Webb City High School - King Jack Yearbook (Webb City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1979 volume:

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Boys partic- ate in Powder Puff Volleyball. 3. Gary Berliew slams the ball to the freshman team. 4. Kim Clark, Craig Philpot, and Duane Bruner present the TV to the Elmhurst Nursing home. On this pageg l. The officers of stu- dent senate. 2. Beverly Jones pre- pares to pass at the High Hooper game. 3. Mr. Cliocran, the advisor for Student Senate examines one of the posters. 4. The student senate. Student Senatel17 me ' 1 1 lk X G Y ,P .zh- -- fi . 'Y ?y77Zaf6-league.. Math League was made up of some of this school's best math students. These students travel to Missouri Southem State College once a month to find solutions to questions in the various areas of math. Pictured clockwise starting at upper left: 1. Math League Squad. 2. Sponsors Ken Jones and Gary Smart. 3. Senior Mike Johnson at work. 4. Student Union at MSSC. 5. Senior Members. 6. Sophomore David Welch. 18!Math League 1. s' k 'Deaf g.. r TE' I F? Ji 95 B 413 'lv' 6 N. I Biology league in its third year of competition at MSSC, proved to be quite successful. Under the direction of Mrs. Meadows, the advanced and be- ginning teams learned a lot about the field ofbiolo- gy. Next year's competition may be changed to a debate type question. The reason for this is to allow each student the opportunity to relate their views on the subject. Starting clockwise from right: 1. Biology League sponsor Barbara Meadowsg 2. Juniors Jeff Archer and Jeff Hagerg 3. Webb City listens as instructor reviews problems. 4. Seniors Scott Hulett and Shawn McAllister examine pond algae for team problem. 5. Biology members 6. Freshman Doug Franklin poses for photographer. VE lk .fa i 20lB1ology League Yr -71. .U Q , 5 as . :WJ 'li' - N 621234 PY-ffi f -f M F' 2 ,N mqy 7 1 1 5 -A 4 - af 4 6 b, 1 0 W 4 L- 'f' L . . ' I -V . ,,.,- 5 V 4 . S A 1-1. ?--,i-- ,' .ne Biology Leaguelfll 77,4 77444561 f4faL'af 7 .ZX FTA has been very active this year with singing valentines, dances, and bakes sales. But cadet teaching was still the most valuable activity. l. Cam- my Parrill finds that teaching is not an easy job. 2. Debra Pence helps a Eugene Field's student with her work. 3. Sara Johnson takes time out after her first gym class. 4. Penny J armin welcomes the interruption of the photographer. 5. Sandy Duckett teach- es language to her elementary class. 6. Officers were Sara Johnson, treasurerg Jimmy Hoovens, Presidentg Ginger Gar rison, vice-presidentg Cammy Parrill, secretary. 7. FTA members sing to everybody's Sweethearts. 8. FTA poses for a quick snapshot. I , . ,n-, . - , -va-. V 'Z Prliwgyznr is ,gQ'f1V?f' 1, 5,:41:.,.7f ,1: .-gm :LF .1 ,Lil BTH, J--J..J-v,!. - . W .-y 1355 Q., V: I 'Qi-gl A1 ,JT f-J1 . 'J H ,.gT '3g'i3gET- r- ,s , H, ,H .n',, I, 17. , 4 v. L', .w,1 ' 1 , 4'-3, .XVL H 'L Mkt 1' I hr, 4. JV ..f .' ..-I1 131. mfpeH i'fr 1N'4 '. 'z'-Wh: Ph i. Q- , Y J FTAIZ3 6 Em to Smze JKI AHQM 4 gg? 1' Ffa f' 1 24fFBLA , U1 QILTUIT r 1 1 4 ,s n 1 no-im ni V ,kiwi 26 2425 1' '0 - iii 5101 Future Business Leaders of America, FBLA, is an organization designed to give students not only a good business educa- tion but also a chance to compete in dif- ferent types of business courses at the District as well as the State levels. Seniors Kim Clark and Brian Bond advance to state in their respective competitions. 1. FBLA members. 2. Officers: Kim Clark, Secretary, Brent Sperry, Treasurerg Chris Hughes, President, Paula Ivy, Vice- President. 3. Brian Bond-qualified for state in extemporaneous speaking. 4. Kim Clark-state qualifier in computer programming. FBLAf25 1 4 26fAFS 1-.LF -Q' I' ' u an '4 .P fm: 421 : L W I W K L gl : 5,1 Ev' 1 npr v L'owlea.zf470 - 75' lf' rr' . ti lg 1- .gg 'fir 1 ' Z Y If' .. - ,..,,i., ,, , ,alwsk-15 1'2L 2 WCHS welcomed Elisa Murrilo from Ecuador, Mari- anne Sainpio from Brazil, and Gladys Dupire from France to Webb City forthe 1978-79 year. Pictured on the opposite page are: 1. The students show where their homes are. 2. The WCHS AFS students. 3. Officers for AFS, Brian Bond, Ron Alumbaugh. Jeff Hager, and Cayla Boulware Qwho is not picturedj. 4. Marianne Sampio with a book on Brazil. On this page areg 1. Gladys Dupire with French Souveniers. 2. Elisa Murrulo and her book of Ecuador. 3. AFS Sponsorsg Miss Roberta Hill and Mrs. Katherine McDonald. l 077614571 ' Dldwd X-4444-V--V--V-4-V--Y-444 M 'A S fH, the fall production at- tracted large crowds. The play was centered around the crazy antics of the American doctors in Korea dur- ing the Korean Conflict. Members of the cast were David Nobles, Ron Al- umbaugh, John Meredith, Scott Hul- ett, Greg Salchow, Lloyd Haggard, Todd Rose, Stephanie Moore, Julie Storm, Kathy Crawford, Myrissa Wil- let, Christie Amos, Brent Sperry, Chris James, Tracy Eden, Greg Smith, Mark Severn, Brenda Sisk, Shari Durbin, Debbie Beems, Cindy Nobles, Cathy Atwood, Carianne Willet, Jeff Archer, Sharon Hataway, and Debbie Rand. l. MiA 'S 'H doctors poke fun at Frank Burns. 2. Ms. Rayma Bekebrock cri- tiques the cast after a rehearsal. 3. Hawkeye and Duke's practical joke works on Burns. 4. Duke and Hawkeye dance it up at a M'fA :S'5H party. 5. The Swamp', loonies scare Walt back to life. 6. Hot Lips Houlihan and Burns hit it off. 7. Duke shys away as Hot Lips approaches. 8. Hawkeye and Duke bid M'kA :S 'H 4077 good-bye forever. If 'k'ki'kY'k'k'k'k'kt'k Y 444-V-4-V444-Y-4444444-V-444-Y 'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'ki'i'i ki k'k'ki ki k'k'k 28!Mash if.?fxHif' gf- . fax- WN 'lg L 4 1LJLLngJgh,..-, .,,,,M5 '-1 , Y , V I l f s V , A- is 1 i ff A p W' 0 I 1 E Wi' .5 VW 4 Q, 'F-T3 I' . 'Q' 2 if Q .rg 451 La. 41 i ll I .LI4-1 J - .ye '- Wy K- 7 fm Mt: 1. Fun emphazied at tournaments with the playing of 'Spades'. 2. Coach Bill Jordan 3. The full Speech and Debate squad: fback rowj Mike J ohnson, Chris James, Brad Harding, Lori McDaniel, David Nobles, fmiddle rowj Tony Dear- ing, Brian Bond, Julie Storm, Julie Blankenship, Brenda Sisk, Duane Brun- er, ffirst rowj Brent Sperry, Christie Amos, Holly Holesapple, John Meredith, and Becky Carpenter. 4. Julie Storm and Lori McDaniel fight for sole posses- sion of NFL award. 5. Becky Carpenter and Julie Blankenship in the death scene of Aria de Capo. 6. Over 30 tro- phies mark the success of the 78-79 Squad. 7. Optimist placers were Tony Dearing, Cindy Nobles, Christie Amos, and Duane Bruner. 8. David Nobles and Brad Harding research efme4em!7s'fmd70afz6mzd an K 1 l ff ,--,,,3e . f '?T'-, ga 8 is at any 7 6 3OfSpeech and ,. I T I 41.7 0 5 2 3 URW. my :.wr-W x .A I, f yxgf.,v1N,. .fy . ,i L 11 . 2 -- 1 . A? . a A az. -,M ,.. ., in 'w 'ir' lf -f 5 935' Speech and Debate-2131 32!Mousetra p 4 new dream A feelrng of terror and suspense frlled the audrence as the WCHS Thes plans performed Agatha Chrrstre s The Mousetrap as the sprrng pro ductron for 1979 The play centered around the mysterrous happenmgs at Monkswell Manor Guest House Prctured on thrs page are 1 The guests of Monkswell Manor are mformed ofthe possrble murder that Wlll take place there They are questroned by Detectrve Sergeant Trot ter Uohn Meredrthj 2 Sergeant Trotter ponders who could be the krller 3 The cast of the play front row 1 r Juhe Storm KMISS Casewellj Brent Sperry fMaJor Metcalfj Becky Carpenter QMrs Boylej Brran Bond fMr PHIHVICIIIIJ Chrrs James fChr1stopher Wrenj Top row Davrd Nobles fG116S Ralstonj Stephanre Moore fMO1116 Ralstonj John Meredrth CDetect1ve Sergeant Trotterj 4 Chrrstopher Wren reveals hrs past to Molhe Ralston The play was drrected by Ms Rayma Bekebrock and performed on May 4 and 5 ,VX KNN ..z...,..,x if J The French Club this year was sponsored by Mrs. Katherine McDonald for the fourth year. Officers were President David Nobles, Vice-President Cayla Boulware, Secretary Denise Myers, and Treasurer Lori Gilliam. 1. Mrs. McDonald 2. French Club 3. French Club Officers f r f ' M'-or ,v in gl his jf 2 fr' X French Club I 33 li' lt 341 FHA ezwafeee ,lm 771,-4 Vaermzee On October 26, 1979, some twenty girls participated in the l annual Future Homemakers of America initiation. New members had to eat jello and whip cream with no hands. Pictured on the opposite page are: 1. Faculty members dine on p--f- dinner prepared by the girls. 2. One of the initiates, Evelyn Edwards finishes her jello. 3. Officers for FHA, counter-clockwise are Saundra Sargent, Historiang Diane Rumble, Parlimentariang 9 '9 Nancy Patterson, Reporterg Pam Coleman, Recreation Leaderg -' Phyllis Shepard, second Vice Presidentg Melanie J iles, first Vice President. Not pictured are Portia Maples, President and Paula Flesher, Secretary. 4. The entire F HA. 5. Initiates enjoy jello in from FHA initiation. 5- 1,- --,f X. , Q3 .X - FHA! 3 5 A 'f 9 djs' gg 4 1. il j'lf il ' ' f ? W ., ' af 4 ' 'Q F iff gl L. -bf M G my ,E 'nf E, .Q ' :ss- 4 2 X Zend iuefqwm The Mighty Marching Cardinals of Webb City did a lot of marching and performing during the 1978-79 year. The band, under the direction of Dean Salchow, received many honors includ- ing a II rating at the Aurora Houn' Dawg Festival. The band also per- formed during the football games at halftime. Likewise, the WCHS band played at the Annual Federal Inspec- tion for ROTC. This year's drum majors were Rusty Cruzan and Jeff Lawrence. Pictured counter-clockwise Za on the opposite page are: 1. Flag girl Dixie Beheymer does her routine while other band members perform the football halftime show. 2. The Mighty Marching Cardinals prepare to perform for the ROTC Annual Federal Inspection. 3. Eric Carr rejoices at the end of another performance. 4. Lori McDaniel and Jack Woody play and march during one of their halftime shows. 5. Drum Major Jeff Lawrence takes a break during a performance. fish' 5 Bandl37 x y x 15 u' Y' Nfl , f ,fl gi. imff' ,, '.s.if-' ' ,I ' T .J,. if 3' -. . f, --sf ' .A :'1 ,C 5 . if T ' M ET is , , ,ETX i ff ' QT? .1 'Eff X - A . -, . Jin' f e, . 1 5+-f gf f r game! get 3:1441 fy and The WCHS Band performed their Spring Concert on May 15 to a delighted audience. The following Friday, they met with the Concert Choir for the Music Awards Banquet. Numerous awards ofletters and participation certificates were given to the band students. Along with the awards came the winners of the various band awards. For the first time in Webb City, two students received the All-Amer ican Hall of Fame Band Honors awared by Purdue Uni- versity. Pictured clockwise are: 1. Bart Starkey accepts the honor of becoming one of the 1979-80 Drum Majors. 2. Tracy Eden and Bart Starkey sound the trumpets dur- ing the Spring Concert. 3. Mary Taylor accepts the John Phillips Sousa Award. 4. Lori McDaniel accepts the Band Director's Award. Both Lori and Mary Taylor received the All-American Hall of Fame Award. 5. Rusty Cruzan re- ceives the Louis Armstrong Jazz Award. Awards were also given out to the people who were selected to the Who's Who of Music in Band. Along with these awards came the awards for most improved freshman, sophomore, and junior. The same awards were given in Stage Band. . Z 15' The Webb City High School Choir under the direction of Miss Sherrie Mitchell held their Spring Concert May 10, followed by the Awards Banquet, which was held on May 18. National School Choral Awards were given to Ron Alumbaugh and Stephanie Moore. Pictured are: 1. Ron Alumbaugh accepts the National School Choral Award from Miss Mitchell. 2. Sherrie Mitchell leads the choir at Baccalaureate services on Sunday, May 20. 3. Choir officers: Ron Alumbaugh, Vice-presideritg Scott Hulett secre- taryg Shari Durbin, treasurerg and Stephanie Moore, president. Also pictured is Kathy Crawford. 4. Stephanie Moore sings her senior solo. 5. Ron Alumbaugh captures the audience with his senior spe- ' ' if i ' . ciality. 6. Webb City Singers en- tertain the crowd with their 'C vaudeville act, which was a suc- cess as well as the remainder of ' the program. . . l -f--47 ,lu ttf 40fCl1011' ll .IQ 'll I ,Ol Z I Y, -ei X. KK Q ii' W -v W I , 1 ' J - wg . -if fy .fi Choirf41 I 24 fa idle 3445645 1 2 Ensembles and solos that went to state are pic- tured clockwise starting above. The contest was held in Columbia, Mo. Q1jMadriga1 l, II rating. Q21 Trio No. 3, I rating. Q35 Rayla Bess and Tammy Coburn, accompanists. Q4j Quartet No. 2, III rating. Q55 Madrigal No. l,I rating. Q61 Solos that traveled to State. Q75 Trio No. 2, II rating. Q8j Mark Barlow, I rating, Piano Solo. Ii 8 42fch0if E.-9 . 1 QR? ff ff 'ix X fx,- C-13 ...f ,.,, .t, fv g ':-ul v. v - '--,rw . ww Qi I '+A , . . M4411 vw 3' ff' I Choirl43 Mary Taylor Melinda Howard Nancy Rose This years cheerleaders under the leadership of Mrs. Katherine McDon- ald did a lot for the basketball and football teams. They sold bumper stickers that really promoted the school throughout Southwest Missouri. They spent a week in Marshall, Mo. working on their skills and talents. Besides the work they do during school they also started a new spirit enhancer with spir- it ribbons. Some people may think that it is all glory in being a cheerleader but they spend more money on the teams than they do for themselves. 44lCheerleaders , 1 '-S V7 qi' mn A 5- Lf ' li lv-' 3, ,. . I W . 1 ,, if - Y - Aa. l A ' i Ill Kelli Ellis Ginger Garrison Suzanne Jackson ' I ' ' A , V - l'l hQ Q ' '- ,qi , .Lf 1: Y X ' 4 . x J Q ' ' . f' i XV V. 4a . ' JY' ' , ,l '31 D' X f . QA i. 7 5 .W .linger Archer lk 4 Cheer1ez1ders!45 awww Mate: Wwadew Chanters had a successful year in cheer- ing our team to victory. 1. Senior Ste- phanie Moore 2. Sophomore LeeAnn Addison 3. Sophomore Penny Cole- l man 4. 1978-79 Chanters 5. Sopho- more Kandy Woolsey 6. Sophomore Jane Blankenship 7. Chanters pose for photographer 8. Dedicated chan- ters 9. Rhonda Story Senior Randee Koger was not available for pictures. 1-if 6 we - ' 'mn in Q. ,r l. 461 Chanters Chanters!47 edezftea and ance ta :Ae Zed: it F' The Webb City Redettes, under the direction of Rayma Bekebrock, worked hard to earn money for their uniforms as in past years. They are the group that Marches and Dances to the Beat to make each half time and pre-game ceremony entertaining to all players and fans of the Webb City Cardinals. The highlight for the girls this year was the chance to tra- vel with the band to Tulsa for their Christmas parade. Their hard work during practices after and sometimes before school proved to be rewarding. 1. Jackie Evans 2. Julie Blankenship and Debra Pence during pre- game ceremonies. 3. The Webb City Redettes. 4. Kathy Crawford enjoying a preformance 5. Ms. Bekebrock conferring with the girls 6. Linda Fenix, Kim Lassiter, and Robin Fair practicing for a parade 7. Officers Robin Fair, Parl.g Linda Fenix, co-captaing Cathy Parish, sec.g Kim Lassiter, captaing Gail Bridges, treas. 48fRedettes ?fPf ' wit QD.-ijfvl .gf-j X I L A I' 1 3 TN 5342 ki 7715 Vnczmzea wztq-,Que The WCHS National Honor Soci- ety is a goal sought by many high school students, but achieved by few. A student must not only make the academic requirements for the club, but also must meet the personal levels of excellence in such -areas as Leadership, Citizenship, Service and Character. According to sponsor Steven Neely, a selected board of 10 teachers is involved in the screening process for prospective initiates. The 45 members chosen joined the veteren 32 seniors already in the organization. The main pur- pose of National Honor Society is to reward excellent students. 1 2 SOINHS T '- 1. . , ,gf 1 Q . N F V- V I ' I X ANA' ,A ' il A 5. V' .,,.,f-f- H-Ark-A 73.14 ,,,..v Pictured left to right 1. 1978-1979 Na tional Honor Society during initiation 2. President Roger Clark 3. NHS offi- cers: President Roger Clark, vice-pres- ident Julie Blankenship, secretary ddtafw ' . . . were 8 pages in length and ever issue with the exception of one a two page spread. These spread covered items such as the Conn collapse and the rescue ofAlfor Summers, Football, College Re ROTC, and Senior Favorites. .ff 4:4 .2 4 5 Events that were covered were the opportunity to have one page of the interviewing of Paul Harvey, Jack An- Insight published in the Carthage Press. derson of Good Morning America, and 1. Photo journalism was furnished by Don Gladfelter of the J PD, which add- Mona Powell, Chris Hughes, Tom ed outside interest to the paper. The Beisner, and Greg Turner. Insight had a very good year with the .--F 'nm Cunha u',e v' F'-XXX ,,:.1-:-+1'gg,1A.m....r.wv..5-,xxx 1 -,,g,fv . 'Q ix Arxn-nw-s--v . . A X' 2355, :I I - - ' ' wifi: X .h 'N X 5,17 X... 7' V157 xi 1. ,,, Y-- . -' Zfg'LJ'Ll?1pX . 5 .Q ,. K ,. M K Pictured clockwise: l. Co-editor David McConnell. 2. Julie Blank- enship Co-editor, 3. Page editors David Nobles, Joe Grisham, Jim I-Ioovens, Brad Harding, Tom Beisner and Vicki Hill. 4. Insight and Carthage Press. S. Julie and Jim talking about an upcoming story 6. The 78-79 Insight Staff 7. David Nobles and Tom Beis- ner take time for a picture. Insight! 53 Kim Clark was crowned Queen of the ROTC Military Ball, April 28, 1979. Pictured fclockwise from rightj. flj Ron West and Kim Clark enjoy the dance. f2j Sr. Kevin Rich escorts Jr. Attendant Cathay Clark. Q35 Sr. Ron West escorts Soph. Attendant Pam Munson. Q41 Sr. Craig Peek escorts Frosh. Attendant Rhonda Ward. C51 ROTC mem- bers and their dates. 16D Lt. Col. Snider and Sgt. Major Shoup during dinner at the Mili- tary Ball. Q71 Sr. Bob Chaney presents roses to Kim Clark, 1978-79 ROTC Queen. ',..- 4 s 54!Military Ball ,X J 2 N . I ,Nz k- 1, ET! . 3 fedgow ,44 Zaeen Military Ba11l55 Cardmal Prrde IS an orgamzatlon of parents of athletes of WCHS Its mam goal IS to support the athletrc departments of the hrgh school Thrs was the frrst year for the or ganrzatron and rt proved to be qurte successful Cardrnal Prxde rs not a school sponsored group but whenever the athletes saw that they had support they seemed tr put out extra effort An excellent example was at the home football games when all members of the club adorned 1n therr famrllar red Jackets lrned the football field after halftrme to encourage the team for the second half Pres1 dent of the club was Alan Hughes vrce presrdent Joe Grrsham secretary Judy Hughes treasurer Gary Phrl pot Prctured on these pages rs the banquet rn Wluch the members honored the athletes ' aide twzted Ay-We HBS i' il' 561 Cardinal Pride f ' iz' I I ', J' ,-,A '. -. n ' Q D 1 ' L 4 6... , I if K I -.S 4 er' ,f -352.1-f is , Q- - '4 X J 4 af I I K? I Q X xr 5 W i x 1 :Nj , ,, - . 'X a 4 . .- . I l . ,. 1. Y 2 s,a.'f af'- Cardinal Pride!57 ?afz Pwm 74eme If Z If f 'Q 9 K 58lProrn I 1' in J .f ?lC34 On April 7, 1979, the Junior-Senior Prom was held at the Ramada Inn in Joplin. Always and Forever , was the theme chosen for the event. Students showed up in their tuxedoes and formals and then dined on the food that was provided by the Ramada Inn thanks to the funds raised by the Juniors. The music was provided by the John O'Macy Band. Seniors Julie Blankenship and David Nobles read the prophecies. Pictured on the opposite page are, 1. Dancers enjoy the music. 2. A tender moment at Prom. 3. The John O,Macy Band. 4. Ron Alumbaugh cracks up as his prophecy is read. Pictured on this page are, 1. Brian Bond indulges in some Prom punch. 2. Students take a breather in between dances. 3. Stephanie Moore and Lori McDaniel dance to the music. Promf59 06660 Randee Koger was crowned Webb City High Schoo1's Football Homecoming Queen on October 13, 1978. This was the first year that two Seniors were competing for the title as both Randee and Mary Taylor were both in the running until homecoming night, Mary Taylor received senior attendantg Paula Ivy, junior attendantg Regina Greek, sopho- more attendantg and Tracy Lassiter, freshman attendant. 6OfFootball Queens My mai wt I I I rf, MXN 'H ,QL L Football Queensf6l eww 14 a4461!e'z'4 ' Tears ofjoy fell from the eyes of Kim Lassiter when she was named the 1978-1979 basketball homecoming queen, on February 23, 1979. It was a first in WCHS basketball that three senior girls were chosen and none of the three knew who won beforehand. Along with Kim, the other senior attendants were Kelli Ellis and Marsha Anderson. The Junior attendant was Diane Anderson, Sophomore Dee Ann Anderson, and Freshman attendant Teresa Anderson. xx '. i I' Ur? U1 an , 1 fs 11, 5' or ,Lf W xi W, ,W AZIv,w,.i F Y f 'qlli 'V l , H . M dz.. 7 Nl x' Q' ' Y n 1 -' Q l k 4 W' 1 -If N. 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'x , H, H 1 ? ,f Ti A , 'Q A 'T ,.A' I, W 'f 1 ' . 4',- 2 fn . ,- f -A I., . f'.,X.1.' NH On February 2, Miss Melanie Jiles was crowned FHA Queen during a bas- ketball game with Carthage. Melanie was chosen by other members of the club to reign as their queen. Senior Joe Grisham escorted the queen and bestowed her with the traditional kiss. Melanie was attended by senior Portia Maples, junior Pam Coleman, sopho- more Mary Asbell and freshman Paula Busby. 1. Pam Busby and escort Paul Moser 2. Mary Asbell with escort Gary Veach 3. Pam Coleman and escort Mike Skiles 4. Portia Maples and Ran- dy Jones 5. Queen Melanie and escort Joe Grissom 6. Melanie Jiles and Joe Grissom 7. Queen and her court FHA Queen! 69 2 7 70X ROTC 7m,wezwa agdagdze 79 km The Annual Federal Inspection is accompanied with straight backs and arms at sides. 1. Major Marible, Sgt. Maj. Shoup, Major Abraham, and Col. Snider relax for a moment. 2. Bob Chaney, Kim Clark, and Col. Williams are involved in inspection. 3. Leo Pack- er and his platoon stand at attention. 4. 'Parade rest' stance taken. 5. David Giffen salutes Colors. 6. Kevin Rich stands tall, While he is being inspected. 7. Color guard stand proud. 5 ROTCl7l Teaching leadership to high school students is not always an easyjob. But Colonel Clarence Snider and Sargent Major I-Iarold Shoup have devoted their entire careers to that goal. Their devotion has earned them the Honor Unit with Distinction Award for two years in a row. Along with learning leadership the students learn marksman- ship, drilling, and map reading. 1. Students relax for a few moments after class. 2. Col. Snider and Sgt. Maj. Shoup discuss teaching plans for the coming week. 3. 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' dy, ' , Qi.. .r ,.-.'. - , The Webb City High School football team of 1978, pictured above, is front row fl-rj, Johnny Bryant, Keith Darby, Phil Divine, Lory Garvita, Chris Hughes, Bill Bohnhoff, Chuck Jacks, Greg Tur- ner, John Macias, and David Crampton. Second row fl-rj, Kelly McDowell, 761 Football milpa Robin Farmer, Gale Perry, Gary Ber- liew, Greg Grosse, Kieth Espinosa, Curt Divine, Rick Mobley, Chip Weav- er, John Hole, Danny Carter, Rusty Cruzan, Third row Cl-rj, Tom Sharp, Gary Veatch, Keith Hirch, Randy Jones, Leo Packer, Carl Moser, Frank Martin, Jim Hoovens, Doug rey, Gary Harris, Craig Philpot Ogle, Fourth row, fl-rj, Brett Randy Rhines, Joe Grisham, Lips Haltman, David Myers, J eff Archer Earl Mahaffey, Alan Lloyd, Scott ett, Barry Liebling, and Mike 70.6. me ' 75441545-2 This year was by far one of my smallest teams ever. But they made up for this lack of size by displaying more heart and will to win than any team l have ever coached, stated head football coach Tom Gosch, in refer- ence to the Cardinal footballers of 1978. This football team was also one ofthe most dedicated in the off season. This appraisal by itself would be enough to make any team's gridir- on effort seem worthwhile. But the Card,s eight victories in W.C.H.S.'s last Big 13 campaign was icing on the cake. Next year the Cards will enter the Ozark Conference and face tough com- petition from Joplin and Springfield schools twice their size, So this year was goodby to our neighborly rival- ries that have become rather intense over the years. -r Football! 77 wfaxme ' 75 6 Daman 1 3 78!Wrestling I ,X i if F T' ,fx-X I it 1 0 n L , QM! 5 x wyfm. 11612, 11 J Jlsvl. Q Wil 1. 1 1 ll - 1 -X T nf- ,N .. , A 1 -1 ll X I XE tix' . - NNE xg--Jr ,X 5' x TN' ' ll- 4 I A X' v aid Q 1 V r. ,.f '-. fy , '...-5 A ,! Wrestlingf78 Coach Charels Meadows' grapplers proved that 1978-1979 was definitely their year. The wrestlers captured the Big 13 conference title and the District title. They sported a 9-3 over-all team record. They sent seven wrestlers to state with Robert MacLaughlin captur- ing first place in the Class I-A l 12 weight class. The team also manag- ed to claim first place at the Monett and Seneca tournaments. The wrestlers installed pride and enthusiasm into their fans by hard work and dedication. 1. Wrestling chanters in action 2. State champ Robert MacLaugh- lin 3. Wrestlers to state fEspinosa not picturedj 4. Espo wins match 5. Wrestling squad 6. Coach Meadows gives team support 7. Wrestling metals ......----r i l 7 'V .- 5' . 1 fr if 1 at 'Q 'A 7 I .A tl 1 -' , A 1 r r ' '3 .N , , Y X ' -it , -T '.- ,' 1 j sf' r' 1 ,mi 1 : ' 1 1 ' N' . 1 ff fi Q 3 5 - 9 ski ' lk U' 1 -- T514 if , . f f 7 stru t - 1 ' We .' V . '. 1 - 3' . .,.---.-.. 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The Cards final record of 9 wins and 16 losses did not show what kind of team we really had this ,,, year, quoted head coach Utter. The r team's leading scorer was Rusty Cruzan, t senior center, followed by junior for- ward Doug McCallister and senior for- ward Jeff Garvey. Y, mafia it rt! ir ,,,. S95- J.:-Qny -,-- N - X f l S -. ,,Ae.. W 2' -ft' 'fx gi'? l'i' rv, . , , EV gt, W as it-ri,-.lhllrgi aaa-rr. . 'rffz-9515211 f' 1 va? I Q' I ., ,I i :.,,,..- gg I 1 Ji ww' ' W .v 3:51 1.5 A 'Q . ' fy-rqm' .- -ELT fr-3 . f ga? :LEU - .SV A Nj ,A ,gh . K . XL V an zz N .- VW B , ' ,tj .nf 4, 3 1 if 1 A I ' 2 ga: M ' 1 M Egv W gwggf ,. V, -' ' Ml ,-.,.g'g,7?'Z'!L' f l ' 1 A 1 , w -,:JLLgfx,-1:4 ' 1' fa F X Chris Hughes , ' w- -I K -7 5: 2 Y ' A T HNCN. - T- , W i ?:' .g l Q ,L - x -e2+f--n.,, Q If i i! 1 5:-S -1' , , , -gg SQ, Q ' .-gm-.., WAX K Q ,'af,f,5,-iiif' , thx' -gfrrpygazi I ..f,f- K ,. ' fn,- Q 'V I , T v ' A V' .9111 V' ' 11' AQ?-6 if ' G Rusty Cruzan Basketba11f81 82lBasketbal1 -,in MUS 3 D :n'a'. . -Zf:f:5'3 Q n'o'n' A ' 'Wovzadtg Snyhqe ' -'Pi WJ! I Q i I 'Q-4. ' 5'-is Q-any lv- , .QA Fri Mfg . , K - .5 'w -x If -I A L' I . 1 al fe -tara - rg. 60? Coach Mark McDonald's junior var- sity basketball team somewhat over shadowed the varsity team as far as seasonal record is concerned. The Jay- vee cagers finished at 11-5. Kyle Hick- am and Bullsie Oney were the leading scorers with brothers Nike and Jeff Harrison grabbing most of the rebounds If this year's crop of young hoopers is any indication of things to come, then the Ozark Conference should see a future winner. fa, a Hp I E'f'?' -.- ' s Basketball! 83 '...s i J' ' 'a S ' gee! Seaman , 511, -sw- 84fGirl's Basketball K.. Under first year coach Richard Correll this year's gir1's basketball team has had its best season since it began at Webb City High School. Three seniors dominated this year's squad. Pictured clockwise is the team: left to right, backrow: Coach Correll, Shari Durbin, Carol Stapleton, Kar- en Green, Cammy Parrill, std. mgr. Connie Tandy. Second row: Kim Hinds, Regina Harre, Vicki Hill, Jancy Gravett, Pam Hall. Front row: Shawna Clute, Tammy Rhines, Melanie Babbitt. Senior, Tammy Rhines. Junior, Vicki Hill, Senior, Shari Durbin. Tammy Rhines goes for a layup. Girl's Basketball!85 -X -1 Under new coach Tim Doss, the base- ball Cardinals struggled to finish the season at 3-14. Pictured on this page l. Kyle Hickam prepares for his time at bat. 2. Greg Turner steps up to the plate. 3. Coach Tim Doss confers with Richie Knight, 4. The Cardinal dugout observes the game as it pro- gresses. 86lBaseball U4 Br X, .Q 'fx-A-Wg 1 ' ,wwf i, .snr , ,. ,r - . fs- W, rr, ,, -ve .. -Y 'mb , . C' we .-.,:5 'L! -'r A ' : 'elf 1 E 4 V if Wise v.,. A. i-ilk 1 3 1242 ,4.,,,..f . na'-S-.AJ inni- Q f L4 , W :C Ti' 5 P' ,.,,,. . , A Q - f ' :F 3 ...fw ggh .A EI :N 1 fy W.. - .' 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Chris Hughes, Scott Hulett, Ron Alumbaugh, and Rick Mobley in the mile relay, Mike Skiles in the high jump, Jeff Archer in shot put and discus, and Hulett in the high hurdles. The mile relay 7 it - elf all Zdlfe team was victorious at the Joplin Invitational, Red Bird Relays, Lamar Relays, Conference and Dis- tricts. The team took fifth at state with a new school record time of 3:26.6. Pictured left to right l. Randy Jones hurdles to victory 2. Freshman track team 3. Jeff Archer does his stuff. 4. Rick Mobley in broad jump 5. Jeff Harrison trots to victory 6. state mile relay team 7. Varsity track team. ' 1 , Z1 s -. . ' I A H 5 1 A lr . 1 if 1 7 if ' 1 xy., V.-,,. V- V agp, -- 4? T i' gl! 1 i g 1 p 'sing a ,.. , 1 sas, . 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Hinshaw's strongest event was the 220 yard dash while Stapleton scored best in the 440 yard dash. Hall participated in the shot put and discus and Schofield competed in the mile. l. Kim Hines runs 100 yard dash. 2. Girls take time out during routine track practice. 3. 1979 girl's track team. 4. Coach Beverly Jones. 5. Carolyn Hinshaw runs to victory. 1.0-D I .. 2: we -----q,-.i,,,,i mx an at Daman ,,f Q l r 1 tr tr .. r '- W' :Wifi 1 7 For the second consecutive year Seniors David Bruner and Shawn McAllister have captured tirst place in doubles at districts. During the season, Bruner held the number one seat with McAllister occupying number two on the team. A total of 13 were on the team this season. F our seniors from last year,s five returned to join with two soph- omores and six freshmen to make up this year's team which was led by Coach Rick Utter. Overall, the team finished ll-0 while placing first at Districts and second in the Conference. 1. Shawn Mc- Allister watches as David Bruner makes an important shot. 2. Keith Darby returns a shot 3, The 1978-79 Boy's Tennis Team. 4. Brad Harding shows good back- hand form. 5. Doubles partners Brad Harding and Keith Darby. 6. Coach Rick Utter. 7. David Bruner exhibits the serve. 921 Boy's Tennis ii.- ai' -9' 3' pg' ,LV if? i .-...,..--' l Y 3 I Er:-, V f . ol Ef ' - L , 5 J 4 lr ' , M ,,, K. 'X X . 3 s, in N' A sw 1 x . 1 L k wb A.: . REQ ' -X ' ' 1-' - 'Q 1.934 , Y V r Q E. x l Boy's Tennisl93 5 94fGirl's Tennis 5 D ' te This years girl's tennis team was pri- marily dominated by new players. Ginger Garrison led the team with a perfect 9-0 record. She placed first at the District tourney and traveled to the State tournament. Shari Durbin the number two player and Betty Cumm- ings followed up with identical 7-2 rec- ords at the end ofthe season. Pictures starting below and going clockwise, 1. Coach Rick Utter. 2. Freshman, Tracy Lassiter gets set for the opponets re- turn. 3. Shari and Ginger get set to re- turn an opposing teams volley. 4. The number one ranked player, Ginger Gar- rison. 5. Freshman, Lori Benson shows concentration. 6. Doubles team DeAnn Wilson and Kelley Bottom. 7. Shari Durbin shows skill in a forehand smash 8. Front row: Lori Benson, Tracy Las- siter, Amy Utter, Ginger Garrison, and Debra Pence. Back row: Kelley Bot- tom, Betty Cummings, DeAnn Wilson, Shari Durbin, and Lori Chappel. .1 '1.',iL :' A f - ' an , l tr- -'4 ' rm' , 5 if ' ' . . 44-, -: AX. , i Il 5' ist.. LLM.: 4 , V., - V I '1 4 rffH.Vt?':kZ4 ' ' ' ' ' 014,551 Kvffl 1 , ..-.,--- '-x I fb 9 .ff-21 q 2 4 x Wfafrfr at iff' it ,t I .'P'ff.'f'f . .yB-- f. 'ff - . 1 M '-I -fr , r 31,1 'Q - 1 fg,f,.- ,- fl f' 1- - mff??ijI-- -7 ' . 'Q V, ' srl ,xg r ' 4.71 1 . . . . 'r til 1 x . lr Girl's Tennis!95 I1 Monett Pittsburg Neosho East Newton Seneca Diamond tourney Lunru' Diamond Pittsburgh Cassville Z4 , of M 20 20 70 70 f O-2 Carthage 02 2d '71 L 12 02 02 6 5 96lVolleyball ' Zace in fbi, Q Qi Q t 1 . t The Webb City girls volleyball team traveled to Diamond, where they suc- cessfully defeated the Diamond and Jasper teams to obtain a second place trophy. L'The girls, Coach Beverly Jones said, were willing to work hard and wanted to win. I enjoyed them. l. The Varsity girls pause for a brief moment before a game. Those pictur- ed are: ffirst rowj Regina Greek, Paula Ivy, Coach Beverly Jones, Carol Staple- ton, and Rhonda Story, Csecond rowj Lenora Brown, Stephanie Moore, Lori MacDaniel, Sara Moore, Regina Hare, and Melinda Howard. 2. Senior, Lori MacDanie1, displays total concentra- tion before serving the ball. 3. Senior, Melinda Howard displays a second form of serving. 4. Junior varsity takes a second to pose before a game. 5. Senior, Stephanie Moore takes posi- tion for a serve in a crucial game. 6. Sara Moore,junior, reaches to prevent a point. ,Q 5,' .,, Volleyballf97 'v 1- 5 1 5 Q, 0 4, 1 1' f x 98lGolf Y' F1 ' 7' . ..-fl ' ' -Nz: 1 . 43 . -1. 1, -- . l' X la S' X 1, ww' A f Wg , A , nixgfw Jw Y N 3 W r 2 -riY'JK,ii qi 4' 1 Max' 'P r ?!x.N Q: ,IN - g xx mf' . Q A F S -Q -K plan, .Q - ' 949' ' .- -1 A91 A -'v L ',w'.r- 5:2 fl, ,. V V, I QQ? 7- am-lfggmgli 64014, Harvey led the WCHS Golf Team to a surprising season. With young squad, Coach Corell and Doug guided them to a 4 and 6 Doug himself placed second individually in the Conference two strokes behind the champ. Pictured here are 1. Senior Smith looks on at one ofthe many rounds. 2. Doug Harvey to tee off. 3. The 1979 Golf Team. 4. Wayne Smith a solid drive down the fairway. 5. Mike Harding tees off at of the meets. 6. Brian Mahaffey putts as Mark Elliston and Johnson watch and wait. 'uf r .. 4' ' . -, - i ':!'-gil' .6 A - , . H of --Nl x e A gui . H Nr, .M 'W .W 2' IJ ., l -'-' if bf V- iii ,L 4-, gi Q 1, mg, 1' V . vvrtl' Q? mf ' g V D Qi' bf' ' 'lf' t 'Tn 1- . -R151 - . 4. 'E' if 73.1 .- .f-fT..f 15 1 ,,g5,,,Je- . ' 4-ff . ' S- . ' ' -' , L., b - Se- 'V ' . . . - N 1 - , , ., Q lm-.. A A Jdidus a 'Q' .A Q . .,, ' '.1.' .A eg. guna' - . 1 ', ' . Y J. Y. ,-.1 V . , 2 G01f199 4 Dual A new coach by the name of Tim Doss took over the boys' swim team during the year. For the first time in the three year history of the team, WCHS sent a tanker to State Competition. John Meredith journeyed to Columbia to compete in one meter diving. Pictured clockwise are: l. Coach Tim Doss. 2. Dow Higgenbotham shows skill at a meet. 3. The WCHS Boys' Swim Team. Bottom row, left to iight, Jolm Meredith, Jay Wood, Lonnie Venson, Nick Williams. Middle Row, Scott Long, Dow Higgenbotham, Steve Graverholz. Toi rowg Billy Athey, Jeff Archer, Mark Barlow, Scott Hulett. 4, John Meredith displays State qualifying form in diving. .,.. . , V M N MDQV I . Q ..S,,., ,I , ' 'M ii Q,-i'-t WfC'iT 'ri r f ' ..,' .5 - P V ... --V A ,gg kwa, 1,3-V , A--ww... H... A V .- .-., .0 ..- .f ' Y- .., A 1-s. . , , vilY'1,?,4',Ai : Y f - Y . -..,- M -., Y .- . - f ,ti 1 i ,,iV i , A - Milf? lf y ' ' ,I , 2- . 5 g ', , .si 5 pw' Laifft-53, v . i -V , i'T fun! . Y, , '-I' F' ,, ' M X ,- 3. ' do P, -,J ,yt -5.-.. ' ,'4g,,iw .ir - ' .M,j'ffx,zm--- ..f. .. - .A I .W -.-, ,T . -. ,,,,g,.. -. tj, kara.-.Q X V M . . it , T ,A , at 1 -a 1-- A ' , ar e , 2 l l 3 1001 Boys Swimming QQ Hard work and enthusiastic spirits combined to help the Girls' Swim Team improve over last year's performances. Pictured clock- wise are: 1. The Diving Team of Tracey Hoffman and Lori Stiles. 2. Bottom row, left to right are: Sharon Thornbrugh, Rhonda Foster, Lenora Brown, Rhonda McReyno1ds. Second Row: Tina Baker, Sheril Baker, Rhonda Fisher, Michelle Bartlett, Stacey West Lori Stiles. Top Row, Coach Dave Miles, Lee Ann Addison, Ginger Archer, Stacey Harbit, Karen Green, Cindy Cook, Tracey Hoff- man, Lori Sumpter, Coach Dee Gaddis. 3. Stacey West does breast- stroke. 4. Coach Gaddis. 5. Tracey Hoffman performs her dives. ,CBN S-e.X Girls Swimmingf10l - 76,4 Wakzadfe 4 The W Club wasjoined by the organizing of a new club this year called Fellowship of Christian Mr. Rick Utter served as sponsor of FCA while Mr. Tom Gosch sponsored W Club. FCA had officers to represent both the boys and girls. Serving as presiden were Stephanie Moore and Rusty Cruzan, serving as r vice-presidents were Ginger Garrison and Kyle Hick- am, secretaries were Chris Hughes and Shari Durbin. Counter-clockwise 1. FCA officers 2. FCA Club 3. W Club 4. FCA sponsor Rick Utter Q ac'- ' 5 ',j. R .A-..-. f1S'Q4!5' Q. 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V Y ,i,,,.' :rg t A. my-If -Q, lv -1- L'f X.- ' ' .5 ,ff-v Q,-ff -if-'r' 5 ., ' a, ' .4 Q 1 1 K . 1 .?c 7 N J '-FJ ,fl if After 21 years of service as Super- intendent at Webb City R-7 School District, Lawrence fBuckj Miner an- nounced on January 9 to the School Board he would retire at the end of the 1978-1979 school year. The decision to enter the Ozark Conference was perhaps the most im- portant issue decided by Miner and the School Board this year. 1. Superintendent, Lawrence Min- erg 2. Secretary Madge Jamesg School Board Members: 3. John Maplesg 4. Les Tappanag 5. Terry James: 6. Bob Fergusong 7. Max Collinsg 8. Terry Jefferiesg 9. The Board of Education Members 6 5 School Board I 1 O5 1 Dcwgdtezq em After nineteen years of service as Principal at WCHS, Mr. Fred Daugher- ty will leave his office to move up to the position of Assistant Superinten- dent. The student body at WCHS will miss his presence but we wish him well as he undertakes his newjob and larger responsibilities. l. Mr. Fred Daugherty, Principal 2. Mr. Micheal Mendon, Vice-Princi- pal 3. Counselor, Sherri Mitchell 4. Ann Nelson, Secretary, Steven Neely, Counselor 5. Marge Fullmer, Secretary 6. Kay Clark, Secretary lO6lAdministration EW F,.-lv 3 -ny I I I I I P-bw.. ., - N-V N Administrationf107 '-Q 0 'O-I 'J ,.r' 'X tion -fha JQVIN x 'N nw.. um-ss 2415? ,.- ,- I 2 fx 5 7 2 Q 108fCentra1 Office L15 1-s - J ' The Webb City Central Office ex- perienced new and different faces this year with the resignation of Lawrence Miner. Dr. Ron Barton will replace Mr. Miner as Superintendent of schools. Mr, Bartorfs position will be filled by Mr. Fred Daughtery, the present Prin- cipal of WCHS. His chair will be filled by Ron Lankford, the present princi- pal ofthe Webb City Junior l-hgh School. We, as students ofthe R-7 school district. wish these men the best of luck in the year ahead. 1. Betty Sheckles, secretary to Super- intendent. 2. George Garrison Super- visor of Purchasing and Maintenance. 3. Dr. Ron Barton, Assistant Superin- tendent and his secretary, Ann Wither- son. 4. Marie I-lale, School District Nurse. 5. Hazel Faulkner, Secretary to George Garrison. 6. Joyce Cruzan, Sec- retary to Superintendent. 7. Debbie Duensing, Secretary to Superintendent Central Offic-21109 Linda Feland-Business Janet Williams-Business Gloria Sperry-Business Tom Gosch-Physical Education Rick Utter-Physical Education Jerry Archer-Physical Education Beverly J ones-Physical Education Dee Gaddis-Swimming Tim Doss-Swimming Clarence Snider-ROTC Harold Shoup-ROTC John Childs-Science Denice Checkett-Science Barbara Meadows-Science Beth Utter-Science 1 101 Faculty .afar qw! i f 'vEex-Lijgifrfxg WV - ,. ., , 'L i' iriii? if g'5'2qifgf ' 'w K P 2 . , 5115574 .- Qygw, l, A 5 -- V 5.55:-11.Q-' 1. ina -. . 1113 5 1 E ,f E ii . xiii ' ' V .,,, : ' sf . fr? , fi T I. ' ' 1 vnu. A if sa, vi 411 m 'r , r X . . W1.. 1 , lk X t A I , W . A .wx rr' 2 . yan. I 5 if Stadenta 'genefdt 7mm 7 f X fa 11. r - - Q -3,1 Janet Williams Dee Gadd1s encourages Larry Sidenstricker-L.D. Jim Adams-L.D. Joan Tendall-Assistant Carol Holly-Assistant Steve Neely-Counselor Sherrie Mitchell-Counselor Dean Salchow-Music Matthew Holt-Music Facultyll 1 1 Jack Dawson-Art Vera Cripps-Home Economics Curtis Kamler-Shop David Miles-Shop Roy Ryan-Shop Steve Talbot-Auto Mechanics James Dennis-Auto Mechanics Gary Smart-Mathematics Ken J oneswMathematics Randy Jones-Mathematics Walter Cochran-Social Studies Charles Meadows-Social Studies Kendall Hunt-Social Studies Terry Rose-Social Studies John Green-Publications 1 l 2lFaculty E iii' rf I as 1 We ,, ki. Li!! i R wfffff ww ' C ':p ggxz gr'-5 F 'fr En . 'fi' , A 4- , xv' -:EX gzip QL? If Wayne Leake-Librarian Roberta Hill-Spanish Katherine McDonald-French Raymn Bekebrock-English Dianne Miller-English Linda Benson-English Connie Callahan-English Barbara Queen-English Bill Jordan-English Facultyf113 hm!!! all - iii!- .,,,,M, - - l ,.,1-, l - 5-55, , LJ t Q, .5 J! x i L 2-7 2 .-Q., .re Ain N tj F' ' it Y, Fl' FV fee? 5 I I 2 ll4!Cooks and Custodians The daily routine of cooks and cus todians is to help in the operation of the school. The Security officer is for the well being of the entire student body. Without the help of all these people the school would not provide as many services. 1. Cooks: Nadine Baldwin, Virgina Prigg, Cora O'Daniels, Twyla Duen- sing, Head Cook, Judy Drake. 2. Cus- todians: Claude Simmons, Jim Riley, Donni Payton, Tom Salverson. 3. Sec- urity Officer, Vic Koelling. 4. Head Custodian, Jim Riley. Classes 1 l6lFresh1nan Marilyna Allen Jodi Allisbury Keith Allison Christie Amos Teresa Anderson Teresa Athey Cathy Atwood Elizabeth Auld Melanie Babbit Robin Bailey Suzy Bailey Johnny Baker Matt Baldwin Michelle Barlett Cody Barron David Bauer Danny Benfield Brian Benford Lee Bennett Lori Benson Billy Bentley Tami Besett Derrick Betebenner Renee Black Vicky Blake William Bland Chantel Booker Tom Boyd Jim Boyle Shana Bramlett WM? ' 57 J J ' I , 5, , , ' e dm' 3 lim Us i t 4, -.,, Yi , A . V -w -.1 , , 4 . I v ... . will 'V ,' .--L ,, ,Ai A QE lf wc:-: , ,..,v , N ,. --x 1 I Jr.: 2 f:- , 2- 1 4- 75 gf, -f 1 , .V .3112-' ' ' ,451 1 t5gF'fE?i'fy T -' j 1 fxaeg JJ Hn' Y AfsE,.f.eiz? . 'lt-sf. -I ' T 'if' e Je! 3 g-. -ex x 'nv - ,J 19- ,sf - - . . of ,I 4 e' V . - mlhfv-fy ' -fs A ci '1 - ' ' ' .ziifiv it V L N1 '.- 'fren Ser ix? qw, ' dmawgggg 'I , A B f l 'itfllsl zzl V ' , at aaeta , it A l l if lt 'Q -Ex vb- FX' 1, V! A' F A 1 X -X V2 ff rj ,Q-' 195' girl 5.5 ly. 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' 44 I 1' , Q l f l JK Susan Bridges Peggy Brigham Duane Bruner Brad Bullis Tammy Burgis Paula Busby Lesli Bussom Brad Butler Martha Brown Randy Caman Ronnie Campbell George Capps Ann Capron Angie Carey Randy Carney Laura Cawyer Kathy Chaney Tim Chaney Tom Chaney Tom Chaney Lori Chapel Sheila Chidester Debbie Clark Connie Clemons Rick Clifton Shauna Clute Theresa Cockerham Doug Cogbill Lynn Cole Randy Coleman Dana Conley Marty Conley Suzanne Conner Danny Conway Bill Cook Ronnie Cook Freshmen!1l7 aaa 4,4 'sz Duane Bruner and Melanie Babbit were chosen by the freshmen class as their President and Vice President, also, Tracy Lassiter was elected Secretary, While Russell Crane was elected Treasurer. Officers, left to right, are Bruner, Babbit, Lassiter, and Crane. Thus began the first of four years at WCHS. Adjustments were made, and finally the freshmen we re se 1 lSfFreshmen ttled in. Mike Cooper Ronnie Craig Russell Crane Carmin Crutcher Julie Cupp Julie Dart Kim Dearing Troy Dilworth Leslie Dodson Mike Durbin George Durland Dennis Ervin Jackie Evans Jeff Evans Connie Everitt Missy Ferguson Kelly Ferriter Darla Fidler Rhonda Fisher Larry Flowers Gwen Forste Doug Franklin Gretchen Galardo Teresa Galardo David Gastineau Lisa Gordon Rosalee Gordon Steve Graverholz Karen Green Gary Grider r r r .- af.. f , ' r ' ' 7 - J , 1 Q. J l N --lr , A i l -li V. H Q ,-A- 1 n Z - A ' ' J FE . . H E I . -' ' ? ' T X A M ' J if td ir fl If J 'Jil J . L . 1 - K ' I 'I ' , K L . i 7' ., l d? . ,J 31 .16 X 'rj E W' l V il-if-G 7 6154 1 1 I f ,Eff -,ri ix. A -,- L T or i ' ' fig rr J' . 5 vfllaf J J. . 1 , AJ A rf Q ' i - EIC. .'- ,- 3 rt. fn, 6 .5 . ' Am ,ffl ff!!! X ty E' Y . .' R at l . ' J f .2 f K V 'Q 'H F ' A ll, F' 1 - ,J . , .. 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'J 'Lai 'f'fi'l 1::::' B.-,:,f1,:.1f-f,',',1, -:gg ggi :12'f4Jg::fz' -ii. tr... . . .sa -- - rrrrvaal il T ,. 1044 ,4ct'6ae Russell Smart Cande Smith Neva Smith Rusty Smith Tom Smith Frances Speights Pete Speights Debbie Stapleton Sean Stapleton Bart Starkey Barbara Stewart Patricia Stotts Steve Sullivan Debbie Summers Patricia Summers Tim Tanner Neil Tappana Greg Tarrant Jan Taylor Andy Thompson Charles Thompson Todd Thoms Kim Tyler Greg Vincent Mirl Vaughn Rhonda Ward Mark Wall Gary Weaver Tracy Whitworth Jeff Williams Sherry Williams Darryl Willet Sandy Willis David Wood Jamie Wood Tony Woods Renee Woolsey Randy Woolsey Freshman! l 21 ' z This years Sophomore class participated in numerous school activities After having one full year of high school under their belts the Sopho- mores were enthusiastic in their studies and extra curricular activities. Kyle Hickarn was chosen President of the class, DeAnn Wilson, Vice- Presidentg Jon Porter, Secretaryg and Kevin Wilson, Treasurer. In the picture at the bottom is Lee Ann Addison, wrestling homecoming attendant. Lee Ann Addison X X' :ii , K Dena Alee f .- mf . A Lorie Allen , ' p Mike Antinori U1-R' . . 1 Jinger Archer '-If ' ,ji ' V ' f: QL: N, - '. 'f f . Doug Armstrong '- -ft :Q -:-: -:-:-- I 3 5 X N W r rdf 32 9 v I ?g., 1 bf. r iff Lisa Arndt Mary Asbell 4 5 ., T Billy Athey . 5 ' ' l l Chris Baker W L A :,: 5 A W Shefil Baker 1 Tina Baker f Julie Barlow ,' Q7 ' ' Mark Barlow p . , Darlene Behymer Y l p ' , l as Gary Berliew f M- y r ,V r fl 1 X Jane Blankenship . pp C p ' ,y .,. r 5 l r r rr r iv V , . 1, N ,, ' V A+ Q WE A-41 W., X A Jimmy Bentley ' li f f l l '1 X l I ir-44-I 'xr K I ' Shawn Bohnstedt I A, -.rf r N Kelley Bottom r - Kelvin Bowman l A y gif ! Sheila Brown H' ili up Q K Johnny Bryant ,N ik Mike Burdick R ' l Q I U Mark Butler p K if ' April Campbell N 5, 3 35 Q y , Beth Campbell K 'il ,,.- j '-P? K 1 Eric Carr 5 A 'C iff? Faye Carr in 4 W ' J Danny Carter . 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EEFEQJBP I JJ dl aaaa J J QQKul5ND'1U Doug Holden Julie Honn Tammi Hoopingarner Vity Hoopingarner Gay Hoovens Debbie Howard Doug Humphrey Chuch Jacks Terri James Erma Jeffers Gary Jeffries Jeannie Johnson Ricky Johnston Junior Kenworthy David Ketchum Robyn Ladd Scott Lambert Robin Landes fikda Randy Lewis Scot Long Alan Loyd Tina McCarty J ack McGuirk Leslie McCul1en Brian Mahaffey Mike Major Robert Marrs Jennifer Martin Margo Miller Susan Miller Rick Mobley Karla Morgan Paul Moser Merry Mosley Pam Munson Emily Neiharte Allan Newman Cindy Nobles Marty Parrill Greg Passley Johnny Patterson Nancy Patterson Sophomoresl 1 25 l26fSophomo1'es Junior Payton Sheila Peek J on Perry Mike Phillips Ralph Pierce John Porter Tim Postle Terri Reneau Robert Rice Jason Richey Debbie Riddle Don Riggs Cindy Rogers Gary Rose Rick Runion Kelly Russell Carole Sandford Anita Sargent Bob Schlesselman Dee Schofield Brett Scott Mark Severn Robbie Seward Rodd Sewell Tim Sharon David Shasteen Eddie Simpson Becky Sisk Angela Shaw Kathy Shofler Brenda Smith Greg Smith Robert Snyder Tom Snyder Gary Southard Kelli Southard Brad Spencer Maxine Spencer Sheila Spicer Paul Stewart Lori Stiles David Summers Y I I 4 08 rr. ,V ,' V ' . 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E r 'V 1 '-' ' 'Y il, ll F 3 ' Y L, W, ,V f-X ' Ar X ' it I K ' Q., I l Q ,Q , 'I L in f 4915- iiljj' is 7 r Y ' Lx 'L V , T. r 'Q ll.lE f' ff' V 1 .14 'ls Y , ir T3 N J 1 f ' f :Q f' t ' ,via rf i N lux l 7' ri e 'V l at X- F 1 1 ' l gl- P' it if QM: Q-L1 3 l'51l'- Wir' J Typing class offered for Sophomores Lori Sumpter Brett Swanson Marty Tandy Terry Thomas Connie Thouveneil Gloria Townsend Gary Veach Lawrence Wald Chris Walls Keith Wannall Tracy Warren Stacey West Rusty Whitehead Ronnie Wiles Sam Wilkerson John Wilkins Carrie Willett Nick Williams Susan Williams Tony Williams DeAnn Wilson Diana Wilson Kevin Wilson Mike Wilson Paula Witherspoon Karen Woodard Tod Wooley Kandy Woolsey Charles Yeager Link Yeager Val Abernathy Gina Adams Diane Anderson Jerry Anderson Jeff Archer David Bailey Lori Bailey Sherry Burlett Haley Barnes Andy Beaver Tom Beisner Carl Benfield Lori Bennett Danny Besett Rayla Bess Steve Birkinsha Mike Black Dan Bohnhoff Larry Breedlove Lenora Brown Scott Brown Steve Brown Tina Bryant Charlotte Call Debbie Capps James Carey Ed Carl Becky Carpenter Bill Chaplin Doug Chew Wes Chidester Linda Church Jeff Lawrence leads the band in a half time activity at one ofthe games. l28fJuniors ' f' -. 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H4 -2' .5 -- -1- r ' 'E' 1. -. . 1, ' 1 - -1 S, I -A J 'mf .. if ' 4 'ee- , .B-I Ii 'V .A ' l X 1' I i . .Y ,.,.,x- A 3 ' Y lx if-KX rx Q: :Irv ,, H A ' , .w--I L.-N-My f 5 s- s V. 'f f 1 '- , :cf 59 EW .. , ' l gf... ig 4 r 'i ::'-5 .C 49 'I ll '- ll , , in rw r'-N , f f -fi x . .Z. IQ-11.1 f I V .KL ip J, ne, ' Q ,.. , A V .1 1 ' , t . 59- I V it-er , u, 'r V. .i ,m 'lll' J . Y l A '3 Kevin Hayes shows his skill operating the lathe. ' Wealcne l J 7aZ'a ' 1 lf. 2- ll l I? J J f I I , 2, ah 1 'M inf' I Y -,Za I- J ' X. is ' E C glib Q '.'A .QQ L-all U A r J., Cathay Clark Jim Clemons Tammy Cloven Robbie Clute Pam Coleman Cindy Cook Steve Cook Mark Corum Jim Covert Debbie Crane Cathy Crawford George Daniels David Davis Curtis Divine Angela Dodson Joel Dorris John Durland Jeff Eden Belinda Edwards Kevin Erwin Donny Evans Robin Farmer Robin Evans Steve Fidler Paula Flesher Rhonda Foster Mark French Rory Fry Ginger Garrison Jancy Gravett Melissa Greniger Joanne Griffen Juniorsfl29 fi.-w 130fJuniors rl Jerry Grissom Jeff Hager Lloyd Haggard Alan Hall Erma Haner Regina Harre Doug Harvey Danny Hathcock Kevin Hayes Sandy Hayes Vickie Hill Tracy Hoffman Mitzie Holden Chris Hole Holly Holesapple Kevin House Melanie Hunt Paula Ivy Suzanne Jackson Chris James Mitch J armin Richard J arnigan Mike Johnson Sara Johnson Randy Jones Vicki Jones Daniel Kirk Richie Knight Kerri Lanham Pam Lansdown Marvin Larson Jeff Lawrence Steve Loftis Mary Lowden Todd Lundstrum , if i 5, -is John MHCIHS 1. i ' i . ,xp x , wrt: , mi in ,x -A The Junior class had a new experi- ence this year, planning and work- ing on the prom. The class officers were the main workers and over- seers of this yearly activity. Pic- tured here, from right to left are Chip Weaver, president, Tammy Rose, v.-pres., Val Abernathy, sec- W we V341 ii retary, and Doug McCallister, trea- surer. The Junior class was involved in many other activities besidesjust the prom. These included all areas of sports and extra-curricular club involvement. Cindy Powell, shown at right, shows her school spirit. V g g J W Q , Y. 5 1:51 vu V -, . ,, X ,..lA E - ,, JE!-N it J . e ic r - r lp e -f J is 'V' ' W , . ,.,.v 35 ' ' ,lam ' ,rl 4 ' zf ' L . , r 4, ' if -mu ',i : fp ' , G 523550- ' K- N lf' J -W, ,Q ' t W ! 1 1 ,,-.1-A ' - VH? I 'I ie HH -. i Q W .:' H M, ' ii' f ' I 1 1 rr j -uf i rl, 'X .WL 133' ,-1-1 'V o' , 1--'ip V- L, ig as f vi 1 l A .-gang 4 -L -D,-,,,..,. r '15, - f -- f A . r 2 3 - I ,f ,I r ,i L , it .' 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' A -fl 5 V . it '-72 i - - ggiinwr' ' U . ,, , 5 ' 5 ' .P W QE- f ,11g1Q,f: 'R Qi, V Y Ae-V 2 'aw lf' an A 2161 H V if Q Robert Macias Pam Mansfield Terri Mason Doug McCz1llister Kelly McDowell Robert McLaughlin Rhonda McReynolds Randy Mell Chuck Meredith John Meredith Carl Miller Sara Moore David Myers Ruth Newby Brent Ogle Bullsie Oney Virgil Overfelt Wade Palone Cammy Parrill Danny Passley Gale Perry Phyllis Perry Randy Phillips Craig Philpot Jeff Pickett Treva Pierce Brett Pinion Kalah Poole Juniors!131 l32fJuniors Mike Pope Cindy Powell Mark Priester Glenda Rea Jeff Reed Randy Rhines Steve Riddle Lance Riley Dana Roessner Daniel Rodgers Tammy Rose Todd Rose Randy Ruark Diane Rumble Kevin Rumble Nancy Sambursky 'U , . .Y ' ,557 .-My I-L,-rr A Y 5' I k 7 I F24 A, K ,Ar iii X M , L , -J -.-1 5 , fi . iv. in il! ral! ,N 1- 4 I .H-s - -N' iv 'V' 'vi' 5 x 3' ,- f X K ,rf i v 1 - l' 1 'U R' -S W1 4 :sri i , E , a 5 V. A I!!! -.v4 , ' 'V 4 I X,,v4 ' gf Pam Woody and Lenora Brown sample the food they prepared Home EC Q, f J l z J I i 'll 1 L, J ,Q l Z'-5' 3 'i - ' Don Schlesselman ,351 - l l Aff ' -' Cindy Simpson Tom Sharp Pain Shaw ii '- iq' --i - -., Charlene Sisseck , Mike Skiles Stanley Sloan X .ill ez. .f Carl Smith Lance Smith Lanita Southard Larry Spaeth Pat Spencer Brent Sperry Mike Stanley Teresa Stapelton Rhonda Story Connie Tandy Colleen Taylor Sharon Thornbrugh Gary Thouvenell Mike Tuggle Lonnie Venson Billie Ward Edith Ward Chip Weaver Brian White Terri Whitehead Cathi Williams Jay Wood l34fSeniors Debbie Adams Russell Allison Ron Alumbaugh Marsha Anderson Peggy Asbell Peggy Baker Annette Bayless Don Beerly Dixie Behymer Debbie Benfield Kathy Bennett Mike Bennett Julie Blankenship Bill Bohnhoff Cayla Boulware Brian Bond Norma Boyd Renae Boyd Q ,Q I f f -ggi: 'i ,met : ,tl wil, 5, z: y , ,Q . L Y K '- .P NASE 1 f we Q, he X ' , J tx ,tl 4 x sw' JJ vb t E H Nt' V W f w ,Q :Wrw 'vt' iv ta-N5 ..r , v' X gs 4 . nj' 'A gg 1 , 1 ' J' ,wiv 'SV , J. '1.v', ,-Q ff ...qv f lk x V t. s F5 s 1 fs YQ 1 Qi' Sig as 5 u W wt 2 5 , If Nqr! ix . .QQ ww.: I ff' f 1' 1 '55 -s. ,it its sl ' ' ZA, Q13 .EE 4 52f'irfs27g.,. ' ,j lifitkii ui ...1.,. Y it ' ,mi H Za Elm f ' .1 -l'-Qt-EGWW ' .'I L'l1 fem- N -u vs- tgqe. V , ' i - ' - me gpm' B ' 1 - ' aims -1119 1' '- wg- . IQ 5 i , , E' 51,1 ft Y 1 SS- J A 'r' 'fe - - W we 3: A 'fi' 8u-'-E::- ' -'L eva , , gil ' Q' ' if 17 - --,eww X - 2-Qfs1'Lze.' ' 1' Wffgf '15 ' A ' . 5.1 A . , , A, fig -kg ,E . XE if I I NIHCWCU SGVCIUY Nllle WHS the choices for the future Leo Packer 1S Year f0f the SGYHOFS Through twelve shown here into the Stflde of thmgs long and tiresome years they toiled for Western Days. On the facmg until the end the graduatron Now page Dennis Dean Works on one of they are faced with college or career his many art projects Larry Bray Gail Bridges Misti Brosam Renae Brown David Bruner Butch Byrd Q Bob Campbell Leroy Casey Bob Chaney David Childs Kim Clark Roger Clark Cliff Clingon David Crampton Kay Crane Rusty Cruzan Keith Darby Robin Daugherty Mike Davis Dennis Dean Teresa Deems Susan Doll Janet Doty Danny Drake Gladys Dupire Charles Durland Shari Durbin David Edwards Kelli Ellis Carla Epperson Keith Espinosa Jim Evans Stephanie Moore and Shawn McAllis- ter eat in the cafeteria. 1361 Seniors .r, rv. u V 4 H d . ., E is X -X y-'J' 'bzrv X X IPP r ' l 1 I V. H, l ,, . ,L s K D use 1 - -li 1 8 f 3- J- , 1 ! 17- . iylrgzt-1. .X X X AX .l -1, 'vm ., 5- ,X - ,V4 5 ,A ,,,s1Qw u , .. ,fi E14 y ' Why XX XA X . . Wlx ' K vu 'I Y X l C '45-1 im NHJ .f. ,. s. r Robin Fair Linda Fenix Denise Ferguson Leslie Furry Jeff Garvey David Giffen Lorie Gilliam Sharon Goodwin Randy Greer Joe Grisham Greg Grosse Pam Hall Scott Hallacy Doug Halteman Kraig Hansen l. Julie Blankenship prepares for a Redette performance Brad Harding David Hardy Carolyn Hinshaw Rick Higgenbotham Julie Hoffman Arnold Holden John Hole Christy Hombs Jim Hoovens Melinda Howard Chris Hughes Scott Hulett Bob James Jeff J arnagin Lisa Jefferies Steve Jefferies Melanie Jiles Mike J olmson ' Mike Johnston Robbie Johnston Lisa Lybarger Jack Lundstrum Eddie Loyd Kelly Logan Barry Liebling Lisa Jones Jeani Kell Pam Ketchum Randee Koger Kim Lassiter 1381 Seniors Shawn McAllister Cindy McCal1ister David McConnell Lori McDaniel Lori McKnight Denise McReyno1ds Earl Mahaffey Kathe Mallos Portia Maples Frank Martin Diana Mobley Stephanie Moore Tracy Moore Carol Morris Elsa Murillo Rita Musgrove Deniece Myers David Nobles Mike O'Danie1 Linda Owen Leo Packer Cathy Parrish Jeff Patrick Craig Peek Seniors! 1 39 Debra Pence Jerry Perry Sheila Pierce Kevin Pyle Vicki Rea Tammy Rhines Kevin Rich John Riddle Ellen Riggs Nola Roberts Nancy Rose Tom Roy Mariane Sampaio John Schick Venne Scofield Bill Scorse Mildred Seely Johna Sheets Phillis Shepard Jan Shoup Cathy Koelling Brenda Sisk 1401 Seniors fm. dec! ' Most Athletic-Carolyn Hinshaw and Chris Hughesg Most Friendly-Christi Hombs and Ron Alumbaughg Most Bash- ful-Carol Morris and Mark Westg Most Humorous-Julie Storm and Brian Bond: Most Sincere-Venna Scofield and Ron Alumbaughg Most Talented-Linda Fenix and Scott Hulettg Most Romantic-Nancy Rose and Jeff Patrickg Most School Spirit-Mary Taylor and Greg Grosseg Most Likely to succeed-Julie Blankenship and David Brunerg Most Scholarly-Cayla Boulware and Billy Bohnhoffg Best Dressed-Gail Bridges and Jimmy Hoovensg Best All Around Stephanie Moore and Keith Espinosag Best School Citizen- Jan Shoup and Ron Alumbaugh. - ' ,Z l -, . .i e lf ' ' ' C ' ' ' If ' Li X .4 2- V A-5 3 H1 3 1- ' . . Wil' X' 4- fill ' 3 - -N: 1 r E 'r . V . , Rr - .DH ., 1 1 -X 1 - -'e A -' I a. 11.5.-:',5 ' , . ,I 1g1,l 'f' -,-,, ' 3 -1i3 kt .gi - - . ,' . 1 X. - zwhnaaazfa - ,-t .L f ti x. T , ,t t N x I F ' -1. 1 J lr W Sandy Slaughter Wayne Smith Brenda Southerd Carol Stapleton Cheryl Stapleton Tammy Lortz Andrew Stewart Kay Stidham Clay Stone Julie Storm Greg Swoveland Linda Swoveland Mary Taylor Kenny Thurston Elizabeth Troutman Greg Turner Darrell Vincent Fred Vinyard Rissa Ward Bobby Webb Johnny Wells Mark West Ron West Vicki Williams Mike Wilson Rodney Wingo Cheri Woodworth Jack Woody Alice Woolsey Troy Yeager Seniorsl141 1 This year's seniors struggled through a long year but finally entered lifes adult world on Monday, May 21, 1979. Baccalaureate was held May 20 with Commencement the next day. A total of 172 seniors graduated this year. CU The 1978-1979 WCHS graduating class. C21 Senior class valedictorian, Cayla Boulware. C31 Cayla and Bill lead class during class day ceremonies. C45 Seniors Gail Bridges, Julie Blankenship, and Dixie Behymer during invocation. C51 Senior Bill Bohnhoff, class salu- tatorian . 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