved to be true champions as the team from last year. Led by a group of veteran senior ball players, the fighting eagles finished the season 10 and 2 and were crowned conference co-champions and Sturgeon Invitat- ional champions. Along with this the Eagles finished second in the Conference Tournament. Finishing the year in style, the team finished with a team batting average of .365 and had a staff of moundsmen who hurled 5 shutouts and 3 one run games. Southern Boone County also placed Lenny Lenger, Randy Batye, and Terry Wren on the all-conference baseball team, with Roland Wren and Kent Johnson taking honorable mentions. Terry Wren finished as the team's leading hitter and second in the conference. Lenny Lenger finished as the team's and conferences' outstand- ing outfielder. Roland Wren finished as the top infielder and base thief with Randy Batye grab- bing top pitching honors with two shoutouts and one, one hit game. 68 Go on, you can make it! The baseball team poses for a picture after taking second place in the conference tournament. Lenny Lenger comes into third and is safe. Sophomore, Randy Batye, at the mound, shows great potential for the coming year. The boys show how proud they are to have re- ceived the first place trophy in the Sturgeon Tournament. John Sappington and Lenny Lenger warm up as they get ready to bat. It was a close call, but the runner was out. Coach cheers the boys on to keep their spirit up. Roland Wren, at third base, is ready for action. 69 softball team takes Left to right: Pam Griggs, Becky Williams, Cathy Nichols, Carol Hagans, Paula Perkins, Janice Nichols, Jan Wintermeyer, Donna Walls, Lynn Sapp, Karla Hilgedick, Bonita Glascock. Kneeling: Coach Saccaro. Ashland 13 Sturgeon 2 Ashland 5 Community 3 Ashland 11 Harrisburg 3 Ashland 4 Hallsville 0 Ashland 5 Cairo 3 ♦Ashland 32 S. Callaway 0 ♦Ashland 12 Harrisburg 2 ♦Ashland 7 Hallsville 6 Little Dixie Tournament The girls show their excitement after winning the Conference Title. . . little dixie conference Janice Nichols helps out by coaching Lynn Sapp at first base. Coach Saccaro gives a pep talk to encourage the girls. � With Coach Saccaro's help, the team warm-up No matter how rough it gets, the girls always before the game. keeP UP thelr sPirlts- Carol has a tough job behind the plate. Donna Walls is ready for action as she covers first base. Jan Wintermeyer plays a tight third base. girls’ basketball ♦Ashland' 32 Higbee 15 ♦Ashland 19 Cairo 36 ♦Ashland 38 Comm. R-6 4 Ashland 30 Russellville 38 Ashland 30 Jamestown 31 Ashland 33 Fayette 34 Ashland 28 Russellville 49 ♦♦Ashland 31 Sturgeon 18 ♦♦Ashland 44 Comm. R-6 19 Ashland 22 Fayette 34 ♦♦Ashland 25 Harrisburg 34 ♦♦Ashland 44 Higbee 24 Ashland 18 New Bloomfield 21 ♦♦Ashland 34 Cairo 29 ♦♦♦Ashland 28 Vienna 24 ♦♦♦Ashland 44 St. Elizebeth 27 ♦♦♦Ashland 13 Russellville 24 ♦Conference Tournament Conference Games Regionals Kneeling: Pam Griggs, Linda Nichols, Rebecca Thomas, Jan Batye, Paula Perkins. Standing: Coach Wolverton, Cathy Nichols, Donna Walls, Jan Wlntermeyer, Donna Anderson, Janice Nichols, Marsha Branson, Jan Brashear. Above: Janice Crane, Bonita Glascock, Marcia Gardner, Karla Hilgedick. Anderson gets the opening tip-off for Ash- land. Donna Walls warms up before the game. Donna Walls bombs in two points to raise Ashland’s score. At all the assemblies Coach gave a short pep talk. _. . Janice Nichols takes a corner shot. The team plans their strategy against the opponents. The teams pre- pare for a jump ball. Janice Nichols takes her turn at the free-throw line. Kneeling - Randy Batye, Keith Sappington, Lenny Lenger, John Sappington, Tim Greene. Standing - Terry Wren, Coach Wolverton, Alan Bennett, Steve Morton, Byron Klemme, Randy McKee, Tom Martin, Meredith Vaughn, Ronnie Nichols, James Allen, Randall Nichols. varsity boys basketball Ashland 56 Harrisburg 71 Ashland 77 Higbee Ashland 67 St. Elizabeth 45 Ashland 46 New Bloomfield Ashland 43 Jamestown 59 Ashland 47 Linn Ashland 48 Blair Oaks 57 Ashland 47 Chamois ♦Ashland 51 South Callaway 41 Ashland 48 Hallsville ♦Ashland 60 Madison 34 Ashland 63 North Callaway ♦Ashland 62 North Callaway 69 Ashland 46 Sturgeon ♦Ashland 45 Harrisburg 50 Ashland 67 Madison Ashland 68 Russellville 39 Ashland 46 South Callaway Ashland 57 Montgomery City 80 Ashland 72 Harrisburg Ashland 58 New Haven 83 Ashland 71 Community R-6 Ashland 70 Silex 52 Ashland 79 MSD 57 41 37 62 56 78 48 31 49 39 77 83 Conference Tournament Tim Greene takes a jump shot Everyone goes for the rebound for two points. % Randy McKee shows his aggressiveness as he fights for the ball. The cheerleaders present the spirit stick to the boys basketball team. Waiting for the rebound, John Sappington and Meredith Vaughn warm up for the night's game. Byron Klemme ponders over the plays and how they are working. Coach poses for the last time with the Senior boys. 77 track and field Kneeling: Karl McLaughlin, Meredith Vaughn, John Sappington, Roland Wren, Lenny Lenger. Standing: Mike Douglas, Scott Bennett, Harold Reeder, Terry Wren, Marvin Seward, Keith Sappington, Steve Nis- tendirk, Coach Saccaro. Debbie Hudson, Donna Walls, Marsha Branson, and Cindy Ryals run the 880 relay. Kneeling: Debbie Hudson, Janice Crane, Cindy Ryals, Marsha Branson. Standing: Paula Per- kins, Bonita Glascock, Coach Saccaro, Donna Walls, Jan Brashear. The girl’s track team do their warm-ups before the meet. Ashland had a new sport this year. It was boys and girls’ track. The girls had three meets this spring, and the boys had one. The girl’s first meet was with Helias at Helias. The team was not disappointed about losing, but they were proud because they did a fantastic job. Many meets were cancelled because of bad weather. The next meet was the boys’ and girls’ conference meet at North Callaway. The school placed fifth. The final meet was again held at Helias against Helias and Fatima, The team came out in last place, but was proud of their performance as a first year team. The only boys meet was the conference meet, but they plan to have more next spring. The team poses for a picture before their first meet. seventh and eighth grade basketball team Kneeling: Jeff Wren, Gary Vaughn, Doug Smith, Mike Martin, Steve Garrett, Jeff Henry, Dennis Wyatt, Danny Stiers, Bill Martin, Kurt Wintermeyer. Standing: Brad Riner, Darry Smith, Denis Lenger, Rodney Branson, Terry Sapp, Ricky Ryals, Dick Smith, Ben Hilgedick, Coach Saccaro. The 7th and 8th grade team finished the season unde- feated. with an 8-0 record. We are proud of their great sportsmanship and teamwork. seventh and eighth grade basketball team Kneeling: Jeff Wren, Gary Vaughn, Doug Smith, Mike Martin, Steve Garrett, Jeff Henry, Dennis Wyatt, Danny Stiers, Bill Martin, Kurt Wintermeyer. Standing: Brad Riner, Darry Smith, Denis Lenger, Rodney Branson, Terry Sapp, Ricky Ryals, Dick Smith, Ben Hilgedick, Coach Saccaro. The 7th and 8th grade team finished the season unde- feated, with an 8-0 record. We are proud of their great sportsmanship and teamwork. junior debbie nichols sophomore cindy ryals homecoming attendants freshman susan rain homecoming queen Donna Walls ahs attendants sophomores rosemary forsee - gary gilmore juniors merry sapp - james alien mr. and ahs marcia gardner - cent crump 87 mr. and miss ajhs marsha branson - freshman jeff henry - eighth grade ajhs attendants juniors James Allen Mitchell Basinger LuAnn Batye Donna Bennett Jack Brade Regina Calvin Beverly Crump Joe Cummings Tina Cunningham Scott Edwards JoAnn Forbis Barbara Gibson Renee Glaubitz Joyce Green Kevin Groves Kenneth Head Debbie Hutinger Genette Long Audrey Maida Theresa Martin Tiffany Martin Randy McKee Lloyd Meng Connie Mikel Becky Morris Larry Mountjoy Glenn Murray Kevin Nahler David Nichols Debbie Nichols 9o juniors Leona Nichols Melody Quinn Treasa Rand Cheryl Reeder Deryl Reeder Becky Ryals Karen Sapp Lynn Sapp Merry Sapp Ronda Sapp Glenda Schmocker Greg Turner Meredith Vaughn Jane Verhoff Jan Wintermeyer Class officers: Sitting: Merry Sapp, Melody Quinn, Tina Cunningham. Kneeling: Meredith Vaughn. Standing: James Allen. In Memory A bud-----warm sunshine. A flower begins to mature. It is picked before it has a chance To add to the wonder of the world. So it was with Linda Linda Gibson sophomores Cynthia Allen Lu Anna Anderson Kimber Attebury . Vincent Bamer Vivian Bamer Randy Batye Alan Bennett Scutt Bennett Kerry Brown Robert Brunk Glenda Bullard Hartley Calvin Becky Crow Billy Jo Cunningham Cindy Day Rosemary Forsee Gary Gilmore James Glodo Carol Hagans Joni Hazell Carl Head Melvin Ingels Earl Johnson Jennifer Johnson Debbie Lammers Becky Langdon Stephanie Long Dean Martin Tom Martin Brian Murray % 92 sophomores Bruce Nichols Helen Nichols Joyce Nichols Mark Nichols Ronnie Nichols Troy Nichols Terry Old Jack Pettigrew Mark Pointer Mary Sue Ralph Ricky Rouse Cindy Ryals Dale Sapp Eddie Sapp Randy Sapp Keith Sappington Jane Singer Randy Spotswood Rebecca Thomas Matthew Whitworth Becky Williams Terry Wren Class Officers: Joni Hazell, Rosemary Forsee, Becky Williams, and Terry Wren. 93 freshmen Pam Allen Darrell Anderson Nancy Basinger Jan Batye Jim Batye Curtis Bennett Darrell Bennett Bobbi Bernard Danny Blanchard Bonnie Brade Marsha Branson Jan Brashear Clyde Clark Janice Crane Teena Crane Barbara Crump David Cummings Harold Cunningham Karla Cunningham Mike Douglas Janet Forbis Lester Gilpin Steven Gilpin Pam Griggs Larry Goosey Jada Groves Kenny Harmon Pam Harmon Roy Hartman Sammy Hazel Greg Higdon Wayne Lee Karen Lenger Karen Loyd Judy Marshall freshmen Jerry McCool Danny McNew Russell Miller Jeanie Morris Charlotte Mustain Alan Nichols Cathy Nichols Dennis Nichols Roxanne Nichols Steve Nistendirk Steve Parker Neta Pauley Lane Phillips Susan Raitt Harold Reeder Gary Sanderson Darrell Sapp Jeannie Sapp Karen Sapp Sandra Sapp Terry Sapp Donny Schmitt William Schuette LeAnn Sevier Marvin Seward Mike Sjostrand Jack Turner Tonja Turner Racine Vaughn M ary W ilson Class officers: Kneeling: Curtis Bennett, Steve Nistendirk, Karen Lenger. Standing: Karla Cunningham, Jeannie Sapp. Mike Wisniewski 95 Lisa Adams Janice Allen Ronnie Allen Mary Arnold Mark Bamer Jimmy Basinger Ronnie Basinger Billy Baysinger Leesa Batye Kathy Benedict Sandy Bernard Curtis Bennett Theresa Blank Mary Ann Boelkes Rodney Branson Dotty Brunk John Bullard Rochelle Clavin Vincent Calvin Mike Craig Diane Crump Rebecca Cundiff Michele Davidson Darrel Durham David Forbis Sandra Forbis Steven Garrett Brian Gilpin John Glascock Karen Glasgow 96 grade eight Philip Glaubitz Mary Glodo Melvin Gregory Kay Harmon Dennis Hartman Brenda Hazell Jani Hazell Kevin Head Jeff Henry Ben Hilgedick Peggy Hulen Debbie Hutchinson Joe Hutinger LaDona Jeffery Donald Johnson Evelyn Johnson James Kammerer Chris Kelly Kathy Kuykendall Denis Lenger Michelle Libbert Doris Long Allison Long Kay Mabrey Bill Martin Mike Martin Debbie Morris Ronald Morris Kirby Nichols Pat Nichols Randy Nichols Robert Nichols Kim Phillips Dwayne Porter Barbara Purcell Debbie Redden grade eight 97 grade eight James Reeder Donna Richardson Brad Riner Debbie Rogers Ricky Ryals Donna Sapp Lorine Sapp Stanley Sapp Darry Smith Richard Smith Steve Stegeman Danny Stiers Steven Thomas Jim Tyree Kandie White Veronica White Kurt Wintermeyer Karla Wren Robyn Wright Dennis Wyatt Class officers: Steve Stegeman, Veronica White, Donna Richardson, Kurt Wintermeyer. 98 Barbara Acton Peggy Allen Cheryl Ballew Gene Batye Bruce Begemann Jim Begemen Karen Bennett Keith Brunstron Eddie Crane Garland Crane Mescal Cummings Greg Cunningham Karen Cunningham Jerelyn Durham David Edwards Ellen Fisher Cynthia Fry Sharon Gilliam Larry Glaubit? David Goosey Richard Grant Marjory Gregory Bruce Hackman Cary Hancox Linda Harbour Billy Harmon Eric Harmon Teresa Harmon Penny Hause Denise Higgins Strother Hollingsworth Tracy Hudson Daryl Hulen Darryl Jackson Scott Kellogg Erin Kelly grade seven 99 Rhonda Kidwell Janet Kleasner Lindell Lee Jay Lewis Mitchell McCool Corlinda Miller Mary Miller Gregg Nichols Larry Nichols Debbie Parker Russell Phillips Paula Ralph Belinda Ridgel Pam Rogers Jim Sapp Kathy Sapp Linda Sapp Susan Sapp Terry Sapp Ann Schuette Joy Seward Melanie Shires Douglas Smith James Taylor Gary Vaughn Terry Wisniewski Donald Woods Jeffery Wren Class officers: Kneeling: Bruce Begemann. Seated: Teresa Harmon, Paula Ralph, Peggy Allen. Standing: Terry Sapp. grade seven 100 high school activities Darin Anderson Glenda Basinger Connie Bennett Roger Bennett . Mitchell Blank Debby Branch Jeri Bretthorst Jim Bullard Richard Burnett Ranita Calvin Edward Cook Bobby Craig Leland Crane Bobby Cundiff Ronnie Davidson Mike Forbis Allen Garrett Kyle Garrett Alison Gilpin Mike Griggs Neil Groves Jim Hazell Jennifer Henry Jack Higdon Chris Hollingsworth Doris Hutchison Connie Johnson Nancy Lewis Ronnie Libbert Kelli Martin 102 grade six Richard Martin Laura McCoy Craig Middaugh Wanda Morris Eugene Nelson Karlene Nichols Mike Nichols Christine Offringa Starla Pauley Christine Perkins Tim Phillips Sandra Raitt Artie Reeder Mark Roush Lenora Sachs Darrell Sapp Janet Sapp Kathem Sapp Susan Schmitt Danny Smith Jeffrey Taylor Tracy Taylor Karen Tevis Debbie Thomas Keith Vaughn Debbie Veach Tammy Washburn Karla Watson Ed Davis Welch A.K. Zumalt grade six grade five Alisa Alexander Joe Allen Kim Allen Jeff Ballew Bart Bamer, Melanie Barrier Randy Baysinger Ann Becker Chris Bennett Don Bennett Raymond Bernard Mike Blank Rowland Blythe Lori Bowden Doug Calvin DeEtta Campbell Rodney Carlos Tommy Clatterbuck Cathy Crump Robert Cummings Forest Cunningham Tammy Cunningham Chris England Buck Garrett Jamie Glascock James Glaubitz Karla Goetting Darren Griggs Dennis Hardin Delanna Harmon Ricky Harmon Debbie Hartman John Henry Karla Hudson Kirk J ohnson Anita Kiessling grade five Connie Kleasner Danny Libbert Andrea Long Greg Long Nancy Lony Colleen Martin Steve Martin Tina Martin Dale Nichols Price Nichols Dm Phillips Leon Ralph Richard Rand Linda Reeder Tammy Richardson Lynette Ridgel Daphne Rood Debbie Roulette Jerry Roush Steve Sachs Brenda Sapp Christine Sapp Dennis Sapp Donna Sapp Mark Sapp Rodney Sapp Tracy Sapp J effery Selby Leslie Sevier Matthew Snodgrass Terri Stiers Mark Tanner Kim Tarka Shelly Taylor Billy Toth Tonni Underwood Paula Vaughn Kathy Watson Randy White Greg Williams Steve Williams Jeff Woods grade four Brock Alexander Jerry Allen Lonnie Allen Terri Arnold Charles Amsmeyer Helen Basinger Mike Baumgartner Kathy Beckmeyer Gregg Begemann Karla Bennett David Brashear Danny Bretthorst Charles Brown Jennie Burnett Scott Cain Angela Calvin Geneva Clark Doug Corbit Constance Cox Martha Crump Brian Douglas Edward Duvall Eddie Ennis Tommy Esterly David Fisher James Forbis Renee Franklins Dana Garrett Kim Garrett Mark Goff Carl Goosey Michael Gregory Mitzi Groves Steven Head Ahna Hollingsworth Amy Hunt Cindy Hutchison Beverly Johnson Mar jean Johnson Brian Kelly Leslie Lee Michael Lee Janet Lewis Kevin Lewis Diana Long Tracy Long Adam Middaugh Brenda Nichols Leslie Nichols Lloyd Nichols Mary Ellen Nichols Ronnett Nichols Carla Pauley Scott Perkins Sherri Purvis Sonja Raitt Billy Richardson David Richardson Ricky Richardson Jack Ridgel Gregory Roberds Adam Sapp Danny Sapp Junior Sapp Sheryl Sapp Janice Schenewerk Susan Schuette Ronnie Smith Timothy Snodgrass Bryan Snyder Ronnie Sullivan Sandra Thomas Dwane Vandelicht Michael Vaughn Blanchard Warren Sondra Welch Crystal White Cindy Winkelman Linda Woods Traci Wren Keith Zumalt grade three Biff Bamer Allen Beckettz Mark Beckmeyer Garry Bennett Matthew Bowden David Brunk Kevin Brunstrom Gene Buck Dan Calvin Jeff Cook Walter Cook Todd Corbit Bobby Crow John Dickinson Charles Duenow Billy Duvall Brenda Forsee Jeffrey Garrett Diana Gilpin Janice Goetting Cynthia Harbour Leta Harmon Karl Hartman Mary Hazell Billy Herron Agnes Johnson Tinamarie Kelly Karen Koenig P. 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Missouri 65039 Harold Nelson Kenneth Rybolt Phone 445-4034 Phone 449-5990 CAL-TYPE OFFICE EQUIPMENT HAMMOND'S 204 First Avenue East Refrigeration Sheet Metal Columbia, Missouri Commercial and Domestic Olivetti Lettera 36 Portable Electric Typewriters Call Everything 449-2461 for the office 1120 Wilkes Boulevard Box 305 Phone 449-6286 - Columbia, Mo. 65010 HENDERSON IMP. CO. BENTON MOBILE HOMES Your oldest Farm Dealer in Quality Economy Machinery Dealer Shop in Boone County Columbia. Mo. 1. Next to Town Country Lanes in Columbia. Missouri A.C. Phone 442-1252 N.H. Henry Semon. Manager 2. 3 Miles North of Columbia on Hwy. 63 WREN’S GARAGE Quality Products General Repair Ashland. Missouri BOWLING A Family Sport that lasts a lifetime Student Rates TOWN COUNTRY LANES 1508 N. Providence Road Columbia, Missouri AUt O Part NICHOLS A U SUPPLY Box 265 Ashland, Missouri 130 Phone 657-2816 BURNETT FUNERAL HOME Ashland, Mo. Phone 657-2793 Wm. C. Burnett - Mildred Burnett PAULEYS HARDWARE R.M. PAULEY AND SON Ashland. Mo. Phone: 657-2074 Hardware Paint 131 Plumbing and Electrical Supplies Sentinel Wood Treating Ashland, Mo. Phone 657-2164 Penta Pressure Treated Feed Lot Equipment Portable Buildings Post, Poles, and Lumber Fisher’s Market HY-KLAS FOODS Phone 657-2312 Groceries - Meats - Vegetables - Feed Ashland, Mo. 132 SOUTH SIDE CLEANERS Compliments of Expert Alternations Pick up Delivery Service STAN GUNTER 2 Day Service 1 Day Service by request Corner Jefferson Dunklin Jefferson City, Mo. District Mgr. 635-1914 Jefferson City, Mo. The Reliable Life Insurance Co. WAL-MART DISCOUNT CITY SCHELL WARD 2233 Missouri Blvd. Jefferson City, Mo. Shoes and Ready-to-wear Dial 635-0104 or 635-0105 38 Departments under 60,000 sq. ft. of floor space at everyday low prices. 101-103 East High Street Free parking for over 500 cars Open 9-9:30 Mon. - Sat. Jefferson City, Missouri t LINSEN BARDT PORTH'S JEWELRY Electric Motor Service STORE Electric Motor and Magneto Service 110 East High Street Phone 636-7061 809 Jefferson St. Jefferson City, Mo. ST. GEORGE LAUNDRY CLEANERS Your General Electric Dealer Shoe Repair Storage 116 East Dunklin - Jefferson City, Mo. Phone 636-2215 HERB GORDON APPLIANCE COMPANY 1500 Missouri Blvd. - Phone 636-8722 Jefferson City, Mo. 65101 133 Central Dairy Products Your Home Town Dairy” Jefferson City, Mo. Compliments of BARRETT L. GLASCOCK and all the BOOSTERS, CONTRACTHOLDERS, and STOCKHOLDERS in this area. AS A CONTRACTHOLDER Note the seven year record of our Founders Con- tract. For example, ot issue-age M w.th $300.00 onnual premium, rhe cosh dividend of $153.92, plus the $75.00 guaranteed annual endowment, plus the increase m cosh value of SRO. 10: the totol cosh available from the seventh year opera- tion exceeds the annual premium by S9 02 Proof of Exceptional Sharing AS STOCKHOLDER 100 shares bought for S200.00 m 1963 has grown to 381 shares. With the current asking price of S8.75 per share, the original investment of $200.00 has a current value of S3.333.75 . . . Add to this the totol cash dividends, poid of $338.15 . . . Proof of Exceptional Sharing. Modern American 1000 West Sunshine Springfield. Mo. Life Insurance Company ”The Company Designed 134 With Your Future In Mind” LaCROSSE LUMBER CO. La Crosse Lumber Co. 449-2626 Columbia, Mo. 414 East Broadway Dealers In Building Materials, Paints, Varnishes, Glass, Builder's Hardware Special Plan Services CARL L. TOALSON HOMER E. SNELL 135 1206 Rangeline Columbia, Missouri Phone 449-2777 Colonel Jimmy Lloyd Sapp AUCTION SERVICE If you like what you hear, tell others—If you don't. Tell me. Phone 657-4511 BOONE COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY 1100 Rodgers Columbia, Missouri 449-1251 LEGAL SERVICE MOTOR CLUB • LEGAL PROTECTION • COLLECTION SERVICE • BONDING SERVICE PIAPIA The Club Dedicated to its Members • PERSONAL SERVICE Ambulance Service— Travel Service — Road Service Emergency Tow Service-Emergency Mechanical Service HOME OFFICE Mia Columbia, Mo. America Motorist Association P.O. BOX 1381 For Information Call 443-2414 Be Safe, Be Secure, Join Hands With M.A.M.A. Our 105TH year BEWITCHING BEAUTY SALON 657-2525 W. Broadway Ashland, Mo. Complete Beauty and Wig Service 2 Full time beauticians I� Ninth and Broadway Columbia, Missouri Linda Manns Owner For A Lovelier You visit Watches and Diamonds ASHLAND BEAUTY SHOP Specializing in LA BRUE JEWELERS 813 Cherry St. Columbia, Missouri 443-8670 Hairstyling, Haircutting, Coloring Permanent Waving, and Wig Service Hazel Martin Since 1950 EAGLE BOOSTERS Phone 657-4520 Ashland, Mo. Suzanne's Loethens'Eagan Tire Service Schuerman Construction Company 657-2015 Builder of Custom Homes. The Eagle staff of 1972-73 wishes to' express appreciation to all the people who have made this book possible. If this book will remove the blindfolds from our eyes, and help a few people smile, it will have been worth the effort put forth by so many. Karla Hilgedick Editor m WALSWORTH Marceliac. Mo.. L'.S.A