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CLii Of 77 The class of 77 began their rise to seniorship this way. Their class project, as Freshmen, was selling candy bars which helped them in purchasing materials for the float. The theme of their float was. The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes. This theme and hard work paid off. for the freshmen placed third in the Homecoming Parade competition. Mrs. Peggy Wren was the homecoming candidate for their class. Mr. Darrel Durham was the class Vice-President, along with being Mr. So. Bo. Co. with Miss So. Bo. Co.. Mrs. Peggy Wren. Vincent Clavin was the class president. Miss Jani Hazell followed as Secretary-Treasurer. Donna Richardson reigned as Barnwarming Queen. The Sophomore year of the 77 seniors began with election of class officers. Darrel Durham served as President, Veronica White as Vice-President, Donna Richardson as Secretary Treasurer, and Cindy Skinner Reeder as Student . Council Representative. The class sponsors were Mrs. Sharon Bullard and Mrs. Jolene Daugherty. % As the year progressed, Ricky Ryals, Jeff Henry, and Veronica White were the first students to be elected from the class, into National Honor Society. When Barnwarming rolled around. Robyn Wright Sappington was chosen for the sophomore class candidate. After Barnwarming, Homecoming was not far behind. The theme was from the year 2001. The Eagles took on the Missouri School of the Deaf with a score of 100-72. In the float competition, the sophomore float placed second. The theme of their float was, “Planet of the Eagles.” This was the year of change in Homecoming candidates. Instead of havi ng a candidate from each class, it was decided to have three senior candidates with an attendant from each class. The winner was announced the night before Homecoming at the Bonfire as another switch. Before, the queen had been announced between the two games at Homecoming. The sophomore attendant was Debbie Morris. Her escort was Ronnie Nichols. The junior year of the 77 seniors was a busy one. It was their turn to give the Junior-Senior Prom. Veronica White was President, Jeff Henry was Vice-President and Sandy Forbis Jackson was Secretary Treasurer. At a class meeting, it was decided to hold a Slave Auction along with a Chicken Bar-B-Que at Rock-Bridge State Park as their major money making project. The second money making project was the Junior class play, You Can’t Take It With You”. It was about an upper-class and a middle-class family who were working to get along together. The cast members were LaDonna Jeffrey, Karla Wren, Denis Lenger, Donna Richardson, Stanley Sapp. Bill Basinger. Janice Allen. Mike Martin, Keith Schenewerk. Pat Nichols, Danny Stiers, Jeff Henry, John Bullard. Mike Craig, and Shelly Davidson. In the meantime. Barnwarming was also sneaking up. Cindy Skinner Reeder took the priviledge of being the Barnwarming Queen. Joe Huntinger was the Junior King Candidate. Next. Homecoming rolled around as Theresa Blank Basinger was elected to be the Junior Attendant. Her escort was Ben Hilgedick. The theme was, Commercials.” The Eagles faced Blair Oaks, and went down to defeat in overtime. In academics, National Honor Society received six new members from the class. They were: Rochelle Calvin Northway, Jani Hazell, Donna Richardson. Michelle Libbert, Steve Stegeman. and Sandy Bernard. Quill and Scroll inducted five new members. They were: Sandy Forbis Jackson. Kandie White, LaDonna Jeffrey. Becky Cundiff, and Donna Richardson.
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