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

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KARL VIRGIL HARTMAN: FFA - 9.10,11,12; COE - 12; Vo-Tech - 11. DEBRAH ANN HARTMANN: Science Club - 11; FHA - 11; Pep Club - 12; Softball - 11,12; Mr. and Ms. So. Bo. Co. Attendant - 11; Cheerleader - 12; Honor Roll - 11,12. MARY HAZELL: Art Club - 10,12; Science Club - 9; FFA - 10,11,12; Pep Club - 9,10; Ag. Placement - 12; Science Club - 9(President); FHA - Parliamentarian); Art Club - 10(Se- cretary); Barnwarming Attendant - 10.12; Honor Roll - 9,10,11,12; Student Council-9. WILLIAM EDWARD HERRON: Spanish Club - 9; Science Club - 9; FBLA - 9,10; FFA - 10,11; Drama Club -11,12; Quill Scroll -12; Newspaper -11,12; Yearbook - 11,12; Honor Roll - 9,10,11,12; Fall Play - 11; Spring Play - 11,12. KAREN ANN KOENIG: Art ClubJPre- sident); FFA - 10,11,12(President): Lettermen's Club - 9,10,11,12; Ag Placement - 12; Industrial Arts Club - 12; Track - 9,10,11; Barnwarming Attendant - 11,12; Honor Roll - 9,10,11,12; Girls' State - 12; Society of Distinguished American High School Students - 11,12. MARSHA LEWIS: FHA - 9,10; FBLA - 10,12; Chorus - 11; Pep Club - 9; COE - 12; Basketball - 9; Honor Roll - 9,10,11,12; Office Aid - 9; Library Aid - 11; Who’s Who - 11; Society of Distinguished American High School Students - 11,12. DAVID GREGORY LONG: Art Club - 10,11,12; Spanish Club - 11; Science Club - 10,11; FBLA -10,11; VICA -11; Pep Club - 9,10,11,12; COE - 12; Basketball - 9; Track - 9; Honor Roll - 9,10,11,12. ANDREW GUY MALONE: VICA - 11,12; Vo-Tech - 11,12; Track - 9,10. DARLA JEAN MARTIN: FBLA - 11,12; FFA - 9.10(Parliamentarian), ll(2nd Vice President), 12(lst Vice Pre- sident); Chorus - 11; Band - 9,10; Cheerleaders - 9,10,11; Vo-Tech - 12; Barnwarming Attendant - 9,11; Honor Roll - 11,12; High School Rodeo - 10,11,12. CHRISTINA G. MCCUBBIN: Spanish Club - lO.ll(Secretary); Science Club - 11,12 (Secretary Treasurer); Drama Club - 10,ll,12(Secretary); NHS - 10,U(Secretary Treasurer), 12; Quill Scroll - ll,12(Secretary Treasurer); Newspaper - 11,12; Yearbook - ll,12(Sr. Editor); Band - 9,10; Pep Club - 10,11,12; Cheerleaders - 10,11,12; Lettermen's Club - 10,11; Track - 9,10; Mr. Mrs. So. Bo. Co. Queen - 12; Honor Roll - 9,10,11,12; Who's Who - 11,12; Fall Play - 10.12; Spring Play - 10,11,12; Class Officer - ll(Vice President); Student Council - 10,12(Secretary); REC Essay Contest 1st Place Winner - 11. DEBRA M. MONNIG: FBLA -10; Drama Club - 11; NHS - 11,12; Quill Scroll - 11,12; Newspaper - 11,12; Yearbook - 11,12; Pep Club - 11,12; Cheer- leaders - 12; Pommerettes - 11; Lettermen's Club - 11,12; Vo-Tech - 12; Basketball - 9; Track - 9,10,11,12; Mr. Ms. So. Bo. Co. At. -10; Honor TIM GIBSON DIANA LYNN GILPIN JANICE LYNN GOETTING LETA JANE KARL VIRGIL DEBORAH ANN HARMON HARTMAN HARTMANN MARY WILLIAM EDWARD KAREN ANN HAZELL HERRON KOENIG MARSHA LEWIS ft, ' DAVID GREGORY LONG ANDREW GUY MALONE

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During their senior year the Class of '82 made quite a few remarkable achievements. The most memorable of these was their Senior Trip to Knoxville, Tennessee and the Worlds Fair. The non-stop car washes, bake sales, a raffle, an auction, a benefit dance and generous donations from the community sent this class on the first out of state Senior Trip at Southern Boone County R-I. The class took the inititive to earn the money, especially after failing miserably on magazine sales at the beginning of the year. However, due to the leadership of the senior class officers who organized the trip, set up committees for money making projects and made ends meet when money seemed scarce, the seniors went to the Worlds Fair. President. Brenda Forsee. who with the support of the senior class proposed the trip to the School Board, is pictured right. Vice-President. Chris Stegeman counts the profits at the Slave Auction, left. Class Representative. Lisa Berry; Secretary. Sheila Sapp; Vice-President. Chris Stegeman; President. Brenda Forsee and Class Repre- sentative. Martin Blanchard wave farewell to So. Bo. Co. in the lower left picture. Sheila makes final preparations for senior trips at one of the many class meetings in the lower right picture. 5

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- SlULLUiL ttiliLLili At almost any musical function you can be sure to find Cheryl Nichols as accompan- ist. Cheryl is very dedicated to her excellent music abilities. For the past three years, Cheryl has attended District and State Music Contests with several piano solos, one french horn solo, and has accompanied several choral, instrumental solos, and ensembles to these functions. During her Sophomore and Senior years, Cheryl brought back with her 1 ratings at both District and State Music Contests for piano solos and for a french horn solo during her Junior year. In October of 1981. Cheryl auditioned in the Mason and Hamlin High School Auditions, a division of the Music Teachers Association, and was one of four winners to go to the state auditions in Springfield. Missouri, in November of 1981. During her Sophomore and Senior years. Cheryl was accompanist for the school musicals. The Labors of Love and You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown. All of the talent has not come without a great amount of study. Cheryl's mother began teaching her piano when she was about 7 years old. When she was in 5th grade, she started taking lessons from Columbia teachers and has continued every since. In February of 1982. Cheryl auditioned at UMC and was select- ed to receive a $200 scholarship for her studies at UMC, where she plans to major in music ac- company pedagogy. The 1981-82 Eagle salutes a special sen- ior. Cheryl Nichols. 7