Stover High School - Reflector Yearbook (Stover, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1968 volume:

MORGAN COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT R-l Stover, Missouri Volume 23 Editor............. Co-Editor .... Assistant Editor . . Business Manager . Photographer . . . Advertising . . . Grade School Editor Staff............. Sponsor • . Co-Sponsors ...............Barbara Fischer ...............Carolyn Stucker ..................Vicki Krull ................Sheryl Fischer ...............Neidtli Brunjes ................Karen Meyer ..................Karen Case . Mae Alice, Violet Kcrksiek, Pam Walters, Ruth Roland, Patde Conner, Rita Ehlers, Debby Merriott, Karen Roland. ...........Mrs. Evelyn Alpcrs . . . Mrs. Jeanne Shackelford Mrs. Ruth Monsees Mr. Bill Miles REFLECTOR OUEEN Miss Joann Webb, Sophomore, was crowned queen on April 26, 1968. She was chosen by Miss Debbie Barnes, Miss America. Her escort was Craig Rowland. 2 3 Miss Judy Oehrke escorted by Paul Alpers. Junior candidate. Miss Maureen Baughman escorted by Jim Rath. Freshman candidate. Wc, the Reflector Staff of 1967-68, wish to dedicate the twenty- third volume of the Reflector to a man who has spent the last three years of his administrative career at Stover High. To a man who is always willing to help the students and faculty, and to solve any problems that might arise. We proudly dedicate this Reflector to Mr. Merrell Taylor, Superin- tendent of Schools. 4 REFLECTOR STAFF SEATED (Left to right), Mrs. Jeanne Shackelford, Co-Sponsor; Sheryl Fischer, Vicki Krull, Barbara Fischer, Carolyn Stucker, Karen Meyer, Mrs. Evelyn Alpers, Co-Sponsor. STANDING: Pam Walters, Mrs. Ruth Monsees, Co-Sponsor; Neidth Brunjes, Ruth Roland, Violet Kerksiek, Mac Alice, Debbie Mcrriott, Rita Ehlers, Patty Conner, Karen Case, Karen Roland, Mr. William Miles, Co-Sponsor. The Editor and her Assistant. Selling the Reflector. 5 REFLECTOR STAFF IN ACTION Looks a mess but we got done. Busy, aren't we 6 Making money at the concession stand. It's fun trying to figure out the snap pages. FACULTY MR. MERRELL TAYLOR Superintendent, B. S., Culver Stockton; M. A. Education, Kirksville; Specialist, Mo. University MR. WILLIAM R. MILES, Principal, B. S. , Kirksville; M. A., Kirksville School board: Oliver Heimsoth, Leon Fischer, Edgar Witte, Carl Bretall, Bill Franklin, and Glenn Hendrix. LeAnne Dale Secretary Mr. Dean Ringen Grade School Principal Connie Carver Secretary 8 HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY MRS. EVELYN ALPERS B. S. Education, C. M. S. C. ; M. A. Business C.M. S. C. ; Business MR. JAMES BELUS B. S. in Education, Mo. University; Social Studies MR. HENRY BUSH B.S. Education, C.M.S. C. ; M. Ed., Mo. University; Science and mathematics MRS. HORTENSE CONDIT B. A. University of Oklahoma; Graduate of Mo. ; International Course at University of Caen in Normandy, France; Foreign language and English MR. MIKE KAMMEIER B.S. Education, C.M.S.C. Soph. World History and Jr. High Social Studies MRS. ALYCE KEUHL B. S., Home Economics, Omaha University; Home Economics MRS. RUTHMONSEES B. S. Education, Central Wesleyan College, Soph. English and Jr. High English and Science MISS BILUE PANGBORN B. S. Education, Mo. University; Social Studies MRS. JEANNE SHACKELFORD B. S. in Education, C. M.S.C. ; English and Art MR. ROBERT SHACKEU’ORD 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 9 SENIOR TRIP TO TEXAS The evening of April 19, the se- nior class and sponsors left for a very interesting, fun-filled trip to Texas and the Gulf Coast. We enjoyed an afternoon at Six Flags Over Texas, near Dallas, and an afternoon at Hemisfair '68, in San Antonio. The next afternoon was spent swimming in the Gulf at Galveston. This was an experience we will never forget. We saw such points of interest as the Astrodome, Sea-Arama, and Silver Dollar City. We returned to Stover after a wonderful five-day trip, tired, but full of memories and we thank everyone who made it possi- ble. 10 SENIORS MORGAN COUNTY SCHOOL DIST. R-l CLASS OF “19671968 9 9 MAE ISABEL ALLEE-Re flector Staff 3, 4; F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1; Softball 4; Track 1, 2; Tattler Staff 4; Student Council 1, 2; Class Officer: President 1, 2, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4; Junior and Senior Play; Cheerleader 2; Pep Club 2; Band 1, 2, 4; One-Act Play Contest 3; Perfect Attendance 1, 2; Physical Education Award 3. RONALD LEE AVEY-Clee Club 1; Track 1, 2; Junior Play; Pep Club. PAMELA GALE BARBOUR-F. H. A. 1,2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 2, Historian 3, President 4; Glee Club 1, 3; Mixed Chorus 3; National Honor Society 2, 3.4; Volleyball 1, 3,4; Softball 4; Track 1; Student Council 4; Secretary 4; Class Officer: Secretary 2, Girls' Representative 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 2; Reflector Queen Candidate 3; Junior and Senior Play; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Lettered in Volleyball and Cheerleading. DUANE RAY BAUGHMAN-Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 3, 4; Lettered in Music; Industrial Arts-Grand Award 3; Junior Play. NEIDTH LYNN BRUNJES-Reflector Staff 4, Photographer 4; F. H A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Volley- ball 1, Manager 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Junior and Senior Plays; Pep Club 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 4; One-Act Play Contest 3; Co-ed Correspondent 4. KATHY SUE CALTON-F. H. A. 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Tattler Staff; Class Officer: Secretary 1; Junior and Senior Play; Scholarships 1, 2, 3; English Award 3, History Awards 2, 3; Lettered in Music 3; Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3; Inkblot Staff 4; Library Aid 4. VICKY LYNN BAKER-Glee Club 1; F. H. A. 1,2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1. DIANNE RUTH (WAHLERS) CONNER-National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Reporter 4; Glee Club 1, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 3; F. H- A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Tattler Staff 4; Junior Play; Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3. WILMA LOUISE CONNER-F. H. A. 1, 2, 3,4; Glee Club 1; Tattler Staff 4. CHARLES RONALD CONNER-Glee Club 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2; Junior and Senior Plays; Perfect Attendance 3; Escort for Homecoming Queen Candidate 3; Grand Award at Industrial Contest, entry also went to State contest. BARBARA JULIA FISCHER-National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Reflector Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Majorette 4; Track 1, 2; Tattler Staff 4; Class Officer: Reporter 4; Reflector Queen 1; Candidate for Homecoming Queen 4: Junior and Senior Play; Cheerleader 1, 2, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3; Vocal Groups 1, 2, 3,4; Spanish Award; Freshman Scholarship; Sophomore Pilgrimage; Lettered in: Music, Track, Softball, Volleyball: One-Act Play Contest 3. JANET KAY FORD-F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Volleyball 1; Tattler Staff 4; Junior and Senior Play; Cheerleader 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4; Lettered in: Music 3; Sextet 3; One-Act Play Contest 3; Student Director of Junior Play. CARLA SUE GARMON-F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Tattler Staff 4; Student Council 2; Class Officer Girls Representative 2; Reporter 3,4; Candidate for F. H.A. Sweetheart 4; Carnival Queen 4; Tattler Staff 4; Junior Play; Lettered in Music 3. GERALDINE ETHEL HOLSTEN-F. H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Tattler Staff 4; Junior Play; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY DELORES HUDSON-F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 4; Softball 4; Track 1; Tattler Staff 4; Junior Play 3; Pep Club 1, 4; Perfect Attendance 1, 2; One-Act Play Contest 3. BARNEY CHARLES JAVE-Basketball 2, 3; Track 1; Glee Club 1, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Junior and Senior Play Stage Manager. BEVERLY KAY KEIFFER-F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3; Tattler Staff 4. VIOLET MARIE KERKSIEK-National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, President 4; F. H. A. 1,2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Parliamentarian 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 3, 4; Volley- ball 1, 4; Softball 4; Track 2; Tattler Staff 4, Editor 4; Class Officer: Vice-President 1, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, Secretary 4; Junior and Senior Play; Band 1, 2, 4; One-Act Play Contest 3; Library Aid 4; Perfect Attendance 1, 2. RA DOUGLAS KROESCHEN-Class Officer: Reporter 1, Vice-President 2, President 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4, Reporter 3; Dramatics Award 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3; Baseball 3, 4; High-Point Man PBC AA Track Team; Glee Club 1, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 3, 4; Mixed Double Quartet; Band 1, 4; Boys' Double Quartet 3, 4; Junior and Senior Plays; One-Act Play Contest 3; Escort for Reflector Queen 1, 2; Homecoming 3,4; Lettered in Track, Baseball, Basketball, Music. ROGER DALE METSCHER-Baseball 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Student Council 4; Class Officer: Boys' Representative 4; Carnival King 4; Escort for Reflector Queen 3, 4; Homecoming Queen Escort 4. CHARLES ALBERT PRIBBENOW-Glee Club 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Junior and Senior Plays; One-Act Play Contest 3. LARRY GENE PROEHL-Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Junior and Senior Play; Pep Club 1; Lettered in Music 3, 4; One-Act Play Contest 3; Boys Double Quartet 3, 4; Mixed Doubles 4; Escort for F. H. A. Sweetheart 4. VICKI GAIL RAINS-F. H. A. 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4. LINDA KAY RICHARDSON-Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1; Tattler Staff. JULIE ELLEN ROBINSON-F. H. A. 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Tattler Staff 4; Senior Play; Cheerleader 1, 2, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Sextet 2; Lettered in Glee Club. RUTH ANN ROLAND-National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Historian 2, First Vice-President 4; Reflector Staff 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3; One-Act Play Contest 3; Class Officer: Treasurer 3; Junior and Senior Plays; Tattler Staff 4; Inkblot Staff; Volleyball 1; Candidate for Homecoming 3; F. H. A. Sweetheart 1, Pancake Queen 2; Typing Award 3; Lettered in Music 3; Missouri Freedom Forum 3; Perfect Attendance 1. RUTH EVEL N RUMANS-F. H. A 3,4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Tattler Staff 4; Ink Blot Staff 4; Library Aid 4; Perfect Attendance 1; Music Letter 3. PEGGY ANN SHEWMAKER-F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3; Track 1, 2; Tattler Staff 4; Reflector Queen Candidate 4; Pep Club 1. CAROLYN LOUISE STUCKER-National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Reflector Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Photographer 2, 3, Business Manager 3, Assistant Art Editor 4, Senior Editor 4; F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Second Vice-President 4; Student Council 1, 3, 4, Treasurer 3f Vice-President 4; Track 1, 2; Volleyball 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Reflector Queen 2; Candidate for Pancake Queen 1; Junior and Senior Plays; One-Act Play Contest 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3, Reporter 1; Tattler Staff 4; Class Officer: Girls' Representative 1, 3; Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3; Lettered in Softball, Track, Volleyball. JOHN CAMERON TAYLOR-Class Officer. Vice-President 4; Boys' Representative 3; Student Council 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Track 2; Glee Club 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Awards in Basketball: All District, Honorable Mention All State, Honorable Mention All Conference 3; Escort for Homecoming 2, 3,4, FHA Sweetheart 4; Junior and Senior Plays; One-Act Play Contest 3; Boys' Double Quartet 3, 4. PAMELA KAY WALTERS-F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Volleyball 1; Tattler Staff 4; Junior Play. JAMES FREDERICK WILLIAMS-Glee Club 1, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3; Baseball 4; Manager 2; Escort for F. H. A. Sweetheart 3; Play Cast 2; Junior and Senior Play; Pep Club 1; Lettered in Sports and Music. MERL KIRTLEY WILSON-Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3; Base- ball 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Student Council 2, 4; President 4; Class Office: Boys' Representative 2; Band 1,4; Escort for Pancake Queen 1, Reflector Queen 2, FHA Sweetheart 4, Homecoming 4; Junior and Senior Plays; One-Act Play Contest 3; Boys' Double and Mixed Doubles 3; Awards in Basketball: All District, Honorable Mention All State, Honorable Mention All Conference 3; Co-Mo Trip to Washington D. C. 3; Lettered in Track, Baseball and Basketball. BEVERLY JEAN WITTE-National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Junior and Senior Play; Tattler Staff 4; F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Volleyball 1. CAREN BERNICE WORTHLEY-F. H. A. 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Tattler Staff 4. SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS MR. JAMES T. BELIJS MRS. JEANNE F. SHACKELFORD MRS. EVELYN N. ALPERS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SEATED (1 to r): John Taylor, Vice-President; Doug Kroeschen, President; Violet Kerksiek, Secretary; Carla Garmon, Reporter; Roger Metscher, Boy's Representative; Mae Allee, Treasurer; Pam Barbour, Girl s Representative. 16 I COXGRESS. Jn.Y i. 77 . isfie mtcutt moitT ecfanrf tciit ----- . «.V _ ■ ____ � Stato afOlnurka. UNDERCLASSMEN SITTING -(1. to r)--Roy Ehlers, Vice-President; Jim Marriott, President; Karen Meyer, Secretary; STANDING-- Linda Capps, Reporter; Rita Ehlers, Treasurer; Lana Self, Girl's Representative; Ron Worthley, Boy's Repre- sentative. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 18 FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE OFFICERS FRESHMAN OFFICERS-SEATED-(1 to r)--Cary Boeschen, Vice-President; Mike Wilbanks, President; Patti White- sell, Secretary. STANDING--Linda Avey, Treasurer; Deborah Kerksiek, Reporter; Karen Roland, Girl's Repre- sentative; Gary Proehl, Boy's Representative. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS-SEATED-(1 to r)--Rose Crocker, Vice-President; Marsha Barbour, President; Lila Cooper, Secretary; Sheryl Fischer, Treasurer; Craig Rowland, Reporter; Rick Bealer, Boy's Representative; Mickey Jave, Girl's Representative. 19 JUNIORS Mrs. Alyce Kuehl Mr. Robert Shackelford Mr. Martin Steinmeyer Mrs. Doris Stevens Paul Alpers Ronnie Boeschen Brenda Brunjes Sam Byler Linda Capps Tommy Capps Pattie Conner Linda Cooper Dennis Dority Rita Ehlers Roy Ehlers Teresa Ehlers Everett Gardner Bill Geary Debbie Greenhaw Shirley Hess Brenda Jackson Jim Kaufman Robert Koester Vicki Krull Jim Lucas Linda Lutjen Jim Marriott Duane Massingill Claude McCollom LeRoy McCollom 20 Mike Meller Karen Meyer Jane Miller Lenora Monsees Rick Mueller Lynda Munsterman Bonnie Myers Jeanie Nash Judy Oehrke Harvey Pendleton Sharon Riggs Ann Robertson Lana Self Dean Silvey Janet Smith Phillip Steinmeyer Cindy Stevens Darrell Vansell Linda Vought Linda Wahlers Debbie Walker Ben Werner Josie Woolery Ron Worthley Joe Shackelford 21 Who Discovered America? Take a letter please! SOPHOMORES Mr. Henry Bush, Sponsor Miss Billie Pangborn, Sponsor Marsha Barbour Rick Bealer Cindy Bretall Marsha Burke Karen Case Leon Coleman Vicky Conner Lila Cooper Gary Cowell Rose Crocker Dan Dierks Johnnie Ethington Jerry Fields Sheryl Fischer Robert Gerlt Clint Hibdon Linda Hibdon Lynda Hodges Sheryl Huffman Mickey Javc Donnie Marriott Flossie Meeks Larry Metscher Sharon Newman Barbara Richardson George Rohr (not shown) Craig Rowland Carroll Schlomer 22 John Schnirch Natalie Simon Susan Sizer Ed Spalding Diana Stanley Dorothy Sutton Georgia Terp Donald Wamke Joann Webb Ray Webb (not shown) Randy Welpman Darrell Witte CLASS SNAPS 23 Aren't we American Beauties? Sophomore Spirit FRESHMEN Mrs. Condit, Sponsor Mr. Kammeier, Sponsor Linda Avey Patty Barbour Maureen Baughman Mark Boatright Gary Boeschen Barry Braden Danny Broderson Randy Cal ton Donnie Capps Jerry Capps Marshall Capps Sherry Capps Deborah Craig Danny Emmerich Erbert Franklin Robert Gardner Barbara Garmon Denise Huffman Lloyd Ingersoll Deborah Kerksiek Evelyn Kerksiek Randy Koester Darlene Laas Glenda Lucas Janice Lucas Gene Marriott Treva Meller Debby Merriott 24 Paul Meyer Ruth Anne Monsees Larry Newman Butch Nolting Gary Proehl Ruth Ann Rasa Jim Rath Mary Reusch Carolyn Roberts Karen Roland Glenda Schupp Cindy Sidebottom Lyle Sizer Jeff Stevens Steve Weicken Carolyn Witte Patti Whitesell Mike Wilbanks Garry Zurmiller CLASS SNAPS 25 What did you say Mr. Bush? Future Homemakers of America? I.. TO R. Dorothy Hudson, Mary Craig, Irene Tictjen, Loom a Rowland. COOKS, CUSTODIANS, AND BUS DRIVERS BUS DRIVERS: Elvon Merriott Charles Jackson Milford Marriott Joyce Marriott Martin Fischer Forrest Parker Vernon Haynes Lowell Fethke Wilbert Munsterman, mechanic NOT SHOWN Leo Wray Marshall Hibdon Dorsey Campbell Robert Capps Charles Worthley Harry Lamprecht, Custodian Johnnie Klein, Custodian Deo Wamke, Custodian 26 GRADES GRADESCHOOL FACULTY MR. DEAN RINGEN- Principal MR. EARL BORN- Grade six MRS. FERABY BUNCH- Grade three MISS ETTA HII.DERBRAND- Grade two MRS. GLADYS CARDER- Junior High MRS. MOLLIE MIESNER- Special Education MRS. NELUE RASTOFER- Grade two MRS. GAYLE ROBERTS- Grade five MRS. NAOMI STEVTNSON- Grade one MISS ERNA TAGTMEYER- Grade one MRS. JEAN WALLACE- Special Reading MRS. RUTH WINCHELL- Grade three MRS. AGNES WRAY- Grade four 28 GRADE EIGHT MRS. RUTH MONSEES Glen Alice Peggy Braden Richard Brown Scottie Burnett Gail Capps Ray Bush Shirley Capps Denice Comstock Linda Craig Brenda Dc Jamctte Marcia Fields Lanny Geary Jeanette Hagedom Vicki Hodges Nancy Jackson Linda Jason Frederick Kieffer Patricia Knuth Vicki Krelinger Rex Marriott Glen McCollom Pat Miller Larry Nolting Leo Oehrke Ronald Proehl Charlotte Pryor Carletta Roberts Brenda Rowland Bill Shackelford Steve Stevenson Ricky Sutton Billy Tambke Darrell Thornton Roy Wingard 29 GRADE SEVEN MRS. CARDER Gary Bom Rhonda Branch Mary Alice Bretall Greg Bush Kay Calton Mitchell Capps Cathy Cooper Larry Crocker Mary Crocker Micky Davis Larry Emmerich Steven Fischer Ronald Franks Noel Heppard Roxanna Ingersoll Jeff Kirksey Sandra La as Joe Lankford Dennis Liebl Debbie Marriott Paul Marriott Phillip Marriott Cheryl Miller Marsha Munsterman Gailene Proehl Terry Pryor Patty Richardson James Riggs Larry Rumans Shirley Shackleford Carolyn Siegel Victor Smith Claudia Stevens Carl Terp Mike Wallace Terry Webb Larry Woolery James Douglas Linda Fields 30 GRADE SIX MR. EARL BORN David Avey Cindy Bauer Gary Dejamette Steven Eckhoff Kathy Ehlers Pamela Fields Kathryn Heimsoth Kenny Hof fa Charlene Jackson Paul Knuth Gayle Kruise Pamela Laas Bobby Lindsey Cheryl Marriott David Marriott Ranny Marriott Loren Meeks Dale Meller Randy Metscher Robert Mueller Betty Nash Clarine Reusch Robert Scheer Mark Stevens Margaret Suggs Karen Sutton 31 GRADE FIVE MRS. GAYLE ROBERTS Sherry Bealer Beverly Boeschen Rosemary Bowers Danny Calton Lana Capps Brenda Cornett Bruce Craig Angela Douglas Teresa Eldenburg Bruce Emmerich Jackie Forth Rhonda Franks David Green Ronald Hodges Connie Ingersol Vicki Kirksey Wayne Kurtz Donna Lankford Tina Lankford Vickie Metscher Billy Miles David Miller Ronnie Munsterman Becky Nelson Gayle Ochrke Mark Olesen Carmel Kim Pryor Dee Anne Riggs Erma Schupp Peggy Shackleford Bonnie Sue Terp Evelyn Twenter 32 GRADE FOUR MRS. AGNES WRAY Penny Bocschcn Patricia Braden Douglas Derks Phillip Dority Sherri Ferguson Wanda Fields (not shown) Randy Franks William Franklin Kurt Hagedom Stephen Heimsoth Linda Hendrix David Kurtz Venus Kurtz Beverly Laas Paul Lemler Barbara Liebl Rhonda Marriott Deborah Metscher Terry Miller Jim Nash Ronald Newman Anthony Nolting Gary Nolting Judy Peter Edward Rains Janet Reider Brenda Reusch Kenneth Roberts Paula Roe Shelly Siegel Becky Simmons Bryan Sizer Virgil Smith Randy Stauch Alan Taylor Mildred Twenter Debra Watring Billie Williams David White 33 GRA DE THREE MRS. RUTH WINCHELL Danny Branch Ronald Brunjes Brook Craig Paul Eckhoff Janet Fairchild Kevin Kays Denise Knierim Mark Knuth John Kurtz Judy Lindsey (No Pix) Carol Marriott Steven Metscher Kimberly Nolting Rebecca Nolting Mike Ringen Donald Robertson Pauline Roe Rebecca Shackelford Billy Singletary Lori Stanley Randy Stucker Kent Tietjen Susan Walters Dianna Woolery Dick Wamke MRS. FERABY BUNCH Rex Branch Dennis Bush Kerry Calton Stephen Douglas Patty Emmerich Ruth Franks Brenda Hendrix Dale Kerksiek Andy Laas Lanny Marriott Gail Metscher Bobbie Miller Tracey Miller Kay Rains Ray Rasa Jane Roberts Paul Roe Cheri Sizer Patti Stevenson Amos Sutton Henry Terp Hugo Twenter Dennis Wamke Terry Watring Ricky Zurmiller 34 MISS ETTA HILDERBRAND Peggy Boeschen Darrell Calton Belinda Davis Jeff Dejamette Brenda Dickerson Sharon Ehlers Shila Gramblin Wayne Holsten Gene Marriott Danny Riggs Loretta Reusch Joyce Siegel Connie Simon Cynthia Stauch Betsy Stevens Ben Sutton Diane Wamke Lora Lee Williams Mike Zeisset GRADE TWO ft ft MRS. NELUEMAE RASTORFER Kathy Brunjes Rhonda Capps Jimmy Dickerson Anette Case Joyce Domes Carl Alan Fields Glenda Hendrix Sandra Nash Julie Olesen Timothy Pryor Kendra Lee Richardson Sharon Rum a ns Dobbie Simmon Joe Simmons John Stephenson Vem Dean Stucker Renee Vaughan David Webb Darrell Woolery 35 GRADE ONE ft n . k b C 0 it) f N P 1 i y 1 i'ii © C' P- m r p. r A Mrs. Naomi Stcvinson Betli Bauer Aubrey Bowers Teresa Dority Tommy Eckhoff Mary Lou Fairchild Pam Fischer Jeffrey Hess Mike Jenkins Larry Don Kcrksiek David McCollom Kay Miles Robin Nolting Candie Pryor Edna May Salmons Garry Simmons Rodney Smith Gayle Weese Charles Wells Dale Whitesell Dennis Zurmiller Miss Erna Tagtmeyer Richard Aldrich Flint Boeschen Dennis Calton Terri Capps Tina Douglas Ricky Emmerich Earl Fields Gail Fields Ranene Franks Dorothy Humphrey Lana James Eckie Knierim John Lindsey Johnny Metscher Ronny Pennel Garv Pryor Clara Robertson Bonnie Twenter Connie Young JUNIOR HIGH BAND FRONT ROW: (1. tor.): P. Wallace, P. Knuth, M. Suggs, L. Capps, B. Nelson, B. Boeschen, J. Case, V. Kirksey. SECOND ROW: B. Cornett, R. Hodges, D. Meller, S. Wallace, K. Hoffa, A. Ziesset, S. Eckhoff, D. Green, W. Kurtz, B. Craig, R. Bowers, P. Shackelford, S. Alpers. THIRD ROW: C. Stevens, G. Kruse, M. Olesen, C. Bauer, S. Terp, R. Mueller, M. Stevens, D. Stevens, Director. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL FRESHMAN TEAM Coach, Mr. Ringen; (Dark Shirts Except No. 15) L. Sizer, B. Nolting, J. Stevens, S. Weicken, J. Capps, M. Wilbanks, P. Meyer, R. Koester, G. Boeschen. JR. HIGH TEAxM: R. Marriott (No. 15), P. Marriott, S. Fischer, J. Kirksey, P. Marriott, B. Tambke, N. Heppard, L. Geary, R. Bush, G. Allee, R. Franks, R. Brown, L. Crocker. MANAGERS: B. Shackelford, G. Bom. 38 r ir T ' ' ’ • ■ WjPgJjnjj wi|;;.................. jmZSSSB ItUStlM1'1 ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT CO UNCIL Prcsident-Mcrl Wilson, Vice-President-Carolyn Stucker. SEATED, left to right: Mr. Miles, Sponsor, M. Barbour, C. Stucker, M. Wilson, P. Barbour, Mrs. Condit, Sponsor. STANDING: L. Self, M. Wilbanks, R. Bealer, J. Marriott, R. Metscher, D. Kroeschen, R. Worthley, G. Proehl, M. Jave, K. Roland. TATTLER STAFF Editor: Violet Kerksiek, Asst. Editor: Carla Carman. SITTING, left to right, D. Hudson, D. Conner, C. Garmon, V. Kerksiek, C. Worthley, G. Holsten, Mrs. Alpers, Sponsor. STANDING: P. Walters, R. Rol- and, L. Conner, P. Shewmaker, M. Alice, B. Fischer, B. Witte, J. Robinson, C. Stucker, B. Kiefer, K. Calton, R. Rumans, L. Richardson (not shown), Janet Ford (not shown). 40 HONOR SOCIETY ROW ONE: (1 to r) C. Stucker; C. Garmon; P. Walters, J. Marriott; B. Fischer; L. Cooper, R. Roland. ROW TWO: Mr. Henry- Bush, Sponsor, L. Monsees, C. Stevens, V. Kcrksiek, K. Carlton, D. Conner. ROW THREE: L. Capps, R Rummans, M. Allee, R. Ehlers, R. Ehlers, G. Holsten, L. Wahlers. NEW MEMBERS ROW ONE: (1 to r), C. Britall, M. Barbour, L. Cooper, J. Webb, S. Fischer. ROW TWO: K. Case, L. Munsterman, V. Conner, P. Conner, M. Jave, N. Simon, R. Crocker. ROW THREE: R. Bealer, E. Spalding, R. Gerlt. 41 GIRL’S GLEE CL UB BACK ROW: (1. to r. ): L. Capps, J. Lucas, D. Conner, V. Kerksiek, B. Brunjes, R. Crocker, D. Craig, D. Merriott, J. Robinson, K. Meyer, C. Holsten, B. Fischer, M. Allee, K. Roland, V. Conner. SECOND ROW: D. Laas, V. Rains, S. Huffman, C. Terp, T. Ehlcrs, T. Meller, N. Simon, D. Huffman, D. Stanley, C. Bretall, M. Barbour, K. Case, M. Baughman, M. Reusch, K. Calton. THIRD ROW: D. Greenhaw, B. Garmon, G. Lucas, L. Lutjen, C. Witte, D. Kerksiek, R. Ehlers, S. Fischer, R. Rasa, P. Shcwmaker, E. Kerksiek, G. Schupp, P. Barbour, C. Roberts. FRONT ROW: R. Roland, P. Walters, L. Avey, R. Rumans, C. Garmon, C. Sidebottom, P. Whitesell, S. Capps, L. Cooper, L. Self, V. Krull, M. Burke, J. Ford (not shown) R. Monsees, Mrs. Doris Stevens, Director. BOY’S GLEE CL UB BACK ROW: L. Proehl, G. Rohr, D. Dierks, C. Pribbenow, D. Wamke, S. Weicken, J. Stevens, D. Baughman, C. Hibdon. THIRD ROW: J. Rath, M. Wilbanks, R. Koester, M. Wilson, C. Jave, J. Taylor, D. Witte, D. Kroeschen. SECOND ROW: L. Ingersoll, D. Broderson, M. Meller, J. Capps, B. Werner, M. Boatright, S. Byler, L. Sizer. FIRST ROW: Cindy Stevens, accompanist; G. Boeschen, G. Proehl, L. Newman, C. McCollom, R. Gerit, P. Meyer, C. Schlomer, R. Koester, Mrs. Doris Stevens, Director. 42 HIGH SCHOOL BAND MAJORETTES: Mary Crocker, Barb Fischer, Rose Crocker, Claudia Stevens. STANDING: C. Pryor, M. Allee, L. Jason, P. Conner, Mrs. Stevens, Instructor. BACK ROW: (1 to r): L. Cooper, E. Spalding, L. Wahlers, G. Bom, R. Franks, V. Krull, C. Stevens, V. Smith, J. Webb, L. Monsees, L. Hodges, M. Wallace, J. Stevens, L. Crocker, D. Kroeschen, M. Wilbanks, M. Wilson, J. Kerksiek, L. Geary, B. Nolting. MIDDLE ROW: B. Dejamette, P. Knuth, N. Jackson, T. Meller, R. Rasa, P. Braden, S. Laas, R. Monsees, V. Kerksiek, M. Baughman, B. Rowland, L. Craig, V. Hodges, J. Hagedorn, D. Craig. FRONT ROW: M. Jave, B. Brunjes, B. Garmon, G. Capps, F. Meeks, C. Miller, C. Cooper, L. Lutjen, L. Self, L. Cooper. MIXED CHORUS FRONT ROW: (1 to r): C. Garmon, R. Roland, L. Hodges, C. Schlomer, R. Gerit, M. Wilbanks, S. Byler, D. Marriott, J. Rath, P. Meyer, V. Kerksiek, L. Cooper. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Doris Stevens, Director; G. Holsten, L. Cooper, M. Meller, B. Werner, D. Baughman, J. Taylor, D. Kroeschen, L. Proehl, B. Fischer, S. Huffman, L. Lutjen. BACK ROW: B. Brunjes, N. Simon, J. Robinson, M. Wilson, D. Wamke, C. Pribbenow, J. Stevens, C. Jave, K. Meyer, C. Stevens, S. Fischer, V. Krull, Janet Ford, (not shown). 43 F.H.A (OFFICERS) SEATED-FRONT ROW (I to r)-Mrs. Alyce Kuehl, Sponsor; Mae Allee, Carla Garmon, Violet Kcrksiek, Ruth Roland, Pam Barbour, Carolyn Stuckcr, Patty Conner, Lana Self, Lila Cooper. STANDING-ROW ONE-C. Sidebottom, V. Baker, D. Lass, P. Barbour, C. Witte, C. Roberts, J. Lucas, B. Richardson, R. Monsecs, L. Vought, L. Avey, B. Garmon, K. Calton, L. Capps, P. Walters. ROW TWO-D. Sutton, M. Rcusch, M. Barbour, L. Hibdon, T. Meller, D. Hudson, P. White- sell, S. Capps, P. Shcwmaker, S. Hess, K. Case, S. Newman, N. Brunjes, E. Kcrksiek, D. Crcenhaw, B. Keiffcr, R. Rumans. ROW THREE-M. Burke, V. Conner, C. Brctall, G. Terp, L. Conner, L. Lut- jen, G. Schupp, L. Monsees, A. Robertson, S. Riggs, B. Myers, V. KruJl, S. Huffman, R. Rasa, M. Baughman, G. Lucas. ROW FOUR D. Kcrksiek, B. Jackson, L. Wahlers, J. Woolcry, J. Nash, J. Mil- ler, J. Robinson, S. Fischer, L. Hodges, D. Huffman, T. Ehlers, D. Walker, J. Ochrke, C. Worthley, K. Roland, L. Munstcrman. ROW FIVE-R. Ehlers, D. Conner, D. Stanley, L. Cooper, J. Webb, D. Craig, B. Brunjes, M. Jave, R. Crocker, B. Witte, N. Simon, D. Merriott, C. Stevens, K. Meyer, G. Holsten, J. Smith, B. Fischer. Getting degrees! 44 FHA SWEETHEART Carla Garmon Georgia Terp 45 CARNIVAL QUEEN AND KING, PRINCESS AND PRINCE Miss Carla Garmon-Queen Mr. Roger Metscher-King Miss Carla Garmon Miss Linda Cooper Miss Sheryl Fischer Miss Linda Avey SEATED: Linda Cooper, Sheryl Fischer, Linda Avey, Jeanette Hagedom, Patricia Wallace, Becky Nelson. STANDING: Bill Geary, Craig Rowland, Gary Boeschen. Ronald Proehl, David Marriot, Kevin Viebrock. Miss Claudia Stevens-Princess Mr. Larry Crocker-Prince 46 BASKETBALL QUEEN On Saturday, January 27, 1968, Miss Cindy Stevens was crowned Basketball Queen during half-time of the Green Ridge - Stover game. Her escort was Merl Wilson. Debbie Merriott escorted by John Taylor. 47 John Taylor-6'--Scnior- Fonvard G Center, All Conference G All District. Merl Wilson-6’--Senior- Center. All-Conference. Doug Krocschen-5'9 -- Senior-Guard. All-Con- ference. VARSITY BASKETBALL Ron Worthley-5'6”-- Junior- Guard Roger Metscher-5' 11 -- Senior-Center Bill Geary-5'11 -- Junior- Guard G Forward Sam Byler-5' 10 --Junior- Forward Jim Lucas-5'8 --Junior- Guard Craig Rowland-5' 10 -- Sophomore-Forward These young men should be commended for their fine job this year. They worked hard throughout the entire sea- son. The team played as a team and not as individuals. The boys on the bench were always ready to do their part when called upon. The tiling which made this team the team that it was has to be the pride that they all pos- sessed. Congratulations--boys, for a job well done. 48 VARSITY BASKETBALL STANDING: (1 to r), Jim Rath, Manager; Ron Worthley, Craig Rowland, Roger Metscher, Merl Wilson, Jeff Stevens, Bill Geary, Jim Lucas, Darrell Witte, Manager. KNEELING: Mr. Robert Shackelford, As- sistant Coach; Sam Byler, Doug Kroeschen, John Taylor, Jim Marriott, Mr. Bill Miles, Coach. “B TEAM BASKETBALL STANDING: (1 to r) Mr. Robert Shackelford, Coach; Rick Bcaler, Butch Nolting, Jeff Stevens, Rick Mueller, Jim Marriott, Mike Wilbanks. KNEELING: Jim Kaufman, Ronnie Roeschen, Gary Boeschen, Joe Shackelford. 49 Lila Cooper-Captain-All-Con- ference Selection-Sophomore Brenda Jackson-Junior Natalie Simon-Sophomore SENIOR Cindy Stevens-All-Conference Selection-Junior Marsha Barbour-Sophomore v 4 Mickey Jaye-Sophomore Barbara Fischer-Senior Rosalyn Crocker-Sopho more- All Conference Selection Joann Webb-Sophomore HIGH VOLLEYBALL The above girls were starters this year. They all displayed a great deal of ability and desire, but the two traits that distinguished them from most of the teams they played were; (1) the tremendous amount of pride and poise they showed, and (2) the high degree of sportsmanship that was ever-present wherever they played. 50 SENIOR HIGH VOLLEYBALL KNEELING: Lila Cooper, Captain; STANDING: (1. tor.) Neidth Brunjes, Manager; Marsha Barbour, Brenda Jackson, Pam Barbour, Joann Webb, Mickey Jave, Cindy Stevens, Mr. Robert Shackelford, Coach; Rose Crocker, Natalie Simon, Sheryl Fischer, Barbara Fischer, Carolyn Stucker, Jane Miller, Manager. JUNIOR HIGH VOLLEYBALL KNEELING: (1 to r) Cindy Sidebottom, Darlene Laas, Carolyn Witte, Shirley Capps, Chery l Miller, Janice Lucas, Gail Capps, Mary Crocker. STANDING: Linda Jason, Manager; Evelyn Kerksiek, Vicki Hodges, Glenda Lucas, Kathy Cooper, Glenda Schupp, Deborah Craig, Debby Merriott, Karen Roland, Jeanette Hagedom, Patti Whitesell, Patty Barbour, Linda Avey, Mr. Dean Ringen, Coach. 51 “A” CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Pattie Conner, Julie Robinson, Lana Self, Cindy Stevens, Pam Barbour. CENTER: Barb Fischer. “B” CHEERLEA DERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Marsha Barbour, Sheryl Fischer, Mickey Jave, Rose Crocker, Lynda Hodges Lila Cooper. ° 52 PEP CL UB CHEERLEADERS: STANDING: (clockwise): L. Self, L. Cooper, P. Barbour, S. Fischer, B. Fischer, M. Jave, R. Crocker, J. Robinson, L. Hodges, C. Stevens, M. Barbour, P. Conner. PEP CLUB: (1 to r): (front row): M. Burke, B. Witte, D. Merriott, S. Huffman, N. Brunjes, Miss Pangbom; Sponsor, (second row): P. Barbour, S. Capps, R. Roland, C. Roberts, G. Terp, V. Rains, (third row): C. Witte, V. Krull, D. Stanley, D. Huffman, K. Roland, C. Sidebottom. (fourth row): L. Lutjen, D. Hudson, R. Ehlcrs, K. Meyer, D. Craig, G. Holsten. J. Ford (not shown). (WINS) (BASKETBALL) Stover-55 Smithton----------45 Stover-69 Northwest--------52t Stover-64 La Monte---------461 Stover-53 Smithton---------46 Stover-51 Climax Springs--33t Stover-63 Cole Camp--------39 Stover-67 Eugene------------51 Stover-68 La Monte---------41 Stover-61 Cole Camp---------43 Stover-70 Green Ridge------61 Stover-49 Jamestown--------381 Stover-56 Lincoln----------50t Stover-60 Northwest---------57 Stover-63 Lincoln-----------46 Stover-64 Osage-------------53 Stover-65 Warsaw-----------60 Stover-55 Sacred Heart-----45 Stover-65 Northwest--------63t Stover-55 Bunceton---------47t (LOSSES) Stover-40 Lincoln----------43t Stover-54 Eldon-------------68 Stover-53 Lincoln---------55 . Stover-39 Clinton----------43t Stover-55 Lincoln ---------59t Stover-56 Versailles--------58 Stover-32 Iberia-----------53t Stover-36 Iberia------------45 Stover-48 Sacred Heart-----53t Stover-49 Jamestown---------63 SCOREBOARD TROPHIES (BASKETBALL) Third Place in Conf. T. at Cole Camp. Second Place in Inv. T. at Stover. Fourth Place in Reg. T. at Smithton. Tied for First Place in Conference. (OVERALL RECORD)—19-10--- (VOLLEYBALL) First Place in Conf. T. at Cole Camp. First Place in Inv. T. at Warsaw. Second Place in Inv. T. at Stover. Tied for Second Place in Confer- ence. (OVERALL RECORD)--16-3-- CONFERENCE GAMES t TOURNAMENT GAMES (WINS) (VOLLEYBALL) Stover-29 Smithton----------22 Stover-52 Northwest--------10t Stover-37 Warsaw-----------12t Stover-22 LaMonte----------19t Stover-48 Lincoln ---------8 Stover-37 Smithton---------16 Stover- 30 Warsaw-----------lit Stovcr-24 Cole Camp--------18t Stover-31 Cole Camp------— 19 Stover-44 Green Ridge------18 Stover-41 Green Ridge-------9t Stovcr-27 Smithton---------19t Stover-33 Northwest------— 12 Stover-40 Lincoln---------- 8 Stover-29 Warsaw-----------16 Stover-45 Sacred Heart------9 (LOSSES) Stover-21 Cole Camp--------23 Stover-25 LaMonte ---------29 Stover-24 California-------28t 53 BOYS BASEBALL FIRST ROW (left to right) Sam Byler, John Schnirch, Ronnie Bocschen, Ron Worthley, Jim Marriott, Mike Wilbanks, BACK ROW: Doug Kroeschen, Jim Lucas, Bill Geary, Jeff Stevens, Roger Metschcr, John Taylor, Merl Wilson, Craig Rowland. SENIOR HIGH SOFTBALL FIRST ROW (1 to r) M. Allee; P. Barbour; M. Cooper; BACK ROW Bob Shackelford, Coach; M. Barbour; R. Crocker, Manager. Jave; B. Fischer; C. Stucker; L. Hodges, V. Kerksiek; L. N. Brunjes; G. Lucas; P. Conner; L. Lutjen; D. Hudson; 54 JUNIOR PL A Y 55 SENIOR PLAY BOTTOM ROW: (1 to r): L. Proehl, C. Jave, M. Wilson, J. Taylor, D. Kroeschen, N Bnmies. SECOND ROW: M. Allee, P. Barbour, B. Fischer, R. Roland, C. Stucker. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Jeanne Shackelford, Sponsor and Director; K. Calton, J. Robinson, C. Pribbenow, B. Witte, V. Kerksiek, J. Ford (not shown). ■■ 56 SCHOOL LIFE JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM OF 1968 II was a beautiful evening which everyone enjoyed. The senior class would like to thank the Juniors for a wonder- lul banquet and prom. 58 SENIOR WILLS I, MAE ISABEL ALLEE, the one with the lady-like laugh, will my good sense of humor and ability to be senior treasurer to Patty Conner. Believe me you can't have one without the other. I, RONALD LEE AVEY, being of wrecked body and not such a clear mind, do hereby will my outstanding typing ability to Dean Silvey and Darrell Vansell. It might come in handy next year. I, VICKY LYNN BAKER, being of unsound mind and body, do hereby will my ability to get married the day after school is out to Josie Woolery! Good Luck! I, PAMELA GAIL BARBOUR, being of unsound mind and body, will to Brenda Jackson my quietness during class. With a little luck, the teachers will never catch you. I, DUANE RAY BAUGHMAN, will my gorgeous eyes to Dennis Dority and Claude McCollom. Use them wisely they can bring disasterous results. I, NEIDTH LYNN BRUNJES, being of un- stable mind and warped personality, do hereby will to Phillip Steinmeyer and Tommy Capps die ability to act tough and mean. Us little guys just gotta' stick together, right guys? I, KATHY SUE C ALTON, being of reason- ably sound mind and body, do hereby will to Linda Capps my faithful Ouija Board which SHE knows never tells a lie. I, DIANNE RUTH CONNER, with sound mind and body, I hope!, do hereby will to my sister Linda Wahlcrs, all my stuffed animals which you are keeping for me. However, I reserve die right to reclaim them, since I am an Indian giver! I, WILMA LOUISE CONNER, being of sound mind and healthy body, do hereby will my ability to do compositions to Everett Gardner and LcRoy McCollom. Good Luck! I, CHARLES RONALD CONNER, being of healdiy mind and beautiful body, do hereby will to Edgar Douglas my outstanding ability in ship, 'cause you can use it. Ha! Ha! I, MARY DELORES EBELING, will to Karen Meyer and Deb Walker, my great ability to drive a fourspeed. Watch out for those ditches, especially if they're filled with snow. I, BARBARA JULIA FISCHER, being of sound mind and weary body, will my battered-up '58 Chevy to Linda Cooper and Bill Geary. That way, in case you want to run into a ditch or something, you won't be able to see that dent for all the others. I, JANET KAY FORD, being of what I consider sound body and according to Miss Pangbom and Mrs. Shack, weak mind, do hereby bequeath to Debbie Creenhaw my ability to get expelled for the one thing you don't start. Believe me it's a weird feeling. I, CARLA SUE GARMON, being of unsound mind and crippled body, do hereby will to Condy Stevens and Harvey Pendleton, my ability to argue with everyone in high school, especially the teachers. It can get you into trouble but you can find a sneaky way out like I did, I, GERALDINE ETHEL HOLSTEN, being of unsound mind and body and without nerves, do hereby will Brenda Brunjes and Shirley Hess, my ability to operate a car efficiently. Girls, be careful of those bridges, railroad tracks, and empty gas tanks. I, BARNEY CHARLES JAVE, being of rattled mind and muscular body, do hereby leave to Paul Alpcrs and Robert Koester, my Army Sur-Plus shirt. It's not so neat but very comfortable. I, VIOLET MARIE KERKSIEK, being very calm and collected, do hereby give (for I have not died as of yet) to Vicki Krull, my Mickey Mouse watch so she may have the educational value of figuring out the time when the big hand is on 6 and the little hand is on 12. I, BEVERLY KAY KIEFTER, being of sound mind and well-to-do body, do hereby will my ability to be in Mrs. Alpcrs' room three or four hours a day to Linda Vought and Ann Robertson. I, RAY DOUGLAS KROESCHEN, being of masculine body and simple mind, do hereby will my ability to flirt with the secretary to Ronnie Boeschan. Just don't let the boss see you. I, ROGER DALE METSCHER, will all of my superior knowledge to Roy Ehlers, That ought to take care of all those good grades. I, CHARLES ALBERT PRIBBENOW, do hereby will to Sam Byler and Jim Lucas my great learning ability. Hope you have better luck with it than I did. I, LARRY GENE PROEHL, will my boots to Ben Werner, in hopes that you might make it on through school. They're even good enough to wear to the dances, but take it from me, don't step on the girls' toes! I, VICKI GAIL RAINS, do hereby will to Rick Mueller, my unread and unused manuscript entitled, How to stay out of trouble while attending Stover High School. I, LINDA KAYE RICHARDSON, being of sound mind and body, will my ability to do term papers to Jeanne Nash and Mike Meller. I, JULIE ELLEN ROBINSON, alias Mouth wish to will my ability to drive a different car every day to Jim Kaufman! I, RUTH ANN ROLAND, being without sound body and mind, do hereby will to Linda Lutjen and Judy Oehrkc, my amazing shorthand ability. Hope you get past the sixties. I, RUTH EVELYN RUMAND, being of sound body and mind will to Rita Ehlers, my most amazing athletic ability. I am sure it will be of great value to you. I, PEGGY ANN SHEWMAKER, being of forgetful mind and graceful body, do hereby will my ability to fall over a painted line to Jane Miller, Remember it's the little things that count. I, CAROLYN LOUISE STUCKER, being of sound mind and body, most of the time, do hereby will my ever so unwanted bottom locker to Lynda Munstcrman. Just watch your head and remem- ber not to get stepped on too much. I, JOHN CAMERON TAYLOR, being of weak mind and uncordinated body, do hereby will my fascinating art ability to Sharon Riggs and Teresa Ehlers, It takes both of you to handle my ability. I, PAMELA KAY WALTERS, being of short body and doubtful mind will to Lcnora Monsees my ability to keep my friends and the faculty in a state of turmoil with my bashful laugh. They sure appreciate the peace and quiet. I, JAMES FREDRICK WILLIAMS, being of flooded mind and tired body, do hereby will to Duane Massin- gi 11 and Jim Campbell my fast and courteous ability to pump gas at Sousley's DX Station. Remember the friendly smile. I, MERL KIRTLEY WILSON, being of sound mind and an extremely handsome mind, do hereby will my sparkling white teeth to Jim Marriott. Remember Jim, don't bite off more than you can chew, it dulls your teeth. I, CAREN BERNICE WORTHLEY, being of sound mind and body, will my ability to draw the Tattle covers to Bonnie Myers, who doesn't really need it. I, BEVERLY JEAN WITTE, being of very sound mind, but not so sound body do will my ability to back up my car without looking to Ron Worthley. You may need it. 59 SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY We, the Juniors of 1968, decided to come back to the big city of Stover, now populated at ten million, the largest city in the world. We decided to see what the Seniors of 1968 were doing. We arrived bright and early one summer morning in 1988. We were welcomed in the city by the mayor, JANET FORD, and she tells us that her former classmate, RUTH RUMANS, is council-woman, and she will show us the sights of the city. We tour the city, courtesy of CAREN WORTHLEY bus lines. First on the agenda is a visit to Stover University. There we are greeted by the Dean of Women, VIOLET KERK- SIEK. Dean Kerksick informs us that she has on her staff Professor PAMELA WALTERS, teaching Homemaking to the boys of Stover University. The college works in connection with Professor BARBARA FISCHER, who is working on the cure for the common cold. Next, we go to the Ford factory, where die new owner, MERL WILSON, is now reproducing the 57 Ford for sale, with a new smog control, who is being sued by BEVERLY KIEFFER, for an oil-burning engine. Merl's lawyer, JOHN TAYLOR, who has lost all of his cases dius far, diinks die Director of die Safety’ Bureau, Beverly Kicffcr, has a good case going against Merl. Rudi Rumans directs us to die baseball stadium, where we meet LARRY PROEHL, the architect that designed it, and he informs us diat he plans to revive die slum section of Stover, which is Versailles. While at die stadium, we watched the Stover Meteorites warm up, and look who's pitching, ROGER METSCHER. We go to die concession stand, and who do we see but die great movie idol PAM BARBOUR, and she informs us diat PEGGY SHEWMAKER is die cover girl for diis month's issue of Playboy Magazine. As we leave the stadium we notice a large billboard advertising the fight of die year. Gorgeous Girl Gerr, GERALDINE HOLSTEN, vs. Giant Moudi Julie, JULIE ROBINSON, fighting for die championship of lady wres- tlers. The referee for this fight we read, will be VICKI RAINS. From die stadium we went to die Major Hospital, and we met BEVERLY WITTE, the first brain surgeon to ever learn her trade through correspondence. Miss Witte is preparing to operate on DUANE BAUGHMAN, the world's championship racer. Mr. Baughman was injured while test driving his car on the Stover FF Dragstrip. We wish him luck because he's sure going to need it. From die re we decided to go to the Ancient History Museum, of which NEIDTH BRUNJES is die director, tour guide, janitor, sightseer, bookkeeper, ticket taker, and in odier words she owns die place. KATHY CALTON is telling ancient fortunes in die backroom, she is now predicting there was a Civil War in the 1860's. About 4:00 p. m. we left the museum to go to MAE ALLEE'S Alley for bowling until six o'clock. Here we met RUTH ROLAND, the championship bowler, the only person ever to make a strike by sliding down the alley after die ball. In die far comer we see LINDA RICHARDSON, die 1988 Poet Laurette, reciting poetry to CHARLIE PRIBBENOW, the 1988 version of hippies, which is die cosmic Dusters . From die bowling alley we went to the Stover Auditorium, where MR. AND MRS. RONALD CONNER were receiving the Parents of the Year award, with twelve children; die fonner CARLA GARMON, last year's winner, was presenting the award to them. We were hitchhiking when we were picked up by JIM WILLIAMS, the owner of a Volkswagen. We all climbed in and he took us to LOUISE CONNER'S Undertaking Parlor, where we found DELORES EBELINC dressing the hair of die latest patron. From die re we went to the largest gambling casino, owned by VICKY BAKER. We saw DOUGLAS KROESCHEN gambling away his two Olympic medals he won in die Stover Olympics this year. We decided diat he was doing so bad, someone had to win, so we tried. We didn't do so bad, say about $50,000 each. We decided to leave while the leaving was good, but we were to find out die time wasn't so good for leaving. We hadn't gone very far when we were held up by die city gangsters, Barney and Carolyn, the former BARNEY JAVE and CAROLYN STUCKER, the Bonnie and Clyde of 1988. As we proceeded on our way penniless, we made our way to RONNIE AVEY'S Fruit of die Wine Company. For- tunately diey were giving away free samples and we went dirough the line. P. S. Do you remember the Senior sponsors way back in '68? JEANNE SHACKELFORD is now the greatest artist in the world. JAMES BELLIS is the chalkmaker for Stover High School, since he broke so much by not being able to catch. EVELYN ALPERS is still teaching at good ole Stover High, and in her spare time she is learning to operate the new machines used in her advanced business courses. 60 SENIOR CLASS OF 1968 CLASS MOTTO: There is no map which shows the road to success, you must make it yourself. CLASS FLOWER: White Mum CLASS COLORS: Silver and Blue ♦ ♦ SCHOLARSHIPS UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI CURATORS AWARD Kathy Calton Barbara Fischer Futh Rumans CENTRAL MISSOURI STATE COLLEGE REGENTS SCHOLARSHIPS Kathryn Sue Calton Ruth Ann Roland Dianne Ruth Conner Ruth Evelyn Rumans Barbara Julia Fischer MFA SCHOLARSHIP Pamela Kay Walters Alternate: Charles Pribbenow WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOLS AWARD Kathryn Sue Calton John Cameron Taylor OUTSTANDING TEENAGERS OF AMERICA Ruth Ann Roland Ray Douglas Kroeschen SCHOLARSHIP MEDALS Kathy Calton Ruth Rumans Kathy Calton Linda Capps Sheryl Fischer Maureen Baughman ALL SCHOOL MEDALS Citizenship Roger Metschcr Activities Doug Kroeschen DEPARTMENTAL AWARDS Girl Athlete Lila Cooper Boy Athlete Roger Mctscher Typewriting Sam Byler Shorthand Kathy Calton Commercial Subjects Ruth Roland Dramatics Janet Ford Art John Taylor Library- Pam Barbour Music Merl Wilson Vocational Homemaking Pam Walters Mathematics Barbara Fischer Science Lenora Monsecs Social Studies Lenora Monsecs Industrial Arts Roy Ehlers English Kathy Calton Creative Writing Cindy Stevens MUSIC DEPARTMENT LETTER AND LYRE: Deborah Craig, Karen Meyer, Jeff Stevens, Geraldine Holsten, Sheryl Huffman, Flossie Meeks, Mike Wilbanks, Robert Gerlt, Mike Meller, Dianne Conner, Peggy Shcwmaker, Barbara Garmon, Carroll Schlomer. LYRE: John Taylor, Natalie Simon, Sheryl Fischer, Sam Byler. ONE BAR: Lynda Hodges, Mickey Javc, Vicki Krull, Cindy Stevens, Janet Ford, Linda Lutjcn, Lenora Monsccs, Brenda Brunjes, Carla Garmon, Pattic Conner, Mae Alice, Duane Baughman, Merl Wilson, Larry Proehl, Lila Cooper, Lana Self. TWO BARS: Doug Kroeschen, Barbara Fischer, Ruth Roland, Violet Kcrksick, Linda Cooper. Valedictorian Salutatori an Senior Junior Sophomore Freshman 62 YEARBOOK Editor-Barbara Fischer Co-Editor-Carolyn Stucker Asst. Editor-Vicki Krull Business Mgr. (sales)-Sheryl Fischer Business Mgr. (adv.)-Karen Meyer Staff-Violet Kerksiek, Ncidth Brunjes, Ruth Roland, Mae Alice, Pam Walters. TATTLER EDITOR-Violet Kerksiek BETTY CROCKER AWARD-Violet Kerksiek SOPHOMORE PILGRIMAGE-Marsha Barbour MISSOURI STATE COUNCIL OF ART-John Taylor Linda Cooper PERFECT ATTENDANCE CERTIFICATES ONE YEAR-Gary Boeschen, Donnie Capps, Deborah Kerksiek, Ruth Monsees, Danny Emmerick, Larry Newman, Evelyn Kerksiek, Ruth Ann Rasa, Gary Proehl, Maureen Baughman, Glenda Lucas, Glenda Schupp, Robert Gerlt, Ed Spalding, Cindy Bretall, Marsha Burke, Vicki Conner, Sheryl Fischer, Barbara Richardson, Sharon Newman, Natalie Simon, Dorothy Sutton, Bill Geary, Roy Ehlcrs, Jim Marriott, Claude McCollom, Lynda Munstcrman, Ben Werner, Harvey Pendleton, Linda Capps, Pattie Conner, Rita Elders, Lenora Monsees, Judy Oehrke, Teresa Elders, Linda Wahlers, Charles Pribbenow, Barbara Fis«hcr, Carolyn Stucker, Mac Alice, Carla Garmon, Kathy Calton, Beverly Kicffer. FOUR-YEAR PERFECT ATTENDANCE CERTIFICATE G AWARD-Barbara Fischer, Kathy Calton, Mae Alice, Carolyn Stucker, Beverly Kieffer. LETTERED IN ATHLETICS BASKETBALL-Merl Wilson, Doug Kroeschen, John Taylor, Roger Metscher, Sam Bylcr, Ron Worthley, Jim Lucas, Bill Geary, Craig Rowland. BASEBALL-Merl Wilson, Doug Kroeschen, John Taylor, Roger Metscher, Sam Byler, Ron Worthley, Bill Geary, Jim Marriott, Craig Rowland. PROVISIONALS-Jim Lucas, Ronnie Boeschen. MANAGERS-Darrell Witte, Jim Rath VOLLEYBALL-Rose Crocker, Marsha Barbour, Lila Cooper, Cindy Stevens, Natalie Simon, Mickey Jave, Brenda Jackson, Barbara Fischer, Sheryl Fischer, Joann Webb, Carolyn Stucker, Pam Barbour, Jane Miller, Manager. SOFTBALL-Barbara Fischer, Pam Barbour, Carolyn Stucker, Violet Kerksiek, Neidth Brunjes, Linda Lutjen, Glenda Lucas, Mickey Jave, Marsha Barbour, Lila Cooper. A TEAM CHEERLEADERS-Barbara Fischer, Pam Barbour, Julie Robinson, Cindy Stevens, Pattie Conner, Lana Self. B TEAM CHEERLEADERS-Rose Crocker, Lila Cooper, Lynda Hodges, Sheryl Fischer, Marsha Barbour, Mickey Jave. PEP CLUB Dcbby Merriott, Karen Roland, Carolyn Witte, Denise Huffman, Geraldine Holsten, Janet Ford, Sherry Capps, Deborah Craig, Patty Barbour, Carolyn Roberts, Cindy Sidcbottom, Vicki Krull, Linda Lutjen, Karen Meyer, Ruth Roland, Sheryl Huffman, Georgia Tcrp, Marsha Burke, Rita Ehlers, Beverly Witte. 63 65 66 ADVERTISING The 1967-68 Reflector Staff wishes to take this opportunity to thank all the following businessmen, clubs, and individuals for their support of this year's Annual. A Thought to the Graduates We like to see an individual proud of the place in which he lives. We like to see an individual live in it so his place will be proud of him. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Stover SCRIVNER FUNERAL HOMES INC. 24 hr. Air Conditioned Oxygen Equipped Ambulance Stover, Mo.--DR 7-2212 -- Mr. Mrs. Dean Hodges Versailles, Mo. - DR 8-4676 - Mr. Mrs. James Scrivner Russellville, Mo. Phone 26 - Mr. Mrs. Bill Weber Your Home in Time of Need FARMER'S BANK OF STOVER Stover, Missouri See Us First for the Upmost in Friendly Service in: Checking Accounts Real Estate Loans Bank by Mail Agriculture Loans Travelers Checks Automobile Loans Savings Account Appliance Loans Time Deposits Home Improvement Loans Safe Deposit Boxes Business Loans Christmas Club Established 1905 Phone: DRake 7-2419 ' ( Ay. cA 3.oooA 5 maximum - £ 3 1 r Sr insurance ra| ® 1 I 86 IW'A, foRtAl L SO'1 TA ot,’°SITOHJ I J FORD Mustang o Falcon o Fairlane o Thunderbird Complete Modern Facilities Wheel Alignment--Body Shop Wrecker Service--24 Hrs. New Used Cars Trucks VERSAILLES� MOTOR CO. 1 Minute from Junction Highway 5 and 52 Highway 52 West Versailles, Mo.--Phone DR 8-4653 Customer Satisfaction Is Our Business Compliments of THE BANK OF VERSAILLE8 Since 1882 Dedicated to Friendly, Courteous Service Member Federal Reserve Deposits 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 WILSON FEED SUPPLY 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- - Bulk Fertilizers Chemicals- - Seeds (Owners) Warren Wilson--Carl Weicken SMITTY’S 52 DRIVE IN KRAXBERGERS CLERICAL SERVICES Stover, Missouri Jet. 52-135 Notary Public and Income Tax Service Where Good Food and Fine People Get Together 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 WITTE'S SKELLY SERVICE Courtesy and Service at CREE MEE DRIVE-IN Muffler Service Goodyear Goodrich Tires DRake 7-2620 Stover, Mo. Ann Morris Fields DRake 7-2565 Stover, Mo. MORGAN COUNTY PRESS Dedicated to Truth and Progress Within Our Community Stover, Missouri ABBOTT’S GARAGE Dynamometer Tune-Up Aluminum Welding Generator and Starter Repair Carburetor Specialist Phone: DRake 7-2216 Stover, Missouri Discount Prices on Home Auto Supplies Long Life Batteries--Brunwick Tires Gifts for Every Occasion Satisfaction Guaranteed DR 7-2517 Stover, Missouri WILBANKS' HARDWARE CENTER Stover, Missouri 65078 Phone 314 DR 7-2870 1f TH. The royolty of radio and TELEVISION TnI O R G EE Plumbing Heating, School Supplies, Sporting Goods Carpeting, Electrical Appliances, etc. The Store with almost Everything SMITHSON INC. Stover, Missouri Congratulations to the Seniors of '67 MILL OUTLET FABRIC Plain--Quilted 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 Compliments DONORA COIN LAUNDRY 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 STOVER 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 ttotixrint GEARY OIL CO. Quality Best--Price Less--Gasoline, Fuel Oils Tires for Every Purpose--Bottled Gas Hotpoint Appliances--Tank Wagon Service 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 Broadway Sedalia, Mo. Stores Located at: St. Joseph, Springfield, Columbia, Jefferson City, Atchison. Ks. , Omaha, Neb. TuTus-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 Serivce Dirt and Gravel Hauling Dump Truck Hiloader Specializing in Pleased Customers Dragline Stover, Missouri — DR 7-2390 Stover, Mo. Melvin Sousley Phone DR 7-2214 NOLTING’S DEPARTMENT STORE Morgan County's Greatest Department Store Clothing for the Whole Family DRake 7-2515 Stover, Mo. Primitives Glass China Carnival JHaxhtc’e By Appointment or by Chance DRake 7-2403 Stover, Mo. MISSOURI UTILITIES COMPANY A Citizen Wherever We Serve Investor Owned--Business Managed COOPER'S STORE Our Buying Power Saves You Money” Low Prices Every Day Phone: DRake 7-2411 FAJEN BLAIR Congratulations to the Seniors Mfg. of Walnut Gun Stocks DEW DROP IN CAFE Stover, Missouri DRake 7-2318 Stover, Missouri CORNER MARKET BRADEN’S SINCLAIR SERVICE Groceries and Meats Fina Service Lindell Braden -owner- Tires, Batteries and Accessories S H Stamps DR 7-2405 Hiway 52 Phone-DRake 7-2616 Area Code-314 Stover, Mo. 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 FRIGID FOOD SERVICE Diamonds, Watches, Glassware, Gifts Meats, Frozen Foods, Custom Slaughtering and Processing 1 Phone: DR. 8-5308 or DR. 8-5609 Versailles, Mo. 65084 Versailles, Missouri 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 VIEBROCK'S SKELLY SERVICE Stover, Missouri MORGAN COUNTY Tires, Batteries, Accessories Wheel Alignment MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE 24 Hour Wrecker Service Res. Phone: DRake 7-2284 Station Phone: DRake 7-2512 TOWN AND COUNTRY CORAL LANES Apparel of Distinction Snack Bar Air Conditioned Janet Fleishman Edna M. Ball Open Year-Round Versailles, Missouri DRexel 8-5779 Versailles, Missouri Congratulations: to the Senior Class jgirirrirz. Traraa AuTO • FiRE • Lire i N S U R A N C E K. R. Roland, Agent BROADWAY REALTY Stover, Mo. Phone DRake 7-2808 Roy Maddux, Salesman Mildred Maddux, Saleslady Sales Residential, Farms, Businesses, Lake Cabins, Appraisals M.F.A. CENTRAL CO-OP DR 7-2614 Stover, Missouri Congratulations to the Seniors of '68 FAJEN LUMBER CO. Phone DRake 7-2514 Stover, Missouri ATYOU BXnCI TO HUP COMMUNITY MOTORS Sales and Service Phone-Drake-7-2315 Stover, Missouri Dale Grunewald -- Owner 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 Area Code 314 Telephone 377-2218 Lyle H. Rath, President Stover, Missouri ROY E. WALKER K-B PUMPS COMPANY INC. Goulds Pumps (Submersible) Plumbing Heating Electrical ABS-DWV Pipes ABS-DWV Fitting DVC - -Pipe and F itting A. C. 314 DR 7-2862 MORGAN COUNTY BANK Versailles, Missouri ’’Morgan County's Fastest Growing Bank Full Service F.D. I.C.