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Festus Senior High School 1927-1977

Festus R-6 Senior High School 501 Westwind Drive Festus, Missouri Editors: Pam Bange Mary Ann Matkin Business Managers: Cheryl Noce Susan Mai ns

,Ceadersltip J(eflected J!!f Officers

Kevin Engler, First Semester Student Body President.

GIRL'S F-CLUB OFFICERS President Kim Morris, Vice President Judy Dobbs, Secretary Rhonda Hunt, and Treasurer Madonna Bourisaw.

Barbara Chappue received the Betty Crocker Award.

HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS Rob Cayse, President; Ellen Scott, Vice President; Janice Eades, Secretary; and Greg Smith, Treasurer.

DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS President Brian Bolle, Vice President Darlene Peterein, Secretary-Treasurer Cindy Morris, Refreshment Chairman Janice Eades, and Program Chairman Tammy Naumann. 2

Madonna Bourisaw, Second Semester Student Body President.

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The 50th edition of the TIGER is respectfully dedicated to Mr. Ralph B. Tynes in recognition of his thirtyeight years of service to the Festus R-6 School system. Mr. Tynes was employed by Festus Elementary School in 1939, and in 1941 he was appointed elementary principal. In 1942, he became the high school principal and basketball coach. In 1945, Mr. Tynes was elected by the school board to be Superintendent of the Festus schools. Mr. Tynes received his Bachelor of Science in Education at Central Missouri State, Warrensburg, Missouri. He received his Masters Degree in Education at the University of Missouri, Columbia. He also did post graduate work at Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri. Mr. Tynes, a 3~ Mason KCCH, is a member of the N.E.A., A.A.S.A., M.A.S.A., Phi Delta Kappa, Missouri State Teachers Association, Chamber of Commerce, and State Board of Tubercular and Respiratory Diseases. He is a member of the Administrative Board, Trustees and Other Commissions, and chairman of the Pastor-Parish Relations Committee at the First United Methodist Church in Festus. He is also president-elect of the Rotary Club 1977-78, past president of the Southeast Missouri Teachers, and has served on the Jefferson County Board of Education. During the time that Mr. Tynes has been superintendent, all of the buildings have been added to our school system, with the exception of the Middle School, built in 1924. In 1953, the Kindergarten Building and Douglas Gymnasium were added. In 1968, the Kindergarten Building became the Central Office and Douglas Gymnasium became the Kindergarten Building. The upper portion of the Elementary was built in 1954 and the gymnasium and lower portion were added in 1956. In 1962, the Senior High building was constructed. A third addition of the Elementary was added in 1967. In 1971, the final addition came with the Junior High School building. A very special recognition was given to Mr. Tynes when, in 1963, the new high school gym was named the "Ralph B. Tynes Gymnasium 11 • This followed a concentrated movement by the many friends of the competant and well-loved superintendent. Throughout Jefferson County and the rest of Missouri, his name has become synonymous with good school management, and his name will become a legend to future students who will attend the R-6 schools. When in the future, the choirs, the bands, the speakers, the actors, the teams, and all the spectors gather in the gymnasium, they will surely feel the spirit of the man who helped make it all possible, Ralph B. Tynes. 3

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ROCKET CLUB OFFICERS John Johnson, Treasurer; Tom Berger, Sargeant of Arms; Ron Cayse, President ; Keith Vinyard, Vice-President; and Bill Scott, Secretary. FHA OFFICERS ROW ONE: Rhonda Hunt, Secretary; Cindy LaRose, President; and Cathy Courtney, Vice-President. ROW TWO: Susan Sweeney, Treasurer; Genie Wiese, Historian; and Becky Bales, Program Chairman.

PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB OFFICERS Debbie King, Secretary; Rob Cayse, President; Derreck Westrich, Vice-President; and Doug Andre, Treasurer.

F CLUB OFFICERS Rob Cayse, Treasurer; Ron Herrington, Vice-President; Denny Hall, President; Terry Crump, Sargeant of Arms ; and Duane Ferguson, Secretary.

CHESS CLUB OFFICERS Mike Coffman, President; David Kennedy, Treasurer; Robert Reando, Secretary; and Jeff Jones, Vice-President.

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1976

Senior candidate Cindy LaRose escorted by Dennis Hall.

Senior candidate Beckie McNeil escorted by Ron Lucas.

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1976 Homecoming queen Mary Turnbough escorted by Lee Johnson.

Senior candidate Colette Caldwell escorted by Tim Evans.

1927 Piper queen Gertrude Windes.

Senior candidate Kelly Cox escorted by Duane Ferguson.

Queen Candidates

Junior candidate Lynda Linderer escorted by Tom Duro.

Junior candidate Susan Mains escorted by Steve Portell.

Junior candidate Karen Stringer escorted by Jack Hampton.

1976 Homecoming queen and her court.

Sophomore candidate Kelley Skaggs escorted by Kent Decker.

Sophomore candidate Michelle Arenz escorted by Rob Cayse.

Sophomore candidate Chris Brewer escorted by Kevin Engler. 7

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eltristmas Z:ea

Serena, Julie, and Connie relax and talk at rea.

Mrs. Aubuchon, Mr. Tynes, and Mr. Godwin enjoy tea.

Karen Bauman serves Ellen Scott and Greg Smith at tea.

Seniors make big plans for future.

Students enjoy talking to alumni. 10

Christmas tea is enjoyed by all ages.

Making Of 7:1te ?:iger

1976-1977 TIGER STAFF ROW ONE; Genie Weise, Mary Ann Matkin, Pam Bange, and Cheryl Noce. ROW TWO: Kelly Hobbs, Mary Walsh, Connie Gibbs, Susie Mains, June Beakley, and Mrs. Joyce Swift, Adviser.

Over C:lte Vears The 1977 TIGER is proud to announce that this is its 50th edition. The first edition of the yearbook, the PIPER, was published in 1927 . Our old high school, called the Eugene Field School, was located on the comer of Second and Walnut Streets in Festus. This school burned in approximately 1924, forcing the students to move to their new home located at 711 W. Main, presently known as the Middle School. The high school remained in this building until 1962, when it moved into its present location, at 501 Westwind Drive.

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ActiVlties . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 Underclassmen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88 Seniors ......................................... 114 Advertisements .................................. 136 Senior Directory ................................. 168 Index ........................................... 171

1926-1927 PIPER STAFF Roscoe Cannon, Editor-in-Chief; Max Pilliard, Activities Editor; Esther Schramm, Business Manager; Dorothy Hom, Art Editor; Margaret Dreyer, Literary Editor; Edith Goldman, Sophomore Representative; Estelle Adams, Freshman Representative; and Nelle Lee Jenkinson, Faculty Adviser.

tditor: Kell!f J(obbs

Superintendent

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Assistant Superintendent

/(obert ,C. rucker

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Principal

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Robert 8. Pruor

Assistant Principal

james A. (Jreen

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:Director Of eurriculum

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Yeltind rite Scenes

MRS. ANITA THOMURE, Secretaxy to Mr. Ralph Tynes.

MRS. PEGGY KENEY, Central Office Secretaxy.

MISS TAMARA BOWUNG, Secretaxy to James Green, Assistant Principal.

MRS. CYNTHIA STINES, Secretaxy to the counselors.

MRS. PEGGY RALEY, Secretaxy to Robert Pryor, Principal.

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Board Members-- LeRoy Gumow, Vice-President; Hord Byrd, T. C. Brickey, President; R. W. Johnson, Secretary. Robert Parris and Robert Tucker, Assistant Superintendent.

R. W. Johnson, Ralph B. Tynes, Superintendent; and Charles Vogt, Treasurer.

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Robert Tucker, and Barney Matkin.

Hord Byrd and T. C. Brickey.

Improve Scltoo!s

R. W. Johnson, Ralph B. Tynes, Chari es Vogt, and Robert Parris, discuss school bills that need to be paid.

Roy Burnside, Barney Matkin, and LeRoy Gurnow, study contracts for the next school year.

Roy Burnside, Barney Matkin, and LeRoy Gurnow give approval on activities being planned.

T. C. Brickey, R. W. Johnson, Charles V ogt, Robert Parris, and Robert Tucker make decisions on lost school days because of snow.

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Our .S they proudly display trophy from Country volleyball tournament.

MRS. KAREN BIEHLE, B. S. , Southeast Missouri State University, P.E. and Health, Girls Basketball and Girls VolleyBall Coach.

Miss Debbie Dennis student taught for Mrs. Biehle.

MR. CHARLES BOWLES, B.M.E., Oklahoma Baptist University, Basic Education.

Senior parents are given Orientation by Dr. Cole man.

DR. TERRY COLEMAN, Ph.D. St. Louis University, Director of Guidance, Senior High Counselor and Director of Special Services.

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Stude1tts A11d ?:eaclters

MR. WARREN ELKINS, M.Ed., University of Missouri - Columbia, Driver's Education, History of Civilization, and Cultural Geography.

MR. PAULFREY, M.S., St. Louis University, Consumer Math., Geometry, Trig. , and Analytical Geometry, and Math Analysis.

MR. JACKFYKE, M.S., Southern Illinois University-Carbondale, C. 0. E.

MISS KAY GAMEL, B.S., Southwest Missouri State University, General Psychology, General Sociology, Colonial History, History of American West, Child and Adolescent Psychology, Women in History, and Cheerleading and Pom-pon sponsor. MRS. MARGARET C. GILL, M. Ed., University of Illinois, Counselor, Typing and Shorthand.

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MR. MURRELL GODWIN, B.S., Southeast Missouri State University, Woodworking, Basic Woods, and Athletic Director.

Work Z:ogetlter

MR. TERRY GRAVENMIER, M.A. Southeast Missouri State University, Counselor.

MISS MONICA HEURING, B.S., Southeast Missouri State University, Communication Skills, Folklore, Myths and Legends, Drama, Individualized Reacting, Film as Literature, Adventure and Suspense Literature, and Debate.

MRS. BEVERLY HERRELL, B. M. E., Webster College Librarian.

MRS. SANDY HERRELL, B.S. , Southeast Missouri State University, History of Civilization, Vocational English, Individualized Reacting, U.S. Neighbors, Creative Writing, and History of the American West.

MRS. MARTHA HIGDON, B.S., Southeast Missouri State University, Typing. MRS. GENEVIEVE HOLLIGAN, B.S. Arkans s State University, Librarian, Supervisor and teacher for Adult Education.

Everyone keeps busy in Mr. McCullough's General Metals Class.

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MR. JAMES Jcx;GERST, M.A., Southeast Missouri State University, History of the West, Civil War and Reconstruction, Historical Characters, Contemporary Issues, Geography of U.S. , and Contemporary History of Indians and Blacks.

MRS. NANCY KASSEN, School Nurse.

MRS. SARAH MANLEY, B.S. , University of Missouri, Spanish I, ll, Ill, and IV, Exposition, Communication Skills, American Literature Backgrounds, and Humanities.

Lynda Linderer, Cathy Courtney, Peggy Clark, Karen Barker, and Connie Schwent work hard at the many jobs in the library.

Miss Pat Rich student taught Mathematics under Mr. Paul Frey.

Mr. Pryor accepts an Economics kit from Mr. John Williams and Marianne DeClue as a gift from the Chamber of Commerce.

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Of ?:omorrow

MR. ADAM MCCULLOUGH, M.S. , Indiana University, P. E., Health, General Metals, Industrial Crafts, and Basic Woods.

MISS MARCIA MASON, B.S., Iowa MRS. WILLA MCCULLOUGH, M. State University, Algebra I and II, Ed., Boston University, Advanced and Consumer Math. Typing, Secretarial and Clerical Practice. At the end of this school year, we must say ''Farewell" both in English and in Spanish, to a well-loved veteran teacher who has taught for thirty-three years in the Festus high school. Sarah Manley has become a legend. A very capable, competent, and dedicated teacher who has earned the love and respect of all her students throughout her teaching career, she will leave a definite void in our high school. Mrs. Manley helped form the first student council at Festus senior high school. She was Chairman of the Philosophy and Objectives Committee, Chairman of the English Department, and a member of the Curriculum Committee and the Foreign Language Committee. In 1957-59, Mrs. Manley helped write a Guide For Language Arts For Grades 10-11-12 for the state of Missouri. She also helped write the Activity Guide For Career Education for Festus R-6 schools in the summer of 1974. Mrs. Manley was president of the Missouri English Teachers in 1958, and was on the Steering Committee for the North Central Association in 1975. After all her valuable service and contributions to our school and to education, we are saddened to see her retire, but in all sincerity we say to Mrs. Manley, ''Farewell, Adios, and Good Luck".

After 36 years of teaching, 31 of which were in our school system, Mr. Warren Elkins will retire. He came here in 1946 after teaching approximately five years in Advance and Bismark, Missouri. In 1946 he taught the 8th grade for one year. Then in 1947 he came to the senior high and taught social studies. Mr. Elkins has a B. S. Debree from Southeast Missouri State University, and in 1956 he received his M . E. D. Degree from the University of Missouri. In 1952 the Driver's Education program was begun and he has taught it since then. He is a member of MSTA, CTA, Missouri Driver and Safety Education Association, the First United Methodist Church, where he taught Sunday school for a number of years, Masonic Lodge, and is a part member of NEA. During his years here, Mr. Elkins has had a very outstanding attendance record, and has only missed one Junior- Senior Prom. Students and faculty in the system will always remember him for the years of outstanding and devoted teaching, Mr. Warren Elkins has given to us.

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"Ceaclters 8JtCOIIfage

Did you hear what he just said to me?

MR. DENNIS NALL, B.M.E., Southeast Missouri State University, Girls and Boys Chorus, Concert Choir, and Chamber Choir.

MR. C . E. NICKLESS, A.B., Southeast Missouri State University, War in 20th Century, Missouri History, Anthropology & Archeology, Democracy vs Communism, and U.S. Government.

Mrs. Swift teaches her hardworking students in typing class.

MR. MICHAEL PORTELL, B.S., Southeast Missouri State University, Clay, Art II, III, N, and Advanced Clay.

MR. ALLEN ROWLAND, M.A. T. , Southeast Missouri State University, Allied Arts, Band, Fundamentals of Music.

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MR. BILL SIMS, M.A., Northeast Missouri State University, P. E. , Health, and Varsity Basketball Coach.

Mr. Sago and secretary. MRS. JOYCE SWIFT, M . ED., Mississippi State University, Journalism, Bookkeeping, and Typing.

MRS. WILlA RUNDHOVDE, B.S._, Southweast Missouri State UniveiSlty, Developmental Reading, CommtJ?lcation Skills Selected Short Stones, Individualiz~d Reading and Reading for Young Adults.

MRS. JAMES SAGO, M.A . T . S . , Murry State University, Physics_, Organic Chemistry, Consumer Sc1ence, General Chemistry, and Physical Chemistry.

MR. JAMES S TRILER, M.A. , Murray State University, Biology. 31

reaclters rake Active Part TEACHERS RECALL THEIR HIGH SCHOOL DAYS Mr. Gravenmier, Mr. Joggerst 1 Mr. Frey, Mr. Benson, Mr. Sago, and Mr. Buckner at an assembly on fifties day.

Mrs. Herrell, Miss Gamel, Mrs. Gill, Mrs. Agers, Miss Heuring, Miss Mason, and Mrs. Watkins at the assembly on fifties day.

MRS. GAll.YNNWATKINS, B.S., MR. NICKWEHNER, B.S., SouthSoutheast Missouri State University, east Missouri State University, Power P .E. & Health, Track and Gymnastics Mechanics, Mechanical Drawing, Coach. Understanding Electricity, and Basic Woods.

MR. BEN WHITENER, M.A. 1 Southeast Missouri State University, English IV 1 Film as Literature 1 Communication Skills, French I, Humor in Literature, and Non-Fiction.

Personnel Assist Scltool Operation

BOB AHRENS, Custodian

HAROLD OGLE, Custodian PAT WAGNER, Matron

HANK HERGERT, Custodian

NORMA BARNES, FRAN BLAHA, and EULA FADLER, School Cooks.

CLYDE Hll.L, Custodian

ORLAN D. MCCLAIN, Custodian

8ditor: Connie gibbs

C:ipers 1inislt

Tom Duro Offensive Guard

Duane Ferguson Offensive Tackle

Michael Gibbs Fullback

Dennis Hall QB and Running Back

Ron Herrington Offensive Guard

Rick Humble Running Back

Curtis Kinder Running Back

Jim Lambert Defensive Tackle

Steve Moss Defensive End

Wilman Roberts Defensive End

Ron Lucas QB and Defensive Back 36

Keith Vinyard Center

ric Brian &>schert Dianna &>urisaw Rita &>wen

Shelly &>xdorfer Rick &>yer Hughey Burden Chris Brewer Terrance Bridgewater 91

Sophomore 8fficieHC!f (Jets Carolyn Burch Beth Bums Rick Cady Linda Caldwell Nancy Caldwell

Denise Cambron Terry Carrow Carol Chadwick Karen Charleville Dennis Chatfield

Kim Clark Lisa Clark Rusty Cleary Tammy E. Clemens

Tammy Ruth Clemmons Rick Combs Terrell Cook 92

Dinah Colon Darrell Cook David Cooksey

Jeanie Lovelace, Tammy Martin, Nancy Caldwell, and Lori LaRose work on Homecoming Float.

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Sophomore Class Officer.> are Kelly Kiepe, Mandy Moore, and Angie Sutherland.

Lori Dollar Charles Douglas

]udy Elfrank Tim Elledge Carl Elliott

Deborah Cooksey Cathy Curtis Timothy DeClue Tammy L. Dillon Robert Dobbs Robin Dugan

John Cordia Tim Davis Faith Derk Tom Dillon Cindy Doebbet Andria Eldridge

Mona Elliott John Engel Connie Evans 93

Sophomores 8njo!f Spirit Donna Evans Debra Fadler Clark Ferguson Patrick Fox Janet Fulgham

Barry Garber David Gegg Karen Gehrs Becky Goforth Laura Govero

Billy Gray Lesia Hamman Duane Hammers Scott Hammon Denise Handrhan

Tammy Hart Tom Hauck

Douglas Hart Cheryl Hastings Terry Hawkins 94

Stud ents Participate in Hat Day; An Activity During Homecoming Week.

Week At 1JIS Rhonda Weatherford and Cindy Doebbert received a Merit Award from Jefferson College for first semester.

David Hoffmann, Melinda Govero, and Renae McQuillian receive a Merit Award from Jefferson College for second semester.

Larry Hayes Jeff Henry Kim Hewitt Patricia Hill Lind a Hipes Lori Hobbs

David Hoffman Dennis Holst Barb Hook William Huck Kenny Hudson

Bill Hunt Paul Hotto Brenda James

Don James Kenny Johnson Donna Kaempfe

Dennis Kentch Kelly Kiepe Karen Kirby 95

Sophomores Keep Denise Kmetz Trina Knatcal Gary Koehler Mark Koester Kris Krall

Elizabeth Kyle Steven Lalumondier John Lambert Lori LaRose Tania Laughlin

Kevin Lawrence Tim Lewis Louis Lindley Tim Logan Jeanne Lovelace

James McClure Paul McComack Renae McQuillian Steve Mangin George Manning

Drama Club Takes An Active Part in the Homecoming Parade.

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}(oiling Along

FHA Theme is the Longest Yard.

F Hf James Manns Tammy Martin Lonnie Medley Tina Meyer Patti Meyers

Charles Miller Dennis Miller Regina Miller Bronica Mills Kim Molens

Mandy Moore Bonnie Morice Jimmy Morris Keith Moszezenski Bryan Murphy

Tammy Murphy Connie N ausley Robin Noack Danny Noce Tim Oberle

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Sophomores Strengthen Andy Orlando Sherrie Operle Dean Parks Richelle Parris Kelly Penning

Robert Pippins Larry Ponzar David Pratt Timothy Primo Rick Putnam

Tracey Randolph David Reando Mark Reando Carrie Redwine Brian Reheisse

Tommy Reynolds Dawn Robertson

Terry Reynolds Kenneth Roberts Dale Robinson 98

Coach Simms Introduces the Basketball Team

Scltoo/ Activities

Play Cast Members ROW ONE: Karen Anderson, Kelly Willhite, Mark Koester. ROW TWO: Carolyn Burch, Melinda Arnold, Beth Bums, Donna Wehner, Richelle Parris . ROW THREE: Tammy Naumann, Trina Knatcal, Linda Hipes, Angie Sutherland, Karen Kirby, Cindy Morris, Greg Sutton. ROW FOUR: Kenny Goodwin, Rick Humble, Rob Cayse, Jay Rosener, Greg Koester, Kevin Engler. Jay Rosener Donald Russell Todd Schmitz

Rhond a Rosso Ramie Schanz Cara Schneider

Pam Secrease Steve Seidl Tony Shearon Kelley Skaggs Carrie Slavin

David Slocum Dan Smith Edgar Smith Kathy Smith Maria Smith

Raymond Smith Brent Stafford Dale Stark Kathy Stewart Anita Stoll 99

Sophomores 8njo11 .A Bill Stoll Angie Stuart Jeff Sturms Angie Sutherland Karen Sweeney

Rowdy Swink David Theodoro Julie Thomas linda Thompson Tamela Timmons

Melony Uding Mike Uding Kenny Valeck Mike Vandiver Karen Vaughn

Michael Vaughn Debbie Vineyard James Vinyard

Carol Chadwick, Richelle Parris, Sibyl McCullough, and Debbie Bequette prepare food to serve at the Faculty Breakfast in FHA. 100

Variellf Of C:ltings

Mrs. Gill demonstrates the MO-View to a Sophomore's parent.

Mrs. Mary Okenfuss, student taught for Mrs. McCullough

Tina Weatherford David Webb

Angie Sutherland and Jay Rosener receive an excellent rating for Duet Acting.

Donna Wehner Joey Whaley Penny Willis

James Welch Angie White Donna Wilson

Duane Werner Marida White Lisa Wilson

Patty Whitt Donnie Womack

Christine Wiese Dawn Wynn

Kelly Willhite Rhonda Young 101

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&>b Bobe Brian Bolle

"Open side and say Ah! "

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Carlene Abrams Jeff Adams Kathy Anderson Randy Aubuchon Steve Aubuchon Marty Backy

Kevin Bange Karen Barker Christy Battles Janet Berger Linda Bisch Reana Blechle

"Mary Walsh gives blood while Karen Stringer watches!

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l!usu People!"

Jan Buechti.ng Bill Buese

Jeff Jones, Bill Buese, Randy Lenhoff, and Kenny Crossland were selected to attend Boys State.

Geenie Weise, Paula Robinson, Serena Adams, Susan Mains, and Cindy Morris talk over the good old times on 50's day.

Lyndee Burt Dennis Campfield Debbie Caraway Tony Carrow Greg Cautrell Dennis Cavins

Carol Charleville Peggy Cark Kim Cahoon Robert Coleman Joe Cook 103 Rochelle Cook

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New members added to Honor Society. ROW ONE: Sherry Strickland, Cheryl Decker, Debbie &>xdorfer, Kelly Brown, Lyndee Burt, Carla Kohler, ROW TWO: Kathy Lucas, Darlene Peterein, Jesse Miguel, Kim Kiepe, Glen Mouser, Ken Crossland, Denise Campfield

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Danny Cooksey Fran Cooksey Kelly Corbit David Cramer Becky Crocker Danny Crossland

Kenny Crossland Steve Crump Betty Culton Donna Curry Tom Curtis Susan Dahl

Ricky David Sharon Davidson

Cheryl Decker Andy Dennis

Roxanne Dennis

David Dixon

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Richard Ellenberger Brett Ellis

Ben Fallert Pam Fanger

Mr. Gravenmier shows concerned parents around .

Greg Flynn repairs his ''Bionics"

Greg Fisher Gerri Fisher Greg Flynn Jeff Flynn Jackie Foster Gary Friedmeyer

Roger Fults Dale Garrett Darell Garrett Connie Gibbs Tim Glore Jackie Gibson

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"fluniors Jlold

Tom Hoffman

Gary Hayes Greg Henson

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Tamme Glover Scott Gray Pam Greenlee Phyllis Gyurica Edith Hall Paul Hall

Kevin Hamilton Terry Hampton John Harnage! Danny Harper Brad Hartman Brenda Hayes

Ron Hill Kerry Hindman

JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Jessie Miguel, Treasure, Susan Mains, Secretary, Bill Buese, President, and Karen Stringer, Vice President.

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F .H.A. Regional Officers: Kim Moore, Historian; Susan Mains, Vice Pres.; Bernadette Leonard, Recreational Leader.

Adam How

Chris Hulsey Mark Hunter

Mike Jackson Craig James

Dennis Johnson Mark Johnston Jeff Jones Melissa Jones Kathy Kausler Jeanie Kearns

Sally Keney Charlie Kennedy David Kennedy Nancy Kent Gary Kentch Kim Kiepe

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"Juniors make like Monkey's" Carlene Abrams, Melissa Jones, Jon Trask, Steve Portell.

Brian Kinder David Kmetz Greg Koester 108

Carla Kohler Kurt Kohn Earl Langelier

Dennis Lassing Jeff Leftridge Randy Lenhoff

Bernadette Leonard Jane Ules Lynda Linderer

Mark Longley Mary Lovelace Kathy Lucas

Barry McCord Bonnie Me Donald Barbie McKay

kcu Arou11d!! Sheryl McQuillian Susan Mains Laura Manning Troy Marler David Masterson

Joyce Messer Debbie Meyers Paul Meyer Rhonda Meyers Jesse Miguel

Jeff Miller Cindy Moore Kim Moore Christine Morice Beth Morris

Glen Mouser Paul Murphy

Volleyball Players At Pep Assembly

Mark Siebert, Brett Ellis, John Govero, and Don Womack act cool at Sadie Hawkins Dance.

''Cheese" 109

Student reachers £ earn

Roger Schmidt, a student teacher under the direction of Mr. Striler and Coach Sims.

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Theresa Murphy Tamara Nauman Kenny Noce Tami North Jan Oberle Gary Olmstead

linda Padgitt Melanie Pease Joe Perez Wayne Politte Steve Portell Rhonda Pryor

Kim Kiepe attended Girl's State at Fulton.

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Dave Ramsey is student teacher under the direction of Mr. Portell.

Juniors Anxiously Order Senior Rings !

Gary Reece

Ginger Rhodes

Kevin Richeson

Benita Roberts

Tony Roth John Roth Steve Ruch Lisa Sago Joe Sardo Kathy Schilly

Mark Schmidt Connie Schwent Pat Scroggins Tom Scroggins Dave Secrease Tim Secrease

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Students Sited

Blood~

David Siebert Mark Siebert Randy Smith Tim Spruell Dana Steiger

Gary Stewart Kent Stockham Lisa Stokes Gary Stoll Sherry Stricklin

Karen Stringer Terri Stuart Greg Sutton Janet Swaringim Fran Thebeau

Robert Thomure Jon Trask Pam Tuller Cindy Uding Barry Vessell

Bill Buese And Kim Moore take it easy! ,, 2

Kim Kiepe and Greg Cautrell relax after giving Blood.

Sweat, And rears!

Stacy Yglesia, Jessie Miguel, and Susan Mains talk Mr. Frey into donating blood.

Steve Vest Martha Wagner

Tom Wagner Rhonda Weatherford Melody Welch

Kathy Wells Marilyn Wells Kay Werner

Derrick Westrich Charlie White Susan Wilfong

Darla Williams Kerry Williams Ricky Wines

Fred Woodson Russ Wren Stacy Yglesia 113

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PARENTS CA HELP THEIR CHILORE SUCCEEo IN

SCHOOL

Seniors Keep Scltool Spirit

Serena Adams

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Rachel Alexander

Seniors have the Christmas Spirit

Doug Andre

Uori Arnold

Margaret Bader

Pamela Bange

June Barbey

Mike Barnes

Becky Bales

Jean Baumstark

All rltrouplt rite Vear

Jim Beakley

June Beakley

Debra Bequette

Thomas Berger

The Senior Float Tied With Juniors For First Place Joshlyn Bingham

Harriet Boren

Madonna Bourisaw

Deborah Brannam

Julie Bot

Olivia Broten 11 7

Seniors Sltow Interest

Ellen Buehler Colette Caldwell

Charles Cash

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Rita Brust Becky Cannon

Rob Cayse

Senior Class Officers: Treasurer-Greg Smith, Vice President-Mary Margaret Turnbough, President-Ellen Scott, Secretary-Rhonda Hunt

Keith Chadwick

Barbara Chappue

A11d Abilitu

Martin Chappue

Nellie Childs

Connie Charleville

Robin Chmela

Darla Cherry

Carla Clark

Tim Chotrow

Ron Clemmons

Mike Coffman Seniors help during Sophomore Orientation. 119

J/QmecQJHiJt!f Kept

Karen Cook

Kelly Cox

Robert Coplin

Jim Cross

Cathy Courtney

Terry Crump

Homecoming Queen Candidates: ROW ONE: Mary Turnbough, Cindy LaRose, Colette Caldwell, Beckie McNeil, and Kelly Cox. ROW TWO: Karen Stringer, Susan Mains, Lynda Linderer, Michelle Arenz, Kelley Skaggs, and Chris Brewer. 120

Michael Courtois

Cynthia Culton

Mary Cummiskey

Seniors l!usu

Suzette Del..awter Janice Eades

Kent Decker

Tony Duff

Michael Dobbs Cheryl Edington

Janice Elfrank

Tom Duro Doug Eisenhauer

John Elliott

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Seniors 8ujo!f

Kevin Engler

Debra Evans

Tim Evans

Rowdy Fadler

Tamie Faulkner

Duane Ferguson

Students get involved in Spirit Week and participate on SO's Day.

Janet Fasnut

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Eric Faulkner

rlteir Cast Vear

Frances Flader

John Govero

Anna Doebbert Hensley

Kathy Finney

Martin Govero

Stacey Hartman

Michael Gibbs

Dennis Hall

Larry Gibson

Randy Harper

Relaxing on stage!

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Scltool Builds

Mark Hensley Sandra Holt

Tracey Huckie

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Ron HelTington Rob Horn

Renee Hudson

Kelly Hobbs Stephen How

Richard Hogenmiller David Huber

Art Class keeps minds thinking and hands busy.

Creative Minds

Rhonda Htmt

Richard Humble John Johnson

Sandi Johnson

Tammy Trip Inman

Lee Johnson

Richard Ellenberger, Tom Duro, Jim Lambert, Ron Lucas, and Denny Hall talk things over.

Terry Joyce

Jane Kaempfe

Gordon Kassen

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Seniors ((Move 1orward,

Greg Smith rests after giving blood. Rhonda Hunt, lisa Welker, and Kevin Engler assist nurses. Janet Kelly Kist

Priscella Rudloff Kent

Daniel Kist 126

Deborah Kentch

Jim Lambert

David Kertz

Cindy LaRose

Curtis Kinder

Debbie King

Larry LaRose

Always 'lorward

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Dawn Lassing

Cheryl Lawrence

Sybyl McCullough

Lil' Abner Candidates

Kevin Leftridge

David McFarland

Joe Lingle

Ron lllcas

Joyce McGee

Rod McGee

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Seniors Open New

John McKirvin

Judy Medley

Jeff Miller 128

Rebecca McNeil

Mary Matkin

Kathy Middleton

92 pints of blood were donated by Festus Senior High School.

Jim Mills

Cynthia Morris

Kimberly Morris

:Doors Z'o Z'omorrow

Steve ?vfoss

Joan Myers

Denny Hall-1977 l.il' Abner King

Cheryl Parks

Darlene Peterein

Cheryl Noce

Cindy Pratt

David Noce

Carol Primo

Donna Portell

Paul Pullen

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A Vear rltat Seemed

Dorie Smith Riney

Paula Robinson

Lance Sago 130

Paul Richards

Katherine Reed

Kelly Cox was one of the four Senior candidates for Homecoming Queen.

Donna Schott

Bill Scott

Wilman Roberts

Tonya Rode

Ellen Scott

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Ben Secrease

Christine Smith

Shercy Storz

Melanie Shorses

Greg Smith

Susan Sweeney

Greg Glore, retiring lil Abner King; Denny Hall, 77 lil Abner King; Rhonda Hunt, escort

Cindy Stis

Denise Thomure

Tim Stoll

Mary Turnbough

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Pam Uding

Neil Vaughn

Carol Walsh

Mary Walsh

Susan Turley

lisa Vinyard

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Keith Vinyard

Lisa Welker

Manu raknts

Davonna Werner

Debra Wideman

Steve Williams

LaDonna Dillon Whaley

Susan Whaley

Regina Wiese

Carla Williams

Chris Stokes Williams

Dwayne Wilson

Rex Wright

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Board Proclaims /(a/pit R. CLASS MO'ITO "A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step."

CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose

CLASS COLORS Black and Gold

Thomas S. Byrd II Scholarship -Kevin Engler

Vinyard Scholarship-Cindy Morris

·•============================------FESTUS R 6 SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL ClASS OF 1977

Ralph B. Tynes Gymnasium S u n day . E v en 1n g . MAY 2 2, 1 9 7 7 8 00 O'Clock

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M!t.6. Ru-th Aubuchon lnvoc.o.ti.on • • • • • • • • Rev. M. M. Ma..ttheLU6 Pa..6toJt, WaJtd Cha.pe..t. A.M.E.

"So u..ttl.e. T.i.me. To Give." ••• "The. New 23Jtd"

ConceJL.t Cho.i.lr.

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SeAmOn • • • • • • . • • • Rev. 8Jtu.ce. 8. Patton Pa..6 to It, F-UL6 .t Cfvt..iA .tW.n Chu.Jt ch, Fu .tu..6 Be.necUc-t.ion 134

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M!t.6. Ru-th Au.bw.hon

Speakers for the Commencement Program were: Kathy Reed, Ellen Scott, Janice Elfrank, and Kevin Engler.

runes Vraduating Class

Valedictorian -- Janice Eades.

Salutatorian-- Colette Caldwell.

Tommy Alexander Award and Vinyard Scholarship -- Ellen Scott.

COMMEXCEMESTPROGRAM CLAS OF 1977 Proce eonai-"Pomp and Cercum lance" High School Band Invocation

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Rev Donald T Dalton

Presentation of Platform Guests Ralph B. Tynes Superintendent of Schools " Down the Road" " Onward Ye Peoples" Concert Choir

Sleeth Sibelius

Pre entation of Speakers jame E. Green Assi tant Principal of High School Speakers:

Kathy Reed Ellen Scott

Janice Elfrank Kevin Engler

Presentation of Class Robert L. Tucker Assi tant Superintendent of School •Presentation of Diplomas lee Gurnow President of the Board of Education Presentation of Awards Robert E. Pryor Principal of High School Alma Mater Benediction

Class and Guests Rev. Donald T. Dalton

• Parents or guardians of graduates please stand as your child receives hi diploma .

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JndeK 8di!Of: eonnie (}ibbs Senior :Director!/: Maru Walslt

.CUeAS AUloc Team 2,3,4, Pom Pon Gorl 2,3,4, G A 2, Gorl's "fCiub 4, 'pan~>h Club 3: Bowling Team 2: Sophomore Oroentatoon 4, Jefferson College Scholar hop 4, orlh· east Mo. tate holar hop 4; BOT, JULIE Honor Society 3; Honor Roll 2.3: Cia Offocer, Trea· urer 2.3. Worked on Homecomong float 2,3, Band 2: Gorl' Choru 2; Pep Club 2,3; Drama Club 2.3: Cia Execuuve Commoue 2.3; Teacher Aod 3. 2,3 farmington Hogh S.:hool Band 4: FHA 4; Honor Roll 4, Worked on Cia Float 4. 4 Festu Scnoor H•gh School BOURISA W, MADO "'A Honor Roll 2,3; Honorable Mention 2,3, Cia' Officer 3. Play 2,3; Student Councol 2,3,4, Dance Commit· tee. 2,3, Homccomong Commouet 2.3.4, Prom Commollee> 3, Christmas Tea 2; Worked on Homccomong Float 2,3,4, Moxed Chorus 2,3,4, Mu oc Conte t 3; County Choru 3: Volleyball 3; Girl' G)mna toc Team 2,3, Track 2,3, Porn Pon Gorl 4. G. A 2,3, "F'' Club 4, Shop Club 2; Drama Club 2 3,4. Student Councol Prc.odent 4, "F'' Club Trea urer 4 'tudent of the Month 4, Tiger Queen 4, BRA AM. DEBORAH Honor Roll 2,3,4, Honorable Mcnuon 2.3.4 , C 0 E. 4. BROTEN, OLIVIA Honorable Mention 3, BRU T. RITA Honorable Mentoon 3; Homecomong Commouec 3. Worked on Homecomong Float 2,3: \-fixed Chorus 2: County Choru 3,4, F H .A. 2,3,4, B EHLER, KAYE Honor Roll 2,3. Homecomong Commoucc 3, Worked on Homecomong Float 2,3,4, pori manager 3.4, "f.. Club 4, C 0 F 4. DECA Officer 4, Chaorman of C 0 E. Public Relauon Commollee 4. CALDWELL, COLETTE Jefferson College School 4; Honor Socoery 3.4. Cerebral Palsy Drove 3: Honor Roll 2,3,4, Girls State 3: Student Councol 2, Homecoming Candodatc 2 3.4, Homecomong Comm•ttcc 2; Band 2,3.4, Mu,oc Contest 2, mall Fn-emble> 2; Pep Band 2.3. Volleyball 2,3,4, Track 2.3: Cheerleader 2,3; G.\ A 2.3. "f"' Club 4, Certoficat.. of Recognotoon by the Mo uro School-College Relations CommosSJon 4; '-orthcast

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