Stover High School - Reflector Yearbook (Stover, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1967 volume:

1967 REFLECTOR Morgan County School District R- 1 Stover, Missouri Volume 22 Published by: Reflector Staff Editor........................................................Karen Geary Assistant Editor..............................................Barbara Fischer Business Manager..............................................Carolyn Stucker Art...........................................................Vicki Krull Photographer..................................................Carolyn Stucker Grade School Manager..........................................Karen Meyer Staff.........................................................Mary Alice Monsees, Donna Webb, Kathy Marriott, Steve Rowland, Mae Allee, Sheryl Fischer, and Karen Case. Sponsors......................................................Mrs. Evelyn N. Alpers Mrs. Jeanne F. Shackelford REFLECTOR QUEEN Miss Jane Miller, Sophomore, was crowned queen on April 14, 1967. She was chosen by Ron Martin a WHB disc jockey. Her escort was Bill Geary. I proudly crown thee......................................................QUEEN !!!! 2 Miss Donna Webb escorted by Earl Wilson. Senior candidate. Queen and First Runner-up! First runner-up was Miss Pam Barbour, escorted by Roger Metscher. Junior candidate. Miss Lynda Hodges escorted by Craig Rowland. Freshman candidate. 3 The Royalty! We, the Reflector Staff of 1966-67, wish to dedi- cate the twenty-second volume of the Reflector to a man who has spent the past three years of his teaching career at Stover. To Mr. Martin Steinmeyer, who has taught students in the field of Industrial Arts, sponsored many of the various activities and sports, and has always done a good job toward student betterment, we proudly salute! The Reflector Staff MR. MARTIN STEINMEYER 4 FACULTY A D M I N I S T R A T I 0 N Mr. Merrell Taylor Superintendent Mr. Gene Mudd High School Principal Mr. Dean Ringen, Grade School Principal Dorothy Leiter, Secretary Donna Sidebottom, Secretary School Board: Leon Fischer, Calvin Self, Edgar Witte, Carl Bretall, Bob Cooper, and Oliver Heimsoth 6 HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY MR. MERRELL TAYLOR B. S. , Culver Stockton; M. A. Educ. , Kirksville; Specialist, Mo. University; Superinten- dent MR. GENEMUDD B. S. in Education, C. M. S. C. ; M. A. Education, Kirksville; Principal and varsity basketball MRS. EVELYN ALPERS B. S. Education, C. M. S. C. ; M. A. Business, C. M. S. C. ; Business MR. JAMES BELLIS B. S. in Education, Mo. Uni- versity; Social Studies MR. HENRY BUSH B. S. Education, C. M. S. C. ; M. A. Educ. , Mo. University; Science and mathematics MRS. HORTENSE CONDIT B. A. University of Oklahoma; Graduate work at Oklahoma, Tulsa, and University of Mo. ; International Course at Univer- sity of Caen in Normandy, France; Foreign language and English MRS. ALYCE KUEHL B. S. , Home Economics, Omaha University; Home Economi cs MISS BILLIE PANCBORN B. S. Education, Mo. Univer- sity; Social Studies MRS. JEANNE SHACKELFORD B. S. in Education, C. M. S. C. ; English and Art MR. ROBERT SHACKELFORD B. S. in Education, C. M. S. C. ; Girl's varsity, B-Basketball and physical education MR. MARTIN STEINMEYER B. S. , Education, C. M. S. C. ; Industrial Arts MRS. DORIS STEVENS B. M. E. , C. M. S. C. ; Music 7 SENIORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President, Howard Hendrix; Vice-President, Larry Witte; Secretary, Donna Webb; Treasurer, Connie Carver; Reporter, Ann Taylor; Girls' Representative, Pam Palmer; Boys' Representa- tive, Jim Swartz. SPONSORS 9 MRS. EVELYN N. ALPERS MR. ROBERT D. SHACKELFORD RUSSELL BARBOUR-------National Honor Society 2,3; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; School Awards-Track; Basketball 3,4; Baseball 4 JIM CAPPS----School Awards Track; Baseball 4; Track 3; Lettermen's Club 3,4 VALERIE J. CAPPS------National Honor Society 3,4; Reflector Queen Candidate 2; Tattler Staff 4; F.H. A. 1,2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4 CONNIE EARLENE CARVER—Volleyball 1,2, 3, 4; Softball 1,2, 3,4; Track 2,3; Cheerleader 2, 3,4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; School Awards-Typing, Girls Athletic; Class Offices-Treasurer 1, Reporter 2, Girls Representative 3; Candidate for Pancake Queen 2; Tattler Staff (Editor) 4; Majorette 1,2, 3, 4; F.H. A. 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Reporter of S. C. 3; Glee Club 1,2; Senior Play DORIS JOYCE CASE------Betty Crocker Homemaker Award; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; F. H. A. 1,2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Junior Play MARILYN MAY CROCKER----------National Honor Society 2,3,4; F.H. A. Sweetheart 4; F. H. A. 1,2,3, 4; F. H. A. Secretary 4; Pep Squad 2, 3,4; Tattler Staff 4; Glee Club 1,2,3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Softball 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play NELSON E. EIGHMY------Glee Club 1,2,3; Junior Play; Senior Play LARRY E. FRANKS-------Lettermen's Club; Vice President of class 1; School Award- Track; Track 2,3; Baseball 4 KAREN LEA GEARY-------National Honor Society 2,3,4; Reporter of N.H.S. 3; School Awards-Class Scholarships 2,3; Social Studies Medal 2, Science Medal 3, Sophomore Pilgrimage 2, Freedom Forum 3; Class Offices-Secretary 1, President 2; Student Council 2; Reflector Staff 1,2,3, 4; Ass't Editor 3, Editor 4; Tattler Staff 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Vocal Groups 1,2, 3, 4; F.H. A. 1,2, 3,4; F.H. A. Recreational Leader 2, 2nd. V. President 3; Softball 1,3; Lettered in Softball 3; Volleyball 1; Junior Play; Senior Play HOWARD HENDRIX--------Student Council Rep., Junior, President Senior; Student Council 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Reflector Staff 1,2, 3, 4; Junior Play; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Vocal Groups 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 4; Softball 2; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Senior Play SHARON M. KURTZ—F. H. A. 2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,4; Tattler Staff 4 KATHRYN MAE MARRIOTT--National Honor Society 2,3,4; President of class 1; Reflector Queen candidate 1; Majorette 1; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 1; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Vocal Groups 1; Reflector Staff 4; Lettered in music 2; Softball 3,4; Perfect Attendance 3 LONNIE D. MARRIOTT—Basketball 1,2; Glee Club 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 3 MARY ALICE MONSEES—National Honor Society 2, 3,4; President of N. H. S. 4; Reflector Staff 4; Tattler Staff 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Vocal Groups 1; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; Treasurer of Class 3; Lettered in Music 1,2; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3; Senior Play PAM J. PALMER—Class Offices, Girl's Rep. 1, Treasurer 2, Vice Pres. 3, Girl's Rep. 4; Glee Club 1,2; Pep Squad 1,2, 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; Volleyball 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleader 1,4; Student Council 1,4; Secretary of S. C. 4; Tattler Staff 4; Glee Club 1,2; Pep Squad 1,2, 3, 4; Majorette 1,4; Pancake Day Queen Candidate 1; Basketball Queen Candidate 3; Perfect Attendance Award; Senior Play Student Director DANNY PRYOR— JOYCE ANN REUSCH—Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Girl's Sextet Mixed Double 4; F.H.A. 4; Tattler Staff 4 DEBORAH KAYE RIGGS—F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1,2,3, 4; Junior Play 3; Tattler Staff 4; Mixed Chorus 4; F. STEVEN ROWLAND--Pres, of Student Council 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Class Offices-Boys Rep. 1, Pres. 3; Reflector Staff 3,4; Student Council 1,3,4; Na- tional Honor Society 2,3; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Junior Play; Baseball 4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Vocal Groups 4; Pep Squad 1; Senior Play EUGENEA. SCHLOMER--Basketball 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1, 3, 4; Vocal Groups 4 DEBORAH VON CILLE SELF--National Honor Society 2, 3,4; Sec. of N.H.S. 3; Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4; Lettered 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Secretary 2, Vice Pres. 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1,2,3, 4; Lettered 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Lettered 3; F. H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Class Offices; Reporter 1, Girls Rep. 2; Band 2,3; Majorette 4; Tattler Staff 4; B.B. Homecoming Queen; F. H.A. Sweetheart Candidate 1; Reflector Queen Candidate 3; Senior Play DONALD G. SHACKELFORD—Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 4 RUTHIE STANLEY—F. H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1,2; Track 2,3; Pep Squad 1,2; Junior Play JAMES CHARLES SWARTZ—Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Band 1; Softball 1,2,3; Boys Rep. 4; Student Council 4; Baseball 4; Lettermen's Club 3,4 ANN MAXWELL TAYLOR—Cheerleader 2,3,4; Honor Society 4; Cheerleading Award 2; Class Offices-Sec. 1, Reporter 4; Editor School News; F. FI. A. Sweetheart Candidate 3; Junior Play; Pep Squad 1, 2,3,4; Tattler Staff 4; Majorette 4; Basketball 1; Glee Club 3; Senior Play LINDA SUE THOMPSON—F. H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Softball 1,2,3; Volleyball 1,2; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Tattler Staff 4 JOYCE PATRICIA TIETJEN— National Honor Society 2,3,4; Treasurer 4; F.H. A. 1,2, 3,4; Tattler Staff 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3, 4; Vocal Groups 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Softball 1,2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 2; Cheerleader 4; Pep Squad 2,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Perfect Attendance 1,2; Lettered in Music 1,2,3; Softball 3, Volleyball 3; Instrumental Groups 1,2, 3, 4 LARRY W. VANSELL— BOBBY C. VIEBROCK—Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Softball 3; Glee Club 1; Pep Squad 2,3 NORMA VOUGHT--F. H.A. 1,2,3,4; Officer 2nd. Vice President 4; Co-Ed Correspon- dent; Volleyball 1; Softball 1; Junior Play; Glee Club 1,2 DONNA S. WEBB--National Honor Society 2,3,4; Vice Pres, of N.H. S. 4; F. H. A. 1,2, 3,4; Secretary 3, Vice President 4, of F.H.A.; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Vocal Groups 1, 3,4; Reflector Queen Candidate 4; Reporter 3, Secre- tary 3; of Class; Reflector Staff 4; Tattler Staff 4; Junior Play, Senior Play; Ass't. Editor School News 4; Pep Squad 2, 3; Secretary 3; Volleyball 1 UNDA L. WHITESELL—F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3; Softball 1,2,3; Pep Squad 2,3; Glee Club 1,2; Tattler Staff 4 EARL W. WILSON--Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Student Council 2; Baseball 4; Glee Club 1; Pep Squad 1; Softball 2 LARRY CALVIN WITTE--Class Offices-Vice Pres. 2,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Vice Pres. 3; Boys State 3; Lettered as Manager 3; Glee Club 1,2; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Sports Reporter 4; Pep Squad 1; Basketball 1 WALTER WORTHLEY— Band 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Track 1,3; Baseball 4 BOBBY JOE ZURMILLER--Clee Club 1,2,3; Basketball 3; Drivers Ed. Award Lettered Track 4; Junior Play, Senior Play ANN FRANCES FIS CHER--National Honor Society 2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Pres, of F.H.A. 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Vocal Groups 1,4; Volleyball 1,4; Softball 1,3,4; Sec. of Class 2; Junior Play, Senior Play, Tattler Staff ERNEST SUTTON--Glee Club 1; Baseball 4 SCHOLARSHIPS UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI CURATORS AWARD Ann Fischer Mary Alice Monsees C. M. S. C. REGENTS SCHOIARSHIP Doris Case-Ann Fischer-Karen Geary-Mary Alice Monsees-Larry Witte SOUTHWEST BAPTIST COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS Doris Case-Ann Fischer-Karen Geary-Donna Webb-Mary Alice Monsees- Kathy Marriott-Pam Palmer-Debbie Self-Larry Witte-Joyce Tietjen. MFA SCHOLARSHIP Mary Alice Monsees Alternate—Joyce Tietjan WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOLS AWARD Karen Lea Geary SCHOLARSHIP MEDALS Valedictorian Karen Geary Salutatorian Mary Alice Monsees Senior Karen Geary-Mary A. Monsees Junior Kathy Calton Sophomore Roy Ehlers Freshman Sheryl Fischer ALL SCHOOL MEDALS Citizenship Joyce Reusch Activities Pam Palmer DEPARTMENTAL Girl Athlete Boy Athlete Typewriting Bookkeeping Commercial Subjects Dramatics Art Library Music P.E. Drivers Education Spanish Vocational Homemaking Mathematics Science Social Studies Industrial Arts English Creative Writing AWARDS Connie Carver Steve Rowland Ruth Roland Karen Geary Mary Alice Monsees Doug Kroeschen Jim Capps Vicki Krull-Joyce Reusch-Karen Meyer Joyce Tietjen Mae Allee-Lon Marriott Mike Meller Barbara Fischer Pam Palmer Karen Geary Larry Witte-Mary A. Monsees Kathy Calton Russ Barbour Kathy Calton Sheryl Huffman YEARBOOK: Editor-Karen Geary, Asst. Ed. - Barbara Fischer, Business Mgr.-Carolyn Stucker, Staff-Donna Webb, Kathy Marriott, Karen Meyer, Vicki Krull, Mary Alice Monsees. TATTLER EDITOR: Connie Carver BETTY CROCKER AWARD: Doris Case MOBILE HOME AWARD: Marilyn Crocker MISSOURI FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S CLUB AWARD: Lenora Monsees 14 MUSIC DEPARTMENT LETTER AND LYRE: Valerie Capps, Kathy Calton, Patty Conner, Doris Case, Janet Ford, Vicki Krull, Marilyn Crocker, Carla Garmon, Lynda Hodges, Joyce Reusch, Ruth Roland, Mickey Jave, Deborah Riggs, Larry Proehl, Joanne Webb, Eugene Schlomer, Ruth Rumans, Duane Baughman, Linda Wahlers, Sharon Kurtz, Pam Walters. LYRE: Howard Hendrix, Steve Rowland, Lila Cooper, Jim Williams, Mcrl Wilson, Bill Geary. LETTER, LYRE, and ONE BAR: Brenda Brunjes, Lana Self, Donna Webb. LYRE and ONE BAR: Linda Lutjen, Ann Fischer. ONE BAR: Joyce Teitjen, Karen Geary, Kathy Marriott, Lenora Monsees, Mae Allee. TWO BARS: Walter Worthley, Mary Alice Monsees. THREE BARS: Linda Cooper. fyjP M 1 J'n LETTER WINNERS IN ATHLETICS BASKETBALL: Jim Swartz, Walter Worthley, Doug Kroeschen, Steve Rowland, Russ Barbour , John Taylor, Earl Wilson, Merl Wilson. BASEBALL: Roger Metscher, Russ Barbour, Steve Rowland, Jim Capps, John Taylor, Walter Worthley, Doug Kroeschen, Craig Rowland, Jim Marriott, Earl Wilson, Merl Wilson, Bill Geary, Larry Franks. B-TEAM: Craig Rowland, Bill Geary, Barney Jave, George Eddings, Jim Marriott, Sam Byler, Rick Mueller, Ron Worthley, Jim Kaufman. MANAGERS: Mike Wilbanks, Craig Rowland, Ernest Sutton. VOLLEYBALL: Lila Cooper, Barbara Fischer, Joyce Tietjen, Rosalyn Crocker, Connie Carver, Pam Barbour, Marsha Barbour, Pam Palmer, Ann Fischer, Natalie Simon, Debbie Self, Carolyn Stucker. SOFTBALL: Connie Rains, Linda Lutjen, Barbara Fischer, Kathy Marriott, Lila Cooper, Connie Carver, Mickey Jave, Marsha Barbour,Debbie Self, Joyce Tietjen, Carolyn Stucker. MANAGER: Jane Miller. Debbie Self Connie Carver Sheryl Fischer Patty Conner A TEAM CHEERLEADERS Pam Palmer Pam Barbour B TEAM CHEERLEADERS Lynda Hodges Lila Cooper Ann Taylor Joyce Tietjen Lana Self Linda Cooper PEP CLUB Linda Lutjen, Rosalyn Crocker, Barbara Fischer, Jeannie Nash, Marilyn Crocker, Janet Ford, Marsha Burke, Mickey Jave, Beverly Witte, Geraldine Holsten, Joanne Webb, Ruth Roland, Carolyn Stucker, Vicki Conner, Karen Meyer, Neidth Brunjes, Sheryl Huffman, Diane Stanley, Rita Ehlers, Valerie Capps, Vicki Krull, Jane Miller, Debbie Walker, Marsha Barbour. ONE YEAR PERFECT ATTENDANCE CERTIFICATES: Karen Case, Barbara Richardson, Mickey Jave, Robert Gerlt, Linda Capps, Lenora Monsees, Linda Vought, Patty Conner, Claud McCollom, Linda Wahlers, Rita Ehlers, Judy Oehrke, Ben Werner, Teresa Ehlers, Dean Silvey, Josie Woolery, Kathy Calton, Barbara Fischer, Diane Wahlers, Ronnie Conner, Carolyn Stucker, Beverly Witte, Nelson Eighmy, Johnnie Ethington, Beverly Kieffer. FOUR YEAR PERFECT ATTENDANCE CERTIFICATE AND AWARD: Mary Alice Monsees 15 SENIOR TRIP TO WASHINGTON D.C. The evening of April 18, the senior class and sponsors left for a very interesting, fun-filled trip to Washington, D. C. We traveled through many miles of beautiful scenery and visited many impressive buildings. Our nation's capital is now much more real to us for we have seen it. It is no longer just pictures and stories. It was a wonderful trip which we will never forget and we thank everyone who made it possible. 16 UNDERCLA SSMEN JUNIORS Class Officers; President: Doug Kroeschen, Vice President: Violet Kerksiek, Secretary: Mae Allee, Treas- urer: Ruth Roland, Girl's Rep. : Carolyn Stucker, Boy's Rep.: John Taylor, Reporter: Carla Garmon. MRS. AUCE KUEHL, Sponsor MARTIN STEINMEYER, Sponsor MRS. DORIS STEVENS, Sponsor Mae Allee Ronnie Avey Vicky Baker Pam Barbour Duane Baughman Neidth Brunjes Kathy Calton Louise Conner Ronnie Conner Barbara Fischer Janet Ford Carla Garmon Geri Holsten Delores Hudson Bob Ingersoll 18 Chuck Jave Violet Kerksick Beverly Kieffer Doug Kroeschen Amd McNeal Roger Metscher Charles Pribbenow Larry Proehl Linda Richardson Rutli Roland Ruth Rumans Peggy Shewmaker Carolyn Stucker John Taylor Dianne Wahlers Pam Walters Jim Williams Merl Wilson Beverly Witte Caren Worthley CLASS SNAPS Charles Oehrke Mrs. Alpers won't find THIS erasure! Tea, anyone? 19 SOPHOMORES MRS. JEANNE SHACKELFORD MR. JAMES BELLIS Paul Alpers Ronnie Boeschen Brenda Brunjes Sammy Byler Linda Capps Pete Carver Patty Conner Linda Cooper Dennis Dority George Eddings Rita Ehlers Roy Ehlers Teresa Ehlers Everett Gardner Bill Geary Shirley Hess Brenda Jackson Jim Kaufman Robert Koester Vicki Krull Linda Luetjen Claud McCollom LeRoy McCollom Billy McNeal Jim Marriott Duane Massingill Mike Meller Karen Meyer 20 Jane Miller Lenora Monsees Rick Mueller Lynda Munsterman Bonnie Myers Jeanie Nash Judy Oehrke Harvey Pendleton Sharon Riggs Elizabeth Robertson George Rohr Larry Schnirch Lana Self Joe Shackelford Phillip Steinmeyer Dean Silvey Darrell Vansell Linda Vought Linda Wahlers Ben Werner CLASS SNAPS Josie Woolery Ronald Worthley Debbie Walker Debbie Greenhaw (NOT SHOWN) Boy, is this interesting??? We're ready for the next game! 21 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President, Patty Conner; Vice President, Roy Ehlers; Secretary, Jeannie Nash; Treasurer, Linda Capps; Reporters, Lenora Monsees and Brenda Brunjes; Girl's Rep. , Jane Miller; Boy's Rep. , Bill Geary FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President, Sheryl Huffman; Vice President, Lynda Hodges; Secretary, Rick Bealer; Treasurer, Craig Rowland; Reporter, Don Marriott; Girls Rep., Sheryl Fischer; Boy's Rep. , Ed Spalding 22 FRESHMEN MR. HENRY BUSH MISS BILLIE PANCBORN Marsha Barbour Rick Bealer Cynthia Bretall Marsha Burke Karen Case Leon Coleman Vicky Conner Lila Cooper Gary Cowell Rosalyn Crocker Daniel Dierks Johnnie Ethington Sheryl Fischer Diane Franks Robert Gerlt Linda Hibdon Clint Hibdon Lynda Hodges Sheryl Huffman Mickey Jave Phillip Kerksiek Donnie Marriott Flossie Meeks Larry Metscher Sharon Newman Connie Rains Barbara Richardson 23 Craig Rowland Dennis Rumans Carroll Schlomer John Schnirch Kim Sidebottom Natalie Simon Susan Sizer Ed Spalding Diane Stanley Dorothy Sutton Donald Warnke Joann Webb Randall Welpman Darrell Witte Larry Zurmiller CLASS SNAPS 24 You think you've got it bad? Are you awake gang, Are you awake ? Connie--studying! ! Lah, lah, lah, lah,lah,lah How about another joke before the bell rings, Rusty. CHOW TIME 25 But I didn't do it! New hairstyle, Linda?? L. to R. Dorothy Hudson, Mary Craig, Irene Tietjen, Leoma Rowland COOKS, CUSTODIANS, AND BUS DRIVERS BUS DRIVERS: Joyce Marriott Johnnie Klein Forrest Parker Leo Wray Milford Marriott Vernon Haynes Martin Fischer Charles Jackson El von Merriott Wilbert Munsterman, mechanic Harry Lamprecht, Custodian ' '« [ i 1 I Mfl 1 ■ Hi e ’ ?' Vi , 4T ■=, i • , i i. - X) 4 i (w 1 Johnnie Klein, Custodian Deo Wamke, Custodian 26 GRADES GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY MR. DEAN RINCEN Principal MISS ERNA TAGTMEYER First Grade MRS. JANE DOWNING MRS. NELLIE RASTORFER First Grade Second Grade MISS ETTA HILDERBRAND MRS. FERABY BUNCH Second Grade Third Grade MRS. AGNES WRAY Fourth Grade MRS. CHRISTINE SHORT Fifth Grade MR. EARL BORN Sixth Grade MRS. GLADYS CARDER Seventh Grade MRS. ANNA ELDENBURC Eighth Grade MRS. MOLUE MIESNER Special Education MRS. JEAN WALLACE MRS. ESTHER PAGE Remedial Reading Lower Florence MR. GEORGE PAGE Upper Florence 28 EIGHTH GRADE MRS. ANNA ELDENBURC Linda Avey Patty Barbour Maureen Baughman Mark Boatright Gary Boeschen Barry Braden Danny Brodersen Randy Calton Donnie Capps Jerry Capps Marshall Capps Sherry Capps Deborah Craig John Dore Danny Emmerich Erbert Franklin Barbara Garmon Denise Huffman Lloyd Ingersoll Deborah Kerksiek Evelyn Kerksiek Darlene Laas Gene Marriott Debby Merriott Ruth Monsees Larry Newman Herbert Nolting Jr. Gary Proehl Ruth Ann Rasa Carolyn Roberts Glenda Schupp Cindy Sidebottom Lyle Sizer Marilyn Tippin Mike Wilbanks Garry Zurmiller 29 SEVENTH GRADE MRS. GLADYS CARDER Glen Allee Peggy Braden Richard Brown Scottie Burnett Ray Bush Gail Capps Shirley Capps Linda Craig Mickey Davis Brenda De Jarnette Lanny Geary Jeanette Hagedom Vicki Hodges Nancy Jackson Linda Jason Frederick Kieffer Patricia Knuth Rex Marriott Glen McCollom Ronald Proehl Charlotte Pryor Carletta Robertson Brenda Rowland Bill Shackelford Jerry Smith Steve Stevenson Ricky Sutton Bill Tambke Darrell Thornton 30 SIXTH GRADE MR. EARL BORN Gary Bom Rhonda Branch Mary Alice Bretall Greg Bush Kay Calton Mitchell Capps Cathy Cooper Larry Crocker Mary Crocker Larry' Emmerich Steven Fisher Ronald Franks Noel Heppard Roxanna Ingersoll Jeff Kirksey John David Klein Sandra Laas Joe Lankford Dennis Liebl Debbie Marriott Paul Marriott Phillip Marriott Cheryl Miller Gailenc Prochl Patti Richardson James Riggs Larry Rumans Shirley Shackelford Victor Smith Gary Wahlers Mike Wallace Terry Webb 31 FIFTH GRADE MRS. CHRISTINE SHORT David Avey Cynthia Bauer Tara Bobbitt Eugene Burnett Gary De Jamette Steven Eckhoff Kathryn Ehlers Kathryn Heimsoth Kenneth Hoff a Charlene Jackson Juanita Klein Paul Knuth Gayle Kruse Pamela Laas Cheryl Marriott David Marriott Randall Marriott Loren Meeks Randy Metscher Robert Mueller Betty Nash Daniel Prit2el Sherry Pry or Mark Rath Clarine Reusch Robert Scheerer Ivan Sidebottom Margaret Suggs Karen Sutton 32 FOURTH GRADE MRS. AGNES WRAY Sherry Bealer Beverly Boeschen Rosie Bowers Michele Buerke Johnny Burnett Danny Calton Lana Capps Gail Coffey Brenda Cornett Bruce Craig Bruce Emmerick Jackie Forth Rhonda Franks David Green Ronald Hodges Connie Ingcrsoll Vickie Kerksey Donna Lankford Tina Lankford Rhonda Marriott Vickie Metschcr Billy Miles Ronnie Munstcrman Christy Nelms Elizabeth Nelson Mark Olesen De Ann Riggs John Royeton Erma Schupp Peggy' Shaeke 1 ford Evelyn Twenter Kevin Viebrock Juanita Vought Steven Wallace 33 THIRD GRADE MRS. FERABY BUNCH Donna Bauer Lester Bobbitt Tammy Bobbitt Penny Boeschen Patricia Braden Donice Burnett Phillip Dority Sherri Ferguson Billy Dee Franklin Randy Franks Kurt Hagedom Stephen Heimsoth Linda Hendrix Beverly Laas Paul Lemler Barbara Liebl Lanny Marriott Debbie Metscher J.W. Nash Linda Nelms Ronnie Newman Gary Nolting Janet Rider Brenda Reusch Kenny Roberts Donald Robertson Becky Simmons Bryan Sizer Virgil Smith Lori Stanley Alan Taylor Mildred Twenter David White Billie Jean Williams 34 NO PICTURE AVAILABLE: Debra Watring Paula Roe SECOND GRADE MRS. NELUE RASTORFER Brenda Anthony Brook Craig Paul Eckhoff Brenda Dickerson Ruth Franks Brenda Hendrix Kevin Kays Dale Kerksiek Andrew Laas Carol Marriott Gail Metscher Steven Metscher Janey Roberts Paul Dean Roe Billy Singletary Randy Stucker Amos Sutton Michael Tippin Hugo Twenter Dennis Warnke Die trick Warnke Terry’ Watring Ricky Zurmiller MISS ETTA HILDERBRAND Danny Branch Rex Branch Ronald Brunjes Dennis Bush Kerry Cal ton Randy Carver Patty Emmerich Sherry Ingersoll Denise Knierim Mark Knuth Bob Miller Rebecca Nolting Mike Ringen Cathy Royeton Pauline Roe Becky Shackelford Robin Sidebottom Cheri Sizer Patty Stevenson Kent Tietjen Susan Walters 35 FIRST GRADE % A mx w fisa Vv «tA MISS ERNA TAGTMEYER Debora Lynn Bauer Kathy Ann Brunjes Rhonda Lee Capps Janet Ranee Carver Belinda Kay Davis Jeff Dejarnette Joyce Ellen Domes Shi la Ann Gramblin Glenda Marie Hendrix Wayne Holsten Sandra Ruth Nash Julie Rae Olesen Kenda Lee Richardson Clara Jane Robertson Bobbie Simon Connie Fay Simon Vem Dean Stucker Bea Sutton Doris Renee Vaughan David Webb MRS. JANE DOWNING Monty Bobbitt Peggy Boeschen Darrell Calton Dennis Calton Annette Case Brenda Comstock James Dickerson Sharon Kay Fillers Gene Marriott Robbie Nelms Gerald Pritzel George Wayne Rex Danny Riggs Sharon Ann Rumans Edna Mae Salmon Gary Simmons Joe Simmons Diane Kay Warnke Lora Lea Williams 36 FLORENCE UPPER MR. GEORGE PAGE Dale Meller Treva Sue Meller Marsha Munsterman Larry Nolting Leo Oehrke Mary Helen Reusch Carolyn Siegel Dena Wear Teresa Wear Larry Woolery Alvin Zeisset FLORENCE LOWER MRS. ESTHER PACE Teresa Eldenburg Janet Fairchild David Kurtz Johnny Kurtz Venus Kurtz Wayne Kurtz Gayle Oehrke Ray Rasa Loretta Reusch Barbara Roger Billie Roger Joyce Siegel Shelley Siegel Greg Smith Roger Smith Tony Smith Darrell Woolery' 37 JUNIOR HIGH BAND SEATED (L-R) FIRST ROW: Patricia Wallace, Pamela Laas, Gary Wahlers, Paul Knuth, Cathy Cooper, Cheryl Miller, Mike Wallace. SECOND ROW: Gary Born, Ronnie Franks, Mary Crocker, Rhonda Branch, Victor Smith, Gayle Kruse, Larry Crocker, Robert Mueller. SI ANDINC: Noel Heppard, Cindy Bauer, John Klein, Mrs. Stevens. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL KNEELING (L-R): Gary Boeschen, Lanny Geary, Ray Bush, FIRST ROW: Ricky Sutton, Glen Allee, Billy Tambke, Kim Sidebottom, Lyle Sizer, Carroll Schlomer, Mr. Ringen. SECOND ROW: Ed Spalding, Butch Nolting, Jerry Capps, Danny Dierks, Rick Bealer, Don Marriott, Mike Wilbanks. 38 ORGANIZE TIONS REFLECTOR STAFF IN A CTION The Reflector crew. Watch those errors! Girls! u 40 DEADLINE MET, at last! ! ! REFLECTOR STAFF SEATED (1-r): Mrs. Jeanne Shackelford, Co-Sponsor; Karen Meyer, Vicki Krull, Advertising Managers; Karen Geary, Editor; Barbara Fischer, Assistant Editor; Carolyn Stucker, Business Man- agers; Mrs. Evelyn Alpers, Sponsor; STANDING (1-r): Steve Rowland, Advertising Manager; Kathy Marriott, Mary Alice Monsees, Donna Webb, Mae Allee, Sheryl Fischer, Karen Case, Howard Hendrix. TATTLER STAFF SEATED (1-r): Marilyn Crocker, Joyce Tietzen, Mary Alice Monsees, Connie Carver, Pam Palmer, Joyce Reusch, Mrs. Evelyn Alpers, Sponsor. STANDING (1-r): Ann Fischer, Linda Whitescll, Valerie Capps, Karen Geary, Ann Taylor, Donna Webb, Deborah Riggs, Linda Thompson, Sharon Kurtz, Debbie Self. 41 I OP ROW: J. Reusch, D. Riggs, R. Crocker, N. Simon, D. Webb, C. Raines, B. Brunjes, K. Meyer, M. Monsees, J. Tietjen, B. Fischer, S. Fischer, L. Thompson, M. Jave, FOURTH ROW: G. Holsten, P. Barbour, F. Meeks, J. Webb, L. Hodges, D. Stanley, D. Wahlers, K. Geary, R. Ehlers, L. Cooper, L. Lutjen, L. Monsees, V. Krull, THIRD ROW: S. Kurtz, T. Ehlers, J. Ford, B. Jackson, R. Roland, M. Barbour, V. Capps, S. Hess, K. Case, S. Newman, C. Bretall, D. Case, A. Fischer, SECOND ROW: J. Ethington, M. Crocker, C. Garmon, D. Sutton, B. Richardson, M. Alice, P. Conner, V. Kerksiek, L. Cooper, S. Riggs, K. Marriott, D. Franks, FIRST ROW: Mrs. Stevens, Director, P. Walters, L. Capps, R. Rumans, K. Calton, L. Vought, L. Self, V. Conner, M. Burke, L. Hibdon, S. Huffman, S. Sizer G I R L S G L E E C L U B B 0 r s G L E E C L U B LEFT 10 RIGHT, FOURTH ROW: L. Proehl, H. Hendrix, S. Rowland, J. Taylor, M. Wilson, P. Steinmeyer, E. Schlomer, THIRD ROW: S. Byler, D. Witte, D. Vansell, D. Baughman, D. Kroeschen, D. Warnke, M. Wilbanks, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Doris Stevens, Director, B. McNeal, D. Massingill, M. Meller, D. Silvey, R. Boeschen, B. Werner, FIRST ROW: C. Schlomer, R. Gerlt, D. Marriott, C. Hibdon 42 FRONT ROW: J. Tietjen, W. Worthley, M. Monsees, M. Jave, B. Brunjes, G. Capps, B. Garmon, R. Monsees, F. Meeks, L. Lutjen, L. Cooper, L. Self, MIDDLE ROW: S. Sizer, R. Rasa, P. Knuth. D. Franks, B. Dejamette, B. Jackson, P. Braden, L. Cooper, L. Wahlers, E. Spalding, R. Bealer, C. Rowland, D. Dierks, L. Hodges, D. Craig, B. Rowland, J. Hagedorn, V. Hodges, M. Baughman, BACK ROW: J. Webb, L. Monsees, D. Stevens, L. Jason, P. Conner, C. Pryor, L. Newman, M. Wilbanks, B. Nolting, L. Geary. MAJORETTES: P. Palmer, D. Self, A. Taylor, C. Carver. B A N D TOP ROW: J. Reusch, D. Riggs, P. Barbour, R. Crocker, N. Simon, D. Webb, B. Brunjes, L. Proehl, H. Hendrix, S. Rowland, J. Taylor, M. Wilson, P. Steinmeyer, K. Meyer, M. Monsees, J. Tietjen, B. Fischer, S. Fischer, L. Thompson, M. Jave. FOURTH ROW: G. Holsten, K Meeks, J. Webb, L. Hodges, C. Raines, D. Stanley, S. Byler, D. Massingill, D. Baughman, D. Wamke, D. Wahlers, K. Geary, R. Ehlers, L. Cooper, L. Lutjen, L. Monsees, V. Knill, THIRD ROW: S. Kurtz, I. Ehlers, J. Ford, B. Jackson, R. Roland, M. Barbour, B. McNeal, D. Vamsell, D. Kroeschen, M. Wilbanks. E. Schlomer, V. Capps, S. Hess, K. Case, S. Newman. C. Bretall, D. Case, A. Fischer. SECOND ROW: J. Ethington, M. Crocker, C. Garmon, D. Sutton, B. Richardson, D. Witte, M. Meller, D. Silvey, R. Boeschen, B. Werner, M. Alice, V. Kerksiek, L. Cooper, S, Riggs. K. Marriott, D. Franks, FRONT ROW: Mrs. Stevens, P. Walterd, L. Capps, R. Rumans, K. Calton, L. Vought, R. Gerit, C. Schlomer, D. Marriott, C. Hibdon, L. Self, P. Conner, V. Conner, M. Burke, L. Hibdon, S. Huffman. 43 I HONOR SOCIETY SEATED: A. Fischer, P. Wallers, B. Wine, M. Monsees, D. Webb, J. Tietjen, K. Geary, M. Crocker, K. Marriott SECOND ROW: C. Garmon, V. Kerksiek, R. Roland, V. Capps, C. Carver, D. Self, C. Stucker, J. Reusch, K. Calton, R. Rumans, THIRD ROW: Mr. Bush, Sponsor, P. Barbour, D. Wahlers, A. Taylor, R. Barbour, L. Witte, P. Palmer, M. Allee, G. Holsten, B. Fischer, D. Case STUDENT COUNCIL President-Steve Rowland, Vice-president-Deb Self. SEATED, left to right: C. Stucker, P. Palmer, S. Rowland, D. Self, Mr. Mudd, Sponsor, STANDING: J. Miller, P. Conner, S. Huffman, S. Fischer, D. Kroeshen J. Swartz. J. Taylor, B. Geary, H. Hendrix, E. Spalding. 44 Miss Debbie Self escorted by Steve Rowland QUEEN Miss Rose Crocker escorted by- Doug Kroeschen Miss Vicki Krull escorted by Ronnie Conner Queen Debbie Self Miss Ruth Roland escorted by John Taylor F.H.A. LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: V. Kerksiek, P. Barbour, C. Stucker, N. Vought, A. Fischer, D. Webb, M. Crocker, B. Bnmies, L. Self, SECOND ROW: P. Walters, L. Capps, R. Rumans, K. Cal ton, L. Vought, V. Baker, L. Munsterman, N. Brunjes, V. Conner, M. Burke, L. Whitesell, L. Hibdon, L. Cooper, Mrs. Alyce Kuehl, Sponsor, THIRD ROW: S. Huffman, J. Ethington. C. Garmon, B. Richardson, J. Woolery, L. Conner, B. Kieffer, C. Worthley, B. Myers, M. Allee P. Conner, S. Riggs, D. Franks, FOURTH ROW: S. Kurtz, L. Wahlers, L. Richardson. J. Oehrke, D. Hudson, B. Jackson, R. Roland, V. Capps, M. Barbour, S. Hess, K. Case, S. Newman, C. Bretall, S. Sizer, D. Case, K. Marriot FIFTH ROW: D. Walker, T. Ehlers, J. Miller, J. Nash, A. Robertson, I’ 5 Hod es- stanle ’ K. Ceary, R. Ehlers, L. Cooper, L. Lutjen, L. Monsees, V. Krull, L. I hompson, SIXTH ROW: G. Holsten, J. Reusch, D. Riggs, J. Webb, C. Raines, R. Crocker, N. Simon, P. Palmer, A. Taylor. B. Witte, K. Meyer, D. Wahlers, M. Monsees, J. Tietjen, B. Fischer, S. Fischer, C. Carver, D. Self. 46 F.H.A. SWEETHEART 47 STEVE ROWLAND-SENIOR JIM SWARTZ-SENIOR DOUG KROESCHEN-JUN- IOR Guard, excellent offensive ball player, good shooter, real fine mover inside. Our leading scorer this year. Three year letter- man. 66-67 season: all State, honorable men- tion; all District; all con- ference. JOHN TAYLOR-JUN- IOR Forward, excellent de- fensive ball player, shows real promise in rebounding for next year. Third in scoring. An aggressive ball player. Two year letter- man. 66-67 season: all State, honorable men- tion. all District; all Conference. Forward, good rebounder. Had numerous assists to his credits. Fifth in scor- ing. Three year letter- man. 66-67 season: all District, honorable men- tion. VARSITY Guard, set up our play's and made things go, good clutch ball player, fund- amentally sound, real' fine feeder. Fourth in scor- ing. Two year letterman. MERL WILSON-JUN- IOR Center and Forward, has real fine moves on offensive, able defen- sive, fine rebounder. Improved greatly over the year. Second high- est scorer of this sea- son. Two year letter- man. 66-67 season: all District, honorable mention; all Conference. EARL WILSON-SENIOR RUSSELL BARBOUR-SEN- IOR WALTER WORTHLEY- SENIOR Forward, best sixth man in the conference, im- proved tremendously throughout the year. Forward, hard working re- serve. Real fine indivi- dual. reserve, the quiet one. VARSITY BASKETBALL KNEELING-Mr. Gene Mudd, Coach; LEFT TO RIGHT-Steve Rowland, Barney Jave, Bill Geary, Earl Wilson, Don Shackelford, Jim Swartz, Merl Wilson, John Taylor, Russell Barbour, Doug Kroeschen, Walter Worthley. ‘B” TEAM BASKETBALL LEFT TO RIGHT-Mr. Bob Shackelford, Coach; Ronr.ie Conner, Ricky Mueller, Barney Jave, Roger Metscher, Bill Geary', Craig Rowland, Jim Marriott, George Eddings, Sam Byler, Ronald Worthley, Jim Kaufman. 49 STANDING, left: Pam Palmer. BOTTOM TO TOP: Joyce Tietjen, Pam Barbour, Debbie Self, Connie Carver. STANDING, right: Ann Taylor. “B” CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Lila Cooper, Linda Cooper, Sheryl Fischer, Lynda Hodges, Patty Conner, Lana Self. 9 50 PEP CLUB KNEELING L. TO R. : L. Self, P. Conner, L. Hodges, S. Fischer, L. Cooper, L. Cooper, SECOND ROW L. TO R.: D. Self, M. Crocker, V. Capps, R. Roland, M. Barbour, N. Brunjes, V. Conner, M. Burke, S. Huffman, J. Tietjen. THIRD ROW L. TOR.: A. Taylor, J. Ford, J. Ethington, D. Sutton, D. Stanley, R. Ehlers, D. Franks, J. Nash, D. Walker, Miss Pangborn, Sponsor; P. Palmer. FOURTH ROW L. TOR.: C. Carver, G. Holsten, C. Stucker, J. Miller, J. Webb, R. Crocker, B. Cole Camp 70, Stover 59 Eugene 42, Stover 41 Iberia 55, Stover 25 Lincoln 60, Stover 55 OVERALL RECORD—22-7 Witte, K. Meyer, B. Fischer, M. Jave, V. Krull, L. Lutjen, P. Barbour. SCOREBOARD (WINS) BASKETBALL TROPHIES (WINS) VOLLEYBALL Stover 62, Otterville 40 BASKETBALL— Stover 47, Lincoln 9 Stover 60, Green Ridge 39 Third place State Stover 33, Cole Camp 23 Stover 64, LaMonte 52 Class S Regional; Stover 26, LaMonte 24 Stover 61, Green Ridge 31 Tied for First Stover 40, Green Ridge 13 Stover 50, Warsaw 46 place in Conf. ; Stover 41, Warsaw 11 Stover 56, Sacred Heart 39 Second in Inv. T. Stover 38, Green Ridge 11 Stover 65, Osceola 42 at Stover; Stover 41, Smithton 14 Stover 76, LaMonte 46 Third in Inv. T. Stover 25, LaMonte 21 Stover 53, Lincoln 52 at Warsaw; Stover 30, Lincoln 14 Stover 72, Green Ridge 49 Cons, in Conf. T. Stover 47, Green Ridge 6 Stover 56, Otterville 48 at Cole Camp. Stover 28, Cole Camp 19 Stover 64, Smithton 47 Stover 38, Smithton 12 Stover 55, Sacred Heart 37 VOLLEYBALL— Stover 40, Sacred Heart 15 Stover 63, Otterville 35 First in Conf. T. Stover 29, Cole Camp 11 Stover 70, Pilot Grove 48 at Cole Camp; Stover 44, Lincoln 11 Stover 86, Cole Camp 37 First in Inv. T. Stover 33, Northwest 15 Stover 74, Iberia 61 at Warsaw; Stover 25, Smithton 22 Stover 68, Northwest 51 Second in Conf.; Stover 33, Osage 18 Stover 79. LaMonte 75 (triple OT) Second in Inv. T. (LOSSES) (LOSSES) at Stover. LaMonte 31, Stover 26 (dout Lincoln 61 Stover 48 REGIONAL RECORD California 26, Stover 23 Warsaw 58, , Stover 54 WON 3 LOST 1 OVERALL RECORD—18-2 CONFERENCE GAMES 51 SENIOR HIGH VOLLEYBALL KNEELING (1-r): Joyce Tietjen, Connie Carver, Debbie Self, Lila Cooper, Marsha Barbour, Ann Fischer. STANDING (1-r): Jane Miller, Manager; Barbara Fischer, Natalie Simon, Rosalyn Crocker, Pam Palmer, Carolyn Stucker, Pam Barbour, Bob Shackelford, Coach. JUNIOR HIGH VOLLEYBALL KNEELING (1-r): Cindy Sidebottom, Linda Avey, Evelyn Kerksiek, Marsha Burke, Jeanette Hagedorn, Dorothy Sutton, Vicki Hodges. STANDING (1-r): Sharon Newman, Glenda Schupp, Debbie Merriott, JoAnn Webb, Deborah Craig, Mickey Jave, Lynda Hodges, Sheryl Fischer, Marilyn Tippin, Patty Barbour; Dean Ringen, Coach. 1 52 BOYS BASEBALL KNEELING (left to right): Roger Metscher, Walt Worthley, Jim Marriott, Howard Hendrix, Doug Kroeschen, Larry' Franks, Jim Capps. STANDING: Gene Mudd, Coach; Rusty Barbour, Merl Wilson, Jim Swartz, John Taylor, Don Shackelford, Earl Wilson, Steve Rowland, Craig Rowland, Earnest Sutton, Manager; Bob Shackelford, Coach. SENIOR HIGH GIRL’S SOFTBALL KNEELING (left to right): Kathy Marriott, Neidth Brunjes, Marsha Barbour, Ann Fischer, Marilyn Crocker, Lila Cooper. STANDING: Linda Lutjen, Natalie Simon, Mickey Jave, Connie Raines, Lynda Hodges, Joyce Tietjen, Carolyn Stucker, Connie Carver, Debbie Self; BACK: Bob Shackelford, Coach. 53 CONNIE CARVER-Senior 3 year regular, all conference selection, Tri-Captain DEBBIE SELF-Senior 3 year regular, all conference selection, Tri-Captain PAM PALMER-Senior 3 year regular, all conference selection, Tri-Captain VOLLEYBALL VARSITY BARB FISCHER- Junior lettered 2 years, fine saver MARSHA BARBOUR-Fresh- man, honorable mention, all conference fine spirit £ attitude LILA COOPER-Fresh- man all conference selection, quick hands, aggressive ROSE CROCKER-Freshman fine spiker NATALIE SIMON-Freshman potential good spiker 54 FRONT ROW: V. Capps, M. Crocker, A. Fischer, K. Geary, D. Self, C. Carver, H. Hendrix, Director: Mrs. Jeanne Shackelford BACK ROW: J. Tietjen, A. Taylor, N. Eighmy, P. Palmer, B. Zurmiller, D. Webb, E. Wilson, M. Monsees, E. Sutton, Steve Rowland (NOT PRESENT) SENIOR PL A T “DEADLY ERNEST” A day in the park!! !! But, Aunt Stella, 55 SEATED Left to Right: G. Holsten, B. Fischer, D. Wahlers, M. Allee, B. Witte, P. Barbour, C. Stacker, R. Roland FIRST ROW: sponsor, Mrs. Shackelford, D. Hudson, V. Kerksiek, K. Calton, J. Ford, L. Proehl, R. Avey, A. McNeal, P. Walters, C. Garmon, N. Brunjes, SECOND ROW: D. Kroeschen, C. Pribbenow, B. Jave, J. Taylor, M. Wilson, J. Williams, R. Conner, D. Baughman JUNIOR PLA T “HEADIN’ FOR THE HILLS” 56 Nice Fit! Ashtabulah, Darling Marry Me, Please ! SCHOOL LIFE The evening began with a banquet in the cafeteria. The theme for the decorations, Roman Holiday . The gym was transformed into a Roman courtyard for the prom. White columns lined the sides of the gym. Music for the evening was provided by the Meteors. A beautiful pool and fountain centered the room. White stone benches on a grass carpet encircled the pool. Between dances. Picture time. It was a beautiful evening which everyone enjoyed. The senior class would like to thank the Juniors for a wonderful banquet and prom. 58 “A ROMAN HOLI DA T JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM OF 1967 SENIOR WILLS I, RUSS BARBOUR, will to Duane Baughman my great ability to hit batters while pitching. This takes a lot of practice so work hard. I, JIM CAPPS, being of steady hand and uncoordinated body, will to Beverly Kieffer my art ability. I, VALERIE CAPPS, do hereby bestow upon Violet Kerksiek my great speed and efficiency in sewing. I, CONNIE CARVER, will my quiet little laugh and the ability to play volleyball, and softball to Mae Allee. I, DORIS CASE, do hereby will my perfect coordination and unbelievable grace to Delores Hudson. I, MARILYN CROCKER, will to Jim Williams my greatest ability, that is to stay out of trouble while being a senior. I, NELSON EIGHMY, will my smart remarks and wise cracks to Charles Comstock. I, ANN FISCHER, do hereby bequeath to Beverly Witte, my extremely short fingernails, my excellent driving ability, and my cat, which she loves so dearly. I, LARRY FRANKS, do hereby will to Ruth Rumans and Peggy Shewmaker the great ability to succeed in psychology next year. I, KAREN GEARY, do hereby bequeath to Ruth Roland, the' Great Ability to work at the Cree-Mee through three employer's in four years. I, HOWARD HENDRIX, will next year's senior class president the ability to be confused about what is happening concerning the class. I, SHARON KURTZ, do hereby will my artistic ability to Caren Worthley. I, KATHY MARRIOTT, having the ability to use a rat-tail comb and hair-spray, will my 6th hour beauty class to Carolyn Stucker and Linda Richardson. I, LONNIE MARRIOTT, will my neat ability to dance to Larry Proehl, but don't wear your boots to every dance. I, MARY ALICE MONSEES, will to Diane Wahlers, my ability to not get caught holding hands in the hall. Remember, the hand is quicker than the eye. I, PAM PALMER, will my big, roaring, 389, 2 barrel, Catalina, convertible to John Taylor. I, DANNY PRYOR, leave all my ability to study to Robert Ingersoll. I, JOYCE REUSCH, will my quietness to Pam Walters, try it sometime. I, DEBORAH RIGGS, will my school books to Louise Conner and Neidth Brunjes, they are in excellent condition. I, STEVE ROWLAND, hereby bequeath my most outstanding ability to Doug Kroeschen, this ability is to make up all kinds of junk about yourself. I, EUGENE SCHLOMER, do will my stamina and ability to get home after midnight every night, to anyone who likes to gaze and wish upon stars. I, DEBBIE SELF, bequeath to Barbara Fischer my greatest ability-- to be so very quiet and shy around those wonderful guys of Stover High. I, DONALD SHACKELFORD, will my ability to be liked by everyone to Barney Jave. I, RUTHIE STANLEY, will to Kathy Calton and Pat Helms my ability to go the last three weeks of school without skipping one whole day. I, EARNEST SUTTON, will Geri Holsten, my great driving ability, use it well and you won't get stopped. I, JIM SWARTZ, will my perfect attendance record to Merl Wilson, school's more interesting when you attend regularly. I, ANN TAYLOR, hereby will my ability to pull ligaments while cheerleading to Pam Barbour, keep the liniment handy. I, JOYCE TIETJEN, leave my ability to sing in the cellar (my low alto voice) to Carla Garmon. I, LARRY ANSELL, will my ability to stay out of trouble and make friends to Charles Pribbenow. I, BOB VIEBROCK, hereby bequeath to Ronnie Avey my ability to be the best dressed boy of S. H. S. I, NORMA VOUGHT, bequeath my ability to be friendly to new students and let them use my car to start theirs to Julie Robinson, watch those automatics. I, DONNA WEBB, will my pain pills and my ability to get out of P. E. to Vicky Baker. I, LINDA WHITESELL, do hereby will my ability to knock down telephone poles to Janet Ford. I, EARL WILSON, will Amel McNeal my great build. I, LARRY WITTE, will my ability in shop to Roger Metscher. I, WALTER WORTHLEY, will my ability to be quiet and reserved to Ronnie Conner—the girls really fall for this role. I, BOB ZURMILLER, being of sound mind and body decided to keep all my great features. 59 PROPHECY One hot, Sunday afternoon, in the summer of 1967, we were driving down a twisting country road in the sparsely populated area south of Stover, when we saw a queer looking man. He had become lost in space and landed on our planet. He said his machine could break through the time barrier. We said, Gosh, do you think we could look in on the Seniors of '67 and see what they will be doing in 1977? He said we could, so we all piled in. First we saw in the dark, isolated hills of Africa, LARRY VAN SELL, the great white hunter, leading a Safari in chase of an albino orangutan. From this point we see LINDA WHITESELL, as the wife of an admiral, living in a bungalow by the sea. Next door we spotted NORMA VOUGHT who was operating a filling station. From here we travel to England, upon visiting the Queen we discover KATHY MARRIOTT as the Queen's personal hair- dresser. Kathy tells us that KAREN GEAR has just been awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry and is visiting the queen. As we return to the U. S. A. , we fly beside a plane and who should be the stewardess? It is DONNA WEBB! Listening in on her conversation, we hear her telling other stewardesses about MARY MONSEES, who has been acclaimed as the top mathematician of the U. S. We continue following Karen, and when she reaches the U. S. she enters a taxi. She hears over the radio the famous announcer, WALTER WORTHLEY. He tells of the great success ERNEST SUTTON is having managing the Mets with his star pitcher RUSS BARBOUR. He also tells of LARRY FRANKS' victory in setting the world's track record in the 100 yard dash. Flash! We hear JIM SWARTZ, the top basketball star of the year, has just broken his collar bone. When we found they had rushed him to the JOYCE REUSCH Hospital, we zipped over there, and learned that DORIS CASE was the head nurse. While Jim was in the hospital, he heard that the former MARILYN CROCKER is now the proud mother of sextuplets. We travel to Washington D. C. , and at the First National Bank, what do we see but ANN TAYLOR counting her money that she earns as personal financial advisor to the president. On a tour of the White House we see our first lady president, DEBBIE SELF, out on the lawn having a tea for the turkey producers and among the best is BOB ZURMILLER. From here the turkey producers go on a night club tour. One stop is the Playboy Club, and at the far right we see none other than JOYCE TIETJEN, alias Greta a Go-Go, the head entertainer. Also at the club, is the famous Twaggy , our own PAM PALMER. She is the U. S. answer to Britain's famous model, Twiggy . We now go to the sports arena where the 1977 Girls' Olympics are held, and see ANN FISCHER com- peting for the title of World Champion Girl Athlete, surprise—she won the title! Suddenly, over the micro- phone comes the voice of the world famous detective, SHARON KURTZ. Now we see BOB VIEBROCK on his way to the Stock Car Races, behind him is his famous'67 Chevy. He stops for gas at the nearest D. X. Station, owned by none other than NELSON EIGHMY. After leaving the station we pass through our old home town of Stover, Mo. Here we see DON SHACKELFORD still sitting in class trying to figure out Mr. Bush's Trig problems. We decide to make a detour in a small town nearby, we find a farm where the owner of Wilson's Fabulous Feed for Fat Hogs, lives. The owner—EARL WILSON. We find him sitting behind his desk dictating a letter to his secretary, CONNIE CARVER—the world's fastest typist. Continuing on west we find HOWARD HENDRIX as foreman of the world's leading wheat producing company. We see a delivery truck, the name—STEVE ROWLAND, owner and manager of all IGA stores in the U. S. and Canada. Next stop the University of Colorado where we visit with the President of the College of Arts Sciences, LARRY WITTE. Larry tells us that if we get to Las Vegas we should stop in to see LONNIE MARRIOTT, the owner of Playboy magazine. We take this trip and see Lonnie, and he tells us that JIM CAPPS is the art editor. As we watch Jim work, in walks DANNY PRYOR, the assistant editor. Jim has an application for a new model—RUTH STANLEY—good luck, Ruth. As we travel on to California we see EUGENE SCHLOMER riding his Yamaha across a tight rope. Here we also see VALERIE CAPPS as a fortune teller. Then to Disneyland where our tour guide is DEBORAH RIGGS, she inquires about everyone in her graduating class from dear old Stover High. We sit down and begin to tell her the story we've just told you! 60 SENIOR CLASS OF 1967 a CLASS MOTTO: The door to success is quick to open, for those who try it. CLASS FLOWER: White Carnation, tinted blue. CLASS COLORS: Blue and White. In memory of Samuel Wayne Pete Carver, Florence, Missouri, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Carver. He was bom January 23, 1951, in Illinois. Pete was a Sophomore at Morgan County R-1 at the time he passed away, April 27, 1967. While in school Pete was a member of the band and was a member of the B basketball team. The students and faculty will always remember him for his pleasant personality and strong school spirit. 62 STOrEI CVS ADVERTISING The Reflector Staff of 1966-67 wishes to thank the following businessmen, clubs, and indi- viduals for their support of this year's Annual. 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Roland, Agent Residential, Farms, Businesses, Lake Cabins, Appraisals M.F.A. CENTRAL CO-OP DR 7-2614 Stover, Missouri Congratulations to the Seniors of '67 FAJEN LUMBER CO. Phone DRake 7-2514 Stover, Missouri STYLARAMA BEAUTY SALON ELROY YOUNG CONCRETE PRODUCTS For the Latest in Hair Styles Managed by Connie Swartz DRake 7-2873 Stover, Missouri Road Drainage Materials Lifetime Septic Tanks Phone DRake 7-2376 NOLTING'S DEPARTMENT STORE Morgan County's Greatest Department Store Clothing for the Whole Family DRake 7-2515 Stover, Mo. Primitives Glass China Carnival JHaxmc’a By Appointment or by Chance DRake 7-2403 Stover, Mo. MISSOURI UTILITIES COMPANY A Citizen Wherever We Serve mvestor Owned--Business Managed COOPER'S STORE Our Buying Power Saves You Money Low Prices Every Day Phone: DRake 7-2411 Congratulations to the Seniors FAJEN BLAIR Mfg. of Walnut Gun Stocks DEW DROP IN CAFE Stover, Missouri DRake 7-2318 Stover, Missouri Courtesy and Service at WITTE'S SKELLY SERVICE CREE MEE DRIVE-IN Muffler Service Goodyear Goodrich Tires Eunice Lacey Bradhurst DRake 7-2565 S 5 DRake 7-2620 «gKELLY� Stover, Mo. Stover, Mo. MORGAN COUNTY PRESS Dedicated to Truth and Progress Within Our Community Stover, Missouri M-M-M! BAKERY- FRESH BREAD HOLSUM BREAD Stays Fresh One Day Longer Bread at Its Best by Quality Test Discount Prices on Home Auto Supplies Long Life Batteries --Brunwick Tires Gifts for Every Occasion Satisfaction Guaranteed DR 7-2517 Stover, Missouri WIL90N FEED 9UPPLY Stover, Missouri DR 7-2629 Payway Feeds Feed--Grinding Farm Supplies--Bulk Delivery Warren Wilson--Owner MORGAN COUNTY CROP SERVICE Stover, Missouri DR 7-2606 Lime - -Phosphate - -Bu lk Fertilizers Chem ica Is - -Seeds (Owners) Warren Wilson--Carl Weicken SMITTY'S 52 DRIVE IN Stover, Missouri Jet. 52-135 Where Good Food and Fine People Get Together KRAXBERGERS CLERICAL SERVICES Notary Public and Income Tax Service Eddie Kraxberger Stover, Mo. DRake 7-2316 STOVER MILLING CO. INC. Feeds - -Seeds - -Fertilizers Livestock Hauling--Custom Grinding Blackstrap Molasses--Mixing Sanitation Products Purina Farm Supply E. H. Bauer Phone DRake 7-2611 8T0VER HATCHERY Baby Chicks Feeds Supplies U. S. Approved Stover, Missouri DR 7-2519 Congratulations to the Seniors STOVER CLINIC Compliments to the Senior Class EMMA CREAMERY CO. Stover, Missouri Owned Controlled by the Producers ■Hutpoint GEARY OIL CO. Quality Best--Price Less --Gasoline, Fuel Oils Tires for Every Purpose - -Bottled Gas Hotpoint Appliances--Tank Wagon Service Stover, Missouri Roy M. Maddux Business Insurance Planned Savings Personal Estate Planning-- Retirement Income; Health Insurance and Accident Insurance MUTUAL AND UNITED OF OMAHA P. O. Box L Phone: DRake 7-2808 Stover, Missouri MISSOURI LIONS Sight Conservation LIONS CLUB Stover, Missouri DONORA COIN LAUNDRY Compliments QUALITY QUILTING Highway 52 Don Short Stover, Missouri Custom Quilters of Bedspreads, Coverlets, Quilts LeRoy Rapp Inez Rapp Stover, Missouri COOLIDGE BUSINESS SERVICES EAST 52 STA. - -MOTEL Income Tax Service Accounting Services Chester Coolidge Stover, Mo. DRake 7-2510 C. G. Swartz Family Phone DR 7-2206 Stover, Missouri HAGEDORN SUNDRIES STOVER BARBER SHOP Stover, Missouri Fountain Service Phone DRake 7-2513 Stover, Missouri OSAGE THEATER Good Entertainment for the Whole Family Stover, Missouri C. M. Russell Phone DRake 7-2687 S M S M Athletic Goods Co. Home Office--Central Warehouse 2113 West Braodway Sedalia, Mo. Stores Located at: St. Joseph, Springfield, Columbia, Jefferson City, Atchison, Ks. , Omaha, Neb. Tulus-Hall MILK always fresher” TULLIS-HALL DAIRY CO. Dairy Products Sedalia, Missouri BOESCHEN GRAVEL CO. SOUSLEY DX SERVICE L. A. Boeschen--Prop. 24 Hour AAA Service Dirt and Gravel Hauling Specializing Dump Truck Hiloader in Pleased Customers Dragline DR 7-2390 Stover, Mo. Stover, Missouri Melvin Sousley Phone DR 7-2214 1 M.F.A. INSURANCE AND COUNTRYSIDE INSURANCE M. A. Fischer, Agent Phone DRake 7-2418 Stover, Missouri Compliments of MISSOURI GOLDFISH HATCHERY INC. Stover, Missouri Sand Black Dirt Gravel ( Concrete ( Fill and Road C F GRAVEL AND MATERIAL CO., INC. Wm. E, Armstrong Phone 314 Gravois Mills, Mo. 65037 Franklin 2-6524 or 314 A. O. Conner Drake 7-2273 STOVER TV Complete Service for All Makes TV - -Radios - -Phonos Sound Systems Admiral Motorola Zenith Color TV Sales and Service Stover, Mo. BETTY'S BEAUTY BOX Congratulations to the Seniors of '67 DR 7-2587 Stover, Mo. Specializing in Perm, waving, Hair cutting, and Hair coloring Betty Fischer--Owner FORD Mustang • Falcon • Fairlane • Ford Thundcrbird Complete Modern Facilities Wheel Alignment--Body Shop Wrecker Service--24 Hrs. New Used Cars Trucks VER8AILLE8 MOTOR CO. 1 Minute from Junction Highway 5 and 52 Highway 52 West Versailles, Mo. --Phone DR 8-4653 Customer Satisfaction Is Our Business Dedicated to Friendly, Courteous Service THE BANK OF VERSAILLES Member Federal Reserve Insured by F. D. I. C. Compliments of WHITE'S CORNER STORE GOLLIHAR’S SHOE STORE Catalina Sportswear Haggar's Slacks Versailles, Missouri Piece Goods Sewing Needs You Ought to Be in Our Shoes Versailles, Missouri STOVER SKELGAS SERVICE H. O. Tanks Leased or Sold Bottled and Bulk Gas Agent for Warming Morning and Empire heaters Ray Kroeschen DRake 7-2271 Lyle H. Rath, President Stover, Missouri ROY E. WALKER K-B PUMPS COMPANY INC. Goulds Pumps (Submersible) Plumbing Heating Electrical A. C. 314 DR 7-2862 ABS-DWV Pipes ABS-DWV Fitting DVC--Pipe and Fitting C ongratulations Seniors Of Stover High From THE RALSTON PURINA CO. Central Mo. Poultry Products Division CORNER MARKET Groceries and Meats Fina Service S H Stamps DR 7-2405 fiha) TOWN AND COUNTRY Apparel of Distinction Janet Fleishman Edna M. Ball Versailles, Missouri Diamonds Watches China Silverware Gifts BARNES GATEWAY JEWELRY Versailles, Missouri Appliances Typewriters Fostoria Glass Congratulations Graduates HUNTER-MC DONOUGH MOTOR CO. Chevrolet Cars Trucks and Service Best Equipped Shop in Lake Areas Servicing All Makes of Cars Wrecker Service Phone: DRexel 8-4671 Versailles, Missouri CLODFELTER JEWELRY Diamonds, Watches, FRIGID FOOD SERVICE Glassware, Gifts Meats, Frozen Foods, J1 ' X Custom Slaughtering and Processing Phone: DR. 8-5308 or DR. 8-5609 Versailles, Mo. 65084 Versailles, Missouri I «3 I 4 I r ft 1 (vn i i 1 • f 1 r I 1 r • • 1 4 • T •t . I 1 1 0 1 it 1 4 • 1 ; ► “i % 1 t • r' i.-. 1 H i 1V 1 1 1 i 1 V «« V 4. 9 !, i i .• 1! ! ' f 4 • 1 ! 1 6 1 • ) 1 Vi f 1 .1 r -j Jit 1 • t 1 Nl 1 t i I I • • 9 n M I ' •; f , • • . • . • • ;• it If | I I ; I I . 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