Stover High School - Reflector Yearbook (Stover, MO)

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LIZABETH DEAN REAM The first in our class in a long line of sparkling diamonds. PATRICIA LOUISE RICHARDSON Always fun to be with, a real party girl. ERIC LEON ROBINSON All we wonder is how he's escaped capture by all those S.H.S. girls. LARRY WALTER RUMANS Never ran away from any work in his whole life. WILLIAM EDWARD SCHICK He accumulated a vast storage of knowledge dur- ing high school, but not necessarily in class. SHIRLEY BETH SHACKELFORD Usually happy, friendly, polite and always laughing. CAROLYN JEAN SIEGEL You may think She's a quiet little girl, unless you were in Secretarial Practice with her!

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PHILLIP CALVIN MARRIOTT If not the tallest of the many Marriotts, we could say he's a real ace . MARSHA LYNNE MUNSTERMAN Not the shy thing she used to be. MARLENE KAY NERAD She attended school many places, but S.H.S. finally won. GALEN PAUL OEHRKE One of the last rugged in- dividualists, he was a great Ruy. RODGER LEON PLAIN Senior class meetings wouldn't have been the same without him. GAILENE MARIE PROEHL She was a most lovely FHA sweetheart our Freshman year. TERRY JOSEPH PRYOR Known for his art work and talent in ceramics.

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CLAUDIA JO STEVENS Another one of those in- telligent Stover girls who is unfortunately out of cir- culation much too early for many bachelors. GARY EVON WAHLERS A hard-working guy with a great disposition. MICHAEL SCOTT WALLACE Musically inclined, sophisticated and a swingin' saxophone player. DALE RAY WEICKEN A genius with a motor and a real gentleman.