Winston High School - Redbird Yearbook (Winston, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1979 volume:

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LZLQLLLMQ RQQQAOW 41 M 615453 N -Ygycurw f0mft.Cf N 'X,,s T ' K' 1.1 3 . 1 O' C35- U'Ci Cxikmimd QlLLQJirQiL3lQ -fLQflf'l1LQ4S77f'fJ-Q4 QQ!! X-Lfcfw 'IVQLJ4 GLi,Gfw'X N Lil 5 i W ' X - 'Tj - 5 LM r' QQQ 'L'LfJLwq vfilffwoq fYYLcZ.Yw Ml- vifti -tgvyv-Qpq .fitbqftvd NCL .ji fL0h0,.L0 Qi' ,I 5' f me Fil -. - nk., CA l- -law is flaw dost? f W , a QW! LJ: LQ I f h L . X x5 f QAi U66jJ7'lf1,6HfVlxLfLf-512 'LAZL Alot of work and time has gone into this year's annual, which is the largest one Winston has ever had. The theme of our book is Reflections We, the members of the annual staff, have tried our hardest to reflect upon all the aspects of the school year. Unfortunately, because of limited space, we may have had to leave out some activities that were just as important to some of you as the ones we put in. We hope that you understand that because of the rising prices and limited funds, exclusion of some events and pictures could not be helped. There were many highlights of this past year. Our varsity basketball girls were the HDC conference champions. Our stage band won two first place trophies in two different competitions. Our concert band received a 1 rating at the district music contest. Our junior high basketball girls were the Winston Jr. High Tournament winners. The J.C.'s provided the school with some new trophy cases. The following pages contain still more highlights of the school year. A yearbook's purpose is to preserve memories so that years later they may be looked back upon fondly. We hope we have fulfilled this purpose. i 3 vpgtAvy,tAQqv 1 'f - rr:L'1.'1.'.':'..' ! Y Ga Harold W. Flint - Superintendent of Schools and Math Dedication The annual staff wishes to dedicate this yearbook to the five gentlemen pictured on this page. Each has bettered the school in his own individual way. The students, parents, and community appreciate the many things these teachers and administrators have done for Winston High. All of these men, except Mr. Flint, will be leaving Winston and shall be going elsewhere at the end of the school year. Our thoughts will remain with every one of them long after they have retired from their careers as educators. We, the yearbook staff, hope that in this small way, we have shown the sincere appreciation eachperson associated with Winston High School feels for these fine leaders and educators. Phil Fish - Coach, P.E., and Drivers Ed. Jerry Batson - English, Psychology, and Counselor Dale Heldenbrand - History and Health Darrell Hawley - Elementary Princlpal Faculty and Administration f' , i Superintendent of Schools - Harold W. Flint 1. Even with all his headaches lVlr. Flint can still smile 2. Mr. Flint checking his files . 3. Mr. Flint and Annual staff editor and co-editor confer about the issues 1. The prime goal of the Winston School System is to l educate the individual student. We try to offer the best school program to encourage the youngster to achieve as much as his or her intellect will permit. The school program is very competitive in all areas including music, art, athletics and industrial arts. We feel that an excellent teacher is one who motivates the student to achieve to a higher degree than his normal intellectual ability predicts. We feel the Winston School provides a faculty which challenges the student to an effective degree of efficiency. We are sure the Winston School community is proud of its local educational system. 6 l. T-ff--1 . 'l?'d, fi. 1 ik 9 4-aff? 9 .54 ' ff V I 'A r' 1 4 N 4 x 1 1 .Q l s 7795 J xl-af? I ill 2. W 1- Board of Education Seated: Bill Michael, Robert Parker, Fred Ayres, George Lin, Standing: Gene Caldwell, Loren Heldenbrand, Supt. Harold Flint. I Jw. Terri Parkhurst is the secretary for the school. Elementary Ai-id i-iigii School Principal i 4.5, 4 i V. '. . 'l gp A. . N' David Michael is the principal for the junior high and high school. Darell Hawley is the Elementary Principal. . M-gQg.g..gI.., .inf 1. 1. Now I told you NEVER to listen in on my phone calls! 2. Mr. Michael enjoys talking to Mr. Batson during his free .A X , time. A 3. Boy, l just love to hear a good joke! Know any more? 4. Mr. Hawley likes to stand in the hall when he gets tired of working. -. - .. fx 3. 4. 8 A Look At The Pllnff rw' vf 'ff 1 . i' ly 5 5 Ly -lbi' A, 'VA, . pl - il ll' xyl' 1,Q. ,j!W l 4 ,. I l 1 rs. T 6 --.--4--Hxzulgn IN ' Library. A ,-,111 2. ,J Q i .If ' r.' 1 -f 1- .' 6914? 4. 1. The library helpers are from left to right: Christy Heldenbrand, Glenda Roach, Eric Corwan, Tommy Kober, Vannessa Brown, and Larry Boring. Eleanor Rhodus is seated in front. 2. Mrs. Rhodus, our librarian, browses through part of the card catalog. 3. This is one of the many displays Mrs. Rhodus put up during the year. 4. Eric Corwin teases Mrs. Rhodus. 5. Mrs. Flhodus checks the books to make sure they're in order. 9 Faculty 1. 3. Pearl Wake - Elementary and High School Art, Photography and Ceramics. Emma Dennison - C.O.E. Roger Stephenson - Jr. High and High School Science Pat Davis - Home Economics and Family Living Joseph S. Shearer - Elementary and High School Music and Band N, -Qw- J 4 17 l Dale Heldenbrand Soclal Studies Dan Bridgeman lndustrlal Arts Phll Fush P E and Drrver s Educanon Mary Stephenson Math Jerry Batson Counselor and Engllsh Margaret McCarty Typing and Business Joyce Smith English and Speech 11 Special Education Teachers 1. T is u lax 202 2526272 2. 1, Debbie Mitcheii - Speech Therapist 2. Carol Marx - Special Education Teacher 3. Jo Ann Uthe - Teacher Aide 4. Mary Sandy - Reading Specialists 5. Kay Harrison - Teacher Aide 12 'Y' i --fa ..Y- ...L . I 4. RQ! J'-H if-I., 5. 'Ph ' P ' it Important Workers ii I ? 1 Tfft .,rf'1? M- 'si , ,,.. . ,Q '0 FU. - . fl 1 v JOE? , .. - kt J.:-V2.6 V . XX-NY J I gy N V ,. L .. ' an 5' A . i I Ji., ,. ' , Q . 'H' Q I ,A -5 . - . I I' -r v H' +1 ' H 4. i f r 1 eo 1 -fo , -f n , we of- weave M ,N M ' 9, '-4 fm 7 - 4 L Q: Im 1 Ara H .0 g kd' , I 'z my . ,' ld I bi 3, 5. 1: A A Y , , Wk., --A 2. 'WWST SCHOOL 4. Marvin Woods - Custodian Cooks CL-Ri - Etta Zimmerman, Lorena Talbott, Peggy Kober Can you imagine cooking 150 lbs. of potatoes? Bus drivers - Leo Lang, Roger Stephenson, Ernie Meek, Dan Bridgeman Lewis Buzz Schoonover Etta works hard as head cook. Psychology Class Partyg 1st row: Penny Eaton, Connie Eaton, Judie Barron, Kenny Pierce, Cindy Fisher, Peggy Stufflebean, 2nd row: Neva Becerra, Nancy Richardson, Vannessa Brown, Cindy McCown, Julie Reed, Terri Heldenbrand. 3rd row: Jamie Varron, Jerry Batson, Carrie Heldenbrand, Mike Hayden. .2 1--f -I ln: 1. 1. Artists At Work - Dale Cowsert and Vannessa Brown. 2. Working Hard - Suzanne Morrison and Robert De Ornellis. 2. 14 Students Barbara Ann fBichardsoni Baldwin Jamie Celeste Barron Rebecca Lynn Bernard Larry Dean Boring a. 1 : The Graduating mf Class Of 1979 ffl' MP A pf .-, Q Vannessa Gayle Brown Timothy Ray Caldwell Ronald Eric Corwin Dale Eugene Cowsert Randell Edward Curtis Tammy Marie Eaton Michael Fred Emerson Rebecca Ann Flint The Graduating 1 Class Cf 1979 a l Lucy Ann Stanton Kathryn Ann llvlorrisonj Sweiger Susan Elaine Talbott David Michael, Sponsoi The Senior Trip To Colorado 1. 2, 3 4. 5. 5 7. 8 1. Our bus driver, Bob, returns to the bus after a lunch break in Colorado Springs. 2. + y Vannessa strikes a pose while Larry pretends he doesn't know her. 3. Brent Piburn??? 4. ' 34 Susan is surrounded by admirers. 5. Many of the guys cool off ln the plush motel at Kearney, 2 Nebraska. 6. Mike Emerson seems to be dazed. 7. David appears to be scared stiff as the ll bus approaches the edge of a sleep cliff on the mountain side. 8. Philip prepares to splash an unidentified person. 9. Mr. and Mrs. Michael take on Glenda and Becky in ping pong. 10. The bus unloads at the zoo. 22 . 9. 10. Class 0f 1979 Vickie Lee Hart Michael David Hayden Mitchell Dale Hayden Ronnie Lee Heinse Phillipulvlartin Lee David Wayne Lin Brent Tan Piburn Glenda Sue Roach The Graduating 1 2. I . 4A 4 5. 6. L4. 7 3. 9. 10 11. 1. Randy looks upset. 2. Mr. Michael seems to be up to something. 3. Timothy the Great C23 4. A small group visits at a table. 5. Mrs. Wake keeps the group together. 6. A couple of cool dudes. 7. David and Eric visiting. 8. Vannessa talks to Glenda while she takes a break from swimming. 9. Dale frowns at having his picture taken. 10. Glenda seems to be having a blast! 11. Becky looks away from the camera. 23 1. 2. 3. Janis Ayres Judie Barron Milton Cook John Creamer Juniors Q F HL Lauri Hendricks Frances Gallegoes Randy Frazier vfv .,' li Future computer brains in the making. Dale Helenbrand is the Class Sponsor. He alsc teaches six classes in the social science department. lsn't she lovely! 24 Carrie Heldenbrand Michele Kilgore F1 -.0 ....--n -J' 4-R' Nb 'X-.f .4--X S, 1 2 hi Tommy Kober -1? Doug Lollar Cmdy McCown Wendy McCown Marty Michael Jackie Olsen Kenny Plerce Mellssa Rogers Peggy Stufflebean Candy Stark Phllllp Flsh IS another sponsor He teaches physical education and drlver s education Jerry Batson as also a Junior class sponsor He teaches Enghsh IV Psychology and IS also the counselor X 25 Neva Becerra Tony Caldwell Mike Cook David Cornelius Lawrence Curtis Robert De Ornellis Eric Dierkens Connie Eaton Jack Eaton Penny Eaton Cindy Fisher Davey Fisher Sophomores The Sophomores' sponsors are Jay Shearer Joyce Smith and Danny Bridgeman. 1-79 ral ,I 1. xf Z? a'x Glen Uthe Eilene Hayden IJ ? vlx Richy Kammler works on an art project at the left. Nancy Richardson and Connie Eaton fool around at the right. A -f' gif jj Terri Heldenbrand Richy Kammler Mark Lang Suzanne Morrison Steve Olsen Bryan Piburn Julie Reed Nancy Richardson Pam Stufflebean Brenda Stanton Chuck Uthe Terry Zimmerman Ronald Burns Billy Caldwell Zeta Dieter Chris Dierkens -4' 1-10 , i..ll. N 1, 'Q Pam Dobbins ,l 'F Greg Elmore ' Billy Fisher Christy Heldenbrand - Freshmen 1. Hard at work! lfirst time for everythingl 2. Margaret McCarty, Class Sponsor 3, Roger Stephenson, Class Sponsor it Sa' 'iff v A fem mil., E Ll: vi ' . .6 .Y Monte Hayden Kristy King - .--vvvvngm 5 QF ff? A 'O -vt x '44 G4 I '-nr I ' . 1 ' lu l fl - l 1 28 3' r if ' 1 1 y . ?',- , I ...: ,..,, . rj ii-1' ,T , A .DTM Q. E 14- A A 4 . if i- A v f ff ' 4- Va. up 2 L 'JK 3 ,, 3 . A . 'Y My I .4 .1 U X' un F 516 I' ! m , Vic Lee - Rick Lin Mike Loyd fr' - M Jody Michael Lvfip in wwf- ,QX :X . ' -. iff!! . ,, I N . A Karen Roach Marsha Searcy Rosa Talbott Richard Uthe Xi on . Y I wi--git ,J :Ni H Hey! Boom Boom can count to . . . seven? Janel Whaley Linda Woods I ii i'x.'i Mary Stephenson, Class Sponsor ' 2 :Af ..,. ' Sue Burkhart Sally Caldwell Mark Corwin Jeff Dobbins Mary Ann Eaton Alfie Fisher David Fowler Steve Fowler Eighth Grade Eric Funk Teresa Gallegoes Steve Hunter Eiirjli- -- -ig .H I .37 L... , ,J , , , 1-2531 ., -I2 if ' . -ja A n': 1fL., 'fl l - fi, f H 1 ' ' E J x- L .- ,- ,N ,fa N Q X, y I it I f N f J, it Fi lsn't it bell time yet? 30 The leg bone's connected to the ankle bone . J ,4E?'g. as ww , 1 - W , . 1-if lvl' I -Y ,fi 11 -'KA Jim Stlth Frank Uthe EZ J WHS Tum Hutton Randy Kammler Steve Lee Donald Mclntosh Kathy Michael Jeanne Reed Carrie Schoonover Sharon Stewart What's so funny gurls? lt's really true, Alfie! Ben Becerra Gayle Drummond Lisa Fisher Tonja Glazler Beth Lin Jenny Lin Chris Michael Z vp' ,Z .ice ig 'V fl '1' E '1 I l 4 ,, .fx Meena. Seventh Grade 1. Tell them to hurry up, my eyes are getting tired! 2. Let's see, do they get three or four points for thai? 3. How do you like my gals? 2. If ,ir 'C' ,,,.f-s-' .' Q, fh , 'iv--7 . 3 F. 5 l. -H we n 7 . .fjqg 7 . Ref- QI.. ,i 'QU 'Q l' uf R Cheryl Michael Pam Moore 3- 2 ' Q- Keri Morrison 1 . .vue X K L, ' M Jane Taylor Robert Searcy . il ., -.-:xiii Lg, J. R. Van Gundy M Alan Whaley lllllllll ill 3. 4 la.. . Well, we look busy any way. Say cheese Robert. Hey, dig this frog liver! I dare you to say that again. an T QQ x l- l . f 4-few Mindy Cook Lori Curtis ,:.,.. Lisa Dieter Kandy Eads Aaron Edwards Tresa Glazier Jeff Hoppenthaier Sixth Grade s --1 B, A , 1 , X . 0 NX X Rs, '.1f i .41 -4 V, x .1 . V ..- ,AA 4. -2 i ,.. if T f f' if, ' fa :J r-4 ilx ,Ji I ig, ' I Rl lfiz i ' A i25?E2'V . X - I H ' 1 59 , f X ,.. 5 V1 . . r :f if lei ii ' if 1 1 ins . Wk Q J' iii 1 lv 1 U, . Q . 5' 1 -Q ag A1 1 ' ' ,' Q7 . 2 x 1 ,' - - . ' ., - -X gli ..iZA'h 1 5 N ' n' -'f .,.n'. -- -.1 ', QP? . 1: :-.'- w.-.'.'. .-.H i --. Q' -:ff -as -.afxgggmi 1 5+ 5'3'k3:52-Z-C -. .' 2 6 i, ar 1, . 11? 1 ,- .H .'. - - ' ,,-,.E ry: , 1 . L . .M .r '- -. L 4 ' f'-'ful 1' , 1. 1. Nancy Kubel - Sixth and Fifth Grade Teacher 2. We'll sure be glad when school is out. 3. Are you making fun of me? 34 2. 'rs i P F 1 ggi, Q ITX-ff Q-7 470 v-Z :F-M Tuna Hutton Ronald Kung Karen Patzner Brad Plburn Dennis Stanton Scott Wllllams Shar: Wnght 1 We luke all classes but we luke art best' 2 l didnt step on your foot' 3 Look at all those brauns workmg 3 Rhonda Atencio Vickie Curtis Jerry DeOrneIIis Darren Dobbins v. Z ', ,sg Mike Fisher Ernie Funk Tracey Hutton Gary King ig-:L-1343--l K' Y fl 25' l-a-fu f'QT:s ji. i '- ' J . 2 ' lip-..9. '-3 ' XI, Y. .1 V - 1' f .ali- ' Cf, QI lfwxg it ri- U 5-Lg Fifth Grade 1 2. 1 Sure we love to stud . y. 2. Nancy Kubel - Fifth and Sixth Grade Teacher. 3. Now, here's the plan, boys. ' li .V -ff. S. 'v or Jodie Lin Denise Morrison John Morrison Larry Metcalf Karen Stewart Lora Turner Valerie Uthe Lewis Youtsey I m listening Look at that cheerleader' Have you ever seen pencils fly so fast? Class is such a bore Q- 'Il' 41' Jo Ballew Shelly Caldwell Pam DeOrneIIis Tony Dobbins 40 Larry Edwards Tulie Harkness Doug Hawley Q J , y -A ,fx id.. .H 5 p 'N 1 Q nf: -'e 1 .- ' K 1 D M wr- 75 T , .,WX 3 ig My 0 T f Q -,. --rt '75 x ,K -HVA 1 Fourth Grade mg , si 111 4-,ff-, 1 Richard Warner - Third and Fourth Grade Teacher But I couIdn't find a chair! 38 XTX -.- Julle Lee Krlstle Meseberg Tum Metcalf Mike Parton fr Tara Schroeder Dewlght Smith Krlstlna Stlth 'Nana' 'iv 'Q Well Mr Warner dld you fund them? 1 NTI Mellssa Wilson Jeff Keller Paul Schawang f 14 I 4 x Larry IS always so shy ln-I - ' x 'X fq. ' WW W Eifrggl I xx , ' lillf l lW l' A . rf 31- ' -Q5 -1 ji If . . H K 'gif W 4 xr s .. 1 .'-l W. il ' a six . ff - 'N ' 'QQL 7 HP' ,fig ,le ln l ' , ? , lf! l Q' , , . ligl . ' E 'xl I.,-1 ,i -I A -N lltlxn. I I LJ' ' 'ffl 1. F I. fgQQ5T.1 . - I , yy ,fm . Q VS MII, V L, ' 1 t Daryl Ayres Angela Brightman Rodney Caldwell Marina Cook Janell Dierkens Gayle Eberting Tracey Edwards Mari Heldenbrand Thlrd Grade It s your turn to hide the teacher s book Lets see, Columbus discovered America In Helen Woodward is the 3rd grade teacher s assistant. Tammy Hutton Tum Glazler Shanda Pankau Tracy Pllburn Mellssa Searcy Bull Stufflebean Angle Wrnght Larry Youtsey 1 Walt tsl she funds the sprder In her desk' 2 Smlle Kld We re on Candid Camera! 3 I m always so camera shy Alicia Ballew Shannon Bernard Jill Barron Mike Clark Tracey Glazier Billie Jo Kilgore Sheila Lee Steve Meseberg Second Grade Mrs. Vicky Hiley - Second Grade Teacher if-af fl -, li -.,,JY, x., ll , wr In l,g,,g'l -we! -A' 4353? 4-.a x5 !vx f 'ESU I 'C S 5-17 5,, .wi oil .-1 ,.qn 4 rf ,lg ., il X37 fl J l Greg Metcalf Tricia Moore Kammie Parkhurst Clifford Parton Jason Pittsenburger Tammy Plownam Wade Schroeder Q1 1 X Stacey Williams -,iq F-097' -1 -I sp:- DXO -2:3 U! ogg 459.0 Qmo '475 Q. men 009, O-nm QQQ ad mga 21'5 one :cm -:Q ---0 E s S 9. 3 x- ' 3 5 a m. .. ..- :- cn f , BHSWGI' is. r ig., 2 3. Jennifer Baker Tara Bassett Angel Caldwell Bruce Caldwell 1' .. Joan Hayden Shelly Hendrix Brent Heldenbrand l First Grade Hobart Hiley +A-14 V - vw, if -Q4 I , ll - . .0 1 in , .' N I , Al 1' V 'e ful- ' Marty Hayden Daniel Michael 123. ' 4 lg ., ' rg' Lg lrfjjb N-af X5 l I, f s ,.' ll F l l Loa Parkhurst V , Q x ,, is -V-.- .. Mathematicians of the future. lql 4 fl -K ,,..-r YF? ,ll ,. -A, X-if -N l .j M . Q A - f gf 'qf :il ff' -4. 'fur David Michael Julie Moore Craig Morrison Shelly Parkhurst Gayla Smith Stacy Uthe Janet Woods Rebecca Schawang Jeff Werling Brian Williams 1. But please Mrs, Parkhurst, can't I bring Elsa for Show-and-tell? 2. Does 2 + 2 really equal four? .. 4 45 ,W 6 'nl- Amy Barron H- ' Michael Brightman l' Jennifer Caldwell Nl'-331 Jessie Carter JY? AQ' if our .-f1 lim v N 5 il vs K I Shawna Carter Kevin Duvall Lisa Eberting Kindergarten , ,Q A .A i, hi F . .'f:3l!IZI!213 .31q11 '::: 'I 1, 1,-.p.11...-5 --:la ::f2g: EI 3 I :f'i3:E52E'::E1'.1 E fl-55325: R+-mr I Doug Fischer Tanya Glazier 1 fi Q iw 1 ' .. J if , kr, i I 'O -Al . -,..- Q-QQ Iv -.5 is ,S aw 1.5. 'T I ' X YL Rose Marie Barker We're small, bul looks can be deceiving! Tell us when to say cheese. 46 f . i , -Q ,i ' X , x ' . we ii 1 it it li fl! if at if ' E i i .,- FY .V 57 N V-T Kristi Hawley Cassie Heldenbrand Ronald Hiley Donald King Timothy Pankau Marla Searcy , -v. , ' 1- vii f ' ' 1- Wayne Stevens ' . i James Stewart T . S- Nick Wardlow ' -A V ' X Chris Youtsey 4 T, . ' T S T -L I -X ' Qi' ,f at JO Ann Huston ' Kindergarten teacher Ho-hum, and we thought school would be fun P 1.1 9 Elementary Shots W 2. was 24,1 3 5412! 4 X , 5. Now, Mr. Hawley, stay away from the hula girls! Look at those fantastic couples. Can you tie my shoe, please? Hey, look at this neat worm! I like school SO mUCh lf makes me smile. 7 W l'd like to teach the world to sing. 48 6. V -and 3 4. Physical Science teaches the Freshmen the functions of different organisms. Math Analysis helps students understand the more complex area of math. German I and ll had three students fluent, well almost fluent in this language. Ceramics is the perfect class for those with artistic minds. History gives us an idea of what life in an earlier time was like. 51 Special Recognition 1. These people along with Mr. Wright contributed greatly to the construction and completion of this yearbook. Without the excellent photography work and painstaking hours put in by these people the yearbook would not be what it is. Thanks! A. Dale Cowsert, Vannessa Brown and Ricky Kammler. B. Glenda Roach C. Tim Caldwell 2. Master Builder: 3 in a row - Eric Corwin. 3. Carrie Heldenbrand - Freedom Forum. 4. Doug Lollar, Melissa Rogers - Girl's State and Boy's State Representatives 5. Doug Lollar - Danforth Award. 3 'iv- D . 4. K. if ol 1.A. 1.B. L . .--if '- I. I as 3, 2. 1.C. K . 'x - ' j he 4 H-4' J P 'w lf'!f l . E 52 l' 4. ,V ':I ju? Physical Science teaches the Freshmen the functlons of dlfferent orgamsms Math Analysis helps students understand the more complex area of math German l and ll had three students fluent well almost fluent ln thus language Ceramics IS the perfect class for those with artlstnc mmds Hlstory glves us an Idea of what lnfe an an earller time was 1 e 'M' 2. I - M In ul x, F2 1 1 --MWA: 4. l'k . 51 Special Recognition 1. These people along with Mr. Wright contributed greatly to the construction and completion of this yearbook. Without the excellent photography work and painstaking hours put in by these people the yearbook would not be what it is. Thanks! A. Dale Cowsert, Vannessa Brown and Ricky Kammler. B. Glenda Roach C. Tim Caldwell 2. Master Builder: 3 in a row - Eric Corwin. 3. Carrie Heldenbrand - Freedom Forum. 4. Doug Lollar, Melissa Rogers - GirI's State and Boy's State Representatives 5. Doug Lollar - Danforth Award. 'S 'il'- I . , A 1.A. 1.5. X - . .lx , - l ' 'li 3 2. 1.C. . H br 9-' 4' lx. vy- WV' 52 T 4. M 5 -4 k-, , Q - - w U 4 .H '- 1 ,1 V Q 1 o 4. ,g'- -. - if . 4 g :V I F1771-5 k 25 WM, -...if ' , N. - .. A 'QB , ,, 1 EE 2' A: up . ' ' ,Z.l . YT nil.-0 X fl L. 1 1 I - - x A--1 ..,f Organizations I r Annual Staff 1iV llt'L:ff gif: NT- , l -: if , . . - rr, ' 'K ,Hi A155-':.'2gf ,, f 2,02 , f V aff'-Q-'.n'l 1--?'.E, f' V - 1 I - .5-Jr -, - 1 .'. ',',,-. -13' .1 f. - .. - ' - V 'Niu e sl 'l A Doug Lollar, Assistant Editor, David Lin, Sports Editorg Eric Corwin, Advertisement Manager, Susan Talbott, Layout Manager, Jackie Olsen, Copy Editor, Janis Ayres, Activities Manager, Becky Flint, Yearbook Editor, Pearl Wake, Sponsor. ,.-- 1 i -. J rf, Y. Becky, Janis, Jackie, and Susan all leave a business after making an advertisement sale. 54 Becky and Doug talk about what order to take the pictures ln. Student Council Sitting: David Lin, Wendy McCown, Chris Dierkins, Zeta Deiter, Mike Cook, Connie Eaton, Eric Corwin, Vannessa Brown Standing: Doug Lollar, Mr. Flintg Sponsor. ,ffffs 1. Doug Lollarz Vice-President IQ: 2. Vannessa Brown: Secretary and Treasurer 3. David Lin: President 1. Randy Curtis Vannessa Brown fstanding left to righti Tammy Eaton, Mrs. lva P. Wake, Vannessa Brown, Larry Boring, Tim Caldwell, Dale Cowsert, Ron Heinse, Phillip Lee: seated - Glenda Roach, Randy Curtis. 2. Photography -.---'vi ..- ,, galil if ,.4 ai c.o.E. Back Row, fleft to righli, Mrs. Dennison - Eaton, Milton Cook. 56 Teacher, Mitch Hayden, Ron Heinse, Front Row - Vickie Hart, Barbara Baldwin, Tammy ociety Cf Distinguished American High School Students Row 1 Eric Corwm Susan Talbott Becky Flint Glenda Roach Lucy Stanton Brent Pllburn Row 2 Marty Michael Cindy McCown Michele Kilgore Jackie Olsen Melissa Rogers Carrie Heldenbrand Wendy McCown Janis Ayres Lauri Hendricks Doug Lollar John Who s Who Among American High School Students Row 1 Marty Michael Susan Talbott Becky Flint Glenda Roach Brent Pilburn Row 2 Michele Kilgore Jackie Olsen Melissa Rogers Carrie Heldenbrand Doug Lollar Lauri Hendricks John Creamer Not pictured David Lin 57 l l Creamer. Row - Neva Becerra, Suzanne Morrison, David Cornelius, Julie Reed. Not Pictured - David Lin. ' s l Industrial Arts Offers A Varie .,,..ll These Freshman boys are demonstrating the technique of sanding. These Senior boys are in the process of gluing, Ronald Burns takes time out from his work to watch the others. Larry Boring, Kenny Pierce, Mike Emerson, Brent Piburn, and Randy Frazier enjoy drafting. We are very proud of our schooI's printing press. 2. ,W355 1'--is 4. -A I 5. Cf Activities For Everyone! 2. 4. 1. Jack Eaton, Mitch Hayden, Eddie Funk, and Mark Lang are some of the members of the Metals Class. 2. Mark shows the others how it's done. 3. These Sophomores find shop very interesting! 4. Mr. Bridgeman teaches Richy Kammier about certain aspects of shop. 5. Learning about gas engines will help prepare the future careers of some of our students. 59 Home Economics ..:fl22i11 . J, ll g. :-' I.-1' r an-.. Pl '-2 .e 'lam file 1. t H , Av. 1st row: Mrs. Davis, Wendy McCown, Mary Ann Eaton, Jeannie Reed, Marsha Searcy, Linda Woods, Pam Dobbins, Judy Barren. 2nd row: Cindy McCown, Michele Kilgore, Kathy Michael, Sharon Stewart, Connie Heinse. 3rd row: Rebecca Bernard, Peggy Stufflebean, Candy Stark, Zeta Deiter, Christy Heldenbrand, Jamie Barron, Eilene Hayden, Cindy Fisher, Terri Heldenbrand, Rosa Talbott, Janel Whaley, Karen Roach and Carrie Heldenbrand. Y 'i 1, 1. Mrs. Davis teaches Connie Eaton how to thread a needle. 2. It's fun to compare notes 60 Family Relations - 4 X V?-3 1st row: Lucy Stanton, Cindy McCown, Wendy McCown, Susan Talbott, Janis Ayres, Jackie Olsen, Lauri Hendricks, Judy Barron. 2nd row: Rebecca Bernard, Peggy Stufflebean, Candy Stark, Eric Corwin, Dale Cowsert, Randy Curtis, Jamie Barron, Glenda Roach and Mrs. Davis iiifv, ,Q fa, ij -1 19 'Br 1. Students listen as someone tells them an amusing story. 2- 2. Jamie Barron, Judy Barron, and Glenda Roach demonstrate their talents to the rest of the class. 61 4 that everyone is born with. 1ST row: Carrie Schoonover, Sharon Stewart, Kathy Michael, Mary Ann Eaton, Jeannie Fteed, Sally Caldwell, Pam Moore, Lisa Fisher, Cheryl Michael, Keri Morrison, Mrs. Wake. 2ND row: Robert Searcy, J. Ft. Van Gundy, Timmy Hutton, Jeff Dobbins, Sue Burkhart, Gayle Drummond, Steve Hunter, Ben Becerra, Alan Whaley, Chris Michael, 3RD row: Steve Fowler, Frank Uthe, Alfie Fisher, David Fowler, Steve Lee, Mark Corwin, Randy Kammler, Jim Stith, Eric Funk, Beth Lin, Jane Taylor, Jenny Lin. ks! X A e..-A ,..-f'- ,..' me - -. L., an Q., .. lr . L, x, T 1. This room is filled with artistic creativity. 2. Students love to draw, 3. Fton Heinse shows Phillip Lee his talents. 4. Seniors working with ceramics. I wt 63 Solo Girls' Glee Club 43 1st row: Peggy Stufflebean, Sharon Stewart, Vannessa Brown, Susan Talbott, Becky Flint, Marsha Searcy, Janel Whaley, Judie Barron, Jamie Barron. 2nd row: Rosa Talbott, Rebecca Bernard, Suzanne Morrison, Nancy Richardson, Connie Eaton, Mary Eaton, Sally Caldwell, Carrie Schoonover, Kathy Michael, Sue Burkhart, Jeannie Read. Dale Cowsert: 1 rating district, 2 rating state. Boys' Glee Club Chorus 1st row: Stephen Fowler, David Fowler, Randy Kammler, John Creamer, Mike Cook, Mitch Hayden, Randy Curtis, Mark Corwin, Larry Boring, Tim Caldwell, 2nd row: Steve Hunter, Steve Lee, Tim Hutton, Chris Dierkens, Dale Cowsert, Eric Dierkens, Tony Caldwell, Tom Kober, Alfie Fisher, Donald Mclntosh. 64 1st row: Jamie Barron, Judie Barron, Janel Whaley, Marsha Searcy, Becky Flint, Susan Talbott, Vannessa Brown, Sharon Stewart, Peggy Stufflebean, 2nd row: Jeannie Read, Sue Burkhart, Kathy Michael, Carrie Schoonover, Sally Caldwell, Mary Eaton, Connie Eaton, Nancy Richardson, Suzanne Morrison, Rebecca Bernard, Rosa Talbott. 3rd row: Stephen Fowler, David Fowler, Randy Kammler, John Creamer, Mike Cook, Mitch Hayden, Randy Curtis, Mark Corwin, Larry Boring, Tim Caldwell. 4th row: Steve Hunter, Steve Lee, Tim Hutton, Chris Dierkens, Dale Cowsert, Eric Dierkens, Tony Caldwell, Tom Kober, Alfie Fisher, Doanld Mclntosh. Vlews of the Sprung Concert .-5-qu 1 The chorus sang a wade variety of songs at the concert 2 The singers really got mto a Charleston number 3 Melissa Rogers glves Mr Shearer a gnft that the whole band got for hum 4 The 3rd and 4th grade chorus group smgs at the Chnstmas concert . ' f ' ' - I It 4 I , , thu ' ' I V . . 5' L ,1 ,V YI, ' i ' ' rw f T f f T ' at-Q lrffwfffa T I 1 I' i - ai, Ng 3. 65 Concert Band it -Qtr f if.-ali' im Qilflf gifkififl QEJZQI 1 ' .. -'Nfl J' -1' -L,5g33,,ffJu QF ,1,,z:,,,f - 1., Agn ,-M.: g, ,,' -f arg f ,, Nw 15- 1, . ' , ' 11-3 . -5 :A Je, 3, ,' fv',f:v,'::,,1,:.ggfg'2+A'2i.q 'S' -- . rg' ,..3i2t.3..--Qin? . ' ' . . 'fs 'f it . at was 4:.51,rr - I1 ,wma EF., ..?i4,a,.,:g5 A H . is .. .-bg. 1 SSEWZ fL.1'f'if?'55 3 1 .f7 f'5 Fra rf - 2913? A - ' -4'-' -it -1 - -r r . 1-,.1w't's I! f +V' 12.1. ' ..-'.:41. , 5 - 1 . -. .D Fri? .'4i'l l?lii 'ni V! , 31 'E ' -i'1?'3i,': 5131-fi!-fr .5 - fl J.-:.'22!?L32 1 1: ,Lam Jn- fwtngg L -1:11. atm-'T.L,. '- -' invf- - H 3' E v ' ' Qu. q - gage- QW-1 g r f nr 4 1 is vwq-van-v!! Q 1 ' k J 1 'T -'Y' 1 '1I wL ' . V- 1 I l . . f Front Row iL-Rl Jane Taylor, Melissa Rogers, Rick Lin, Lauri Hendricks, Janis Ayres, Beth Lin, Cheryl Michael, Zeta Deiter, Janel Whaley, Jackie Olsen, Marsha Searcy, Becky Flint. Second Row - Mike Cook, Sue Burkhart, Carrie Schoonover. Third Row - Randy Kammler, Karri Morrison, John Creamer, David Cornelius, Billy Caldwell, Randy Curtis, Steve Olsen, Chris Dierkins, Jenny Lin, Alan Whaley, Pam Moore, David Lin, Chris Michael, Sally Caldwell, Gayle Drummond, Ben Becerra, Christy Heldenbrand. Back Row - Director, Mr. Shearer, Jeff Dobbins, Lisa Fisher, Milton Cook, Eric Dierkins, Brenda Stanton, Marty Michael, Tom Kober, Bryan Piburn, Doug Lollar, J. R. Vangundy, Robert Searcy, Tim Hutton, Mark Corwin, Mike Loyd, Jody Michael. Grade School Band lL-RJ Seated - Aaron Edwards, Dennis Stanton, Teresa Glazier, Lisa Deiter, Mindy Cook, Tina Hutton, Shari Wright. Standing - Scott Williams, Brad Piburn, Mr. Shearer. 1 - ' ' . .- 'TH 1 .. 3.1. ,,.-.,, ' .. ir-- c- . if . 7. A A N Hup - Tup - Treep - Tourp . . . 66 Jazz Band Front row CL FD Davld Lln Sally Caldwell Fhck Lm Becky Flmt Melissa Rogers Mlddle row Marsha Searcy Tom Kober Mnke Loyd Jody Michael Doug Lollar Robert Searcy Mark Corwln Back row Brenda Stanton Marty Michael Bryan Plburn Bully Caldwell David Cornelius John Creamer Randy Curtls Jenny Lln Mr Shearer H .,,. 2 Yi -?Uli..., For our next number we'Il play Mary Had A Little Lamb The Ftedbird Band marches on' Hear the Band f 1 i I 5 1 no f It S717 , . I . J Y 1.2 -.: H1 -1 V K . Y i I Lv v.,, V. fy ,N J.. . .A . I:-f wtf l 3 - 'f 'I . ,3 ' ' AW- .,' ' ,M ' E , N ,, 1 1 W M f . ,131 1 Q 1 1 '1 N 'V ,,. - :Ai 1, --1 ' V ' 1 N A H' . : ' - 1 ' 1 , , -11 1 - I- . . V ' . . ' . ' . . . - y y . 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - Vi Lf.7i1lE n w V N 515 i 3 fx .J X i i , N2 ' 5 i fi 4 3 i , C s , J Activities Band Carnival '78 2 in i i i 3 . 741 Becky Flint, the dancing munchkin. Ernie prepares for the throw. SpIat!! ls this our beautiful band director? That's not just pie in the sky. 5. Band Carnival Royalty Z 1. Prince Craig Morrison, King Doug Lollar, Queen Michele Kilgore, and Princess Jennifer Baken 2. John is the Half - and - Half Man . . . Woman? 3. Queen Michele and King Doug reign over the Carnival. 1979 Prom photographer while Karen Roach and Carrie Heldenbrand chat about Prom. 2. People waiting to get their Prom pictures made. 3. A needed rest between dances for Jackie Olsen and Carrie Heldenbrand. 4. Barbara and Larry watch the dancing. ,mf 3, 4 'i Last Dance 1. Christy Heldenbrand and John Creamer gaze at one another while Eric Corwin thinks about Prom. 2. Connie Helnse stands waiting for pictures while Peggy Stufflebean takes a second look at Milton Cook's outfit. 3. Mr. Michael and his wife enjoying the Prom activities. 4. A group of students boogie down on the dance floor. 5. Susan Talbott, Jackie Olsen and Coug Lollar display their dancing abilities. 2 3. vii 1.1 1. 2. :A ,, R ,E 3 4. King Dale Cowsert escorts Queen Connie Eaton. The Senior Representatives were Glenda Roach and Eric Corwin. Cindy McCown and Randy Frazier were Junior candidates. Christy Heldenbrand and Chris Dierkens represented the Freshmen. The athletic representatives were Carrie Heldenbrand and Dale Cowsert. 74 'sigh Homecoming 1979 -wr, in Aixff f N ' 5,4 ,lf . A. .ir .1 '-1' x, ,V X . ....-QT' ,,,, -ax' '- y V K -Q., H. 51 2. 4. 1. Timothy Pankau and Cassie Heldenbrand were the gift bearers. 2. Connie Eaton and Lawrence Curtis were the sophomores. . Brent Heldenbrand and Lisa Eberting brought the crown and flowers 4. Coach Fish escorted last year's queen Wendy McCown. 5. The coronation of Queen Connie. .3 3 L4 ii Tl I v 'f ni-. Box Supper: The Sound Of Music ii r A ...,. . ...L 1. 2 Y' 7, P 3. 1. Look happy girls, you won! 2. Disco Dude Milton in action. 3. Super Chink at his favorite past-time, well-almost. 4. And the winners are Janis Ayres and Becky Flint. 5. Hurry up, We're hungry! 6. Boxes are up for bids. 76 4. 5. . Y , . 6 Q : 1 Q.. 1 L ff, V .V ' KN , 4, 49. Sports H?- Jil-X F311 mhz I Ls. W ,W ,QW PUB --8 u ne aus rj- 0 -px sa , .L .-f' ' .,.M...- i m.'.,xh qv.: . V 5, an fuhpeif ,,,A 1.1 vw-dak ' - 5 A 4' , , 5. in ' . fi SL ' t' A Ks' 4' I F 1 Q 1 . X ua v, F .V X l 0 ' x 1 uv I.: M lg I s + -' .f - -s '. I 5 f 2:1 v- X' af.- A I 'S 33 1 1 ' Q 1 B , 1 'Ei-HE In as fb . W 'P w , N , -4. ,, K Efv5'Z.'v 'Y 'J we ,ns Q wb 9 gfgf.: A fi-ff? AL, V wfigff tit? 5 'W , i f x' ff ,L it F A ,7 .P -17. -' 1 V L' ,V . X '- A A 2 A, - f, -'-- xx - -L 'Ln q-.- 1 A M' . 6 g, A aff! V 6,131 ' AE xi' if gg 'i - - , 1 v. ' 'H - A 4 mf , v . f , V wr Yxlx 4 I ! 54,1 X 5 Y , , ' R WW I A 1- 1 ' ' 1, W I K, 1 e , -4- X x , X ' 4 .. ,, ,- . -I Boys' Varsity Basketball Front Row: Cindy McCowng Manager, John Creamer, Marty Michael, David Lin, Dale Cowsert, Doug Lollar, Eric Confvin, Rick Ling Manager. Back Row: Mark Corwin, Manager, Chuck Uthe, Tom Kober, Tony Kober, Tony Caldwell, David Cornelius, Coach Phil Fish, Mark Lang, Eric Dierkins, Steve Olsen, Glenda Roach, Manager. X i David Lin 482 TP Dale Cowsert 479 TP Eric Corwin 92 TP 20.1 ptlgame, 6506 FT 17.7 ptlgame, 52010 FT 3.5 ptlgame, 30 !o FT HDC Conference lst team, HDC Conference 2nd team. All-District John Creamer 257 TP Marty Michael 41 TP 9.9 ptlgame, 69015 FT 2.2 ptlgame, 25'V5 FT Doug Lollar 185 TP 6.9 ptlgame, 49'V5 FT x 'nf-fum J ifawf M, WINSTON vs. OPPONENTS Breckenridge Osborn Cainsville Ridgeway Gallatin Tri County Jameson Mercer S.W. Ludlow Jameson Ridgeway Jameson N. Harrison Martinsville Tri County Pattonsburg Gallatin S. Nodaway Stanberry Gilman City N. Harrison Mercer Coffey Albany Jameson Martinsville Gilman City Score 72-39 63-40 70-54 84-69 59-57 72-62 45-as 66-71 73-45 54-61 78-56 47-71 75-93 too-so 70-73 75-65 62-59 27-22 54-72 66-61 74-76 57-63 55-39 71-61 55-55 82-34 62-65 Memorable battle - Redbirds vs. Huskies Oopsi I missedl John tries his jumper in the lane. One of many tips for Dale. Doug soars high on the fast-break Girls Varsity Basketball Front row Mark Corwm manager Susan Talbott Jams Agres Becky Fllnt Mellssa Rogers Carne Heldenbrand Flick Lln manager Back row Coach Phll Fish Vannessa Brown Rosa Talbott Christy Heldenbrand Jamle Barron Zeta Deuter Jackse Olsen Wendy McCown Candy McCown Glenda Roach Susan Talbott 211 TP Menssa Rogers 381 TP Becky F111-11 106 TP 7 8 ptlgame, 46M ft 14 6 ptfgame, 5006 FT 4 1 ptlgame, 44 A1 FT HDC Conference 2nd team HDC Conference 1st team HDC Conference Honorable Mention I , I fl' , 15-,4 -11. 1,.11.- .az-:w,.,1v ' 1 -- FEW' 1' 1 ,1 VAF411., 4,--1: 11L..'q1IL1C?1 11 .r , X, W 11. 1. A W1 1 ,. M,: Pc,L tu 1 41.9,-,. - . Y .fii-J. 1 1 ,, '.. V . ,l aw-.J .- .. 11 L ,.1 gil , , ,, - ,, L lL . ' - 4.4. 'WN ' ,gg ' Y .-- 111, ' -YQ ' . rw 5 'Y ., W., ...,7,,,. .Li J, I ' 'iff' 1-1. ' '1 ,.1 ,, .. ,1 ,. 'L 1 ' 1 I -V -1 . ,i 5 W - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . ci--4 Girls' Varsity Basketball Us Carrie Heldenbrand 128 TP Janis Ayres, 192 TP Wendy McCown, 42 TP 4.7 ptlgame, 31'!o FT 7.1 ptlgame, 4905 FT 2.3 ptlgame, SOM FT HDC Honorable Mention 1. 2- Susan skies high for the tip-off. Janis at the line for two. Coach Fish explains the game plan. 3. Glrls Varslty Basketball Jackie Olsen 42 TP 1 Came trues for one 1 6 ptlgame 3804 FT 2 The mallcnous defense of the Fledblrd women In action 3 Alnghf who stuck super glue on the ball? 1' 4 Becky tnes an valn Wm 'is -7211 'Ne 7554. 1 WINSTON vs OPPONENTS Breckenrudge Osborn CBIHSVIIIB Ridgeway Maysvllle Hamilton Osborn Mercer S W Ludlow Jameson Coffey N Harrlson Gllman Cnty Tn County Martinsville Pattonsburg Gallatin Gallahn S Nodaway Gllman Cnty N Harrison Jefferson Coffey Albany Kmg Cnty Flavenwood Score 35 22 26 28 49 36 40 23 37 34 36 48 39 28 41 51 52 54 40 18 57 33 46 29 42 32 37 31 37 28 42 40 37 20 51 34 49 39 48 33 43 33 28 43 50 15 63 37 50 48 17 55 83 l , I l 1. . , . ' ' ' vs. ' - ' ' . vs. - . ' , vs. ' ' - vs. ' - . ' ' ' . vs. ' - vs. ' - vs. - 7 W Y 7 vs. - feta -3113 '- ' A -'.- 1 , , as- , VS- - - ' ' , . vs- ' - n 1 4. vs- . ' . .i.Z.I ?1 1 A f VS- - ' 7Q --e- f-1:1 ' vs. ' ' - l 551-If . . J vs. ' - r ' FZ ' l ...hz -' . . Q f' A! V. -1 H.: VS. ' l ' ' vs. Tri County 28-29 vs. - vs. ' ' ' vs. ' - vs. . - vs. ' ' - vs. . ' - y vs. - vs. - vs. - M gl- Vs. ' ' ' ' - W f Vs. - , .- 2 3. ,.. ' -P NX lf,'11.l lim QF. 1, . I , K I. ,V Tu . . 71 'll!fm',.'f. ff X y ,5 he 4 -gel 1JhtYti2M T . 5- -,-f 1 V 1 l'f.l1-7.14-153 y . U . AXII ml, . , L ' 25 J i . .- y L nf- 1 1 Jr. High Boys Front Row: Manager: Eric Corwin, Steven Fowler, Robert Searcy, Alan Whaley, Steve Lee, Timmy Hutton, David Fowler, Ben Becerra, Chris Michael, Back Row: Alfie Fisher, Frank Uthe, Billy Fisher, Mark Corwin, Randy Kammler, Coach: Mr. Hawley, Billy Caldwell, Jeff Dobins, Jody Michael, Chris Dierkins, Rick Lin 1. Redbirds are eyeing the orange globe. 2. Christy is up for another basket. 3. Hands high for the tip-off. ,Q 1. 84 Jr. High Girls l Front Row: Jenny Lin, Jane Taylor, Keri Morrison, Cheryl Michael, Marsha Searcy, Mary Eaton, Jennie Reed, Beth Lin. Back Row: Manager: Carrie Schoonover, Pam Dobbins, Pam Moore, Lisa Fisher, Zeta Deiter, Rosa Talbott, Coach Mr. Hawley, Christy Heldenbrand, Karen Roach, Kathy Michael, Sally Caldwell, Manager Janel Whaley rf' X ' 15- 'hu an 5: '-P, K 1 ' Special People 2. This is the result of a yearbook poll that was taken at the end of the third quarter. 1. Best Looking: Doug Lollar and Brenda Stanton. Most Dependable: Doug Loliar. 2. Most Spirited: Glenda Roach and John Creamer. Most Dependable: Glenda Roach 3. Quietest Couple: Brent Piburn and Julie Read 4. Most Popular: David Lin and Wendy McCown 5. Silliest Sophomore: Nancy Richardson 6. Most Athletic: David Lin and Wendy McCown 7. Cutest Couple: Randy Curtis and Lauri Hendricks 8. Most Studious: Doug Lollar and Becky Flint. 86 'Ai .',i ': 7 8 1 2. Friendliest: Glenda Roach and John Creamer Jolliest Junior: Milton Cook Most Mischievous: Jamie Barron and Ronnie Heinse Best Dressed: Becky Flint and Mike Cook Greenest Freshman: Ronald Burns Most Likely TO Succeed: David Lin Biggest Flirts: Nancy Richardson and Eric Corwin .14 x - ff It ' H 1 -ix: 1 .. l 1 . 3. 1. Part of the track team builds a human pyramid. 2. Melissa Rogers heaves the shot putt. 3. Judie Barron approaches the broad jump 4. Michele Kilgore lands in the pit. 5. Mike Cook gets ready to run. 6. Marty Michael tries to conquer the pole vault. 7. A needed rest for John Creamer. B. Susan Talbott completes her triple jump. 88 Tony Caldwell makes the pole vault. another attempt at Dog pile! Medal Winners 1979 -R- Slifu' it C P -4. 1 ' 5 .. guru ,Wk iff? l 0 , 1 4 5. 245,443 3. David Lin: 1st and 2nd in triple jump, 1st in long jump and half mile, 3rd in high jump. 2. Christy Heldenbrand: 1st in 440 yard dash and 2nd in 100 yd. dash and high jump. 3. Doug Lollar: 2nd in low hurdles, 3rd in mile, and 3rd in half mile. 4. Wendy McCown: 1st and 2nd in the mile. 5. Carrie Heldenbrand: 2 3rd place medals in shot put, 3rd in discus. 6. Eric Dierkins: 2nd in the mile. 89 Fifth 1. 1 l l i 3. 1. Jodie Lin races up the court with the ball 2. Jodie shoots another lreethrow 3. Ronald leaps for a needed tip. 4. Redbirds ready for rebound 5. Tina inbounds the ball to Jodie. 90 And Sixth Basketball 2. 4. 5. Y 1 1 1 I Commencement Exercises l l 1 1. - 2. 3. 4. 5' 1. Lucy Stanton, Eric Corwin, David Lin, and Becky Flint all received various scholarships. 2. Becky Flint, David Lin, and Glenda Roach prepare to graduate while Wendy McCown visits with them. 3. Becky Flint was this year's Valedictorian, She completed high school with an 11.0 grade point average. 4. Susan Talbott was the Salutatorian. She completed her high school education with a 10.2 grade point average. 5. Dr. Morton, Dean of Continuing Education at C.M.S.U. was the commencement speaker. 6. The graduates listen to Dr. Morton. 7. David Lin was the recipient of the Heldenbrand-Uthe Award. 6. 7. 93 Senior Statistics JAMIE BARRON - Basketball 1,2,3,43 Track 1,3,43 Cheerleader 13 Student Council Alternate 43 Vice President 3. REBECCA BERNARD - Who's Who 33 Art Awards 1,2,3,4. BARBARA BALDWIN - Student Council 13 Class Treasurer 1. LARRY BORING - Track 33 Prom Books I Rating 3. VANNESSA BROWN - Basketball 2,3,4Q Track 233,43 Cheerleader 13 Reporter!Secretary 43 Who's Who 4. TIM CALDWELL - Basketball 1,2,3,43 Track 1,2,3,43 Class President 23 Class Vice-President 4. ERIC CORWIN - Basketball 2,3,43 Track 2,3,43 Annual Staff 43 Student Council 43 Class Vice-President 23 Class Treasurer 33 Who's Who 43 Special Award Scholarship - Missouri Western State College. DALE COWSEFKT - Basketball 1,2,3,4j Track 1,2,3,4. RANDY CURTIS - Basketball 1,2,3,43 Track 13 Sergeant of Arms 13 Prom Book Rating - I at Contest. MIKE EMERSON - FFA 132. REBECCA FLINT - Basketball 1,2,3,43 All-Conference Basketball 43 Track Manager 1,3,43 Cheerleader 1,33 Cheerleader Alternate 23 Student Council Secretary 13 Class Secretary 13 Annual Staff 3,41 Annual Staff Editor 43 Who's Who 43 Society of Distinguished High School Students 43 Girl's State 3, DAR Citizen's Award 43 Home Ec Fashion Show 1,43 Majorette 3,41 Chorus 1,2,4Q Concert Band 1,2,3,43 Stage Band 1,2,3,43 Who's Who in Music 3,41 Marching Band 2,3,43 All American Hall of Fame Award 43 John Phillip Sousa Award 43 Regents Scholarship - CMSU3 MFA Scholarship Alternate3 Lions Club Scholarship Alternate Flute Solo 1,43 Flute Trio 23 Flute Quartet 33 Sax Quartet 2,3,43 Woodwind Quartet 13 Woodwind Trio 33 Valedictorian. VICKIE HART - COE 3,43 COE Vice-President. PHILLIP LEE - Track Track 3. DAVID LIN - Basketball 1,2,3,43 Track 1,2,3,43 Annual Staff 3,43 Student Council Delegate 13 Student Council President 43 Class President 1,31 Chorus 1,22 Concert Band 1,2,3,43 Jazz Band 1,2,3,43 Marching Band 2,3,43 Who's Who 43 Society of Distinguished High School Students 43 All Conference Basketball 3,43 All District Basketball 43 Art 3,43 Who's Who in American Band Students 3,43 Boy's State 33 All American Hall of Fame Band Award 43 Louis Armstrong Jazz Award 43 Sax Quartet 2,3,4Q Regents Scholarship NWMSU3 Lions Club Scholarshipg Danforth Award, BRENT PIBURN - Track 1,2,43 Student Council Delegate 33 Class Treasurer 1,43 Class Secretary 23 Class Representative 33 Who's Who 43 Society of Distinguished High School Students 4. GLENDA ROACH - Basketball Manager 3,42 Class President 43 Who's Who 43 Society of Distinguished High School Students 4. LUCY STANTON - Basketball 13 Cheerleader 1,2,33 Student Council Secretary 43 Who's Who 43 Society of Distinguished High School Students 43 Regents Scholarship Missouri Western State College. KATHY SWEIGER - Basketball 13 Cheerleader 1,23 COE 3,43 COE Vice-President 4. SUSAN TALBOTT - Basketball 1,2,3,43 Track 1,2,3,4Q Cheerleader 1,42 Annual Staff 3,43 Who's Who 43 Distinguished High School Students 43 All Conference Basketball 3,42 Regent's Scholarship CMSU, MFA Scholarship. MIKE HAYDEN - Who's Who 3. MITCH HAYDEN - F.F.A. Reporter 3. RONNIE HEINSE , W 277.317 ,fmwfi moefffcf -M15!-we M25 ' 4' L V? fj,4gf?j:VL Cl-wig -qjfff L! MW mf M JW? mf CY Vffujj d0,4!1,aC6lJ-Cf!! ,100 - iv f,4Q.'9A'fL.6aC'fA,,6w7 , cramdkjd ywsnc ,113 wwkyfwyggf ?7ZAld,Qf',6i91LeJ, fe 'haw J H ' W fpggf-?'7TlWZ A me A f B f GA LATIN Telephone 663-2141 l.' ' . 4 Emile .- I1 The Bank For Thrifty Progressive People Area Code 816 96 gf .1 -' I Q A FULL SERVICE T ...ml ,..o, W... ,u..N a mm.1.o,. 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