Van Horn High School - Falcon Yearbook (Independence, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1980 volume:

ADMINISTRATHT Van Horn started out in 1955, bringing you the school of Red and Gray. It started then, it’s here to stay..... L ■ In 1962, the Senior class felt generous enough to donate the V.H. shaped shrub- bery in front of the school.... 5 In 1963, the following year, the Senior class gave us a statue of our Falcon, the school sym- bol ...... storcs 'ACE SCHI Before the Chrisman game, all the Falcon Fans had a big burning of the bear at Van Horn. Everybody decorated their cars with paper mache and red, white, and black crepe paper. Then Mr. Griffin started off the big rivalry by shouting, “Who are we going to beat tonight?”. The crowd answered, “The Bears!”. Mr. Griffin then lit the bear. The crowd cheered. Afterwards, the parade left for Christman, tooting and honking their horns. The fans left with confidence in their minds that the Christman Bears were in trouble with the FALCS!” ■ r i '«ii It’s easy to tell when a game is scheduled for the Falcons. The students come dressed in Red and Gray with their spirits high..... ■KMMHBM ln'lni WmtWMMM ' 1 10 12 V.H. has improved a lot over the years even though some people think it still looks like a factory...... This year was much improved by the new red paint on the school..... ADMINISTRATION mories of t ig=plcasant levelopmen vame SSfne year; a prnacr of ha £ penool days. It « Identifying naijfe fversa. It will birf played, a counneii: futures Wnrc indefipi :haf litade this pi he Editor am :ation possibl m vefjj it has been a; Js jjour principal. n year- ;age of f us to all de- g natu that contrib- enrichment, 2? of the Van Horn High fpr...1980 tvill increase in j Cby. It wil H H inland meaningful high W|lso assist each of us ijtl ijsith people, and vie JP5 :d at and proudly dis- 3 mber of times in the ggJBppleasurcf hat I tyive a fci -w r rcetings and to jvtsJCjStr succors and happiness. Your Vim orn spirit has grown rap- idly. Tfoifwwrturn has made it possible for a lot of good things to happen this year. Good luck to all of you and a fond fa re well Ho the Seniors. Mr. Van Fleet '■ m I am assigned the responsibilities of disci- pline at Van Horn. It is my duty to work with those students who get into difficulties with their teachers or other students at school. I want most to see each and every student at Van Horn to make the most out of the opportunity for an education. Students should bear in mind that the price to pay for a good education is very little compared with the price to pay for the lack of an education. Though many students may not believe this before their school years are over, life will sooner or later make believers out of all of you. When one speaks or thinks of The Fal- con, it is an utterance or thought of which there is no superlative that can come near or match its performance. To be in the presence of such perfor- mance is like a “dream come true”. Tony Byficld hJ Nanette Van Bibber Eleanor Taylor Dcbbi Hammond Back row: Anna Gresham, Florence Zeiler, Thelma Snow, Burley Coin, Janis Cowick, Mary Beal, Imogene Fisher. Front row: Virginia Culp. Norma Lischcr, Violet Hall, Myrtle Rudyik, Ida Robinson, Sarah Friday, Francis Ashby, Ann Miller. Elton Lowderman. Lera Ncccc Orlena Green, Fred Cook LIBRARY From left to right: Ron Vuluro, Mary Carolyn Cofer. Norma Corkern, Carol Cook, Rex Swart . Mrs. Bernice McConnell is Van Horn's “Miracle Worker”. She is much better with medicine than students give her credit for. Students come in telling her that they don't feel well and would like to lie down to rest for awhile. With the help of Mrs. McConnell, the students seem miraculously healed, many times by the next hour! 27 Faculty C. Billups I enjoy teaching at Van Horn, Catch me next year. J. Bournes Van Horn is the best school in the sys- tem. I enjoy working with young people. There's two things I’d rather do and that's hunt and fish. I also need a pay need a paycheck to survive. H. Boykin This year she teaches Child Dcvolp- ment. R. Clarke Math, Science R. Clossan This is my Silver Anniversary year. W. Cofer There is pride in teaching when the student finds pride in his accomplishments yet sees his limita- tions. F. Cole 1 enjoy teaching at Van Horn because I feel that many of the students appreciate my teaching abili- ties as well as my friendship. 31 M. Coleman Science, Math V. Constable Van Horn is the best school in the system. E. Crawford Considering many thoughts, Van Horn is a fine place to work. The growth and accep- tance, in the past few years, of the faculty and student body has been very encourag- ing. G. Dykman This being my first year of teaching, I’m finding that I am learning as much as my kids are. I'm also having a great time. S. Eaton This year he teaches Speech, Drama and Drama. M. Gilbert I like teaching at Van Horn because I defin- itely believe Van Horn is the best school. C. Elliott Mr. Elliott Band Director - I felt it a privi- lege and an honor to have the opportunity to work with the students here at Van Horn. They are a great group of students. N. Ferguson I’ve enjoyed meeting and working with some of the greatest and most creative students ever at Van Horn. L. Gibson This year she teaches Typing 1-2. D. Fussell This year she teaches Biology and Ad- vanced Biology. 33 Sgt. Gilchrist This year he teaches R.O.T.C. C. Glasgow Sharing a smile with your friends is one of lifes most precious gifts . That’s why I love teaching. L. Goodman This year she teaches special education. M. Hackett J. Hansen This year she teaches History. This year she teaches Sophomore English. 34 Sgt. Hartson Teaches R.O.T.C. V. Jones Teaches typing and C.O.E. J.O. Kaifes Teaches calculus and other mathematics. He is also the cross-country coach and baseball coach. Math Club sometimes claims him as their sponsor. And he is the scrupulous leader of Tornado Squad. W. Hawblitzel I like teaching here because of the students. H. Hopkins I enjoy teaching and working with the cre- ative students who desire to learn beyond their present knowledge. 35 B. King J. Larabee L. Laster This is my seventh year at Van Horn. I He is the sponsor of C.O.E. Where are your safety glasses? enjoy young people and I like to sec them grow and develope into mature, responsible adults. Van Horn is a wonderful school. V. Lee There has been improvement in school spir- it. 1 hope that Van Horn students and facul- ty continue to make this a better school. Q. Long Teaches Special Education A. Luke Special Education 36 N. Matticks Students and faculty will only be as good as your demands of them. Van Horn can offer an educational opportunity, or total bore- dom depending on the individual student’s insights and expectations. No one owes any- one an education. You must involve your- self in the goals of an education — prepara- tion to reason and adjust in a changing world. J. McArthur Teaching is an exceptionally good profes- sion. 1 love working with students. Van Horn is the best school to teach in. I am looking forward to a fantastic year. H. McCoy Van Horn is a pleasant place to work. I enjoy working here. McKclvy I intend to give Van Horn students my best. This should insure a successful year for me J- Medina and my students. English S. Parker Art B. Pauk I like teaching at Van Horn because the atopmosphere is so conductive to qual- ity education, and the students make such a sincere attempt at learning. M. Perkins It has been a challenge for me to help youth to develope more awareness and learn to sec with the “inner eye” in order to discover new possibilities and directions in their lines. I. Renner American History 38 J. Ring I feel that power, energy, Elcctiricty, and Electronics are so important to ev- eryone in our society, that I must teach them so students can understand and utlize them. M. Reyolds This year she teaches Geometry and Aleg- bra. H. Riggs This year he teaches American History. O. Shurn This year he teaches Science. D. Simpson I like teaching because it allows me to vent my sodistic impluscs in a manner beneficial to mankind. J. Toepler This year he teaches Auto Mechanics. J. Updike This year he teaches Shop. W. Valin If it is a disgrace to a man when he cannot defend himself in a bodily way, it would be absurd not to think him disgraced when he cannot defend himself with reason in a speech. 40 S. Warden Wj]son “To sleep, perchance to dream”-W.S. I like Van Horn because of the diversity of its students. 41 TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF . . . 42 FACULTY, FACULTY, FACULTY . . . 43 VARSITY Row ]: Left to Right- Ken Robinson. Jim Winters, Mike Terry, Bob Alexander, Willy Holmes, Greg Edmoundson, Jim Wyman, Yon Redmond. Bob Judic, Gary Webb, Scott Sumner. James Holmes. Row 2: Ken Williams, Don Ashley, Mike Phillips, Ed Jackson, Karl Stoufer. Tim Beal, Ben Brcshcars, Scott Ostrander, Jeff Klcoppel, Steve Hadggega, Rodric Sly. Row 3: Coach McCoy, Gerald Grindstaff, Rick McNack. Reggie Young, Gerald Moore. Brian Sly, Ira Long, Soloman Patterson, Duane Everette. James McCay. Purvis Smith, Byron Smith. 46 FOOTBALL DEFENSE OFFENSE 47 SENIORS 48 JUNIOR VARSITY First Row: Left to Right- V. Swopes, D. Harris, D. Acklin, C. Fisher, M. Owens, D. Young. R. Storey, S. Waid, P. Moore. Row Two: D. Gordon, E. Potts, S. Hill, C. Byers, W. Law, R. Lucas, W. Thomas, J. Lentell, J. Williams- Manager. Row Three: . McDaniels, J. McCorkedale, H. Dodson, B. Smith, C. Freeman, M. Thomas, R. Holmes, C. Coleman. 50 51 1 VARSITY BASKETBALL 52 Richard Misco James Ward Mark Booker Dcmctrcus Davis Andre Reed Rudolph Shelby 53 55 JV BASKETBALL Row 1: Director Collins, Jack Grier, Steve May, Row 2: Gerald Moore, David Turner, Joe Dean, Lameli Ross 57 BASEBALL ?,?w i: ?wight Johnson’ Mikc Tcrry’ Jim Curlin P™1 Fischell, Shaun Link, Greg Acres. ROW 2: Rodney Lucas, Butch Moore, Dennis Kline, Mike McGuire. Allen Pickens, Gary Webb ROW 3: Mike Yuhas, Dean Miller, Ricky McNack, Ben Brcashcars, Doug Kennedy, Joe Turner, Coach Kaifcs. 58 ONE, TWO THREE strikes you’re out ... at the old ballgame. Van Horn’s baseball team, coached by Mr. Kaifes, did a good job of playing ball this year considering there were several Falcons with injuries (broken wings, fractured beaks, etc ...) which at times, caused the team to be low on players. Next year, let’s have a team physician. There’s nothing that gets Van Horn students more ex- cited and riled up with spirit than a Van Horn baseball game. They’re full of shouts, screams, and even squirt- guns. Want some excitement? Go see our mighty Falcons play ball and cheer them on to victory! mm i 59 Annette Kellis Paula Meade Cindy Norton VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Our girls glided across the floor for their first official warmup before a game. Mrs. Pauk, with a lot of enthusiasm, encouraged the girls to win it! Cindi Norton did some excellent blocking against the opponent. After only three - minutes of play, we had Northeast Sweating from armpits to their kneepits. Vol- ley, .. . volley, whop it! The Falcons were sockin it to them. Michelle Quick was the high scorer with twelve points. Barbara Pauk. coach Date Opponent 9-12 Northeast at V.H. -9-18 Paseo at V.H. 9-19 Southeast at V.H. 9-20 Center at V.H. 9-25 Sion at V.H. 9-26 Southwest at F.H. 10-2 St. Theresa’s at V.H. 10-5 Loretto at V.H. 10-10 Westport at V.H. 10-16 West at V.H. 10-17 Central at F.H. 10-23 East at F.H. 10-24 Lincoln at F.H. 10-25 Truman League games Truman Michelle Quick Debbie Woolsey Bernadette Yuhas J u N I O Pv From left to right; Row 1 Bobby Jennings. Laura George, Eddie Woolscy Row 2 Toi Hayes, Tina Clark, LaTania Miles Row 3 Carol Bauer, Beverly Griffin, Terrie Baughman. Glanice Malob, Row 4 Brenda Wharton, Mendy Hix. Jennifer Parle, Lisa McDowell. V A R S T Y GIRLS' BASKETBALL 62 Standing left to right: Tracey Pick- ens, Kim Cooley, Ann Whitcomb. Patricia Woods, Vivian Byers, Sit- ting: Venita Kelly, Melina Parker Back row left; Wcaslcy Cain, Rodney Jones, Jack Greer. George Ray, Danny Williams, Rick Sly. Middle row: Gerald Moore, Neil Byers, Robert Gibbs. Jim Davis. Brian Smith, Sidney Porter. I ront row: Coach Shurn, John Carter, Vincent Swoopes. Don Ashlev. Bobby Judie, Steve Mill, Leslie Millers BOYS' TRACK CROSS Mr. Knifes, Sponsor Lefl to right: Mr. Knifes (sponsor), Hugh Mays. Jeff Brownsbergcr, Ted Larue. Forest Moore. Paul Fischcll. msswi � ■ i a •' 3F s ’ CRUISING After school people could always be seen squalling their tires or racing out front. On Friday and Saturday nights the strip from Noland to 40 Hiway McDonalds was always hot, with Skaggs parking lot being an in between stop over to “socialize.” Gas prices soared, but most people managed to keep enough in their cars to “cruise.” SCORES, SCORES, SCORES . . . VH Opponent 42 NorthEast 43 50 Westport 62 Varsity Football 54 Winnetonka 47 VH 52 Chillicothc 35 8 Southwest 30 52 Hickman Mills 57 14 Southeast 35 63 Hogan 56 27 Northeast 0 68 O’Hara 80 27 Central 0 56 Paseo 50 19 Paseo 7 49 Summner 62 14 Fort Osage 20 71 Fort Osage 64 19 William Chrisman 7 59 South West 57 0 Truman 7 68 East 64 35 East 6 51 Central 46 27 Westport 0 57 South East 70 49 Lincoln 46 Won-9 Lost-6 North East 43 Van Horn 42 Westport 62 50 Winnetonka 47 54 Chillicothe 35 52 Junior Varsity Football Hickman Mills 57 52 Westport 22 Van Horn 12 Hogan 56 63 Southwest 20 16 O’Hara 80 68 Southeast 19 0 Paseo 50 56 Northeast 0 8 Sumner 62 49 Central 16 0 Fort Osage 64 71 South West 57 59 9 WINS 6 losses 70 Varsity Volleyball VH Win and Lose 2 0 15 Northeast 11 2 1 17 Northeast 15 2 0 15 Paseo 8 2 0 1 13 Paseo 15 2 15 Paseo 10 2 1 2 Southeast 0 2 0 2 Southeast 0 2 0 15 West 5 2 1 15 West 9 10 Southwest 15 15 Southwest 0 15 Southwest 10 15 Central 10 14 Central 16 15 Central 2 15 Westport 6 15 Westport 9 15 East 11 15 East 0 15 Lincoln 9 14 Lindoln 16 15 Lincoln 3 NON LEAGUE GAMES VH Won and Lost 5 Center 15 0 1 9 Center 15 0 1 15 St Theresa’s 13 1 0 13 St Theresa’s 15 0 1 19 St Theresa’s 17 1 0 6 Loretto 15 0 1 15 Loretto 1 1 0 15 Loretto 9 1 0 15 Sion 11 1 0 15 Sion 9 1 0 4 Truman 15 0 1 1 Truman 15 0 1 JV Volleyball VH 5-15 Truman 15- 9 Truman 7-15 Truman 15- 4 Loretto 15- 1 Loretto 11-15 St Theresa’s 2-15 St Theresa’s 4-15 Center 14-16 Center 15- 4 Central 15- 1 Central JV Record 2-3 Varsity Baseball VH 6 Bishop Ward 1 3 Bishop Ward 5 5 Liberty 10 4 St Joseph Central 1 6 St Joseph Central 13 21 K C Central 14 16 K C Central 14 2 Shawnee Mission East 5 3 Shawnee Mission East 9 17 Lincoln 15 1 Lincoln 11 8 S M South 9 4 S M South 17 3 Schlagle 2 6 Schlagle 9 Independence Tournament VH 1 Truman 3 0 Chrisman 10 Liberty State VH 4-9 Record VH 6-12 Girls Basketball VH 42 Truman 60 45 William Chrisman 36 52 Westport 25 50 Northeast 32 38 William Chrisman 50 46 East 23 40 Central 60 36 Fort Osage 42 55 Raytown 45 39 William Chrisman 45 30 Paseo 55 32 Southwest 42 41 East 33 32 Southeast 52 38 Lincoln 45 38 Blue Springs 52 SPORTS, SPORTS, SPORTS . . . 73 Laura Metz, Co-captain Tina Clark, Captain Stacey Hardwick Tracey Pickens Julie Jackson Cindi Norton 75 76 s o p H O M O r E CHEERLEADERS From left to right: Yolanda Fullbirght, Jackie Croft, Carey Wcssner, Jana Foster, Deanie Hamil- ton, Ann Whitcomb. FALC0NETTE5 78 From left to right: Laura McMickle, Cheryl Moore, Penny Butler, Terri Cearnal, Carol Woods, Mitzi Crugar, Donna Hcegn, Gina Cummings, Zclodia George, Linda Pulley, Julie Royal, Linda Ross, Nicki Dennis, Myra Everette, Susan Dougherty, Teresa Mansur, Jacki Bergin, Liz Bottiger, Susan Prins. lent-Susari istorian-Linda Trcasurer-Cl Moore A TcrrifjLearnal Co-Captain-Donna Heegn Captain-Gina Cummings Zclodia 79 V CLUB 80 Left to right, Row 1: Reggie Young, Teresa Hughes, Kathy Holt, Carla Smith, Row 2: Jerry Smith, Michele Quick, Shyree Holms. Debbie Woolsey, Cindy Norton, Annette Patterson. Latanya Miles, Row 3: Warren Austin, Don Ashley, Bobby Alexander, Tracey Pickens, Row 4: James Winter, Eddie Jackson, Mike Terry, Derrick Holt, Row 5: Rick McNack, Brian Sly, Byron Smith, Mike Dobson, Terrie Baughman. Row 1: LaTonya Miles, Nancy Coleman. Row 2: Lisa McDonald, Sandra Simmons, Kim Couley, I.aTania, Bridgettc Davis. Stephanie Williams. Row 3: eanna Hicks. Tina Smith, Pam Madden. Cindy Moore. Terri Priclcbett. Kim Cole, Marcie James, Sherri Washington, Terri Davis, Gale Estcrbrook. Row 4: Lisa Horn. Jay Walker, Candice Youngblood. Pam McCloud, Leizan Doubermier, Lena Powell, Donna Hayes, Marlys Dade, Joy Cade. Brenda Clemons. Row $: Karen Byers. Jarita Williams. Marcy Elliott, Wesley Cane, Kim Wallace. Mary Womack. Paula Cole, Tenesa Hopkins. VAN HORN FALCON STAFF First Row: Mr. Stout, Donnctta Fuller, Charla Cross, Rhonda Rice, Laurie Williams, Glynis Arnall, Eddie Woolsev Linda Mosley. Second Row: Mrs. Ferguson, Pam Madden, and Debbie Catlett. Pulley, Steve Rinke, and Kenneth 84 Editors: Charla Cross, Laurie Williams Sponsors: Mr. Stout, Ms. Ferguson Layout Personnel: Donnetta Fuller, Debbie Catlett, Laurie Wil- liams, Kenneth Mosley, Rhonda Rice, and Pam Madden. Photographers: Steve Rinke, Eddie Woolsey, and Glynis Arnall. 85 PIONEER STAFF | ditoi note Hi Shilton'” STAGE CREW Stage crew is a vital part of all perfor- mances appearing on Van Horn’s stage. They come through when needed, like brave heros in a moment of disaster. They have brought us through many tight spots and they work very hard, running the lights, curtains, and the spotlight. Thanks stage crew. Front Row: Jackie Croft. Linda Pulley. Ron Dykel, ?????, Leonard Stallings. Karen Lincoln, Dawn Speake, Susan Dougherty. Back Row: ??????, Robin Hanes, Lena Powell. Marlys Dade. Marcy James, Bvron Smith. Deanna Dehn Linda Swancy, ??????, Charley Franks. 88 Row 1: Eddie Woolscy, Glynis Arnall. Row 2: Rosalind Williams, Kim Burt, Debbie Woolscy, Kevin Moore. Jennifer Parle. Jamie Lombardo, Jeff Blackmon. Row 3: Everettc Lee, Cindi Norton, Cindy Allen, Debbie Catlett. 89 THESPIANS Row I: Teresa Hughes. Shyrcc Holms. Row 2: Byron Smith, Karen Lincoln, Mark Lull, Shccna Owens. Kathy Holt. Row 3: Jeff Black mam Myra Everettc. Debra Ray, Paula Cole, Cindy Jones, Nikki Dennis, Row 4: Donna Heegn, Ronnte Dykal. Linda Swancy, Derrick Holt, Row . . C . e Franks, Floyd Elliot, Carrie McPherson. 91 ELECTED FROM THE CLASS OF 1980 SENIORS Sharon Breshears Debbie Catlett Tony Chappelow Clara Couzens Michael Crosby Ralph Dishong Cynthia Dixon Christy Eddington Fay Elliot Floyd Elliot Linda Harms Teresa Hughes Kathy Bellamy Nancy Imhof Jonny Kimbrough Paula Klein Kathie LaFountain Ted LaRue Rodger McClary Michelle McGuire Brian McKeever Sharon McKiddie Dean Miller Tom Nimmo Cindi Norton Tamla Parker Jennifer Parle Tonya Skinner Pam Stanek Jill St. James Scott Sumner Mike Terry Carol Vance Laurie Williams Mike Yuhas Georgia Swan jcott, Mike DobsonCTgfh ans, Gina oods, Tanunie Walker. Cindy Allen. Josh Ludwig, n, Bernadette Yuhas, Dawn Spcakc, Terri Cear- n Dougherty. Gina Cummings. Not pictured: Hurst, Julie Jackson, Jjjnet Johnson, Doug v. Carol Wood. NATIONAL L_ HONOR SOCIETY ns A 1' No honor or responsibility conferred by the school excels that represented by the National Honor Society. It represents the fundamental objectives for which schools are instituted and gives recognition to those who have attained most nearly the desired ends. This Society looks upon education as a total product mea- sured by the four dimensions of life; Character, leadership, Service, and Scholarship. Sophomores Standing: Rodney Fisher, Cary Freeman, Kevin Kelley. Seated: Caroline Luckcy, Susan Sly. Catherine Luckey, Laura Bradham. Not pictured: Liz Bottigcr, Doug Brown, Jackie Croft, Marlys Dade, Machclc Greathouse, Jeff Poole, Brenda Wharton. ONE HUNDRED GIRLS' CLUB PamStanek, Debbie Catlett, Kathic LaFountain, Robin Welsh, Nancy Imhof. 93 Gina Milburn, Terri Ccarnal, Stacey Hardwick, Bernadette Yuhas. Lisa Evans, Susan Dougherty. Row I: Linda Swaney. Nancy Coleman, Donna Parr, Scott Klamm. Row 2: Carol Woods, Kathic LaFountain, Nandy Imhof, Pam Stanck, Sharon Breshcars, Fay Flliott. Row 3: Frlinda Woods, Jeff Blackman. Tony Chapelow, Patty Tehran. Row 4: Mr. Matticks, Terri Baoughman, Janet Johnson, Dean Miller, Rhonda Rice, Floyd Elliott. Mike Yuhas. Frosty Gerhart. American Service 94 Pam Stanck- Vice-President Mike Yuhas- President Linda Swaney- Secretary Mr. Mattie I This year in Van Horn has been one of the most wonderful experiences in my life. j The only thing that I can say is THANK YOU all, especially to my teachers and Mr. Griffin, for the great help they have given me. I’ll never forget you all. Patricia Teran Ecuador. FIRST ROW: Teresa Hughs, Karen Dorsey, SECOND ROW: Janenc Dunn, Valerie Roberson, Lisa Roberson, SPONSER: Ms. Hackett, Terri Collins Monster Holt, Shyree Holmes ETHNIC AWARENESS CLUB Spanish Trip Did we have fun? You bet! The Spanish students went on an exciting cultural-filled field trip to William Jewel College to see flamenco dancers in action. It was unique. On the way back to school there was a stop at McDonald’s for those experiencing “Big Mac Attacks.” German Trip This year the German students were invited to Southwest High School for a German dinner. They had a variety of German foods, including “Black Forest Cake,” a specialty of Viktor Edd. This year one German student participated in the National German Test, in competition with students all over the country. TORNADO SQUAD First Row: Carol Vance, Scott Sumner, Mike Yuhas, Thurman Crosby. Second Row: Dwayne Everette, Christy Eddington, Jennifer Parle, Tracy Pickens, Mike rS'Ifn Lcc’ Row Jhree: Ted LaRue, Floyd Elliott, Linda Harmes, Cynthia Dixson, Row Four: Nancy Imhof, Mike Terry, Tonv Chapalow. Row Five: Michelle McGuire, Kathic LaFountain. 100 From left to right; Row 1 Jeff Casey, Julie Jackson, Tina Clark, Kathy LaFountain, Michelle McQuirc, Tom Hawley. Row 2 Karen Byers, Donita Bramcll. Lisa McDowell, Carol Vance, Kathy Ginavin, Clara Couzins, LaTania Miles, Patty Fcltrop, Glynis Arnall, Lynn Hontz, Cynthia Dixon. Row 3 Reggie Young, Floyd Elliott, Frosty Gerhart. 101 Derrick Holt-President Bernadette Yuhas-2nd Vice President Tracey Pickens-Vice President Michcal Edd-Treasurcr Janet Johnson-Secretary 3TL CO jrncEKS Row I: Annette Patterson, Debbie Woolsey, Tracey Pickens, Teresa Hughes, LaTonya Miles, Jennifer Parle, Shree Holmes. Row 2. Floyd Elliott, Michcal Edd, Derrick Holt, Andre Reed. Row 1: Terri Baughman, Bernadette Yuhas, Warren Austin, Row 2: Gina Cummings, Linda Swancy. Row 3: Stacey Hardwick, Karen Lincoln, Janet Johson, Bobby Jennings. Row 4: Carla Smith, Kevin Moore, Kathy Holt. Row 1: Darrel Woods, Paula Cole. Row 2: Rodney Fisher Doug Brown. Row 3: Tondaloyo Cole. Tracey Diggs. CLASS OF 82 103 BOOSTER CLUB MEMBERS GLORIA ALLEN CHARLES DESSIE ALLISON HOWARD VIVIAN ARNALL BILL AUSTIN GERTRUDE BARDWELL CHARLES NORMA BAUGHMAN JIM BAUGHMAN (1978 Alumni) JAMES SUSAN BATTIGER JEFF BOURNS MR MRS W D BOWLES DON BRESHEARS MAX DON BRADHAM BEN BROWN JOHN JACKIE BROWNSBERGER MR MRS RICHARD BURNS MR MRS ALFRED CADE ROY 8. DELYTE CANTWELL MORRIE DELLA CARLSON CLIFFORD CARPENTER MR. 6. MRS C. L. CARTER EUGENE GERTRUDE CAUDILL FLOYD DOROTHY CLARK STELLA CLARK ROBERT CLOSSON BILL COFER FAY COLE MR MRS MRLVIN COLEMAN TOM JUNELL COLEMAN CHARLES GAIL COOK BILL 8. FREDA COWEN EDWARD CRAWFORD WALLACE CRAWFORD MR MRS THURMON CROSBY LAWRENCE DARDEN DONALD 8. MARTHA DEHN TRUMON MAXINE DE ROSSETT JOHN 8 LINDA DOBSON NATHANIEL KATHERINE DORSEY MARTHA DUNNELL JIM 8 RONIE DURKEE HAROLD SHELDA EADS LORRAINE EDWARDS MR MRS CHARLES ELLIOTT LEON 8 MARY ANN FRANKS OREN ELLEN FRANZELLE LOIS GIBSON BEN BERTHA GRIFFIN DAVID GRIFFIN MARVA HACKETT MR MRS HANSEN BUTCH VANETTE HAMILTON ANNIE HART ROBERT HARVEY (1979 Alumni) SYLVESTER JACKIE HEATH CATHERINE HEEGAN ELMER LAURA HEINRICH RICHARD 8 STELLA HELTON JOHN SHIRLEY HIX JIM WILMA HOGAN GLORIA HOLDEN ELIZABETH HOMFELD ARTHUR VIVIAN HOOPES MR. MRS. BOBBY HOOVER LAUREN EDWINA JACKSON ORRIE 8. ALICE JACKSON ELLEN JASPER BETTY JOHNSON GARY 8. JENNIE JOHNSON MR. 8. MRS. OTTON KAIFES KEITH VIRGINIA KELLEY DON VELMA KENNEDY, JACKIE KENNEDY (1979 Alumni) MR. MRS. ANGUS SCOTTY” KILPATRICK BERNICE KING CHARLES LAURA KING ROBERT 8 BERNICE KLAMM WILLIAM BETTY KLEOPPEL PHILLIP DORIS LAMBERT WAYNE LA RUE VIRGIL LEIBOLD RONALD ROSEMARY LENTELL LEON DELORES LEWIS MICHAEL NOEL LOMBARDO BETTY LONG IRA TOMMIE LONG ELTON SELMA LOWDERMAN MRS. BILLIE LUCAS CHUCK PAT LULL BOB LUND RONALD 8 CAROL MAYS J. M. MEDINA EDWARD 8. PATRICIA METZ john mcarthur YVONNE McCAY JOHN 8. BETTY McCORD HERB McCOY VERNISTEEN McCOY EARLINE McKELVY VIC 8. MARY MITCHELL VICTOR ZOLA MITCHELL DALE 8. JUDY MOORE DONALD 8 KATHERINE MOORE PUSTON MOORE MR. 8r MRS. GEORGE MOSLEY AL 8« HAZEL NICHOLSON VIRGINIA NORFLEET GENE I DELSA NORTON WARREN 8. FRANCES OHRVALL H.PARKER ALVIN 6 LORETTA PARR ROGER 8. BARBARA PAUK MARTY PERKINS EDWARD 8. MARJORIE PHILLIPS JOAN PICKENS DON 8i JO PORTERFIRLD JERRY 8 KAREN PRITCHETT CAROL SUE QUICK RUBY RAGLON AUGUSTINE 81 JACQUELINE REDMOND CORNELIUS 8 ADDIE REED IRENE RENNER H. J. RIGGS JERELENE ROBERSON JAMES 8 MINNIE ROBERTS KENNETH ROBINSON CURTIS ROGERS BOB 8. SUE ROSS MAE ROSS BENNIE 8i ARLENE ROYAL NEAL 8! JOAN SCRIBNER RON DONNA SHORT OLIN SHURN SANFORD 8 PATSY SLY CHARLESETTA SMITH HORACE SMITH. JR JERRAL 8. DOLORES SMITH JOHN 8i SHIRLEY SMITH RONALD 8. BARBARA SNOW (1961 Alumni) ROBERT SHIRLEY SPEAKE C. A SPRY FRANK STRIGLER. JR. KARL 8. BERNITA STOUFER DIXIE SUMNER RICK 8i ROBIN SUTCLIFFE (1974-1977 Alumni) EUGENE 8. CAROL SWANEY LEON ANNA TURNER WINSTON VALIN III WILLIAM VARDYAN RAYMOND 8. JEWEL WAID MRS. L. J. WEBB HARRY KATHY WESSNER DON 8i RUTH WHARTON JAMES WILLIAMS MARGARET WILLIAMS DANA WILSON BILL 8. LOU WOODS ANDY 8. PEGGY WOOLSEY BOB 8. JOANN WYMAN JOHN ANNA YUHAS BUD 8. FAYE ZACHARIAS Booster Club Members As Of 11 20 79 Row 1: Laura Bradham, Linda Pulley, Jackie Croft, Stacey Enss, Carolyn Row 3: Jean McCord, Stuart Gilstrap, Andy Porcrfeild, Ken Scribner, Char- Lucky, Lipda Swancy, Lena Powell. Row 2: Ronnie Dykal, Kathryn Lucky, |ic Franks, Warren Austin, Denny Jones, Ricky Burns, Bob Jennings, Mike Stephainc Rcipe. Dawn Spcakc, Deanna Dehn, Marlys Dade, Karen Lincoln. Phillips, Terri Ccarnal. Deanna Dchn-Secretary Karen Lincoln-President KEY CLUB 106 Charlie Franks- Trcasurcr. 707 MARCHING From left to right; Row 1 Sharon McKiddic, Frosty Gerhart, Linda Pulley, Kevin Moore, Kathy Holt Row 2 Terri Collins, Susan Dougherty, Shannon Ward, Eyra Webb, Crystal Bryant, Cynthia Dixson, Dawn Speake, Deanna Dchn, Gina Milburn, Terry Banks. Wanda Strictland Row 3 Ron Dykal, Donna Rudy, Cathy Lucky, Carolyn Lucky, Vercna Lewis. Josh Ludwig, Scott Klamm, Mike McQuire Row 4 Laura Feitz, Lori Minks. Michelle Braden, Carol Woods, Jeff Twyman, Annette Kellis, Paul Olinsky, Mike Phillips, Scott Gardener, Row 5 Stephen Hill, Eugene Thatcher, Lloyd Pegues. Bill Hogan, Kevin Kelly, Lesley Miller, Steve Cain, John Lcntell, Row 6 Christopher Brooks, Lyle Cowcn, Skip Cole, Cheryl Frazcllc, Yul Brown, Rodrick Smith. Row 7 Kevin Williams, Purvis Smith, James Mosley, Gary Hilton, Don Lewis, Rodruck Jones, Mr. Elliot. 108 STAGE From left to right; Row I Lori Minks, Scott Klamm, Deanna Dehn. Row 2 Kevin Kelley, Bill Hogan. Row 3 John Lentell, Don Lewis, Lyle Cowen, Josh Ludwig. 109 ):. 3 V 0-’ ■ v- J . j. 1 _pll- Lj, J -1 CONCERT CHOIR Row One: Left to right- Tina Clark, David Waymon, Mike Sherman, Nancy Imhof, Donna Parr, Michelle McGuire, Kathie LaFountain, Brenda Collins, Charla Cross, Pam Madden. Row Two: Donna Heegn, Lisa Roberson, Sharon Breshears, Gina Cummings, Pam Stanck, Lori Minks, Kevin Kelly, Gene McCaulley, Michelle Gaunt, Jean McCord, Row Three: Mike Phillips, Yvonne Leininggcr, Myra Everette, Tom Hawley, Lyle Cowens, Patricia Tcran, Kathy Ginivan, Laura Bardham, Deanna Sarlain, Cindy Bowles. Row Four: Eddie Woolsey, Susan Prinz, Kenny Scribner, Ricky Burns, Delano Ncwson! Todd Hargis, Scott Sumner, Richard Krawczyk, Gina Milburn, Lyn Hontz. Row One: Sonya Braden, Shyree Holmes, Stephanie Shaw, Karen Lincoln, Nancy Coleman. Deborah Newson, Terry Moore. Sharon McKiddie, Sandra Meyers. Row Two: Bernadette Yuhas, Laura Metz. Charles Edwards, Connie Groves, Lcighann Snow, Johnna Fcrman, Leslie McGuire, Jeannette Hoopcs, Ken Williams, Tammy Walker, Valerie Roberson. Row Three: Rene Royal, Linda Harms, Jody Kimbrough, Brenda Hair, Carrie McPherson, Charles Cannon, Carol Vance, Dwayne Everette, Carol Ohrvall, Beverly Shoat, Melissa Mader, Bill Mayeaux, Bill Hogan. Row Pour: Floyd Elliott, Stuart Gilstrap, Mark Lull, Andy Porterfield, Mike Yuhas, Bob Jennings, Albert Franklin, Herbert Robinson, Jeffery Blackmon, Wcsly Cain, Rhonda Rice. jj Jj | i| j Hi ri : i M � • m m a ,hn-. -0—r— r rr p rr-] w—m—j— r—r —ar • ■ -1 r +—J3- U—tf- OFFICERS The Van Horn Singers is a special preform- ing group of the concert choir. It includes dancers as well as singers. This year they preformed at several places including: The Kiwanas Club, Trinity Presbyterian Church and contest at William Jewel College, Liber- ty Mo. Row I: Carrie McPherson. Richard Krawczck, Michelle McQuirc, Stuart Gilstrap, Pam Stanek, Melessia Mader, Mike Yuhas, Connie Groves. Row 2: Jean McCord, Carol Vance, Ken Scribner, Tina Clark, Tom Hawley, Sharon McKiddie, Deanna Sartain, Mike Phillips. Row 3: Laura Metz, F.ddie Woolscy. Sonya Braden, Michcal Sherman, Pam Madden, Bob Jennings, Michelle Gaunt, Laura Bardham. Row 4: Mark Luli, Floyd Elliott, Kevin Kelly, Tammy Walker, Wesley Cain, Gina Milburn. Ill GIRL'S CHOIR Left to Right- Row 1: Diane Taylor, Sabre Crane, Brenda Rasa, Pam Madden, Mendy Hix, Nancy Imhof, Brenda Smith, Jana Foster. Row 2: Lynda Phillips, Jody Kimbrough. Kathy Ginivan, Donna Heegn, Karry Wesner, Sharon Breshears, Melissa Mader, Laura Feitz, Gina Hollis, Leigh Ann Snow. Girl’s Choir has been an active organization for 25 yrs. The head of Girl’s Choir is, of course, Mr. Cofer. He, along with the officers worked hard to make this the best year ever. The girls are pulling together in an all-out effort to reach the ultimate goal, a 1 at contest. All this teamwork results in the girls having a very spirited closeness among them. OFFICERS Secretary Melissa Madcr 12th grade 2 year member 1st alto President Sharon Breshcars 12th grade 2 year member 2nd soprano Treasurer Donna Heegn 11th grade 2 year member 2nd soprano Vice President Pam Madden 12th grade 3 year member 2nd alto Treasurer Nancy Inhof 12th grade 1 year member 1st alto 113 A UTOGRAPHS COOPERATIVE EDUCATION 116 117 PvOTC 1ST PLATOON ROW 1: Rick McIntosh, Donald Black. Eric Thomson. Delmer Combs, ROW 2: Linda Neal, James King. Elizabeth Wade, LLoyd Peques, Hurly Byers, Gary Hilton, ROW 3: Michelle Downey, Yolonda Fulbright, Sedrick McKay, Tyrone Williams, ROW 4: Denis Talvon, Jeff Brownsburgcr, Derrick Barnes, Joseph Turner, Mark Sublett. 2ND PLATOON ROW 1: Annette Patterson. William Maycaux, Karen Miller, Micheal Sherman, ROW 2: Marian Miller, Christian Arnold, Micheal Thomas, David Fcnsom, Vivian Byers, ROW 3: Sandra Walker, Lesley Anderson. John Lewis, Joseph Lumpkin, Barthe Willis 118 3RD PLATOON ROW 1: Derrick Thomson, Jerome Charles, Anthony Hill, Edwardo Baynham, Joseph Ulbcrg, ROW 2: Pamela Rhodes, Felicia Whitaker. Wayne Watkins, Stephanie Williams, Harold Conner. Mark Yazelle, ROW 3: Tracy Tivis, Johny Young, Byron Britton, Arlene Armstrong, John Weaver, Terri Hightower, Lynn Price, ROW 4: Travis Sinnard, Fred Pickcnson, Ewing Fisher, Rufus Evans, Ronald Chancy, Reginald James, Kevin Batton 4TH PLATOON 119 ROW 1- Denise Lyons Mathew Craine, John Sipple, Daniel Ghcaring, Danny Harris. ROW 2: Kelvin Flowers, Chris Brooks, Jarita Williams, Kenny Wiliamson, Tina Smith.Kcvin Phillips, ROW 3: Donald Black, Shelia Walker, Varcn Lewis, Christy Evans, Davcta Merrell, ROW 4: Yolanda Dorsey, Derrick Bourns, Wayne Watkins, Rodrick Smith, Pat Clark, Greg Nicholson. AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS Jeffery Blackman Floyd Elliott Derrick Holt Eric Martin Shawn Copeland- Treasurer Bobby Jennings Mike Phillips Charlie Franks Doug Kennedy- Sgt. at Arms Rodney Fisher Jeff Poole Warren Austin- 2nd V. Pres. Vincent Edd Frosty Gerhart- 1st V. Pres. Stacy Link Andy Porterfield Brian Stanek Jan Redmond Chris Smith Lester Swancy- President Mike Terry Eddie Woolsey Jerry Smith SIGMA TAU 79-80 125 Literary, Speech, dra- matics improvement, academic achieve- ment, and “whole- some” social activities were the purpose of the Literary Societies in the past. ■ ■ II lilii I— Van Horn High School Presents THE MUSIC MAH Music, Book and Lyrics by Meredith Willson Friday, December 7 Saturday, December 8 Sunday, December 9 Train Conductor Traveling Salesmen Charlie Cowell Harold Hill Mayor Shinn Jacey Squires Ewart Dunlap Oliver Hix 01 in Britt Marcellus Washburn Tommy Djilas Zanetta Shinn Mrs. Paroo Marian Paroo Amaryllis Winthrop Paroo Eulalie McKecknie Shinn Grade Shinn Alma Hix Ethel Tofflemeier Maud Dunlop Mrs. Squires Constable Locke The Cast Rick Burns Tom Hawley, Todd Hargis, Bob Jennings, Herbert Robinson and Bill Mayeaux Andy Porterfield Bill Hogan Stuart Gilstrap Wesley Cain Richard Krawczyk Mark Lull Mike Yuhas Eddie Woolsey Mike Phillips Michelle Gaunt Carol Vance Cindy Bowles Pam Stanek Haney Imhof Mike Sherman Linda Harms Julie Royal Michelle McGuire Kathy LaFountain Sharon Brashears Pam Madden Ken Scribner Kevin Kelley Jeff Blackmon Floyd Elliott Tamsnie Walker Gina Milburn Carrie McPherson Sonja Braden Pam Madden Julie Royal THE MUSIC MUSIC MAN COMES TO VAN HORN Lights, Camera, Action...................“The Music Man” was Van Horn’s 25th anniversary musical. Mr. Cofer, the cast, Concert Choir, stage crew, dancers and the Art Club worked hard to put together one of the most difficult musicals Van Horn has ever performed. The work paid off as the lights dimmed, the curtain raised, and the show started with much anticipation. Filled with electrified excitement, every performance was excellent. In the past 25 years Van Horn has produced many excellent musicals under Mr. Cofcr and hopefully in future years the tradition will go on. u o r m O o o WEST SIDE STORY . . . ..BRIGADOON MUSIC MAN..............THE KING AND O THE SOUND OF MUSIC...........CAROUSEL GUYS AND DOLLS.............THE EMPEROR'S CLOTHES TWENTY FIVE YEARS OF MUSICAL WEST SIDE STORY.........BRIGADOON : r............................................ 1: r MUSIC MAN.................THE KING AND I............ THE SOI JND OF MUSIC . CAROUSEL GUYS AND DOLLS THE EMPERORS NEW CLOTHES Rf i; HOLMES MC-JEFF KMON mc-carrie McPherson MakBOB HOGAN fC-WARREN AU: HATS OFF TO DISNEY LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION NIGHT BEAT HOLIDAY AQUARIUS NIFTY FIFTYS TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF VANTASIA FLICKER FOLLIES .... THROUGHLY MODERN .TEENS IN JEANS WORLD VARIETY SHOW ....... ANOTHER OPENING, ANOTHER SHOW ALMOST A CHORUS LINE .. 137 DClluc I— Cc Baccalaureate Service was held on Sunday, May 18th at 7:30. The service lasted only 45 minutes but the service held a very good message for the graduating seniors in his speech-leaving the seniors with the idea to go out and conquer all obstacles. 141 CLASS OF NINETEEN Van Horn ... i a x r. cf h-V- A..O-. A 142 High School The Junior Class presented the Prom at the Continental Hotel from 9:00 to 1:00. The music was provided by Prome- thean. This year the Prom was a disco which was a different and exciting change from the same old band. 145 Laura Metz Escorted by Bobby Ala ander Karen Byers Escorted by Jon Red- mond Tracey Pickens Escorted by Brian Heath Jarita Williams Escorted by Duane Evcrette 149 Shyree Holmes Leigh Ann Snow Patricia Teran Teresa Hughes Michelle McGuire 151 Laura Metz escorted by Jim Winter Tracey Pickens escorted by Gerald Grindstaff Tonya Skinner escorted by Gary Webb Cindi Norton escorted by Brian Heath Tamcla Parker escorted by Mike Terry 153 Andre Reed escorted by Shyrcc Holmes Jim Winter escorted by Laura Metz Gary Webb escorted by Tonya Skinner Beverly Griffen Kim Warren Third Princess Karen Miller Vivian Byers Second Princess Annette Patterson First Princess 157 IN DEDICATION TO JOSEPH MCVEY JOE WAS A TEACHER- A PIONEER AT VAN HORN Daily as Joe cruised the halls in his mechanical wheel chair he taught by example. He taught courage supported by a feeling of adventure in leaving the secure environment of the Delano School and coming to the crowded halls of Van Horn High School. Muscular Dystrophy could not stop him. He taught patience accompanied by suffering as he pushed his frail body and tried mind to perform those routine tasks and assignments assigned to other students. Joe, thank you for the lessons you taught us. Thank you for being a pioneer and preparing the way for other wheel chair students. Virginia Norfleet Counselor Those who were closest to Joseph knew what it was like to take Joseph in their arms. Joseph was very active, and he frequently wanted to go places that his wheel-chair would not take him. So he was carried- carried by the members of his family, carried by his school friends, and carried by the members of his scout troop. But none of those who carried Joseph about thought of him as a burden, because it was a pleasure to be with him, and he was an inspiration to everyone. There is much to say about Joe, yet there is not enough. He was the kind of young man that you felt you had known for a lifetime after your first meeting. Joe was a go-getter. He mixed well with other students and teachers and was well- liked. My other regret is not having the honor and pleasure of knowing Joe longer. I will miss him, as I know others will too. David L. Griffin 158 iff mk ■ A m As this year’s graduating Seniors walked across the stage to receive their diplomas, they were minus one person, Tammy Epple. Tammy passed away on February 21, 1980, due to injuries she received in a car wreck on October 26, 1979. Tammy was the type who seemed to touch the hearts of every person with whom she associated. This was because of her pleasing personality, and because of her love for her fellow man. Art was Tammy’s favorite passtime; she would sit for hours at a drawing everything from a dog, to the setting sun. Before the accident Tammy was making plans to attend college and to become a professional artist. Speaking with some of Tammy’s friends and reminiscing on memories of the good times shared, one realizes that al- though Tammy is gone, she will never be forgotten. The headline on the frdnt page of the Valentine issue of the PIONEER saysipsest: “We Love You Tammy”, by Rich- ard Krawczyk M 159 % Row 1: Mike Yuhas-Presidcnt Stoufcr-Sgt. at Arms. ■ NITiriMlj Bobby Alexander Lori Anderson Glynis Arnall Willette Anderson Donald Ashley Sheryl Baker Richard Bains CHRYSLER CO. GOES BANKRUPT FOREIGNER LITTLE RIVER BAND Randy Banister Nickie Bartley Carol Baur Terri Banks Virginia Bolden Jeff Blackman Ron Bauman PITTSBURG PIRATES WIN WORLD SERIES SUGAR HILL GANG .... RICHARD PRYOR Mary Boutrcll Cindy Bowles Michelle Braden Debbi Brand Donita Bramcll Tammi Brand Brian Brashcar Sharon Brcshcars Myra Brock THE JERK STAR TREK-THE MOTION PICTURE .... NATIONAL LAMPOON Gloria Brown Gary Brown Chris Brooks Karen Byers Gina Bukowas Chester Carter Ronald Caldwell Winifred Byers SUPERTRAMP CRISIS IN IRAN Clara Caruzens Debbie Catlett Tony Chappelow Cindy Childress Brenda Collins BOAT PEOPLE WAYLON JENNINGS WILLY NELSON Brenda Cook Ronald Cook Terri Collins David Corda Steve Cooper Doug Coular Thurman Crosby Lyle Cowen Kent Crawford MEXICAN OIL SPILL NELSON ROCKEFELLER DIES NORM ROCKWELL DIES Jim Curtin Janelle Daniels Carol Davis James Davis Andrea Dickson Ralph Dishong Cynthia Dixson Dawaync Dotson INFLATION SOURING PRICE OF GOLD IRRATIC STOCK MARKET Paul Dumsky Robert Dudley Maria Downy Michael Edd Anthony Durnam Floyd Elliot Kevin Edson SALT II RUSSIANS IN CUBA SKYLAB FALLS .... HURRICANE DAVID Jamie Ellison Tammy Epple Dway.nc Everett Donnctta Fuller Laura George Zelodia George Randy Griffin Kathy Ginevan Forrest Gerhart WKRP IN CINCINNATI THE WHITE SHADOW M-A-S-H Gerald Grindstaff Brenda Hair Felecia Haley Steve Haskins Vincent Hayes Brian Heath Tina Henderson Greg Hibbs QUINCY FANTASY ISLAND MUPPET MOVIE Andrea Hill Kim Hicks Anita Hickman Billy Holmes Tracy Hockman Gina Hollis Jeanett Hoopcs Marcia Hontz Shyrcc Holmes BARRY MANILOW STYX THREE’S COMPANY Loretta Hornbeck Judy Hudgens Michael Hudson Warren Kahler Aaron Kelly Nancy Kenipask Sandra Kennedy Jody Kimbrough Cindy Kindlcy Johnettc King APOCALYPSE NOW EARTH, WIND, AND FIRE AND JUSTICE FOR ALL James Larkins Kathie LaFountain Richard Krawczyk Don Lewis Everett Lee Gary Leslie James Logan Jeff Liptakc Vcrena Lewis KRAMER VS KRAMER 11 PEOPLE TRAMPLED AT WHO CONCERT Pamela Madden Rosiland Long Patrick Martin Susan Malone Melisa Masler Darrell Mathis Daryl Martinez Sandra Martin THE KNACK ELECTRIC HORSEMAN Greg McCaulby Rodger McClary Mike Mauck Brenda McGinnis Lisa McDowell Claudia McCan Laura McMicklc Sharron McKiddic Michelle McGuire MINIMUM WAGE RAISES TO S3.10 SMOKEY ROBINSON Laure Metz Sandra Meyer LaTonya Miles Earl Miller Joseph Miller Leslie Miller Robert Moore Randy Morris David Morul MIDNIGHT SPECIAL DONNA SUMMER Dalorcs Nations Cindi Norton Kenneth Nooner Thomas Nimmo Willie Oates Mike Novak POPE COMES TO US STEVE MARTIN JACKSONS Kelly Odom Carrol Ohrvall Troy Osborn Richard Owens Tamla Parks Dennis Parker SOAP MORK AND MINDY CASTRO SPEAKS TO U.N Tracy Pickens Cindy Pennell Annette Patterson Judith Price Curtis Plumb Debbie Pirtlc Michelle Quick Terry Queen SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE Deborah Ray Jan Redmond Mary Richey Eunice Riddle Ken Roberson Lisa Roberson Rita Roberson Robin Roberts AMITTYVILLE HORROR ALIEN ROCKY II .... HERZOG FIRED Keith Robinson Herbert Robinson Carolyn Robinson Daryl Rucker Rosalind Rogers Yeanda Salivas Fred Russell Paul Rucker VEGAS 8 IS ENOUGH CHARLIE’S ANGELS Beverly Shoals Ronnie Simmons Clarence Simpson Ronncll Simpson Juanita Singleton Tonya Skinner Barbara Smith Billie Smith DALLAS ......WHEN A STRANGER CALLS ............ MONTY PYTHON’S LIFE OF BRIAN Laurie Smiley Byron Smith Christopher Smith Debra Smith Tina Smith Terrell Smith Pam Slanck Barbera Star Michael Slcffer THE CHAMP GAS $1.00 PER GALLON 1980 OLYMPICS Jill St. James Karl Stoufer Shirley Stubbs Richellc Surrott Scott Summers Ray Summers Lcnnic Sypert Lester Swainey Georgia Swain SIGN OVER OF PANAMA CANAL LOU GRANT PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS James Thomas Ricky Trcccc Geoffrey Twyman LARGEST CALIFORIAN EARTHQUAKE IN 8 YEARS .................BANKRUPT ROCK ISLAND.................. 190 Tammy Tellers Patricia Teran Brian Thomas Gregory Thomas Richard Taylor Mike Terrs Carol Vance Debra Villemorc Felicia Walker Joanne Walker Teresa Walters Wayne Watkins David Wayman Ausustus Webb David Webb MANY TEACHER STRIKES THE MAIN EVENT THE MIRACLE WORKER (ialcn Wilhelm David Wilheri JaRila Williams Sons a Williams Mark Williams I auric Williams Robin Welsh Ciina Wcndlcton Rachcllc Whisenand ROYALS NOT IN PLAYOFFS ONF. DAY AT A TIME SHAH IN PANAMA Robert Wolfgchcr James Willis Maxine Woodall Debbie Woolsey Melody Woods Gloria Wright Michcal Yuhas Jim Wyman GRADUATION, MAY 21 25TH ANNIVERSERY OF VAN HORN SENIOR Hamilton Duck's Springtime� Story MOST POPULAR: Tina Clark, Gerald GrindstafT BALLOT 19f Michelle Quick 197 SENIORS, SENIORS, SENIORS . . . JUNIORS Row 1: Carol Woods-Reporter, Melinda Parker-President, Stacey Hardwick-Vicc President, Row 2: Gina Cummings-Secretary. Karen I.incoln-Sgt. at asnj ) Carla Smith-Treasurer. Man Anderson Jeanne Anderson Warren Austin Arlene Armstron. 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Kimberlv Warren Tammy Walker Su .y Wcndlcton Evra Webb NHHH E-rlinda Woods Patricia Woods Carol Woods Phillip Wmzeer Edward Yuill Eddie Woolses Bernadette i uhas Robert Woods SOPHOMORES rVr • ‘ ,-.y v� vv ,4 V ’f tt - f. 'ty. u r • « • ■• HUS5 rs Sgt. atAnns s. Row 2: l isa Winter-Vice President. Kim Coolcy-Rcportcr. 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