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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1979 volume:

1 2 Shari McDonald - EDITOR SOUTHERN BOONE COUNTY R-I ASHLAND, MISSOURI 65010 Brenda Sapp - JR. EDITOR Lori Bowden - CO. JR. EDITOR Debbie Roulette - CO. JR. EDITOR PECeCA U DIRECTED BY ........ 8 PRODUCTION CREW ... 15 STUNT CREW ........ 58 STARRING .......... 76 SPONSORED BY ..... 110 In this yearbook, we have tried to capture the certain items that have made this year very special. This book is one of current events, it relates to movies, it relates Ashland to the fads of the world. So, as you open this yearbook, prepare to enter it for a RETURN ENGAGEMENT of the years 1978-79. Every town has its own special trademark. Ashland conforms to the fads of the nation, yet has its own unique flavor. “Saturday Night Live” has made quite an impression on the TV audience, as well as Ashland. The “Coneheads”, “Rosannadana” and the “Wild Crazy” guys enter the homes of Ashland late Saturday night. On Halloween Day, Stagecraft and Drama Class students dressed up in costumes. Left: Mike Nichols and Dennis Sapp prepare to eat their fried embryos. They dressed up as the “Coneheads” from “Saturday Night Live.” April 18, 1979 marked the first annual “Rosann Rosannadana Look-a-Like Day” and “Wild and Crazy” day. Below: Adam Sapp and Steve Underwood chase foxes as “Wrild and Crazy” guys. Below left-The participants of the Rosann Rosannadana look a like day! Winners (front row) - Sandi Raitt, Laura McCoy, Sonja Raitt, Jill Wintermeyer, Agnes Johnson. Row 2 - Yvonne Whitworth, Debbie Hartman, Diane Long, Tarissa Brummett, Karen Koening, Cheryl Sapp. Row 3 - Sondra Welch, Jennifer Henry, Marjean Johnson, Dawn Turner, Cheryl Sapp, Kim Woods. Marsha Lewis. Row 4 - Alison Gilpin, Linda Woods, Debbie Thomas, Cindy Lam, Connie Johnson, Sheryl West, Tina Kelly, Dorcas Melloway, Debbie Armsmyer, Brenda Ix ng. 5 Students at Ashland are kept busy all year round with several activities. During the summer they visit friends and some even work! When school starts, everyone settles down for the long winter, that is on its way. With winter, comes snow and sleet resulting in days off from school, because of bad road conditions. Then comes spring. Along with this comes warm days, green grass and the long awaited SPRING FEVER! This is the time, when the students begin job hunting for the summer and yearning for the end of school. Top row: (left to right) Steve T. helps haul in the hay. Darla T., Lori O., and Lisa B. shiver in between classes on their way to the Middle School. Crystal W., and Cindy W., enjoy a snowball fight. Bottom: Nancy L., Yvonne W.. Melissa R. and Debbie R. chose a pumpkin for Halloween. Austin B., Matt B., and Kathy B. enjoy the warm weather playing frisbee. 3 ficmdLsdfyq The 1978-79 Southern Boone County School Board consisted of; front row; Larry Olds - President, Wayne Selby, Bernice Gilpin; back row: Jerry Arnold, Rev. Hershel Hughes and Daryl Raitt. Bill Page - High School Principal Dave Gill - Middle School Principal Dennis Burnett - Superintendent 10 Mrs. Barbara Sapp, High School Secretary Sandra Short, Elementary Secretary Jenny Wren, Secretary to Superintendent, Evelyn Carlos, Kay Jennings Bookkeepers Jane Hooibrink, School Nurse. I II 14 14 I S Joy Beas; B.S. Burton Bock; B.S. Bennie Brown; B.S. Karen Broz; B.S. Sharon Bullard; B.S. 11 Bobby Condry; B.S. Kittye Copeland; B.S. Sally Dinwiddle; B.S., M.S., B.A. Becky Doak; B.S. Cindy Durst; B.S. Rita Esterly; B.S., M.S. Gail Ferrier; B.S., M.S. Ann Gallagher; B.S. David Gill; B.S. Mary Graham; B.S. Sue Heifner; B.S. Cecilia Holbrook; B.S., M.S. Mitchell Holbrook; B.S. Saundra Hughes; B.S. Janine Lacy; B.S. Gary Lear; B.S. Charles Lee; B.S. Nancy Lenger; B.S. Nancy Lovely; B.S. William Loy; B.A., M.A. Lois Marshall; B.S. Linda Martin; B.S. 4 Mr. Burnett and police officer Brubeck inspect the bullet holes that occured in November. Nancy Holland, Home Ec. Teacher helps Terri Steirs with a project in clothing. Mrs. Holland came in at the beginning of second semester for Mrs. Lovley. Sue Martin; B.S. Barbara Mead; B.S. James Mihalevich; B.S. Janet Morgan; B.S. Patricia Merrill; B.S., M.S. Mary Nesladek; B.S. Bob Oetting; B.S. Sheri Radman; B.S. Kathleen Rife; B.S. Debbie Sapp; B.S. Anna Sanderson; B.S. Kathy Sansom; B.S. Judy Schowalter; B.S., M.S. Mary Schrage; B.S., M.S. Ruth Tichenor; B.A. Gail Tickman; B.S. Man, am I stuffed!”, I am so-o-o-o full!”, and “Don forget to buy a lunch ticket - tacos are today. are comments heard from students about school lunches! This year for the first time, high school students were given two choices, instead of the usual one. Food courses were experimented with and we were eating foods such as burritos, tacos, chef salads, BBQ beef, and french fries. Hats off to our cooks! Cooks: Marilyn Lenger, Opal Johnson, Joyce Allen, Lodell Nistendirk, Mable Sapp, Clara Brunstrom, Linda Nichols. Bob Nichols - Mr. Do-It-All “What would we do without him?” 14 Janitors: Danny Bretthorst, Austin Berry. Ronnie Smith. Through sleet, rain, snow and hail, our bus drivers don’t give up. BUS DRIVER’S Row 1: Bernice Bartel, Dorothy Rowden, Betty Martin, Shirley Arnsmeyer, Nelson Knight. Row 2: Buford Crump, Paul Smith, Selma Sheldon, Wayne Gilpin, Nellie Sapp, Melvin Rupard, In Bus: Bob Nichols. So. Bo. Co. was buzzing with activities this year. Top left: Kelly Sapp and Darin Sapp practice hard to become an instant success in the world of music. Left: Students work hard to become top-notch stuntmen. Above: The Stage Craft class works hard to cross the first bridge that leads to the street of Broadway. Here they are performing a puppet show for the high school student body. 15 STUDENTS AIRE UN Top left - Students practice improving their typing skills. The wardrobe class put their skills to work by making their own clothes. Karla Bennett investigates and reports her findings to Kim Garrett 16 Bottom row left to right - Tina Martain works on a tough test in Algebra II. Mrs. Hughes points out a location on the map to her 8th grade History class. Above - Mr. Mihalevich and his Vo Ag II class discuss the rising and falling prices on the market. 17 Publications class consists of newspaper and yearbook students combined into one hour. The newspaper staff shifted the editor positions around, so more students could be involved and get the experience of managing. The paper was taken to a local publisher for printing and brought back to sell during lunch hours and home room. Editors were: Dave Hammond, Sandi Raitt, Connie Johnson, Jenny Henry, Jim Hazell, Joe Allen, Jeri Bretthorst, Sheryl Sapp, Jim Hobbs, Mark Flett. The Yearbook staff went to Kirksville to get ideas and learn the do’s and don'ts for the yearbook. Publications class - Row 1 - Brenda Sapp, Shari McDonald, Debbie Roullett, Connie Johnson, Price Nichols, Mrs. Heifner - sponsor. Row 2 - Lori Bowden, Jenny Henry, Chris Perkins, Bonnie Moore, Keith Vaughn, Jim Hobbs. Row 3 - Mike Nichols, Terri Arnold, Constance Cox, Terri Stiers, Jeri Bretthorst, Sheryl Sapp. Row 4 - Sandi Raitt, Kyle Garrett, Rick Harmon, Mike Griggs, Joe Allen. EAGLE EYEVIEW STAFF EDITOR - Shari McDonald JR. EDITOR - Brenda Sapp CO. JR. EDITOR - Lori Bowden CO. JR. EDITOR - Debbie Roullett BUSINESS MANAGER - Connie Johnson PHOTOGRAPHERS - Price Nichols Shari McDonald SENIOR SECTION - Jenny Henry Connie Johnson Sandi Raitt AD SECTION - Lori Bowden Karla Goetting (semester) Mike Griggs (quarter) Rick Harmon (quarter) Brenda Sapp Debbie Roullett 20 the publications class, be a junior or senior and be ranked in the upper one-third of their class. Initiation was held April 12, during fourth hour. Two seniors and six juniors were initiated into the society. Left - New members - Row 1: Jenny Henry, Sandi Raitt, Lori Bowden, Karla Goetting. Row 2: Price Nichols, Brenda Sapp, Mrs. Heifner-Sponsor, Joe Allen, Dave Hammond. Below left - New members take the Pledge of Truth. Upper right - Old members - Nancy Lewis, Shari McDonald, Sandy Milster, Debbie Thomas, Connie Johnson. Below right - Dave Hammond goes through stories as Editor of the EAGLE newspaper. Willing to work and give long hours is a must to be eligible for Quill and Scroll. Lettermen’s Club consists of students who have participated in an area of some sport. Their major money-making project was the annual KOMU-TV basketball game against the faculty. They cleared $150. They also hosted the annual athletic banquet at the end of the year. Right - Mr. Rage goes up for two against a KOMU-TV All Star. Middle left - Warren Blanchard and his date Annette Sapp buy their tickets from members Jenny Henry and Dennis Sapp. Middle right - Members Row 1: Lisa Berry. Kim Garrett, Sonja Raitt, Mark Flett, Dennis Sapp. Mike Nichols, Sharon Skinner, Terri Stiers, Brenda Sapp, Kris Gilpin. Row 2: Diane Gilpin, Alison Gilpin, Traci Wren, Jenny Henry, Debbie Thomas, Debbie Hartman, Kim Tarka, Dru Phillips, Christy Sapp. Row 3: Kyle Lacy, Jeff Selby, Randy White, John Henry, Keith Vaughn, Rhyse Jobe, Tim Phillips, Kyle Garrett. Row 4: Roger Bennett, Bobby Craig, Karla Bennett, Greg Roberds, Dwayne Blackwell, Price Nichols, Bruce Schonhoff, Bob Cundiff. Below - The Senior Paddles were handed down to Debbie Hartman by Alison Gilpin and to Randy White by Keith Vaughn, at the Lettermen’s Club Banquet, May 14, 1979. The Pep Club and Pep Club Band added much enthusiasm to the Basketball games this season. Pep Club busses were taken to many of the away games, and helped boost the players' morale. Pep Band played during some of the games. It is an extracurricular activity, not giving a credit to those in it. Left: Pep Band Members. Middle Left: Pep Band performs at the last home game. Below left: Pep Club members. Right: Pep Club reacts to the referees call. MIGHT y MOUTHS The Cheerleaders spent a busy year making signs, practicing cheers, planning skits and pep assemblies to get ready for the games. Right - The cheerleaders perform ‘Hey Cowboys’ during a time out. Middle Left • During the Homecoming assembly, the cheerleaders perform ‘Eagles Are Here.’ Lower Left - Sandi and Terri back the Eagles up, with a sign for the gym. Right - Varsity Cheerleaders - Debbie Thomas, Paula Vaughn, Terri Arnold, and Sandi Raitt. The cheerleaders money-making projects this year included selling t-shirts. Above Left - .Junior Varsity Cheerleaders - Anita Kiessling, Darla Martin, Crystal White, Cindy Winkelman, and .Janna Sapp. Middle Left - Jim Hobbs and Dave Richardson run through the spirit sign made by the cheerleaders. Lower Left - Varsity and Junior Varsity cheerleaders perform ‘Snow Green and the Seven Dorks.’ Below - Junior Varsity cheerleaders lead a chant with the pep club. fcL. tU 1 of Kindergarten my mommy sai £t«£i| ie, “Don’t suck your thumb.” On the f wet your pantsT On the first day of fii ;rade my mommy said to me, “Don’t pi ’ On the first day of seventh grade mv aid to me “I on’t play with make up. fir ? day «TT cliventh grade my mommy ■ me.wfton't go parking. ifth grade my mommy said to me. ‘Don’t I your bra! On the first day of ninth grade .V mommy said to me, Don’t smokft cigare r. On the first day of twelveth grade mv i mmy sai ALIVE NOW “Disco Inferno”, “Championship”, and “Sgt. Peppers” were some of the songs the Pommerettes danced to during halftime and at Pep assemblies. The Pommerettes had a hard time getting settled, for some girls moved and try outs had to be held again in the fall, after the girls had attended camp. In January, we again lost a member, George Lowery who had been performing with us all season. This left the number of girls to seven. Top left photo - Karla Watson, Debbie Roulette, Kris Gilpin-Captain, Terri Stiers, Shari McDonald-co-captain, Shelly Smith and Susan Schmitt. Middle left - The Dancing Marching Monsters. Middle right - “The Eagle Monners sponsored by the Pommerettes during a Pep Assembly. Below- The Twelve Years of Growing Up portrayed at the Christmas Assembly. On the-t� rst da mommy sAid to 1 the first day of f me, “Don’t stuff of tenth grade m “Don’t drink hee The Junior High Cheerleaders were full of spirit this year. The squad consisted of seventh and eighth grade girls. They were: Lisa Forbis, Kathy Ennis, Lisa Arnold, Annette Sapp, Leslie Arnold, Dawn Brunk (pictured Middle Left) The girls practiced long and hard to give their teams the backing they deserved. The Junior High Pep Club members were Row 1: Annette Sapp, Leslie Arnold, Lisa Forbis, Kathy Ennis, Dawn Brunk, Lisa Arnold. Row 2: Tammy Redden, Lisa Norvell, Liz Baysinger, Jean Selby, Debbie Rutherford. Laurie Kidwell, Todd Phillips, Wes Watson, Connie Rector, Sherri Watson. Row 3: Jeff Perkins, Kevin Werdenhauser, Sherri Vandelicht, Alison Jobe, Jeanna Selbach, Cindy Ennis, Patty Schenewerk, Lorrie Lachnit, Amy Lewis, Ollie Perkins. Row 4: Jimmy Johnson, Kieth Crane, Peter Daughtery, Lonna Taggart. Kim Holton, Rhonda Quinn, Pam Scherman, Melissa Old, Missy Closser. 27 CHORUS The vocal music department added a Treble Choir, composed of all girls, this year. The choirs sang at the Christmas and Spring Concerts. They also participated in the LDC choral festival and District Music Contest, where several solos and ensembles received I and II ratings. CONCERT CHOIR (Center): 1st Row C. Cox, P. Vaughn, D. Campbell, T. Cunningham, M. Crump, T. Arnold, D. Doerge, Y. Whitworth, S. Schuette, T. Wren, M. Canole, T. Washburn, Mrs. Durst. 2nd Row: J. Bretthorst, D. Veach, C. Pridemore, L. Bowden, D. Hartman, K. Goetting, S. Schmidt, M. Groves, K. Nichols, C. Winkleman, D. Jones, J. Schmocker. 3rd Row: R. Smith, D. Vandelicht, M. Griggs. C. Middaugh, K. Vaughn, E. Welch, B. Kelly, C. Brown, B. Schonhoff, N. Groves, D. Smith, M. Fleti, L. Nichols, D. Griggs. TREBLE CHOIR (Lower Left) 1st Row: T. Hackman, J. Wintermeyer, M. Hyatt, M. Closser, 2nd Row: B. Bolton, T. Washburn, C. Rector, B. Long, K. Ennis. 3rd Row: R. Clatterbuck, D. Veach, C. Pridemore, J. Bretthorst. The Concert Band (left) performed at several concerts this year. They went to Contest and received a II rating. They also marched in many parades, including Mizzou Homecoming, where they brought home 2nd place! Row 1: Janna Sapp, Brenda Forsee, Janice Goetting, Kathy Beckmeyer, Cindy Sappington, Colleen Martin, David Brashear, Tammy Cunningham. Row 2: Lisa Tanner, Darla Martin, Chris McCubbin, Karla Goetting, Cynthia Welch, Cheryl West, Marjean Johnson, Christy Sapp, Laura N McCoy, Mr. Lee. Row 3: Chuck ArnsmeyerN Janice Schenewerk, Dan Calvin, Mark Sapp, Dru Phillips, Karla Bennett, Diana Gilpin, Sonja Raitt, Randy White. Row 4: Cheryl Nichols, Marsha Lewis, Mark Beckmeyer, Jeff Turner, Biff Barner, Jeff Underwood, Keith Vaughn, Ed Welch, Randy Baysinger. STAGE BAND: (Middle left) Row 1: Mark Thomson, Dan Libbert, Junior Sapp, Alison Gilpin, Don Sapp. Kyle Garrett, Mr. Lee. Row 2: Steve Turner, Mark Flett, Randy Baysinger, Steve Underwood, Dru Phillips, Mark Sapp, Karla Goetting. ABOVE: The Band and Pommerettes practice diligently for Mizzou Homecoming. LOWER RIGHT: The Band transformed into the Marching Monsters to lead the elementary Halloween parade. 29 HEADING EGE The junior high choir, conducted by Cindy Durst, performed at Christmas and Spring Concert. They also attended a festival in Moberly. Members: Row 1: Terri Hackman, Brenda Bayte, Maria Blanchard, Keith Sapp. Row 2: Dawn Brunk, Lisa Nichols, Angie Cunningham, Wes Watson, Mrs. Durst. Row 3: Robin Clatterbuck, Debbie Arnsmeyer, Mark Bennett, Mike Mulligan. Above - Mrs. Durst introduces the middle school chorus next number at the Christmas Concert. Right - The chorus performs “Silent Night” at the Christmas Concert. 30 THE BIG TIME 2 UPPER LEFT: 6th Grade Band - Row 1: Kim Smith, Melissa Old, Kim Holton, Melissa Bowman, Pam Schuerman, Michele Turnbull. Amy Lewis. Row 2 - Mr. Lee, Tammy Moore, Nancy Buckner, Kim Brummet, Chuck Sherman. Row 3 - Tim Ralph, Gail Hagans, Darin Sapp, Lonna Taggart, Kelly Sapp. Row 4 - Stave Kiessling, Mark Richardson, David Lewis, Mark Pauley, Chris White, Tonya Gipson, Pat Lacy, Danny Joplin. Row 5 - Mike DeMarco, Edward Vaughn. MIDDLE LEFT: Jr. High Band - Row 1 - Michelle Kelly, Patty Schenewerk, Mary Jo Long, Lisa Forbis, Diana Richardson, Cindy Grant, Kim Selby, Lori Lachnit, Allison Hunt, Tammy Redden, Richard Pierson, Row 2 - Lori Riehn, Lynn Schenewerk, Janice Ralph, Shelley Winkleman, Liz Baysinger, Jeanna Selbach, Leslie Arnold, Sherry Vandelicht, Mike McCubbin. Row 3 - Ed Bartel, Chris Brinegar, Todd Phillips, Jimmy Sappington, Scott Ftamsdale, Jill Wintermeyer, Mr. Lee. Row 4 - Todd Martin, Jerry Sapp, Steve Welch, Todd Bullard, Dorsey Perkins, Dawn Turner, Pete Daughtery. Doug W'hite, Gary Baumgartner, Paul Fay. Row 5 - Terry Hilgedick. Greg Long, Jay Manns. Jeff Turnbull, Jay Richardson, Randy Fry, Keith Crane, Jean Selby. ABOVE: Dawn and Doug concentrate during Spring Concert. LEFT: The flutes and clarinets sing out a melodious tune during Spring Concert. 31 COUNCILS PLANNING pats err Student Council held numerous activities and brought the club out of debt, for the first time in five years. They sponsored a Halloween dance, Homecoming, Christmas Day, Mr. and Miss So. Bo. Co., ice cream bars during homeroom once a semester, the installation of pencil machine for the end of the school year, the game day for the last day of school and two surveys. Right - Students chow down on the ice cream bars handed out by members. Lower Right: Student Council Officers - Kris Gilpin-Vice President, Cris Hollingsworth-President, Shari McDonald-Sec Treas. Members - Jennifer Henry, Mark Flett, Duwayne Riehn took over Mike Nichols position. Mark Sapp, Randy White, Debbie Hartman, Adam Sapp, Cindy Winkleman, Linda Woods, Mary Hazell, Diane Toth, Dan Calvin, Debbie Rutherford, Mike Milligan, Mike Manns. Middle Right - Duwayne and Mike hang up Mickey Mouse for the Homecoming Dance. Lower Left - Elementary Student Council. Middle left - Student Council officers show off the new pencil machine. ;TEST TIJEES AND CHECKMATE ? An addition to the clubs this year was the chess club under the leadership of Lyle Loy. It met Thursday and held a tournament among the members resulting with Ed Bartel as the champion. Science club was under the direction of Joy Beas and Mary Schrage. They went on a field trip to the University and a snake zoo in Columbia. Left - Tammy Cunningham, Dwayne Blackwell and Yvonne Whitworth make some potassium nitrate. Middle Left - Chess club members: Row 1 - Kenny Hudson, Tom Loy, Alison Hunt, Shelly Winkleman, Terry Hilgedick; Row 2 - Dorsey Perkins, Marlon Hackman, Doug McCoy, Mike Milligan. Ed Bartel, Todd Martain; Row 3 - Darrel Sinderson, Daryl Woods, Randy Fry, Annette Sapp, Curtis Long, Row 4 • Lyle Loy - Sponsor. Middle Right - Science Club members - Row 1 - Joy Beas - Sponsor - Mary Hazeil-President - Tom Esterly-Vice President - Jeff Shires-Sec. Treas., Mary Shrage, sponsor. Row 2 - Sarah Esterly, Kathy Beckmeyer. Ahna Hollingsworth, Crystal White, Cindy Sappington. Row 3 - Jeff Turner, Vicki Martain, Jay Manns, Steve Welch. Collenn Martain. Row 4 - James Forbis, Karl Gilpin, Chris Stegeman, Dan Calvin, Kathie Sachs. Row 5 - Diane Whitworth, Shelly Smith, Yvonne Whitworth, Below - Mike Manns and Jay Richardson participate in the Chess Tournament. Spanish Club is under the direction of Mrs. Sandra Hughes. They sang Spanish songs at the Christmas assembly, and competed in a Spanish Contest at Kirksville, where they received a 2 rating. Several members went to Acapulco during Easter vacation. RIGHT - Members - Row 1: Ed Welch - Pres., Cris Hollingsworth - Vice-Pres., Tom Esterly - Sec., George Lowry - Treas., Kris Gilpin - Reporter. Row 2 - Mrs. Hughes, Jeff Selby, Ronnette Nichols, Anita Kiessling, Tracy Sapp. Row 3 - Mike Lachnit, Diane Whitworth, Karla Hudson, Angela Calvin, Janet Baysinger. Row 4 - Carol Pridemore, Neil Groves, Dwayne Blackwell, Karla Watson, Dora Smallwood. Row 5 - Vicki Reynolds, Starla Pauley, Susan Schmidt, Yvonne Whitworth, Tina Lammers, Michele Canole. Row 6 - Leon Ralph. Martin Blanchard, Gary Acton, Billy Herron, Jeff Sapp. MIDDLE LEFT: Tom Esterly listens as Ed Welch discusses the dinner at Casa De Montez. MIDDLE RIGHT: Students from the Acapulco trip. LOWER: The Spanish Club members sing Christmas carols at the Christmas assembly. 34 BUSINESS F.B.L.A. the business leaders of tomorrow, took their annual field trip to Columbia. They visited the Columbia Daily Tribune. They also competed in the FBLA district meet in Marshall. Karla Goetting placed third in accounting. Left - Joyful bus riders head out for the field trip. Below - Karla Goetting, David Brashear, Kim Garrett, Mrs. Nesladeck, Greg Roberds, and Steve Martin start out for competition in Marshall. Middle right - FBLA members - Row 1: Ginger Ponder - Pres., Sandi Raitt - Sr. Vice-Pres., Steve Martin • Jr. Vice Pres., Debbie Thomas - Sec., Connie Johnson - Treas., Brenda Long - Parlimentarian, Mrs. Nesladek. Row 2 - Anita Kiessling, Tracy Sapp, Traci Wren, Kim Garrett. Sandi Gilpin. Laura McCoy, Carol Pridemore. David Brashear, Cindy Rossi, Starla Pauley, Connie Kleasner. Row 3 - Ahna Hollingsworth, Janet Henderson, Crystal White, Linda Woods, Angela Calvin, Karla Goetting, Amy Hunt, Marjean Johnson, Dwayne Reihn, Vicki Reynolds. Row 4 - Tina Martin. Mitzi Groves, Karlene Nichols, Nancy Lewis, Yvonne Whitworth, Chuck Brown, Ranita Calvin, Greg Roberds, Dave Richardson, Mike Baumgartner, Lloyd Nichols, Sonja Raitt. Row 5 - Susan Schuette, Janet Lewis, Warren Blanchard, Austin Berry, Mike Vaughn, Ricky Richardson, Edward Duvall, Danny Bretthorst, Carla Pauley, Helen Baysinger. Row 6 - Brian Douglas, Ronnie Smith, Karl Gilpin, James Forbis, Jim Hazeil. The Art Club decorated many bulletin boards and walls such as the one below for Homecoming. They sponsored the Art Show. Their main money making project was a Sweetheart dance which they sponsored pictured below right. Below left: Dwayne Blackwell takes tickets at the Sweetheart Dance from King Don. Right: Ed Welch - Vice Pres.; Mike Nichols - Pres.; Gail Tickman - Sponsor; Yvonne Whitworth - Sec.; Karlene Nichols - Treas. Row 2: Jeri Bretthorst, Sharon Skinner, Don Bennett, Jim Hazell, Dennis Sapp, Dru Phillips, Kathy Crump, Row 3: Kathy Sacks, Dorcus Melloway, Michelle Canole, Nancy Lewis, Susan Schmitt, Darrell Sapp, Cris Hollingsworth, Row 4: Vicky Reynolds, Cris Perkins, Brian Sapp, Cynthia Welch, Kim Woods, Billy Duvall, Tim Gipson, Wayne Bunch, Don Norvell, Jow Allen, Neil Groves, Jeff Perkins, Matt Bowden, James Forbis, DuWain Reihn, Tim Phillips, Jim Hobbs. SECOND DLACE LDC Drama Club competed in three tournaments this year. One of which was conference. There they took second place over-all. Shari McDonald and Mark Flett placed first in Duet Acting, along with Marjean Johnson in Humorous, Chris McCubbin in Dramatic Interpretation, and Dedra Veach in Poetry. Kari Gilpin and Vicky Reynolds took third in Duet Acting, Sheryl Sapp placed fourth in Poetry. Left: Karl and Vicky perform their duet scene at the Christmas assembly. Right: Sue Heifner, Sponsor, Mike Nichols, President, Lori Bowden, Vice-President. Row 2: David Brashear, Doug Calvin, Jim Hobbs, Rhyse Jobe, Mark Flett, Chris Perkins. Row 3: Don Norvell, Marjean Johnson, Duwain Riehn, Tim Phillips, James Forbis, Karl Gilpin, Vicky Reynolds. Row 4: Carol Pridemore, Sheryl Sapp, Mark Sapp, Cris Hollingsworth, Price Nichols, Jim Hazell, Below - Drama dresses for Halloween. Collecting for Heart Fund, a trip to St. Louis, hosting the Senior-Faculty Game with an income of $200, and selling posters and patches were among the activities of the National Honor Society this year. Members participated in a formal initiation, complete with long dresses and suits. OLD MEMBERS: Row 1 - Lori Bowden-Treas., Shari McDonald-Sec., Randy White-Vice Pres., Laura McCoy-Pres. Row 2 - Debbie Hartman, Alison Gilpin. Connie Johnson, Nancy Lewis, Karlene Nichols. Karla Goetting. Standing - Mrs. Sansom. MIDDLE LEFT: Sandi Raitt lights her candle during the formal ceremony. MIDDLE RIGHT: New Members: Row 1 - Melissa Riehn. Sandi Raitt, Kris Gilpin, Susan Schmidt, Traci Wren, Susan Schuette. Row 2 - Steve Turner, Kyle Lacy, Crystal White, Brenda Sapp. BOTTOM LEFT: Members entertain at the initiation assembly. BOTTOM RIGHT: Melissa and Karla take tickets at the Sr.-Faculty game. The FHA began the year with the initiation of new members. They also took a field trip to St. Louis touring the St. Louis Zoo and a museum, and sponsored a Chili Supper at the PTA Carnival. Row 1 - Mrs. Lovely - Sponsor, L. McCoy-Pres., S. Schmidt-Sr. Vice-Pres., L. Bowden-Jr. Vice-Pres., C. Winkleman-Sec., S. McDonald-Treas., I). Roullett-Historian, T. Cunningham-Parlimentarian. Row 2 - J. Schmocker, G. Lowry, T. Stiers, K. Martin, J. Sapp, D. Hartman, S. Skinner, L. Woods, A. Calvin, A. Hunt, R. Nichols, A. Kiessling. Row 3 - K. Garrett, J. Lewis, S. Schuette, T. Wren, M. Lewis, C. West, C. Wise, T. Lammers, A. Johnson, K. Woods, T. Brummett, R. Sapp. T. Arnold, S. Raitt. Row 4 - J. Brown, M. Groves, M. Johnson, B. Johnson, C. Cox, J. Henderson. I). Toth, S. Sapp, K. Hudson, B. Whitworth, C. White, T. Long, Row 5 - D. Harmon, K. Watson, D. Martin, D. Melloway, K. Nichols, M. Lewis, K. Watson. R. Calvin, Y. Whitworth, S. Pauley, V. Reynolds. Row 6 - P. Vaughn, D. Campbell, A. Long, C. Johnson, A. Gilpin, D. Thomas, H. Baysinger, C. Pauley. Left - The new FHA members go through initiation. BELOW LEFT - Diane Whitworth prepares carrots for the FHA chili supper. BELOW RIGHT - Susan Schmitt lights a candle during the initiation ceremony. 39 The Future Farmers of America celebrated their 50th anniversary this year. They sold assorted seeds as their main money making project. They had a skeet team and attended the FFA convention. Jim Bullard received the State Farmer Award and Jeri Bretthorst succeeded in making National Chorus. FFA participated in many activities throughout the year. Top: A group of members who were awarded with many different types of honors during the year. Above left: Billy, Chris, Kyle and Scott were shooting high at the turkey shoot which is an annual event at Ashland. Above - Six members of the State Chorus represent Ashland. 40 2ATE (5C TEARS Center: Some members sort the Variety Seed orders which were a major money making project for the club. Below left: They prepare for the FFA breakfast. Below right: Dorcas Melloway and Randy Phillips show spirit as they were dressed for career day. Below: Sponsor - Mr. Mihalevich, Jim Bullard-President, Jeri Bretthorst, Billy Toth, Colleen Martin, Forrest Cunningham, Kyle Lacy, Mike Baumgartner, Ahna Hollingsworth, Diane Long, Greg Long; Row 2 - Neil Groves, Cris Hollingsworth, Mark Beckmeyer, Linda Perkins, Dorcas Melloway, Sheryl Sapp, June Schmocker, Sondra Welch, Steve Underwood, Keith Zumalt, Row 3 • Ed Welch, Mike Blank, Tommy Clatterbuck, Darla Martin, Randy Phillips, Agnes Johnson, Pam Craig, Donna Martin, Keith Brunstrom, Scott Sapp, Mike Vaughn, Brian Douglas; Row 4 - Roger Bennett, Buck Garrett, Trent Long, Alan Beckett, Carl Hartman, Steve Martin, Ricky Richardson, Danny Bretthorst, Austin Berry, Tim DeMarco; Row 5 - Darren Griggs, Greg Williams, Raymond Bernard, Price Nichols, Rodney Sapp, Dennis Sapp, Mitch Blank, Mike Rector, Leon Ralph, Chris Bennett. ASHLAND CHAPTER hw earwgtouve I rA UVUG TO SERVE Despite a flat tire, stolen cider visits by the water squad, the FFA held Barnwarming as usual. While collecting hay bales, Jim Bullard his gang got a flat tire at Gilmores turnoff, but made it back to Crane’s on the flat and fixed it there. During Barnwarming, 7 gallons of apple cider were stolen from outside the cafeteria door. The culprits were found and the stolen cider paid for. Later in the dance, mysterious water-balloons came sailing through the windows causing lots of scrambling to the windows to check out the bombers. Below left - Jim Bullard and his gang check out their flat. Below - FFA members arrange the hay for the tunnel. BARNWARMING ROYALTY - Row 1 - Kris Gilpin - Sr. Queen. Kyle Lacy - Jr. King. Row 2 - Freshmen Reps. - Darla Martin, Scott Sapp; Sophomore Reps. - Sondra Welch. Ricky Richardson (not pictured); Debbie Hartman - Junior Rep; Chris Hollingsworth - Sr. Rep. Above right - FFA members decorate during seventh hour for Barnwarming under Mr. Mihalevich’s direction. Above - Brian Douglas clings to the basketball goal attaching tree limbs. Left - Mitch Blank, Cris Hollingsowrth, Roger Bennett, Trent Long and Eugene Nelson rest at Crane’s while the flat that interupted their trip collecting straw is fixed. 43 PLAT PROVOKES COMMENTS I John Proctor Elizabeth Proctor Thomas Putna Anne Putnam. Rev. Samuel Betty Parrisi Rev. John Giles Corey Ezekiel Chee Francis Nurse Rebec Ju Abigail Williams Mary Warren Tituba o_____________ _ Randy White ri Bowden eff Selby enda Sapp ug Calvin risty Sapp ve Hammond ice Nichols im Hobbs John Henry aria Goetting Allen ling Susanna Walcott. Mercy Lewis John Willan r-v . Tammy1 Debbie Kim Tarkf Dru Philli Mark Sapp ingham There was controversy over the Junior Play this year. The class decided to perform “The Crucible,” which dealt with Salem witch trials. Some parents believed it would influence students. The play itself centered around John Proctor and his wife Elizabeth. Elizabeth is a good Puritan woman who accused of being a witch by several young women who are causing chaos at this time. They are accusing many innocent women of being witches. John Proctor at the end hangs defending his wife. 44 BRER 2 With below freezing temperatures, the parade marched on. As the floats were beginning to be brought to the school that morning, light snow fell-turning to water. This didn’t hamper the enthusiam of the red nosed, purple lipped, shivering students though!! The bands, cheerleaders, royalty, pommerettes, and various businesses and clubs participated in the parade. First place float was the freshmen and third place went to the seniors. Grand Marshalls for the parade were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Skinner, selected by the Student Council. Left: First place freshmen float; middle left: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Skinner. Grand Marshalls lead the parade. Right: Cheryl Nichols and Dave Hammond march to their own rhythm. Below: Senior candidates parade through main street. “Walt Disney marked the theme for the 1978 Homecoming. Monday, float preparations got underway at the designated house’s. Posters and decorated lockers helped add color to the halls. Wednesday was Wild and Crazy Day . Student dressed as ‘far-out’ as imaginable. Thursday was Sweat-Em Out day, with many students running through the halls in sweat suits, and Friday was the traditional Red and Black” day ending with the Homecoming Pep Assembly During the Pep Assembly, various clubs performed skits, the cheerleaders did their cheers, and the Pommerettes performed to the music of “Championship . The award for the best-dressed person was given to Karla Watson, and the best-decorated locker belonged to Karlene Nichols, Susan Schmidt. Jenny Henry, and Laura McCoy. Saturday night, the Eagles went against the New Bloomfield Wildcats. During halftime, Roger Bennett and Laura McCoy were crowned King and Queen. The 1978 Homecoming Court included left: Row 1: Sheila Sapp, Matthew Bowden-Freshman, Row 2: Lori Bowden, David Ponder - Juniors; Constance Cox, Scott Cain - Sophomores; Row 3: Starla Pauley (not shown), Craig Middaugh, Tim Phillips, Connie Johnson - Seniors; Row 4 - King Roger Bennett, Queen Laura McCoy. OPPOSITE PAGE: Center left - Georgetta Lowry adds finishing touches to the Junior float. Center right - Some “Wild and Crazy gals.” Below left - King Roger and Queen Laura relax. Below right - Students’ let it all hang out’ during the pep assembly. THIS PAGE: Left - Alison goes for the jump. Below center - The faculty was portrayed in this giant poster. Below right - Vicky Reynolds, Debbie Hartman, and Laura McCoy show their “wild and crazies.” The season of joy came upon us all. Friends were exchanging gifts, kissing under the mistletoe became popular, decorations were all about, and we even had a visit from Santa Claus and his helper. Below left - Junior class members “let it all hang out” as they clean their lockers during locker clean-out hour. Right - Santa and his helper read some of the students Christmas wishes. Board gav« ti oard gave to jpodWullet Tve Water Sqi ive to me-one Mr. Geislei gave to me-seven c fe the School [mas the Scht ms the ScAo V masHhe Shd as tne Sdioo W On the first'tit On the second On the thrid typewriters. On the fourtl On the fifth members. On Ahe� sixth da' “people, people. On the seventh cooking. On the eighth day of Christmas ttte School Board gave to me-eight crummy pictures, the ninth day of Christmas the School Board gave to me-nine lives a leaping, the tenth day of Christmas the School Board gayg to me-ten dingy cheerleaders, the elevenWtUy ed cars. the twelvth da f Cl$|stnfl®%he to the tube of “On the First ly of Christmas.’ of Christmas the Sch to me-eleven wrecked Board gayg to Mi ard 1 Board gave to me-twelve missing SEN ICC rocs. The Seniors presented “The Breath of Spring” April 27 and 28 after six weeks of solid practice. Around 6:00 the evening of the performance, the butterflies arrived and remained until it was over. The Senior Flay was a comedy consisting of 8 characters. It revolves around five older people who steal furs for charity. They are almost caught, but weasel their way out. CUPID’S DEBUT !! Student Council sponsored the Mr. and Miss Sweetheart Contest and Art Club sponsored the Sweetheart Dance, held in March. Fill-in ballots used to select the top ten people. These ten people (five boys and five girls) were then put on ballots and the King and Queen were selected from them. The Dance was held March 2, 1979 in the Middle School Gym. The King and Queen were crowned by student council member, Linda Woods (right). Don Norvell and Terri Arnold were chosen as King and Queen of the high school. Sandra Smallwood and Doug White were chosen for middle school. Below left — Terri Arnold, Don Norvell. Row 1 - Kris Gilpin, Roger Bennett, Karla Bennett, Bob Craig, Dwayne Blackwell, Karla Watson, Mark Flett, Mark Flett. Below - The student body “gets down” during the Sweetheart Dance. HIC,. HISS SC IBC ec Urt— 3 The Mr. and Miss. So. Bo. Co. Election is an annual event sponsored by the Student Council. Each class selects a boy and a girl to represent their respective class. From there, the student body votes to elect the two people to reign as Mr. and Miss So. Bo. Co. LEFT: Mr. and Miss. So. Bo. Co. - Bobby Cundiff and Jenny Henry. ABOVE: So. Bo. Co. Candidates - Row 1 - Austin Berry, Chris Stegman, Rick Harmon, Jeff Lammers. Row 2 - Penny Nichols, Shelley Smith. Not pictured - Brenda Sapp, Leslie Nichols. Bobby shows off his Mr. So. Bo. Co. physique - Below. FANTASIES IDO C'OUE “I think I’m going to cry” and ‘‘What happened to the rumors’ were the exclamations of Queen Shari McDonald and King Mark Flett, as they were crowned on Paradise Island on May 12, 1979. The juniors worked long and hard to fulfill their theme. On Friday, the juniors decorated both gyms in preparation for Saturday night. Saturday night everyone was treated to a delicious meal. After the meal, wills and prophecies were read, and senior favorites were announced. Then everyone proceeded to the new gym for the dance. ABOVE LEFT: Mark hugs Shari as Prom King and Queen are announced. ABOVE RIGHT: Dave, Cindy, and Karla enjoy the meal. RIGHT: Everyone enjoys a nice, slow dance. 52 TRUE... A big part of Prom is the banquet. After a lot of thought, the juniors decided to serve shrimp, barbecued chicken, and ham, along with salads, vegetables, and desserts. CENTER RIGHT: The sophomores take a break before serving the guests. Servers are Junior Sapp, Susan Schuette, Dave Richardson, Carla Pauley, Scott Cain, Janet Lewis, Crystal White, James Forbis, Cindy Winkleman, Linda Woods, Lloyd Nichols, and Warren Blanchard. CENTER LEFT: Mark and Shari are crowned at the dance. BELOW RIGHT: Starla and Mike are recognized during the announcement of senior favorites as “Best Dressed. srs.cn location Senior Day was quite an experience. Many seniors tried to fill the shoes of various administrators and faculty members. RIGHT: Ranita, Yvonne, Janet, and Kelli help the cooks MIDDLE RIGHT: Roger makes an ideal Mr. Page. BELOW RIGHT: Bob acts as Coach Oetting. MIDDLE LEFT: Alison serves Mr. Burnett (Mike Forbis) and Mrs. Durst (Jeri Bretthorst) the traditional “Senior Cake.” BELOW LEFT: Connie and Kris find it takes both of them to keep up with Mrs. Sapp. K W E KEY HEWS On May 13, many students were honored for their achievements throughout the year. Chris McCubbin, Jeff Turner, Laura McCoy, and Dwayne Blackwell received American Legion Awards. Karlene Nichols received the DAR award. Dave Hammond received the Chemistry Award and Janet Lewis and Tom Esterly were awarded Biology Awards. Randy White received the Geometry Award. Nancy received the Senior Math Award, and Karen Koenig recieved an award in General Math. Woodsmen of the World Awards were given to Tom Esterly and Ed Bartel. Sandi Raitt received the Senior English Award, Kim Tarka received the award for Creative Writing and the high school office aids received pins. Those students who lettered in band, chorus and sports their letters. Dedra Veach and Chris McCubbin received Speech Awards and Mark Flett was honored in Drama. Bruce Schonhoff, Jeri Bretthorst, and Tammy Washburn were recognized for their participation in the State Music Contest, along with the Girls’s Sextet, consisting of Tammy Washburn, Debbie Hartman, Lori Bowden, Terri Arnold, Karlene Nichols, and Susan Schmidt. Soloists at District Music Contest were recognized, as were Tina Martin and Karla Goetting for accompaning the chorus. FFA Awards went to Jim Bullard, Cris Hollingsworth, Trent Long, Jeri Bretthorst, Mitch Blank, and Eugene Nelson. Art Awards and Typing Awards were also given. Girls State Recognition went to Colleen Martin and Tammy Cunningham and Boy State Recognition went to Steve Martin and Randy White. LEFT: Karlene receives the DAR Award. BELOW LEFT: Mrs. Merritt explains the math awards. RIGHT: The Office Aids are recognized by Mr. Page. LEAVING THEIR ECC' With “Pomp and Circumstance,” the Graduating Seniors of 1979 brought to a close their high school education. On May 20, 1979, Baccalaureate was held, with Rev. Floyd Leimkiller as guest speaker. May 24 marked the Commencement Exercises with Dr. Jack Kinder, Executive Secretary, MSTA as guest speaker. ABOVE: Nancy Lewis, Trent Long, Brenda Long, and Kelli Martin listen at Baccalaureate. ABOVE RIGHT: Alison walks back to her seat after being recognized as valedictorian. RIGHT: Mr. Page congratulates Karlene as saluta torian. 56 fPEINTS... LEFT: Ranita and Darin file in line in preparation for the candlelight ceremony. LOWER RIGHT: .Janet Baysinger receives her diploma from Mr. Old. LOWER: The Seniors rise before the recessional at Baccalaureate. nicliciu ' v,._, - ''' a m M3iai3JLNri!JLS Row 1: Christy Sapp, Tammy Cunningham, Jennifer Henry, Kim Tarka, Alison Gilpin, Kim Garrett. Row 2: Traci Wren, Crystal White, Linda Woods, Diana Gilpin, Lisa Berry. The girls softball team took second in the Little Dixie Conference tournament this year. The team worked hard with their new coach, Gary Lear. The overall record was 3-6 Bottom left: Tammy gives it all she’s got. Bottom right: Crystal grabs another one. Above right: Tracy and Alison star in “Eat My Dust.” OPPOSITE PAGE: Bottom left: Cast and crew of the girls’ squad anxiously view the games’ progress. Bottom right: A So. Bo. Co. runner baffles a South Calloway player at third. Above right: Home crowd relaxes between games. The boys baseball team reached the first round of State finals. They ended the year with a 10-4 record. ABOVE: Dennis awaits the perfect pitch. RIGHT: Although Steve tries hard, the runner is safe in a cloud of dust. BELOW RIGHT: Mark’s not mad, he just wants a time-out. BELOW: Mark, Mike, and Bobby warm up before the game. ES HE AD fCC IHCME ABOVE: Row 1 - Coach Oetting, Roger Bennett, Randy White, Bobby Craig, Mike Lachnit, Dennis Sapp, Dwayne Vandelicht, Don Bennett, Tim Phillips, John Henry, Physe Jobe, Price Nichols. Row 2 Biff Barner-Manager, Mark Flett, Dwayne Blackwell, Ed. Welch, Chris Stegeman, Scott Sapp, Dan Calvin, Steve Martin, Lloyd Nichols, Dave Richardson, Kyle Garrett, Mike Baumgartner. BELOW: Bobby pitches a no-hitter. For such a young team the girls pulled through very well. They finished with a 10 8 record. Opposite page - Members - Row 1: Cynithia Welch, Alison Gilpin, Sharon Skinner, Linda Woods, Row 2: Debbie Hartman, Diane Toth, Sonja Raitt, Traci Wren, Ahna Hollingsworth, Dorcus Melloway. Kim Garrett and Coach Oetting. Below left - Debbie and Sonja battle with a New Bloomfield player. Below right - Debbie lends a hand to Alison in the rebound. Left - The team surprises Coach Oetting at the Christmas Assembly with a warm-up suit. Below left - The five starters get fired up for Homecoming. Below right - Kim grabs the ball before it reaches out of bounds at the Ashland vs. New Bloomfield game. 66 The Eagles had an outstanding season with a final record of 15 - 9. All but two of the Eagle’s losses were in tournaments. The Eagles finished 3rd in the South Calloway Tourney beating Belle in a very exciting game. Keith Vaughn and Kyle Garrett made LDC All Conference Team. TEAM MEMBERS - Right - Row 1 - Bart Barner, John Henry, Rodney Sapp, Kyle Garrett, Keith Vaughn, Dru Phillips. Row 2 - Coach Dave Gill, Joe Allen, Kyle Lacy, Jeff Selby, Greg Roberds, Randy White, Dave Hammond. Below - Randy White goes up in arms as an opponent tries for a shot. Bottom Center - Kyle and Greg battle desperately for a loose ball. Above Right - Being a member of the basketball team doesn’t always mean that you play ball. Here they pose as flowers in a cheerleaders skit. Above - Randy White shows why he was the leading rebounder on the team this year with one of his 194 rebounds. 67 AIMING IFOR The young girls aimed for perfection. The girls B team had a record of 1-4, the eighth grade girls had a bad way to go with 2-5, but the seventh grade girls made up for it with 3-1. B team - (right) How 1: Diane Whitworth, Cynthia W'elch, Marsha Lewis, Kim Woods Row 2: Diana Gilpin, Diane Toth, Ahna Hollingsworth, D. J. Melloway, Coach Oetting. Eighth grade - (middle right) Row 1: Vicki Martin, Terri Hackman, Debbie Rutherford Row 2: Coach Ferrier, Debbie Arnsmeyer, Robin Clatterbuck, Laurie Kidwell, Shelly W'inkleman, Sarah Esterly, Jean Selby. Seventh grade - (lower left) Row 1: Jenna Selbach, Brenda Winkleman, Allison Jobe, Lori Lachnit Row 2: Coach Ferrier, Pam Melloway, Sherry Vandelict, Kim Selby, Tammy Redden, Sandra Smallwood, Diane Thomas. Lower left: Three on one is not quite fair, but in basketball it doesn’t count. PECfECTICN The High School “b Team was a team of its own standing, but was also a great asset to the Varsity Team. Members were (UPPER RIGHT) Row 1: Bobby Crow, Scott Sapp, Dan Calvin, Jeff Turner, Chris Stegeman, Jeff Reeder, Greg Long. Row 2: Coach Gill, Chuck Arnsmeyer, Dave Richardson, Mike Vaughn, Jim Hobbs, Dwayne Vandelicht, Warren Blanchard, Brian Douglas. The 7th grade boys broke even with a 2 2 record. MIDDLE LEFT - Members - Row 1: Kevin Werdenhauser, Pete Daugherty, Chris Brinegar, Todd Phillips, Dan Hollingsworth, Jerry Sapp. Row 2: Joey James, Kendall Adams, Doug White, Gary Baumgartner, Joe Sapp, Mike McCubbin, Coach Lear. The 8th grade boys showed improvement over the year, but ended the season with a 0-9 record. LOWER LEFT - Members - Row 1: Todd Bullard. Randy Fry, Curtis Long, Brian Begemann, Robert Malone, Tom Loy, Jeff Lammers, Kenny Hudson. Row 2: Ed Bartel. Darryl Woods, Mike Manns, Jay Manns, Dorsey Perkins, Todd Martin, Coach Lear. Upper left: Mike Manns gets ready to help Daryl Woods as he wins the jump against an opponent. Above: Doug White pushes the ball out of the opponents in the jump. 69 For the first time in many years, the girls track team failed to bring home the first place trophy from the Little Dixie Conference meet. They did break several records and are sending several people to the state meet. Diane Whitworth broke the 880 record with a 2:45 time. Linda Woods broke her own record in the hurdles and also in the 440 yard dash. Sharon Skinner set a new record in the triple jump with a jump of 30ft. 7 in. Linda Woods went to state in the hurdles and 440. The relay team also went. The team consisted of Sharon Skinner, Laura McCoy, Debbie Hartman and Debbie Thomas. Below right: Chris McCubbin makes it through another grueling 880 run. At right Linda Woods takes another first place with a smile. 70 Above track members: left to right - row 1 - Jennifer Henry, Kim Woods, Karen Koenig; Row 2 - Allison Gilpin, Debbie Thomas, Laura McCoy, Sharon Skinner, Debbie Hartman, Cynthia Welch; Row 3 - Linda Woods, Lisa Tanner, Diane Whitworth, Sheila Sapp, Ahna Hollingsworth, Yvonne Whitworth, Chris McCubbin Left: Sharon Skinner shows her graceful form in the girls long jump. Below: Alison Gilpin and Diane Whitworth hand off in the two mile relay. Bottom: Laura struggles for the string, but just can’t make it. r ABOVE: With varying emotions, the group awaits the results of another exciting race. RIGHT: Tim Phillips sails through the air with determination in the boy’s long jump. CENTER LEFT: Track Team - Row 1 - Kyle Lacy, Randy White. Row 2 - Price Nichols, Bob Cundiff, Keith Vaughn, Chris Bennett, Brian Douglas, Michael Vaughn, Joe Allen. Row 3 - Gary Acton, Greg Long, Dan Calvin, John Henry, Jeff Turner, Chris Stegeman, Andy Malone. 72 The boys track team finished 3rd in the LDC conference, Keith Vaughn, Mike Vaughn, Kyle Lacy, Chris Bennett, Randy White, Chris Stegeman, Bobby Craig, Brian Douglas, Jeff Turner, Dan Calvin, Gary Acton, Bruce Schonhoff, Andy Malone, and Rodney Sapp Worked hard to bring home medals. Mike Vaughn also went to the state meet in the 440 yd. run. ABOVE LEFT: Keith puts it all out, pushing to break the string. LEFT: Joe Allen enjoys a moment of peace before he exerts all his energy to throw the shot. ABOVE: Randy Phillips shows his ability at pole vaulting. 73 TEEF-CFF TEAM “Fore”, “tee-off’, and “putt” are words seldom heard around Ashland, but the three members of the So. Bo. Co. golf team heard them often. Team members, (RIGHT) Mark Flett, Biff Barner, and Dru Phillips, put in many long hours of practice in order to travel to meets throughout the area. Coach Gill and the team did a great job, considering this was only the 2nd year we had a team. ABOVE: Biff, Mark and Dru demonstrate their expertise. 74 In the past few years, the last day of school has been known as field day . This year was no exception. Students donned shorts, and brought baseball gloves, frisbees, etc ... to participate in the day’s activities. This year the Student Council planned many activities including softball, football, basketball, volleyball, a water balloon toss, and a Volkswagon push. LEFT: Kim attemps to strike out another batter. BELOW LEFT: They may be playing football, but they aren’t quite ready for the pros. BELOW: Mr. Lee patiently awaits the next hit. To keep a class going in spirit, it must have activities that are both fun and a learning experience. Every class has a certain activity to look forward to. All grades hold money-making activities to get their treasury built. Juniors order their junior rings and run the concession stand at ballgames to prepare for the Junior-Senior prom. Seniors order announcements, have their annual magazines sales, and prepare for senior trips and graduation. There is always something going on, whether it is a money making project, service project, or class project to keep the active student involved and interested. Right: Senior students Ranita Calvin, Susan Schmitt, and Nancy Lewis trade name cards in senior class meeting upon receiving their announcements for graduation. Below: Junior class members Lori Bowden and Mike Blank pick up their class rings from Mr. Knapp. LEFT: The sophomores grease their pig for their mdney-making project at the PTA Carnival. BELOW: Members of the freshman class participated in a play about slavery in their American History class. LEFT: The Eighth graders prepare for their dance by painting the rock green to go along with their St. Pat’s Dance theme. 79 RQGEJ DAI.E BEN NE' LetterrlenaCjuraglO 1 ne King-12;.R DARIN W. ANDERSON FFA-9,10; VICA-11,12; Band-9; Trjck ); H$nor Roll-12; 2 year Vo-Tech at Hickman. gknIa (Prom) Mothers Club Scholarship MITCHELL KARL BLANK - FFA-9,10,11,12; Basketball-9; Barnwarming Rep.-10,ll; Shop Aid-12. JAMES EDWARD BULLARD JR. - FFA-9,10, U,12; (President. Area Treas., Treas.. Sentinel.) Barnwarming King Rep.-lO; Boys State-11; Who's Who-11; Band-9,10. State Farmer Award-12. RICHARD GF imxtE Tvr jb-9,lo|l 1; FFA ltCa 1-9,10,11.12; Track-9,10, ; Shop Aid-11,12; 2 yea Smile ) Prom) Vo-Tech-L DWAYNE isAri(iS,10,11,12; Pep aseball-9.10,11,12; Wfio-.ll. Most Intelligent N1TA JO VIN N - Spanish Club-9,10,11; 9; Office Aid-11; Counselo Pe Quiet ROBERT DALE CRAIG - Art Chib-StlO, 11,12; Drama Club-12; Chorus-9; Pep Clujjggl 0,11,12; Lettermen’s Club-9,10,11,12; Baseball-9,10,11,12; Basketball- , 10; Track-11,12; Golf-10; Mr. Sweetheart Attendant--12; Honor Roll-12; Office Aid-11.12; Cadet Teacher-12. JAMES E. CHG-Let Roll-11. s Club-12; Track-10,11,12; Honor LELAND Club- DECA-12; VICA-11; Band-9,10; Gplf. Art Club-9 10,11,12; FBLA-10; Drada Represen. 10; Newspaper-12; Pc .ettermen's Club-11.12; Basketball-9; Track-10,11,12; Office Aid-9; Honor Roll-12; Senior Play, Biggest Flirt-Prom, Most Outgoing (Prom) Rhokappa Scholarship. RONALD JAMES DAVIDSON DONNA DOERGE MARK FLETI' - Drama Newspaper-12; Chorus-12 Attendant-11; Honor Roll Senior Class President; C Pres. Lettermans Club, Most MICHAEL WAYNE FO VICA-11; COE-11,12. Council-12; 11,12; Homecoming 12; Cadet Teacher-12; Prom King-12; Vice (Prom). KYLE G. GARRETT - Newspaper-12; Band-9,10; Pep _ Club-9,10,11,12; Lettermens-9,10,11,12; Baseball-9,10,11,12; Basketball-9,10,11,12; Track-9,11; Homecoming Attendant-9; Honor Roll-9,10,11,12; American Society of DistiMjtished High School Students; Pep Band-9; Stage Band-9,10,1 gj, 12. ALISON KAY GIPIN - FHA 9(Parliamentarian). ,11; NHS-10,11,12; Student Council-9; Band-9; Lettermen,s-9,10,11,12(President); SofttjKll--9,10.11,12; Basketball-9,10,11.12lCMtain); Track-9,10,11,12; .10,11,12, Who’s Who-11,12; Office Aid-ll J2; y of Distinguished High School Students';1 Staj t Athletic iProi : All American-12; Valedictorial INA LEE GILPIN - Spanish Sec.),10(Sec.),ll(Pres.),12(Reporter); FBLA 11,12; NHS-12; Student Council-12(V. Pr« Club-9,10,11,12; Track-10,11,12; Pommerettes-10,i Lettermen s-10,11,12; Barnwarming Representative Honor Roll-9,10,11,12; Office Aid-11,12; Vo-Tech at Senior Play. SANDI GILPIN W lean' no-10,12; MIKE GRIGGS Drama Clul l; Newspaper-12; Chorus-10,11,12; Pep Club-10,11, 2; Mr. and Miss So. Bo. Co. Attendant-9; lost Polite (Prom) NEIL GROVES - Art Club 1 l.l L panish Club-10,11,12; FFA-9,10,11,12; Chorus-9,10,1 l.lftOffice Aid-9,10,11; FFA State Choftis-9,10,1L ZELL - Art Clujj-9,10,12; Science Club-9; Student Council-1 l(VH?res.); Newspaper-12; Pep Club-9,10,12; Lettermen’s-9,10,12; Track-9,10( Asst. Manager),12; Honor Roll-9,10,12; Cadet Teacher-12; NNIFER I.YNN HENRY - Art Club-9; Science Club-U; Honor iClass V. President; American 1 Studenta-12; Quill and t Crazy (Pjom). 82 CRIS HOLLINGSWORTH - Student Council- 12(Pres.) RHYSE JOBE - Spanish Club-9; Student Council-9,10; Lettermen’s-10,11,12; Baseball-9,10,11,12; So. Bo. Co. Attendant-10; Honor Roll-9.10. Chorus-9,10,11,12; Pommerettes-U; Honor Roll-10,11.12; Office Aid-9.12. CARL TRENT LONG - FFA-9,10,11; Newspaper-11; Pep Club-9; Band-9,10; Barnwarming King(Representative-9). CONNIE MARIE JOHNSON - FHA-9,10,11; FBLA-12; Quill and Scroll-11,12; Student Council-11; Eagle Staff-11.12; Newspaper-11,12; Band-9,10,11; Pep Club-9; Track-9( Manager); Homecoming Attendant-12; Honor Roll-9,10,11.12; Office Aid-12; Senior Play; Who’s Who-12; American Society of Distinguished High School Students. NANCY ANN LEWIS - Art Club-12; Spanish Club-9.10,11(V. Pres.); FHA-9,10,11,12; FBLA-12; NHS-11,12; Quill and Scroll-11,12; Eagle Staff-11; Newspaper-11; Pep Club-12; Honor Roll-9,10,11,12; Office Aid-10,12; Sr. Class Sec.-Treas.; Most Polite (Prom). BRENDA LYNN LONG - FBLA-12(Parliamentarian); KELLI RAE MARTIN - FHA-9,10,11; Newspaper-11; Pep Club-9; Cadet Teacher-12. LAURA LEE McCOY - Science Club-9; Spanish Club-9; FHA-9,10(Secretary),ll(Jr. V. Pres.),12(Pres.); FBLA 12; NHS-10,ll(Treas.),12(Pres.); Student Council-11; Chorus-10: Band-9,10(V. Pres.),l l(Sec.),12(Pres.); Pep Club-9,10,11,12; Cheerleaders-10; Lettermens-9,10,11(V. Pres.),12; Vice Pres, of Sophomore Class; President of Junior Class; Basketball-11; Track-9,10,11,12; Barnwarming Rep. 9; Homecoming Attendant-10; Homecoming Queen-12; Honor Roll-9,10,11.12; Who’s Who-11,12; American Society of Distinguished High School Students-12; Most Contagious Smile (Prom), American Legion Award-12. Mi 83 SHARI LYNN McDONALD • Science Club-11; FHA-10,11,12 (11-Secretary, 12-Treasurer); FBLA-10; Drama Club-11; NHS-11,12 (12-Secretary); Quill and Scroll-11,12; Student Council-12 (Sec.-Treas.); EAGLE Staff-11,12 (Editor-11,12); Pep Club-11,12 (11-Sec.-Treas.) Pommerettes-11,12 (12-Co-Captain); Basketball-10; Track-11, Track Manager-10; Barnwarming Representative-10; Honor Roll-10,11,12; Girls’ State Delegate-11; Who’s Who Among American High School Students-11,12; Office Aid-10, Cadet Teacher ; American Society of Distinguished High Schooll the MuntH (Prom)H •Jefferson City Senior High 10) ( RATG KEITH MID Pep Chib-9,10; Homecoming Att BONNIE CHRISTINE MOORE Cheerleaders 11 El 'GENE N KARLENE 10, Optimist Student of n-12; Most Outgoing CMSU-12; (Transfer from .10,11,12; 9. 0,11,12. Club-11 Chorus- Who Girls Contest Award- (Prom), Atk S 12 FHA-9,10,11,12; FBLA-IO.iSPnHS-U.I? 10,11,12; Pep Club-9,10; Honor Roll-9,10,11,12; Who’s ong American High School Students-11; Office Aid-9,12; xtet-10,12; Senior Class Vice-President, FBLA District 10,11,12; Daughters of the American Revolution Most Likely to Succeed (Prom); Most Intelligent PTA Scholarship-12; Salutatorian-12. MIKE NICHOLS - Art Club-9,10,11,12 (12-Presjdent); Science Club-11; Drama Club-12 (President); Student Council-9,10; Newspaper-12 (Art Director) Most Crazy (Prom), Best Dressed (Prom). STARLA JEANINE PAULEY - Spanish Club-l(LEHAJXUM3r- FBLA-10,11,12 (12-Junior Vice President); Pep Club-9,10,11,12; Homecoming Attendant-12; Miss S. Bo. Co. Attendant-9; Honor Roll-11,12; Prom Server-10; Best Dressed (Prom) CHRISTINE RENAE PERKINS - Art Club-9,10; FHA-9,10,11,12; Drama Club-12; Newspaper-12; Pep Club-9,10,11; Cheerleader-11; Track-9, Golf-11. LA- ffi} Drama Club-12; Pep Club-11,12; Honor«Roll 12] Club-10,11; Chorus-9; Pep Club-9; 9,10; Honor Roll-9,10. LYNN SAPP Club 9.10; Bask .JAN FT K. SAPP BAYSINGER - Science Club-10; Spanish [Club-11; PHA-9,10,11; Chorus-9; Pep ClubJUfyCadetB � her-12; Teachers' Aid-9. ■M MPP - FFA-9,10,11; DECA-10; ARTIE REEDER TIM RUSSELL PHILLIPS - Art Club-11.12: Spanish Cluh-Up. Student Council-9,11; Bansl-9; Pep Club-12; Lettermen’s Club-10,11,12; Baseball-9,10,11,12; Basketball-9; Track-11,12; Homecoming Attendant-12; Honor Roll-9,12. DIJWAI GINGER PONDE SANDRA KAY RAITT FHj NHS-12; Newspaper-12; Band Cheerleaders-10,11, 2; Hu£ec Roll-9,10,11,12; Who’s Who A Students-11,12; Off ce Aid-12: High School Studer ts-12; Pep 11: FBLA-10; President ! Pep Club-9.10,11,12; Attendant-11; Honor American High School ican Society of Distinguis -9,10; Quill and Scroll 12; Senior Play, ’ Scholarship at NMSU. IM SUSAN LYNN SCHMIDT - Art Club-12; Science Club-11; FHA-10,11,12 (Senior Vice-President); NHS-12; Chorus-10,11,12; Pep Club-10,12; Pommerettes-12; Honor Roll-10,11,12; Who’s Who Among American High School Students-11,12; Library Aid-12; Sextet-10,12; Teacher’s Aid-10,12; (Transferred from San Diego, California-10); American Society of Distinguished High School Students-12. .. ' J9 DANNY SMITH Basketball-9; Track-11. DEBORAH CAROL THOMAS • Art Club-9; FHA-9.10.lt; FBLA-12 (Secretary); Quill and Scroll-11,12; EAGLE Staff-11 (Business Manager); Newspaper-11; Chorus 10. Pep Club-9,10,11,12 (11-President); Cheerleader-11,12; Letterman’s Club-10,11,12; Track-10,11,12; Honor Roll-9,10,11,12; Who’s Who Among American High School Students-12, Office Aid-10; Junior Class Secretary, American Society of Distinguished High School Students-12. MARK THOMSON - Stage Band-12; Track-9. KEITH VAUGHN - Art Club-ll; Newspaper 12; Chorus-11,12; Band-9,10,11,12; (12-Vice-President); Pep Club-10,11,12; Lettermen’s Club-10,11,12; Baseball-11; Basketball-9,10,11,12; Track-10,11,12; Honor Roll-11,12; Most Athletic (Prom) DEBRA KAYE VEACH - Spanish Club-9,10; Chorus-9.10,11,12; Pep Club-12. TAMMY LYNN WASHBURN FBLA-10; Chorus-9,10,11,12; Honor Roll-9,10,11,12; All District Choir-11,12; All State Choir-12; Sextet-9,12; Trio-12, State Music Contest-10,11,12. KARLA JEAN WATSON Spanish Club-10,11,12. . FHA-9,10,11,12; 86 S WET I-yjil Art Club-10 ll,12 HiceKb-9,10,U; Spanish jW pdedJjFFA 12; Chorus 12; v. Sp (Mb-9,1CUU2; Baseball-9,10,fl Tack-9,10; Shop Aid-9; Chess Club- A VHimORTVi - Art luip; , ffiCJRdli 92 jftGLtifl k-12; Pep'Clumo.iail.i M 1,12; Track-10,11 2; irican High Schoolptudei PHAi9,10,lE| (Reporter); gH Leitermen’s Cf Who AmorigtA Acher’s Aid-5 ASA KALAN0 State-11; P� p I The seniors, under the leadership of (left) Nancy Lewis-Sec.-Treas., Mark Flett-Pres., and Karlene Nichols-Vice-Pres., raised $900 on their magazine sales. Jeri Bretthorst was high seller, selling around 20 subscriptions. All students selling more than 7 subscriptions, received stuffed animals and posters. In March, the senior girls took on the women faculty in volleyball winning 3 out of 3 games. The boys lost in a tense basketball game to the men faculty, losing by one point as Mr. Page sunk a free throw to break the tie. April brought the Senior Play “A Breath of Spring” with a profit of $40. Senior trips were held May 21-23. Monday, they went to the Lake of the Ozarks. Tuesday, they went on a very cold float trip, and Wednesday they visited Six Flags in St. Louis. 87 Joe Allen Bart Barner Randy Baysinger Chris Bennett Don Bennett Raymond Bernard Mike Blank Lori Bowden Doug Calvin DeEtta Campbell Michele Canole Rodney Carlos Jeff Cavanaugh Robert Childers Tommy Clatterbuck Kathy Crump Robert Cummings Class President Randy White, Vice-President Kim Tarka, and Secretary Lori Bowden helped organize the Junior Class money-making projects, including selling candles, a booth at the PTA carnival, and others to put on the Junior-Senior Prom held in the spring. 88 Forrest Cunningham Tammy Cunningham Chris England Jackie Finley Buck Garrett Karla Goetting Darren Griggs Dave Hammond Delanna Harmon Rick Harmon Debbie Hartman John Henry Jim Hobbs Karla Hudson Anita Kiessling Connie Kleasner Kyle Lacy Danny Libbert Andi Long Greg Long Nancy Long Georgetta Lowry Donna Loy Colleen Martin Steven Martin Tina Martin Stacey McGinnis Danny McKee Price Nichols Dru Phillips David Ponders Leon Ralph Mike Rector Jerry Reeder Melissa Riehn Debbie Rouilett Brenda Sapp Christy Sapp Dennis Sapp Don Sapp Mark Sapp Rodney Sapp Tracy Sapp Cindy Sappington Bruce Schonhoff June Schmocker Being a Junior means knowing that we are almost finished, but the best is yet to come. 90 Jeff Selby Donna Sorrols Sharon Skinner Terri Stiers Mark Tanner Kim Tarka Bill Toth Steve Tuner Steve Underwood Paula Vaughn Kathie Watson Randy White Greg Williams Steve W’illiams Jeff Woods Jerry Allen Lonnie Allen Terri Arnold Chuck Arnsmeyer Helen Basinger Mike Baumgartner Kathy Beckmeyer Karla Bennett Austin Berry Warren Blanchard 91 David Brashear Danny Bretthorst Charles Brown Scott Cain Angela Calvin Julie Cavanaugh Constance Cox Martha Crump Tim DeMarco Brian Douglas Edward Duvall Ed Ennis Tom Esterly David Fisher James Forbis Kim Garrett Karl Gilpin Mike Gipson Mark Goff Mitzi Groves Janet Henderson Ahna Hollingsworth Amy Hunt Beverly Johnson Marjean Johnson Knowing that the good times are just beginning, but then so are the hard times! 92 Brian Kelly Mike Lachnit Leslie Lee Janet Lewis Diana Long Tracy Long Donna Martin Dorcas Melloway Adam Middaugh Debbie Milligan Ricky Moore Leslie Nichols Lloyd Nichols Mary Nichols Ronnett Nichols Carla Pauley Scott Perkins Carol Pridemore Sonja Raitt Vicky Reynolds Dave Richardson Ricky Richardson Greg Roberds Scott Rybolt 93 Adam Sapp Danny Sapp Jeff Sapp Junior Sapp Sheryl Sapp Janice Schenewerk Susan Schuette Dora Smallwood Ronnie Smith Mark Stickney Dwane Vandelicht Michael Vaughn Sondra Welch Crystal White Mark Whitworth Cindy Winkleman Linda Woods Traci Wren Keith Zumwalt Class officers - Cindy Winkleman - President, Mike Baumgartner - vice president, Karla Bennett lead this sophomore class this year. They sponsored the pig contest in the PTA carnival. 94 FICCSti HAN Gary Acton Biff Barner Jay Beasley Allen Beckett Mark Beckmeyer Lisa Berry Martin Blanchard Matthew Bowden Tarissa Brummett David Brunk Kevin Brunstrom Wayne Bunch Dan Calvin Steven Cavanaugh Susan Cavanaugh Pam Craig Bobby Crow William Duvall Brenda Forsee Tim Gibson 95 No more Junior high - we are now a member of So. Bo. Co. High School! 96 Diana Gilpin Janice Goetting Leta Harmon Karl Hartman Mary Hazell Billy Herron Cindy Hutchison Agnes Johnson Karen Koenig Cindy Lam Tinamarie Lammers Lela Leimkiller Marsha Lewis Greg Long Andy Malone Darla Martin Chris McCubbin Cheryl Nichols Connie Nichols Don Norvell Lori Ogden Linda Perkins Handy Phillips Susan Ponders Jeff Reeder Kathi Sachs Janna Sapp Scott Sapp Sheila Sapp Jon Schenk Ed Shelton Shelly Smith Chris Stegeman Lisa Tanner Darla Thomas Sandra Thomas Diane Toth Jeff Turner Jeff Underwood Dedra Veach Mike Washburn Cynthia Welch Cheryl West Diane Whitworth Carla Wise Kim Woods Being a freshman is hard because you’re ready to be adult, but there’s still a long road ahead. 97 EIGHTH Lisa Arnold Debbie Arnsmeyer Ed Bartel .Julie Basinger Liz Baysinger Brian Begemann Mark Bennett Shirley Bobbitt Leta Bowden Mitchell Buckner Todd Bullard Diane Capps Eric Caudle Deloris Childers Robin Clatterbuck Kathy Ennis Keith Ennis Sarah Esterly John Finley Scott Flett Randy Fry Diane Gipson Cindy Grant Marlon Hackman Terri Hackmann Terry Hilgedick Kenny Hudson Allison Hunt Grant Kerr Laurie Kidwell Bernie Kile Jeff Lammers Michelle Lammers Curtis Long Mary Jo Long Scott Long Tom Loy 98 Class president Mike Milligan, Vice-President Sarah Esterly and secretary Leta Bowden led the eighth grade class this year. The students sold “Tom Watt” with a profit of $2,000! and held a St. Pats. Dance. EII©HTH Robert Malone Jay Manns Mike Manns Todd Martin Vicki Martin Doug McCoy Debbie McDow Michael Milligan Christine Nelson Joe Nichols Penny Nichols Lisa Norvell Dorsey Perkins Jeff Perkins Rhonda Quinn Janice Ralph Scott Ramsdell Connie Rector Boyd Rice Jay Richardson Lori Riehn Debbie Rutherford Annette Sapp Brian Sapp Keith Sapp Lynne Schenewerk Jean Selby Jeff Shires Darrell Sinderson Stanley Smallwood Randy Smith Anita Stickney Jeff Turnbull Dawn Turner Sherry Watson Steve Welch Wesley Williams Shelly Winkelman Jill Wintermeyer Darryl Woods Byron Zumalt “Hello World! Here we come!” 99 Kendall Adams Lesley Arnold Brenda Batye Gary Baumgartner Maria Blanchard Dewayne Blythe Danny Bobbitt Chris Brinegar Christean Brune Dawn Brunk Michelle Christean Steve Craig Keith Crane Dana Crump Angie Cunningham Peter Daughtery Charles Duenow Cindy Ennis Paul Fay Lisa Forbis Charyl Gipson Danniel Hollingsworth Joey James Alison Jobe Jimmy Johnson Lori Lachnit Kathy Manns Anna Martin James Martin Jose Martin Pamela Martin Mike McCubbin Pam Melloway Mark Morris Lisa Nichols Todd Phillips Tammy Redden Samantha Rice Diane Richardson Jerry Sapp Joe Sapp 100 Jimmy Sappington Patty Schenewerk Jeana Selbach Kim Selby Eric Shelton Sandra Smallwood Diane Thomas Sherry Vandelicht Sarah Wade Wes Watson Kevin Werdehausen Doug White Danny Williams Brenda Winkleman Patrick Ashley Ralph Bobbit Becky Bolton Missy Bowman Kim Brummett Nancy Buckner Marla Bunch Reggie Calvin David Carlos Missy Closser Wesley Cunningham Mike DeMarco Chris Geary Tonya Gibson Kyle Gilpin Mike Glascock Gail Hagans Kim Holton Homer Hutchinson Mendy Hyatt Mike James Amy Johnson Bob Joplin Steven Kiessling Pat Lacy Robby Lammers Allen Lee Amy Lewis David Lewis Tammy Moore John Ogden Melissa Old Mark Pauley Ollie Perkins Randy Phillips 101 Richard Pierson Tim Ralph Mark Richarson Ernest Riehn Darin Sapp Kelly Sapp Ragan Sapp Pam Scherman Chuck Sherman Kim Smith Mike Stegeman Lonna Taggart Mary Thomas Patrick Thurston Michele Turnbull Edward Vaughn Tony Ward Chris White Tim Wilson f i nr m Scott Adams Gary Ancell Paula Ashley Tracy Baker Sharon Dodson Darren Forsee Chris Gilmore Nancy Hammond Jenny Hatch Greg Herron Rick Hilgedick Mark Hoffman Marcie Leimkiller Allisa Long Billy Lott Jim Loy Joel Malone Mark Nistendirk Mark Pridemore Michelle Rakas Terry Reifsteck fCUKTIH Sabra Arnsmeyer Michelle Bayte Paula Bayte Michael Bennett Julie Berkenmeier Teresa Bobbit Tracye Bogle Chris Bowden Denise Calvin Becky Cunningham Randall Cunningham Melissa Finley Jessa Gilpin Mary Alice Harmon Doug Henson Chris Jennings Kenny Johns Lori Lammers Wes Lammers Lisa Manns Rhonda Mathis Michelle Nichols 103 Shelly Nichols Trevor Nichols Rebecca Patrick Traci Payne Danny Pridemore Mike Rakas Vincent Rice Jane Richey Cassandra Rogers Kim Sansom Melissa Sapp, Michael Sapp Eric Schenk Doug Selbach Sean Straub Brian Turner Kelly White Susan Willis Shelly Wilson Mike Werdehausen Billy Wise THIRD Heidi Baker Theresa Barnum Dwayne Bolton Joe Bretthorst Brad Bullard Janet Bunch Stephanie Burkett Norman Caldwell Missy Calvin Cynthia Carlos Mike Crews Tami Evans Dianna Fay Travis Flett Carla Frazier Wayne Garrett Tony Gilmore Kevin Glascock Leigh Glascock Eric Hatch Shawn Jennings David Johnson Paul Knight Trini Lachnit Scott Lammers Carol Leuche 104 Jay Lewis Shelly Lewis Lisa Libbert Tammy Mallory Julie Martin Jimmy Martin Kent Martin Scott Maines Kim McDow Pat McNew Terry Moreau David Nichols Holly Nichols Stephanie Nichols Sherri Perkins Jerald Pettibon Scott Ponder Dogna Prather Keith Riefsteck Sara Rice Bradley Rogers Scotty Sansom Amy Sapp Brian Sapp Kris Sapp Jill Selly Kimberly Shelton Annie Sherman April Sherman Kim Short Lisa Taggart Sara Taylor Shael Taylor Shelly Thorpe Kelly Tracy Dianna Tyler Kevin Vanderlicht James Walls Linda Welty Traci West Tina W'inkleman Halloween activities included left, dressing up in costumes, right - making caramel apples. 105 Faye Arnold Greg Arnold Blaine Ashley Carl Baysinger Todd Bennett Shelly Bowman Klif Bullard Angela Burnett Karla Carlos Darren Claypool Dennis Claypool Chris Crane Rusty Cunningham Todd Davidson Debbie DeMarco Jodie Douglas Pam Elder Chuck Geary Jon Graham Holly Hackman Tracye Harmon Jennie Holub Lisa Hutchinson Dena Hyde Bobby Kile Eric King Lonetta Lowery Wayne Lucke Scott Manns Verrel Martin Ricky McKee Jenny Mittlehauser Stacye Nichols Stephanie Nichols Tammie Nichols J. R. Nilges Christian O’Brian Mark Ogden Matthew Old Second graders enjoy their apples they covered with caramel at their Halloween party. Lonny Payne Brian Perkins Tima Phillips Troy Phillips Jeff Ponder Clay Prather Jessie Record Robbie Rector Jeff Rogers Donna Schiradelly Rob Sherman Jessie Skouby Cindy Smallwood Kit Smith Michael Smith Alyson Taylor Chris Thurman Scott Wack Leslie White Darren Woods FIRST Sara Abrams Sherri Arnold Tina Barnum Sara Bayte Ryan Bogle Candida Bollinger Julie Brunstrum Jill Burkett Timothy Closser Darrell Crews Bryan Crump Dan Cunningham Mary Easly Rachel Forsee Shannon Garrett Gabe Gilpin Betsy Glascock Daryl Greaser Heather Greene Chris Henry Nathan Hicks Mike Hoeppner Lisa Hoffman Kevin Wolton Matt Jobe Shanna Johns Tim Johnson Arron Lane 107 Nicki Lasniewski Beth Lewis Jeremy Lindsey Scott Loutzenhiser Mike Luecke Arynn Martin Billy Mathis Sharron Morris Rosette Nelon Eric Nelsen Renee Nichols Shawn Nichols Matt Patrick Russell Quinn Charley Read Gina Reifsteck Tammy Roberts Jeff Sapp Tracy Sapp Tim Sherman Brian Short Casey Smith Dayna Stock Mike Tarka Shawna Taylor Stephanie Vaughn Charon Willis Doug Wilson KINDERGARTEN Ambra Arnsmeyer Mark Baumgartner Tara Bennett Samantha Bevil Janae Blythe Lee Ann Brune 108 Jennifer Crump Wendy Cunningham Sonya Fischer Jeanette Glascock Jennifer Glascock Susan Glascock Jennifer Holly Christopher Hyatt Scott Jones Sarah Joplin Curtis Keeling Shannon Kelly Curtis hammers Stacy hammers Aron hee Bradley howry Kelly Manns Adam Martin Donald Mittelhause; harry Moreau Jeffery Moritz April Mortimer Cindy Nichols Terri Nichols Jason O’Brien Timothy Artmeyer Rebecca Perkins Eric Peterson Mike Pitts Michael Rippeto Christy Sapp Brent Scheer Heidi Schenewerk Julie Short Paul Simpson III Shawn Steelman Kelly Stump Tracy Thorp Cindy Washhurn Timothy White hori Wilson Julie Wollard Daniel Wood 109 cws:_Ti32ravq tEd---ft v. niiiiip r ijfPrP oninr J i ! y. ,i4 W V'!'- - ocvV vv 'V ft • ■• ' fa-' f i o' ' hi � |r?p ifvjv.v. KcvV v V v.0' , V •' , C$ � iiN Vvx . ' V vi '.i 1 . ' V ,■. ,i- 'Mx-‘ WV rv _____i 'v •“ 4a cooiosnocii Charles and Wilda Seward 114 South Henry Clay Blvd. Ashland, Mo. 65010 DOUG’S TOBACCO STORE MYRA BOB BAYTE PHONE: 657-2337 •Cold Beer •Cold Soda •Grocery •Gas •Package Liquor RICE’S SERVICE STATION Phone 657-2404 Ashland, Missouri V. CASE POWER AND EQUIPMENT RENT LEASE SALES FARTS ■ « LAZA LANES, INC. 2116 Vandiver Drive COLUMBIA, MISSOURI 474 8576 PHONE: (314) 443-4541 4641 Highway 63 North Columbia, Mo. 65201 Visit our Putt-Putt Golf Course Bowling Balls Custom Fitted Bowling Supplies and Apparel Banquet Room and Meeting Room Pro Shop Service Free Instruction Jr. Bowling Bowling Equipment League Openings Visit our Lounge Restaurant Nursery Visit our Roller Skating Rink SNODDY ENTERPRISES INC. P.O. Box 252 Columbia, Mo. 65201 One of Central Missouri's Largest Used Car Dealers ROAD SERVICE FARM SERVICE NEW TIRES ALLIGNMENT 3 Years in Columbia I-----COLUMBIA------- 1 449-2609 or 449-2600 Moberly Fayette 816-263-3696 816-248-3385 1304 1-70 Dr. S.W.. Columbia ---------------------------------------- Sentinel Wood Treating Post, Poles, and Lumber Feed Lot Equipment Portable Buildings Penta Pressure T reated Ashland, Mo. Phone: 657-2164 Mike Weir Bob Alvis Larry Mack Two locations to serve you Red 7 JeOi Athletic Supplies Phone: 443-7174 1019 E. Broadway Trophies for All Occasions V Caudle Material and Supply Inc. Compliments of BEST DRY WALL COMPANY Mid-Missouri’s Largest Complete Line of Dry Wall and Insulation Materials Office 474-2416 F. J. Caudle Owner Columbia, Missouri Home 657-5427 V J r t T OP BRANDS • D;l STRIBUTORS A new and better way to shop Jefferson City, Columbia, CATALOG SHOW ROOM OPEN TO THE PUBLIC • gifts • radios • '• cameras • televisions • • appliances • electronics • • house wares • stereos • • fine jewelry • calculators • • typewriters • sporting goods • • silver • watches • ect. ect. INTERSTATE CONOCO Richard Skinner 1-70 and 63 South Columbia, Missouri Phone: (314) 449-4570 Columbia, Missouri 414 East Broadway Dealers in: Building Materials, Paints, Varnishes, Glass, Builders Hardware Special Plan Service 449-2626 Congratulations Seniors Of 1979 , V Compliments of r THE HAIRPORT Owner Pat Enloe Featuring His and Hers Hair Styling, Precision Haircuts and Blow Drying Evenings By Appointments Men’s Night only-Wed. 5-8 1418 E. Missouri Blvd. Jefferson City, MO A 2400 Business Loop 70 East Telephone 449-4727 Columbia, MO Columbia Welding machine- Co. Steel, Hardware Industrial and Welding Supplies Box 602 1333 Business Loop 70E. Columbia, MO 65201 ’79 Lewis H. and Mable I. Rogers Fisher Stoves of Ashland and Golden Windmill Trailer Court of Ashland, ______________________________________) WEST GATE LANES, INC. Business Loop 70 Columbia, Mo. 65201 Jefferson City Missouri Congratulations, Seniors Visit our Family Recreation Room, Bowling, Pool Room, Snack Bar and Nursery V D SPORT SHOP The Full Line Sports Shop 1034 E. Walnut 449-8018 Columbia, Mo. FREE PARKING Monday-Friday 9:30 - 8:00 Sat. 8:00 - 6:00 ' SUZIKI GOOD TRAIL SHOP, INC. X Central Missouri’s Largest Motorcycle Dealership— Featuring a complete line of parts and accessories V. 1501 Business 63 South Columbia, Mo 65201 (314) 449-2963 Complete machine shop facilities available Open Tues., Thru Sat. 9:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. RIISKN sus Ashland, Mo.. 65010 PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE ROADWAY AT WEST BLV OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 7.30 am to 10 pm PHONE 442-61 OS 1812 PARIS ROAD (HATHMAN VILLAGE) OPEN 8 am to 9 pm excop SUN. OPEN 10 am to 6 pm Phone 443.-24 51 NICHOLS AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY Witt MEHORNAY FURNITURE A division of Lehmon - Mehornay Inc. X Phone: 443-1696 1025 E. Broadway Columbia, MO ED’S CAFE Home of Fine Country Foods Corner of 5th and Broadway Columbia. Mo. 443-3313 Box 265 Ashland, Missouri Phone 657-2816 J Town Country Shoes Factory Store Save 40', to 70' 1500 1-70 Drive S. W. Columbia, Mo. 442-4490 jja ni Choy Featuring: -Authentic Polynesian Cuisine -Exotic Decor and Tropical Drinks - American and Chinese food 600 Business Loop 70 W. Columbia, MO (314) 449-2505 BRANDS A new and better way to shop Sedalia, Joplin CATALOG SHOW ROOM OPEN TO THE PUBLIC • gifts • radios • • cameras � televisions • • appliances • electronics • • house wares • stereos • • fine jewelry • calculators • • typewriters • sporting goods • • silver • watches • ect. ect. Name Brand Junior and Misses Fashion at Everyday Savings of up to 60% Parkade Plaza Columbia, MO 449-0469 Mon-Sat. 9:30-9:30 Ciardvarjc 9 -fine jewelry jewelry -waterbeds -T-shirts 302 Business Loop 70 W. Columbia, MO 449-2436 819 E. Walnut Columbia, MO 449-4267 Complete lines of American and foreign car parts Complete Machine Shop Specialist in Athletic footwear Howard Bentley, Mgr. 635-6625 Capital Mall Jefferson City, MO Heritage House Smorgasbord and Catering Welcome Ashland Graduates 1010 1-70 S.W. Columbia, MO 443-4567 BARTLETT’S 237 E. High Jefferson City, Mo. 65101 Office Supplies School Supplies Art Supplies Books Greeting Cards StIOl Columbia, f Ul. Bduy: Missouri Crane’s 66 Service Phone: 657-219.'? Ashland. Mo. Missouri Cattlemens Association JEFFERSON CITY COCO-COLA BOTTLING, CO. CENTRAL MO. ATHLETIC GOODS PLAZA MALL MO. BLVD. JEFFER50K1 CITY MO. CALL 314-635-9715 Always there when you need it. Bank NID NUSIC INC - AMPS GUITARS KEYBOARDS ACCESSORIES Central Trust Bank 238 Madison 628 Jefferson Street Jefferson City, Mo. 65101 (314) 634-3200 For Skilled Auto Repair SEE CRANE NICHOLS AUTO SERVICE 11 North Fifth St. Columbia, Mo. Phone 442-3579 Kenneth R. Nichols Wayne Crane V_____________________________________ “T5L yiw m¥ ) ' KEEMR New Used Saddles Saddle Tack Repair All Work Guaranteed 104 E. Broadway Glenn Sapp Route 1 Ashland, Mo. 65010 314-657-9072 Ashley Wood Stoves WYATT’S SUPER FOODS Complete Food Store Fresh Produce Meat, Dairy, and Frozen Foods Ashland, Mo. PAULEY’S HARDWARE R. M. Pauley and Son Ashland, Missouri Phone: 657-2074 Hardware Plumbing and Electrical Supplies Ashland Country Kitchen Highway 63 at the Ashland turnoff Phone: 657-2101 RESTAURANT Sandwiches, Daily Specials, Plate Lunch, Steaks, Seafood, and Country Ham BOONE COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY 65201 Private Parties and Meetings Genuine Replacement Parts Phone- 635-0104 or 635-0105 504 E. Broadway 443-8765 101-103 East High Street Jefferson City, Missouri Congratulations Seniors! s FISHER’S MARKET Mon-Sat 7 am-7 pm Sun - 9 am-5 pm Phone: 657-2312 V. Ashland, Missouri _________J o ' G ri qs 0 m George Griggs, Owner □! 1 209 W. Broadway j GRIGGS T. V. SERVICE Sylvania Philco Litton Bendix Microwaves Washers Sales Service Ovens Dryers Ashland Farm and Feed MAGIC MIRROR BEAUTY SALON REVLON PRODUCTS CAROLYN SELBY Owner Stewart - McBee Building 657-2440 Thanks, Mr. Clyde Crump 100 Broadway 657-9632 Best wishes to the Seniors of 1979 of the Cinema! The EAGLE EYEVIEW STAFF would like to thank him for going to the trouble of changing his marquis in the very cold weather for our endsheet! CeNSG41UL4nCN$ SEN I CCS C,T. A. Southern Boone Comity Ashland,„ 11 issouri r Complete Line Of ASHLAND DAY CARE CENTER COS Ml lies Helena Kiessling Director Glenda Garrett, Judy Williams, Roxanne Nichol’s, Niva Richardson “The cosmetic that’s more than a cover up” Call for free private facial Anita Sapp - 657-4313 FLOWERS Wedding Assistance in planning School Functions Family assistance in times of sorrow Anita Sapp 657-4313 Ashland, Mo Congratulations Seniors! Porth’s 110 110 E. High, Jefferson City, MO Good Luck Seniors! Corn Dog Factory Capital Mall, Jefferson City, MO. Kaylor’s Pipe and Tobacco Capital Mall, Jefferson City, MO Caplinger’s, 207 E. High Jefferson City, MO Cedar Realty, Ashland, MO Ben -n- Toni’s 530 East Broadway Ashland, MO 657-4619 V. WREN’S AUTO Quality Products General Repair Ashland, Mo. Printing and Publish Company Mark Paul Publisher r Casey at the ■Plate If you’re tired of eating in the minor leagues, play ball with the pros at CASEY’s! With our team at the plate, you can be sure of a line-up of super sandwiches, soft ice cream, and other delicious dishes. MANAGERS Les Cheri Sapp TEAM Connie Kleasner Chris Perkins Dwayne Blackwell Karla Watson Kathy Short BENCHWARMER Casey Sapp LINE-UP (Just a few things) Hamburgers Footlongs Corn Dogs Mushrooms Baskets Cones’ Sundaes Malts Shakes Banana Splits GAME SCHEDULE 211 W. Broadway Ashland, MO Mon.-Sat. 11-10 Sun. 12-6 For call-in orders Call 657-9533 BOONE ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE N “Owned by those we serve Keys Made Locks Picked and Repaired ADAM’S KEY SHOP Safe Repairs 1308 Grand Columbia, Mo Phone-443-3333 Columbia, Mo. 449-4181 V. BURNETT FUNERAL HOME r - emblem of service MFA EXCHANGE P.O. Box 145 Cedar City, MO 65022 (314) 635-7183 Area farmers headquarters for their total needs: Feed, Seed, Fertilizer, Ag chemicals. Grain storage, and selling, Farm supplies of all types GLASCOCK BARBER SHOP Ashland, MO 657-2793 Wm. C. and Mildred Burnett BILLY JOE SAPP AND SON CONSTRUCTION CO. Plumbing - Heating - Wiring Backhoe Work Service Calls on Furnaces Frozen Pipes - Sewer drains, etc . . . Build by Contract or Wages Weather Guard Blown Insulation Free Estimates Billy Joe Sapp Son Michael Sapp Ashland, MO 657-4313 or 657-9069 y Central Missouri Aviation, Inc. Single and Twin Engine Charter Flight Instruction Aircraft Maintenance Aircraft Sales and Service Phillips Avgas and Jet Fuel Regional Airport Columbia - 443-1576 Jefferson City - 636-6733 To put out a yearbook requires a lot of time, creativity, imagination, work and patience. The EAGLE staff worked hard to use new ideas to update the yearbook. This meant acquiring a theme and sticking to it as closely as possible. Catchy headlines had to he thought of to make you WANT to read that page, and lots of copy had to be written to fill up those dreaded white spaces. We used larger pictures than in the past, so the subject area could be seen easier and the pictures had to be switched around so they would look right on the page. The ad pages laid out with a special border, and more pictures were used in this section - all to make a more interesting and unique yearbook for 1979-80. Shari McDonald EAGLE EDITOR EDITOR Shari McDonald JR. EDITOR Brenda Sapp ART WORK Bobby Cundiff Darrell Sapp Mike Nichols Graphic Arts Class CO. JR. EDITORS Lori Bowden Debbie Roullett BUSINESS MANAGER Connie Johnson SENIOR SECTION Sandi Raitt Jenny Henry Connie Johnson AD SECTION Brenda Sapp Lori Bowden Karla Goetting (semester) Debbie Roullett Mike Griggs (quarter) Rick Harmon (quarter) TYPISTS Constance Cox Jenny Henry Debbie Roullett Sandi Raitt Brenda Sapp Karla Goetting Sonja Raitt Terri Stiers Terri Arnold Sheryl Sapp Jeri Bretthorst V vs n “°W HldOMSlVM m Return