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 BUFFALO HIGH SCHOOL
Dallas Co. R-1 Schools
Buffalo, Missouri 65622

Student Life ..... 2

Seniors ..... 12
Underclassmen ..... 46
Staff ..... 66
Activities ..... 70
Honors ..... 88
Sports ..... 94
Advertisements ..... 124
StepJ?_in' Into the Millennium
Past)
Dinner Theater singers, Rachel Shoemaker,
Melissa Chadwick, and Jade Enokido step
back into the 50's.
fj ~~~ n l J and Future ...
Albert Einstein, Harriet
Tubman, Amelia Earhart,
Wolfgang Mozart, Neil
Armstrong, Babe Ruth, Mother
Teresa, and J.F.K .... These are
just a few of the heroes,
geniuses, and important role
models of the last millennium.
This group of people, along
with thousands of others have
become legends in the minds
and memories of people
everywhere. While these
people will be remembered
forever in history books and
people's hearts, there will soon
be a new group of role models
that will be recognized in
newspapers, television
broadcasts, and beauty shops
everywhere. These leaders of
tomorrow are fellow students
today.

Could these chemistry students,

Wayne Lyon, Jared Tomlinson, and
Amy Shewmaker, be future inventors
or scientists? You never know.

2 STUDENT LIFE
 Story and Layout: Jessica Bell

Well , Amanda guessed it. The correct

answer is pencil.

19th Amendment Passed: Women's

1920
right to vote guaranteed.
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1941 United States entered World War II.
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1948
I Solid-body guitar designed by Leo
Fender mass produced.

1962 Wai-Mart discount store

opened in Rogers, AR.
1964 Beatles appeared on the "Ed Sullivan
ShowJ
1981 Personal computer introduced by IBM.
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Coca-Cola changes soft drink formula ,
1984 prompting protests which led to the

1
As we study practice and participate in reintro_duction of "Classic Coke."
t" ·t· · ' h I 'd . .t. 1999 President William J. Clinton
ac lVI 1es 1n sc oo an 1n our communi 1es we impeached and charged with
are preparing ourselves to step into the "real perjury and obstruction of justice.
· world" where we will each do something He was later acquitte
different with our lives. Some of us may on both counts.
become doctors or lawyers, others politicians
or teachers, and yet others may become
professional athletes or performers. So just
remember these things twenty years from now
as you're flying past a newsstand on your way
to work. Stop and pick up that new issue of
Time Magazine or maybe even a newspaper.
Take a look at that front page. You never
know, you could just see someone you went
to school with looking right back at you.
 Hangin ' Out In Buffalo
We all have certain places we like to hang out. Places where we can kick back,
relax, and be ourselves. If you go cruising around Buffalo on a Saturday night, you
will probably see students at Sonic, Dairy Queen, Courtyard Video, or the Square
just "chillin." The concept of hanging out has been around for quite some time. In
fact, if you asked your parents they could probably tell you some wild stories about
themselves when they were young. Through the same concept when we step into
the future we will probably see our children hang out and tell them some of our
stories. Hanging out, though, has always been a favorite pasti g students
and as long as we have stress and other proble a place we
can call our home away from ho

Dean, Jared, and Mike hangin' out at Sonic.

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hangin' out in Buffalo after a music
concert.

Above: Travis and Brandi hangin' out at Dairy

Queen after church.

STUDENT LIFE 5
 I
STEPPI
DUMB THINGS WE DO
We have all done dumb the glass for almost two weeks," said
things. Some of us only make Lacey Win
a really stupid mistake once Som ~~ f"mr s that every time a
in a while. Others however story gets ._..., . . _ t our mistakes the
seem be gifted with the ability truth gets a.tl".t~""~'"ort .. ..,...~ and more. Some
to spend their whole life people hovv~,~~~ '· These are the
doing stupid things whether people who o ,~1r u just to try to
they may be by accident or get a laugh. These an always
just an attempt to get a seem to get a laugh.
laugh. Doing dumb thin r the sake of fun
Thou e mi takes will always give us great memories to look
are just tha , that do s 't back on with a smil ~......,
mean th ey are no One day we
· g. Sometim s it remember our du kes with a good
:...._~~:~he only t ings laugh but right no e our friends to
we ca erne be are all the do that for us.
times t have done
someth umb and the
embarrasment that we felt.
These things always seem to
happen i of our friends
which he fact that Showing off his lack of
we will dancing ability, senior
Eric Garretson tries to
mbarrasing bust a move while
time as a freshman was senior Mike Kelley
runs for cover.
when I walked into a glass
door in front of all of my
friends and left a lip print on

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STORYANDLAYOUTBYRAN:D:E:L~L~B:O:G:G:S:.--~~------------~

Daniel Cramer and George Smith compete in

an intense challenge to see who can chug
their milk the fastest.

Jade Enokido proudly

shows off her tongue ring.

STUDENT LIFE 7
 The many
"character faces" of
Michelle Dugas

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STORY AND LAYOUT BY JOSEPH GREEN

"When one door closes, another opens, but we look so long and
so regretfully upon the closed door that we do not see the one that has
opened for us."ln these words Alexander Graham Bell describes what is
happening with our students today. Nowhere else is this more apparent
than right here at Buffalo High School.
Many Students have opened these doors and are steppin' through
them. Let's take Amy Prater for example. This extremely talented
sophomore has been into the fine arts since she was a little child.
Amy and her family received the chance to open for Kevin
Spencer and also received a contract with Dawning Records. Out of the
deal they received the chance to join a singing troupe called American
Kids. After this they sang one song on a ten song disk with Kevin
Spencer. She sings regularly at such places as: THE GAZEBO in Silver
Dollar City, Remington Theatre, Barbara Fairchild Theatre, and the
Golden Age Games.
Another of the many talents include Rachel Shoemaker. Rachel
has been dancing and singing for many years now. Rachel participated
in the Nutcracker at Hammonds Hall as the Chinese Ribbon Girl. She
also took second place in the National Starpower Dance Competition.
Rachel has sung at the Springfield and State Fairs for many years. In
1992 Rachel was accepted into the Southwest Missouri Youth Choir as
an alto.
Our two senior band potentials definitely cannot be left out.
Gabriel McMillan has been playing guitar for the past two years. In this
time he has already played with the local band 2 CHIX A SEAL. Gabe
soon hopes to play at the Coker Coffee Company and plans to pursue
coffee shop performances.
Jesse Johnston our other band hopeful, has played in bands with
Coach Bouma, Coach Willis, Michael Showers, Matt Boggs, Grady
Johnson, and Steve VanNostrand. He sings at his local church and
plans to pursue a career in music later in life.
Fine arts aren't the only talents shown by students here at Buffalo
High School. Ricky Rose raises cattle inside and outside of school.
Ricky has competed in Stock Competitions where he has received many
first place prizes. Ricky says that taking care of his cattle is an everyday
chore, and it takes a lot of patience and time.
There are many talented people here at Buffalo High. Just don't
forget that the door is opening, all you need to do is step through.

STUDENT LIFE 9
10 STUDENT LIFE
IT'S A VERY PLANET!!!
all around

2000
Story and Layout by Gabe McMillan

Doesn't this remind you of

an episode of "Melrose
Place?"

STUDENT LIFE 11
 "My most memorable experience is
when we played Eldon in what was
called the 'Toilet Bowl' and we beat
them."
Koi Henderson

"My most memorable experience

was Sophomore year when the
Spanish club went to Mexican Villa
and one of my friends burped really
loud and blamed it on me."
Cherakee Brake

"The world will be watching our every

move. We are the future! "
Chris Hatten

Layout by Luke 0. Charlton

12 SENIOR DIVISION
Class of 2000
Steppin'Ou
SENIOR DIVISION 13
 Kelly Armstrong

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As the class of 2000 looks back from
elementary school to the present we
think to ourselves, "Where has all the
time gone?" We have gone from
playing at recess in elementary, to
learning new locker combinations in
middle school, to preparing for college
in high school. What ever happened to
laying back and taking it easy our
senior year? Instead, we are trying to
raise our ACT scores just a few more
points, putting in our last few
applications for colleges and
scholarships, and trying to spend time
with friends that we will never forget.
However, the time we have spent
together will be cherished for years to
come. As the senior class steps into
the millennium, we hold with us
memories that will last us a lifetime.

SENIOR PHOTO LAYOUTS : ANGELA ZANZIE

Loyd Caselman Ricky Chapman

14 SENIORS
 Brandi Bales Jennifer Bankes Rebekah Baugher Brenna Beasley

Jennifer Beltz Jennifer Berry Matthew Boggs Cherakee Brake

Nathan Brownfield April Burgess Kristen Calfee Stephanie Canon Russell Carter

Luke Charlton Samantha Cherry Luke Christian Joshua Clausen Tessa Coltrin

SENIORS 15
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Anderson,
9-17- 0, on of
UM
Carolyn Long, years in D.C.
2.

Armstrong, Ke
10-3- 1, daughter of Greg
and Kay Arm trong,
Club 3, Pep Club 1 2 3,
years in D.C. 13.

Beasley, Garren
1-30- 2, son of Debbie
Beasley, years in D.C. 1.
Berry, Jennifer
5-1-82, daughter of Dale
Berry and Le a Reidy,
Honor Roll 1 2 3 4, FBLA 4,
Band 1 2 3 4, Vo-Tech 3 4,
VICA 3 4, years in D.C. 5.
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1 2, NHS 3 4, French Club 3,
Art Club 3, years in D.C. 13.

Principal's List 1, Bison

Honor Roll 2 3, Academic
Letter 3, Who's Who 1 2,
Basketball 1, Volleyball 1,
Softball 2 3 4, Sports Man-
ager 2 4, Music Contest 1,
Band 1, FCA 1 2 3 4, FFA 1 2
3 4, FHA/FCCLA 3, HS 3
4, Spanish Club 1, Pep Club
1 2 3 4, years in D.C. 13.
Atteberry, Corey
Bell, Jessica Dea Hull
10-19-81, daughter of Becky
Bell, Principal's List 1 2 4,
Bison Honor Roll 3, Aca-
demic Letter 2 3 4, College
Prep Certificate, Who's
Who 3, Scholastic All
American 3, Music Contest
1 2, Band 1 2, FCA 3 4,
FBLA 2 4, HS 3 4, French
Club 2 3 4, Library Club 4,
Boggs, Matt
6-17-81, son of Randy and
Elaine Boggs, Honor Roll 1 2
3 4, Weightlifting 1 2,
Music Contest 1 2 3, Band 1
2 3, Music Club 1 2 3, FCA 1
2 3 4, FFA 1, Art Club 2 3,
Pep Club 1 2 3, Jazz Band
and Pep Band bass guitar,
years in D.C. 13.
e, Kristen
daughter of Roger
and Barbara and
Lawrence, Honor Roll
College Prep Certifi-
Basketball1 2,
Weightlifting 3, FBLA
President 4, FTA 4, FHA/
FCCLA 1 2, Spanish Club 3,
Pep Club 1 2 3 4, Art Club 3
4, Yearbook Staff 4, Scout

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2-17- 2L son ofJim and
Vickie Livingston, Vo-Tech 3
4, years in D.C. 13.
s, Brandi
, daughter of James
Gee, Honor Roll
Roll4,
1, School
!V.la'"'-v• 4, Band 1, FCA 2,
Speech and Debate Club 1 2,
VICA 3 4, Vo-Tech 3 4, Pep
Club 1, VICA Vice President
4, years in D.C. 6.
Bankes, Jennifer
11-22-81, daughter of Todd
Bankes and Susan Walters,
VICA 3 4, Vo-Tech 3 4, VICA
Contests, years in D.C. 9.
Beasley, Brenna
2-10-82, daughter of Rick
and Wanda Beasley, Honor
Roll 1 2, Academic Letter 1,
Who's Who 1 2, Cheerleader
1 2, Band 1, FCA 1 2 3, FBLA
4, FTA 4, French Club 1 2,
VICA 4, Vo-Tech 4, Library
Staff 4, years in D.C. 8.
Pep Club 1, Yearbook Staff Brake, Cherakee
3 4, Scout Staff 3 4, Office 4-14-82, daughter of Darrell
Canon, Stephanie
Assistant 4, Yearbook and Denise Brake, Bison 12-11- 81, daughter of
Advertising Editor 3 and Honor Roll1 2 3 4, Aca- Nancy and Allen Canon,
Assistant Editor 4, Scout demic Letter 2 3 4, Who's Principal's List 1 2, Bison
Staff Editor In Chief 4, Who 1 2 3 4, Band 1 2 3 4, Honor Roll3, Academic
FBLA Parliamentarian 4, NHS 3 4, Spanish Club 1 2 3 Letter 2 3, Who's Who 2 3,
Founder and Director of 4, Pep Club 1 2, Spanish College Prep Certificate,
ARCH 3 4, Band Letter 1 2, Club Secretary 3, President FCA 1 2 3 4, FFA 4, FTA 4,
years in D.C. 12. 4, years in D. C. 8. NHS 3 4, French Club 2 3,
Art Club 2, Pep Club 1,
Belt, Lella Marguita Brinkman, Julie years in D.C. 13.
7-27-82, daughter of Dillard 9-28-81, daughter of Vickie
and Margaret Belt, Brinkman, Honor Roll 2 3 4,
Carter, Russel D.
Weightlifting 1, Sports Basketball 1, Volleyball 1 2 4, 8-21-81, Son of Carl Carter
Manager 1, Chamber Choir Softball 3, Track 2, Glee Club and Kathy Carter, Basket-
1 2, Glee Club 1 2, Music 1, Music Contest 1, Spanish ball 1 2 3 4, Football 1 2 3 4,
Club 1 2 3, Speech and Club 3, VICA 3, Vo-Tech 3 4, FFA 1 2 3 4, FCA 1 2 3, Pep
Debate Club 3, Drama Club VICA Treasurer 3, Pep Club Club 1 2, years in D.C. 12.
1 2 3 , French Club 1, Pep 4, years in D.C. 4.
Club 1, years in D.C. 13.
Caselman, Loyd
Brown, Alicia 6-29-82, son of Ed and Linda
Beltz, Jenny 10-5-81, daughter of Doug Caselman, FF A 1 2 3 4, Vo-
2-17-82, daughter of David and Marcia Brown, Scout Tech 3 4, VICA 3 4, years m
and Kathy Beltz, Principal's Staff 4, years in D.C. 13.
D.C. 13.
List 1 3 4, College Prep
Certificate, Who's Who, Brownfield, Nathan
Volleyball 1 2, Track 1 2, Chapman, Ricky
Wayne
Band 1 2 3 4, NHS 3 4, FCA 11-1- 81, son of Dennis and
8-8-81, son of Tim and
1 2 3 4, Spanish Club 4, Tammi Chapman, Honor
Sherry Brownfield, Bison
Scout Staff 3, FCA Sec. 3, Roll1 2 4, College Prep
Honor Roll 1 2 3 4, Aca-
years in D.C. 13. Certificate 4, Football2,
demic Letter 2 3 4, Football Baseball 1 2 3 4, FFA 1,
1 2 3 4, Baseball1 2 3 4, FFA Spanish Club 2 3, Art Club

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2, Scout Staff 4, FHA/
FCCLA 4, Wrestling 2,
years in D.C. 13.
Charlton, Luke Otis
10-15-81, son of Daniel and
Diane Charlton,
Principal's List 1 2 4, Bison
Honor Roll 3, Academic
Letter 2 3 4, College Prep
Certificate, Who's Who 1 2
3 4, Football1 2 3 4,
Weightlifting 1 2 3 4, Track
12 4, Wrestling 2 3 4, Music
Contest 1, Band 1, FCA 3 4,
FFA 14, NHS 3 4, French
Club 1 2 3 4, Pep Club 2 4,
Yearbook Staff 3 4, FCA
Vice President 4, Yearbook
Editor 4, HS Historian 4
Student Council Secretar; 3
4, IFLA 1 2 3, ational
USAA History Award 1,
D.A.R.E. Role Model3 4
Community 2000 Dallas'
County Branch 3 4, Cham-
ber of Commerce Leader-
ship Award 12, Math Club
4, Band Letter 1, Football:
1st Team All COC 3 4, Mr.
Bison 3, Letter 1 2 3 4,
Wrestling: 1st Team All
COC 3 4, SWMO State
Wrestler of the Year 3, Most
Takedowns 3, Most Pins 3,
Most Consecutive Victories
3, Letter 2 3 4, Sectional
Qualifier 3, Track Letter 1 2
4, years in D.C. 13.
Cherry, Samantha
8-4-82, daughter of Cynthia
Swanigan, Principal's List 1
2 3 4, Academic Letter 2 3 4,
College Prep Certificate,
Who's Who 1 2 3 4, Basket-
ball1 2 4, Volleyball1 2,
Track 1 2, FCA 1 2, FBLA 4,
FTA 3 4, FTA Treasurer
FHA I FCCLA 1 2, Spanish
Club 2 4, Spanish Club
Comm1ttee member, Pep
Club 1 2 3 4, Pep Club
Treasurer, FBLA Vice
President 4, years in D.C.
13.
SENIOR BRAG LAYOUTS: JESSICA BELL
Christian, Luke Arie
8-24-81, son of Al and
Sherrie Christian, BEST LEADER
Principal's List 1, Bison
Honor Roll 2 3 4, Academic Chris Hatten and Amanda Dill
Letter 2 3 4, College Prep
Certificate, Who's Who 2 3
4, Basketball1 2 3 4, Football
4, Cross Country 1, Golf 1 2
3 4, Weightlifting 4, FFA 1,
French Club 3 4, Art Club 2
3 4, Mr. Bison Candidate 2,
years in D.C. 13.
Clausen, Josh
12-24-81, son of Margaret
and William Mathews,
Honor Roll 3, FF A 1 3 4,
years in D.C. 3.
Coffman, Tim
1-23-82, son of Debbie
Coffman, Honor Roll 2,
VICA 3 4, Vo-Tech, years in
D.C.3.
Coltrin, Tessa
6-4-82, daughter of King
and Teresa Coltrin, Princi-
pal's List 1, Bison Honor
Roll 2 3 4, Academic Letter 2
3 4, College Prep Certificate,
Volleyball1, Dance Team 1
MOST SPIRITED
2 3 4, Miss Merry Christmas Eric Garretson and Brandi Bales
Attendant 1, Dynamics 1,
Glee Club 1 3 4, Music
Contest 1 2 3 4, Band 1 2 3 4,
Marching Band Drum
Majorette 3 4, Music Club 1
3 4, FCA 1 2 3 4, FCA Trea-
surer 3 4, HS 3 4, Spanish
Club 1 2 3 4, Student Coun-
cil Member-at-Large 2 3 4,
Dance Team Co-Captain 1,
Dance Team Captain 3 4, I
Dare You Award 3, year in
D.C. 13.
Cook, Eric D.
11-1-81, son of Peggy Cook
and Warren Mundy, Honor
Roll, Vo-Tech 3 4, Art Club
2 3, years in D.C. 8.
BRAGS 17
 Story by Luke 0. Charlton
Eric Cook
We have been called "the class of the future," but
that is no longer true. We are the class of today.
We went through all the same things as the past
classes have, such as extreme stress, tardies, and
college or job searches. We had a few extra
things, too. For example, the Y2K hype, but that
got more annoying than frightening. Here are a
few thoughts on the class of 2000.

Amanda Dill Justin Donaldson

"Despite how the media calls us Generation X, I
believe we will be one of the most successful
generations."

Sam Cherry

"The odd years are not often remembered, but who

could forget the class of 2000?"

Chris Goins
Erin Enlund Jade Enokido

"When we were in grade school, we couldn't even

imagine the year 2000, or graduating. Now the
time is here, to go out into the world and
accomplish all of our dreams.
Good luck class of 2000."

Keri McDaniel

Eric Garretson Chris Goins

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 Wendy Cornwell Jamie Cowan Mark Crofut Caleb Cusick

Michelle Dugas Heath Edwards Jeff Elam Travis Elliott

Kami Freeman Dustin Gamel Michael Gardner

Corey Goins John Gough Jake Gravelle Kristen Hahn Jessica Hall

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MOST TALENTED
Jesse Johnston and Michelle Dugas
CLASS CLOWN
George Smith and Cherakee Brake
Cooper, Jason
7-1-81, son of Larry and
Wanda Cooper and Cindy
Elliott, Academic Letter 2,
Football1 2, Track 1, Sports
Manager 2, FFA 4, years in
D.C. 13.
Corbin, Michelle
5-16-82, daughter of Delroes
Miller, Who's Who 2, VICA
3 4, Vo-Tech 3 4, years in
D.C.4.
Cornwell, Wendy Leigh
8-7-81, daughter of Twyla
Leigh Cornwell, Honor Roll
1 2 3 4, College Prep Certifi-
cate, Academic Letter 2,
Cheerleader 3, Dance Team
4, Glee Club 1 2 3 4, Music
Conte t 1 2 3 4, Music Club
1 2 3 4, FCA 1 2 3, HS 3 4,
Speech and Debate Club 3
4, French Club 2 3, Pep Club
3 4, years in D.C. 13.
Cowan, Jamie Lee
11-23-81, daughter of Rita
Cowan and Bill Hibler,
Bison Honor Roll 1 4,
College Prep Certificate 4,
Who's Who 2 3, Cheer-
leader 3, FFA 12 3 4, FTA 4,
FHA I FCCLA 2 4, Spanish
Club 12 3 4, Art Club 3 4,
Pep Club 1 2 3 4, years in
D.C. 5.
Crofut, Mark A.
12-13-81, son of Archie and
Elizabeth Cable, Honor
Roll, FFA 1, Vo-Tech 3 4,
VICA 3 4, years in D.C. 7.
Cusick, Caleb
12-5-81, son of Vernice and
Cheri Cusick, Vo-Tech 3 4,
VICA 3 4, years in D.C. 13.
Aasta
daughter of
Georgina Phillips, Vo-Tech,
years in D.C. 4.
Amanda Bernice
9-8-82, daughter of Jack and
Theresa Dill, Honor Roll 2 3,
Bison Honor Roll 1, Aca-
demic Letter 2, Who's Who 3
4, Basketball 1 2, Softball 3 4,
Festival Candidate 4, FTA 2,
NHS 2 3 4, Spanish Club 2 4,
Pep Club 4, Scout Staff 4,
Pep Club President, Spanish
Club Treasurer, Class Rep 3,
Senior Class President, years
in D.C. 13.
Donaldson, Justin
12-6-80, son of Ron and
Linda Smith, Weightlifting
2, Vo-Tech 3 4, VICA 3 4,
years in D.C. 8.
Duff, Jana Lynne
6-10-82, daughter of Lynn
and Cindy Duff, Principal's
List 4, Bison Honor Roll 1 2
3, Academic Letter 2 3 4,
College Prep Certificate,
Basketball 1, Band 1 2 3,
FCA 12 3 4, FBLA 4, FFA 1
2 3 4, FFA Secretary 2, FFA
Vice-President 3, FFA
President 4, NHS 3 4,
Spanish Club 1 2 3, Pep
Club 1 2, years in D.C. 13.
Dugas, Michelle
2-15-82, daughter of Chris-
topher and Kathy Dugas
and John and Violet
Williamson, Honor Roll 1 2
3 4, Dance Team 2, Chamber
Choir 1, Glee Club 1, Music
Contest 1 2 3 4, Band 1 2 3 4,
Music Club 1, Speech &
Debate Club 4, Drama Club
1 2 3 4, French Club 4, Pep
Club 1, years in D.C. 6

20 BRAGS
 Academic Letter 2 4, Dance Garretson, Eric Gravelle, Jacob
Team 12, Band 12 3, FFA 1 12-14-81, son of Darryl and 5-5-81, son of Gene and
Cindy Mabary and Ed Sharon Gravelle, Honor Roll
2 3 4, VICA 3 4, Vo-Tech 3 4,

Edwards, Heath
2-23-82, son of Jean '-'~"n "::u,
FFA 12, Vo-Tech 3 4, VICA
3 4, years in D.C. 4
Elam, Jeff
2-2-82, son of Richard and
Pat Elam, Bison Honor Roll
1 2, Honor Roll 3, Academic
Letter 2, Baseball 2, FFA 1 3,
years in D.C. 13.
Elliott, Travis
8-27-81, son of Roua and
Katheryn Elliott, Principal's
List 1 2 3 4, College Prep
Certificate, Academic Letter
2 3 4, Who's Who 2 3 4,
Scholastic All American 3 4,
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Garretson, Honor Roll 1 2, 3 4, Music Contest 3, Vo-
Pep Club 1 2, FF A Treasurer
Bison Honor Roll 3 4, Aca- Tech 3 4, VICA 3 4, years in
2, years in D.C. 9.
demic Letter 4, College Prep D. C. 2.
Enokido, Jade Hitomi Certificate, Basketball 1,
8-25-82, daughter of Baseball 4, Chamber Choir 1
Shinsuke and Jennifer 2 3 4 , Music Contest 1 2 3 4,
Enokido, Honor Roll 1, Bison Music Club 1 2 3 4, FCA 4,
FBLA 4, FTA 4, FHA/ Kristen R.
Honor Roll2 3, Academic
FCCLA 4, French Club 2 4, daughter of Daniel
Letter 2, Festival Queen
Art Club 4, Pep Club 1 2 3 4, and Lena Hahn, Honor Roll
Candidate 3, Miss Merry
Yearbook Staff 3 4, Scout 2 3 4, FFA 1 2 3 4,
Christmas 3, Chamber Choir
FCCLA 3 4, Speech
2 3, Dynamics 2 3, Glee Club Staff 4, FBLA Historian 4,
FTA Secretary 4, Yearbook te Club 2 3 4,
1 2 3, Music Contest 1 2 3,
Photo Editor 4, Scout Staff Speech and Debate Trea-
Speech & Debate Club 4,
surer 2, years in D.C. 10.
Drama Club 12 4, Vo-Tech 3 Assistant Photo Editor 4,
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4, VICA 3 4, years in
D. C. 6.
Chamber of Commerce
Leadership Award 3, Office
Assistant 4, years in D.C. 13.

Basketball 1, FCA 4,
Weightlifting 1, FBLA 4,
FFA 1 2 3 4, FFA Sentinel 2,
FFA Treasurer 3, FFA Vice-
President 4, HS 3 4, NHS
President 4, Spanish Club 3
4, Art Club 4, Pep Club 1 2 3
4, Student Council Member -
at -Large 3 4, USAA History
& Government Award,
USAA Leadership & Service
Award, Missouri Boys State,
HOBY Leadership Delegate,
years in D.C. 13.
Elwood, Brandi Kay
4-28-82, daughter of Mark
and Kim Gronniger, Bison
Honor Roll 2 3 4, Academic
Letter 3 4, College Prep
Certificate, Cheerleader 3 4,
Carnival Candidate 4, Band
2 3 4, FCA 4, FTA 3 4, French
Club 4, Pep Club 3 4, FTA
Secretary, Missouri All-Star
Honor Band (London),
French Foreign Language
Award, years in D.C. 3.
Enlund, Erin
12-12-81, daughter of Jeff
and Eileen Enlund,
Principal's List 1, Bison
Honor Roll2, Honor Roll3,
Goins, Chris
8-6-81, son of Wanda Foster
and Bill Goins, Principal's
Courtney
daughter of Joy List 2, Bison Honor Roll 1 3 4
Academic Letter 1 2 3 4,
and Steve Fisk,
Roll 1 2 3 4, Academic College Prep Certificate,
Who's Who 2 3 4, Basketball
4, Volleyball 1,
Manager 2, Glee Club 1, Golf 1 2, Weightlifting 1 2
3 4, Track 4, NHS 3 4, French
12, Music Contest 12, Music
Club 1, FBLA Treasurer 4, Club 1 2 3, Art Club 4,
Yearbook Staff 3, Junior
FFA 12 3 4, French Club 3 4,
Pep Club 1 4, years in D.C. 7. Class Member at Large,
Wrestling 2, International
Foreign Language Award
Freeman, Kami
3-30-82, daughter of Rick 1 2 3, years in D.C. 9.
and Pam Freeman, Honor
Roll 1 2 3, FBLA 4, FFA 1 2 3 Goins, Corey
2-5-82, son of Bobby Goins,
4, FFA Sentinel, FTA 3 4,
Football, Weightlifting,
FHA/FCCLA 12 4, FFA, Wrestling, Vo-Tech 3 4,
French Club 2, years in
VICA 3 4, years in D.C. 13.
D.C.l3. , •••
Goulet, Brad
11-22-81, son of Steve and
Holly Goulet, Academic
Gamel, Dustin
Letter 3, Weightlifting 1 4,
2-17-82, son of
Vo-Tech 3 4, VICA 3 4,
Robert Gamel,
Wrestling 3, years in D.C. 6.
Weightlifting, D.C.
13.
Gough, John
12-3-81, son of Derek and
Gardner, Michael
Cindy Gough, Weightlifting
11-21-81, son of Mark
4, years in D. C. 6.
Gardner and Lisa Floyd,
VICA 3 4, Vo-Tech 3 4, years
in D.C. 13.
H all, Jessica
10-9-81, daughter of Ed and
Carylon Hall, Honor Roll2,
Bison Honor Roll 1 3, years
in D.C. 13
H alleran, LeDotta
1-5-81, daughter of Terry
Halleran and Janet
Halleran, Honor Roll3,
Softball3 4, Weightlifting 4,
Music Contest 1 2 3 4, Band
1 2 3 4, FFA 1 2 3 4,
FFA Parliamentarian,
Buffalo Show String 1 2 3 4,
years in D.C. 8.
Hardison, Greg
1-2-82, son of Wayne and
Cathy Hardison, Bison
Honor Roll 1 2 3 4, Aca-
demic Letter 2 3 4, College
Prep Certificate, Who's
Who 4, Basketball 1 2,
Weightlifting 13, FFA 1 2 3
4, HS 3 4, Spanish Club 3
4, Pep Club 2 3 4, years in
D.C. 13.
Hardy, Tracy
6-17-82, daughter of Clint
and Merry Hicks, Honor
Roll1 3, Vo-Tech 3 4, VICA
3 4, years in D.C. 4.
Harris, Matthew
-22- 1, son of Dibbie and
Don Harris, Vo-Tech 3 4,
VICA 3 4, Drag Car Auto
Mech, years in D.C 5.

BRAGS 21
 ~'1Ju~J e ~~ Y©JJ
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J :5 y E:£1 l & '] f 9 JJ f) tJ !Pl "'i

Dottie Halleran

"Rachel White and I happily living in the lower

Amazon River Basin as successful entrepreneurs."

Travis Elliott
Chad Hendrickson Kelly Hitchcock
"I will be on the beach enjoying my retired life with
my lady followers following my lead of the
revolution and rise of power in Nepal and the
world!"
Brad Wise

"I see myself with a family and teaching L.D."

Michelle Schultz

" I see myself married with a career in Biology." Jesse Johnston Michael Kelley

Amanda Redd

"I guess I would see myself with a family and a

good job."

Lacey McGuire

Dustin Lunceford Wayne Lyon

22 SENIORS
 Sam Haskett Chris Hatten Jeanetta Hayes Koi Henderson

Steven Howe Brenda Hyder Colleen Jarvela Grady Johnson

June Kubla Shane Leer Jamie Lowry Elizabeth Lueker

Alicia Klapp

Corey Marley Pete Martinez Kerry Mathews Billie Sue Mays

Roberta Mabary

SENIORS 23
Haskett, (Smale)
Samantha Nicole
7-22-81, daughter of Sharon
and Charles Haskett, Basket-
ball 1, Volleyball 1, Carnival
Candidate 1, FFA 1, Drama
Club 2 3, Library Club 4, Vo-
Tech 3 4, VICA 3 4, years in
D.C.13.
Hatten, Robert C.
10-15-81, son of Dr. Rob and
Sharon Hatten, Principal's
List 1, Bison Honor Roll, 2 3
4, Academic Letter 2 3 4,
College Prep Certificate,
Who's Who 2 3 4, Basketball
1 4, Football1 2 3, Track 1 2
3 4, Weightlifting 1 2 3 4,
Carnival Candidate 3,
Festival Candidate 1, FCA 1
2, FBLA 1, HS 3 4, HS
Historian 3, Class President
1 2, Student Council Mem-
ber-at-Large 2, Student body
Vice-President 4, Spanish
Club 1 2, Art Club 3 4, Art
Club Vice-President 3, Art
Club President 4, years in
D.C. 11.
Hayes, J eanetta
11-4-81, daughter of Wayne
and Brenda Hayes, Honor
Roll1 2 3, Weightlifting 3 4, 1 2 3 4, Music
Band 1 2 3 4, FFA 1 2 3 4,
Spanish Club 1, French Club
2 4, Pep Club 3, years in D.C. French
13.
Henderson, Koi W.
9-5- 1, son of Rick and
Phyllis Henderson, Honor
Roll, College Prep Certifi-
cate, Who's Who, Football1
2 3 4, Baseball 1 2 3 4, Band 10-18-78, son of Larry and
1, FFA 1 2 3 4, HS 3 4,
French Club 3 4, year in
D.C. 13.
Hendrickson, Chad Lee
5-5-82, on of Buddy
Hendrick on, Bison Honor
Roll1 2 3 4, Weightlifting 3
4, years in D.C. 4.
24 BRAGS
Herrera, Josh
3-11-82, son of Larry and
Kathy Hildebrand, Honor
Roll1 2 3, College Prep
Certificate, Who's Who 1 2 3
4, Football2, Weightlifting 4,
Band 1 2, Spanish Club 1 2,
French Club 3 4, years in
D.C. 7.
Hitchcock, Kelly
6-15-82, daughter of Rob and
LaTresa Hitchcock, Honor
Roll 1 2 3, Academic Letter 2
4, Who's Who 2 4, Cheer-
leader 1 2 3 4, Chamber
Choir 2 3 4, French Club 1 2
3, Pep Club 1 2 3 4, Scout
Staff 4, FCA Song leader 3,
Cheerleading Historian 3,
Speech and Debate Club
Treasurer 4, French Club 1 2
3 4, Pep Club 12 3 4, Scout
Staff 4, years in D.C. 10.
Horinek, Travis
6-10-82, son of Douglas and
Deanna Horinek, Principal's
List 1 2 3 4, Academic Letter
2 3, College Prep Certificate,
Who's Who 1 2 3 4, Basket-
ball 1, Football 1 2, Track 1 2,
Wrestling 2 3 4, Carnival
Candidate 4, Chamber Choir
Contest 1 2 3
4, Band 1 2 3 4, Music Club 1
2 3 4, FCA 1 2 3 4, HS 3 4,
Club 3 4, FCA Music
Director 3, MO Fine Arts
Academy, MO All-Stars
Band, 1999 Drafting Team,
School Musicals 2 and 3,
years in D. C. 4.
Howe, Steven
Helen Howe, Bowling 1 2 3
4, Swimming 3 4, years in
D.C. 15.
Hyder, Brenda
6-26-81, daughter of Richard
and Brenda Hyder, Aca-
demic Letter 1, Who's Who 2
3 4, Cheerlead r 1, Speech
and Debate Club 2 3 4, VICA
3 4, Vo-Tech 3 4, Pep Club 1
2, VICA reporter, years in
D.~.,.,
daughter of Grace
Speech and
:>uu•u.:..
Club 3 4, Scout Staff
in D.C. 2.
Johnson, Grady P.
2-25-82, son of Joe V. and
ancy P. Johnson, Honor
Roll1 2 3 4, Wrestling 3 4,
Music Contest 1 2 3, Band
123, HS 34, VICA3, Vo-
Tech 3, years in D.C. 4.
Johnston, Jesse Lee
8-14- 1, onof Rickand
Mare! Johnston, Honor Roll
1 2 3 4, Who's Who 1 2 3 4,
Chamber Choir, Music
Contest 1 2 3 4, Music Club 1
2 3 4, FCA 4, Art Club Vice-
President 4, Pep Club 4,
Senior Class Representative,
years in D.C. 9. fI• •
Kelley, Michael
8-28-82, son of Dennis and
Lisa Harrel and Bri
Kelley, Bison Honor 2 Lowry, Jamie Lynn
3, Academic Letter 1
College Prep
Who's Who 4, Basketball 1 2
3 4, Ba eball 3 Letter 3, Cross
Country 1 2 Letter 1 2, Track
2 4 Letter 2 4, FCA 1 2 3 4,
Historian 3, President 4,
FBLA 3 4, NHS 3 4, Secre-
tary 4, Spanish Club 3, Pep
Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4,
Math Club 4, Boy's State 4,
ational Youth Leader hip
Council 4, USAA History
and Government A ward 4,
Community 2000, years in
D.C. 6.
Klapp, Alicia
5-26-82, daughter of James
and ancy Klapp, Honor
Roll 1 3, Bison Honor Roll 2
Who's Who 2, Band 12 3 4,'
FCA 3, FHA I FCCLA 3,
NHS 3 4, Spanish Club 1 2 3
4, Library Club 4, Pep Club 1
2 3, years in D.C. 13.
Kubla, June
6-22-82, daughter of Peter
and Patty Kubla, Principal's
List 2, Bison Honor Roll 1 3,
Academic Letter 2 3 4,
Who's Who 1 2 3 4, Scholas-
tic All American 2, Dance
Team 1 2 3, NHS 3 4, Span-
ish Club 1 2 3 4, Art Club 2 3
4, Pep Club 1 2, Yearbook
Staff 3, Spanish Club Re-
porter 4, Dance Letter 1 2 3,
Sophomore Pilgrimage 2,
years in D.C. 6.
•••
son of Todd and
Leer, FFA 1 2 3 4,
4, Vo-Tech 3 4, years
12.
Logan, Darrell
1-21-80, son of Darrell and
Donnell Logan, VICA, Vo-
Tech, years in D.C. 4.
11-15-81, daughter of Jimmy
and Purita Lowry,
Principal's List 1 2, Bison
Honor Roll 3, Academic
Letter 1 2 3, Who's Who 1 2
3 4, Dance Team 1 2 3, Glee
Club 1 2, Music Contest 1 2,
Music Club, FCA 3 4, FBLA
4, FFA 1 2 3 4, NHS 3 4,
Spanish Club 1 2, Pep Club
1 2 3, Scout Staff 3 4, FFA
R porter 2, S cr tary 3,
Second Vice-Pre ident 4,
years in D.C. 13.
Lueker, Elizabeth
10-8-81, daught r of Will-
iam and Deborah Lu k r,
Bi on Honor Roll 1 2 3,
Academic Letter 3 4, Col-
lege Prep Certificate, Who's
Who 1 2 3 4, Chamber Choir
1 3 4, Dynamics 1 2 3 4, Glee
Club 1 2 3 4, Music Contest 1
2 3 4, Music Club 1 2 3 4,
FCA 1, NHS 3 4, Missouri
Girls State delegate, years in
D.C. 7.
Lyon, Wayne
8-7-82, son of Kelly and
Richard Stark, College Prep
Certificate, Drafting Team
Captain 3, 1st place District
Problem Solving 1, 2nd
place State Problem Solving
1, Grand prize District
Problem Solving 2, Grand
,•..
prize State Problem Solving
2, Founding TSA chapter
member, years in D. C. 11.
Mabary, Roberta D
9-4-81, daughter of
and Paula Mabary, Honor
Roll 1 2 3, Basketball 4,
Volleyball 1 3 4,
Band 12 3 4, 1
2, years in D.C. 4.
Marley, Corey
10-14-81, son of Carl Marley
and Lori Delcour, VICA 3 4,
Yo-Tech 3 4, years in D.C.
10.
Martinez, Peter
9-22-81, son of Jack and
Debbie Martinez, FFA 1 2 3
4, VICA 3, Yo-Tech 3, years
in D.C. 2.
Mathews, Kerry
11-17-81, daughter of Doug
and Jo Mathews, Bison
Honor Roll 1 2 3 4, Aca-
demic L tter 2 3 4, College
Prep Certificate, Who's Who
2 3, Basketball 1 2 3 4,
Weightlifting 3, NHS 3 4,
French Club 2 3, Art Club 2
4, year in D.C. 13.
Mays, Billie Sue
daughter of Bill and Wanda
Mays, Swimming, Bowling,
years in D.C. 6.
McBee, Wesley
Eugene
1-14-82, son of Richard
McBee, Honor Roll 1 2 3,
Music Contest 1 2 3, Music
Club 1 2 3, FCA 3 4, FFA 2 3,
French Club 3 4, years in
D.C. 13.
McCarthy, Brandon
10-29-81, son of Larry
McCarthy and Jean Taylor,
Football 2, Baseball 1, FFA 1
2 3 4, Art Club 4, VICA 3 4,
Yo-Tech 3 4, years in D.C. 8.
McClurg, Noah Stephen
9-17-81, son of Michael and
Debbie McClurg and Sandy
McClurg (deceased), Basket-
ball 1 2, Football 1 4, Base-
ball 4, Sports Manager 2,
FCA 4, FFA 1, FHA/FCCLA
1, Spanish Club 1, VICA 3 4,
Yo-Tech 3 4, VICA Commu-
nity Service Chairperson,
years in D.C. 6.
McDaniel, Keri
6-6-82, daughter of Sharlene
McDaniel, Principal's List 3,
Bison Honor Roll 1 2 4,
Academic Letter 2 3, College
Prep Certificate, Who's Who
1 2 3 4, Volleyball 1 2, Sports
Manager 2, FCA 1 2 4, FBLA
14, FTA 4, FHA/FCCLA 1,
Spanish Club 2, Art Club 3 4,
Pep Club 1 2 4, years in D.C.
13.
McGuire, Lacey
11-14-81, daughter of
Mickey and Linda McGuire,
Principal's List 3 4, Bison
Honor Roll 1 2, Academic
Letter 2 3 4 , College Prep
Certificate, Basketball 1 2 3
4, Softball 1 2 3 4,
Weightlifting 2 3, FCA 4,
FBLA 4, FHA/FCCLA 1, Art
Club 4, Pep Club 4, years in
D.C. 13.
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 Plans After High School

Wes McBee

Career Plans

A. College-15°/o
B. Directly to work-5°/o AJ Miller
C. College and work-75°/o
D. Go into the service-5°/o

Where to Live

A. Stay home-12°/o
B. Move out-48°/o
C. Dorm-22°/o
D. Undecided-18°/o Elizabeth O'Donnell

Stay In Or Out of State

A. Missouri-58°/o
B. Leave state-17°/o
C. Undecided-25°/o

Carre Parrish Amanda Payne

26 SENIORS
Keri McDaniel Lacey McGuire Gabe McMillan Chris Mier

Gina Mitchell Caleb Moody Gene Moyle Nick Nimmo

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Robby Oliver Matt Pachmayr Andrea Park Mitch Paro

April Phillips Krystal Rambo Faith Rawlings Amanda Redd

SENIORS 27

BEST DRESSED
Gabe McMillan and Jade Enokido
MOST ATHLETIC
Luke Charlton and Lacey McGuire
McMillan, Gabriel
12-8-81, son of Robert and
Charlotte McMillan, Bison
Honor Roll12 3 4, Aca-
demic Letter 2 3 4, College
Prep Certificate, Who's Who
1 2 3 4, Basketball 1 2, Cross
Country 1 2 , Golf 3 4, Track
1, HS 3 4, Spanish Club 1
2, Art Club 3, Library Club 3
4, Yearbook Staff 4, Student
Council Secretary 1 2, NHS
Treasurer 3, Shewmaker
Sound and Lighting Tech 3
4, years in D.C. 13.
Mier, Chris
8-18-81, son of Jack and
Robin Mier, FF A 12, Speech
and Debate Club 4, FFA
Rodeo Club 1 2, World
Champion Horse Shower
and Trainer, years in D.C. 2.
Miller, Aaron James
4-7-82, son of Lisa Olson,
Who's Who 1, Football 1 2 3,
Weightlifting 12 3 4, Band 1
2, Spanish Club 1 4, Speech
and Debate Club 1 2 3,
Wrestling 2 3 4, years in D.C.
12.
Miller, Christine
3-20-82, daughter of Darrell
and Rena Miller, Honor Roll
1 2 3 4, College Prep Certifi-
cate, FFA 12 3 4, French
Club 2, FFA Chaplain, years
in D.C. 5.
Mitchell, Kristina
8-9-82, daughter of David
and Elizabeth Mitchell,
Honor Roll 2, Bison Honor
Roll 1, Track 4, FF A 2 3 4,
years in D.C. 5.
Mitchell, Regina
3-17-82, daughter of Terry
and Rebecca Mitchell, Band
4, Spanish Club 4, Drama
Club 4, years in D.C. 1.
Moody, Caleb
4-19-82, son of Sandy and
Dwight Moody, Principal's
List 2 3 4, College Prep
Certificate, Weightlifting 13
4, Chamber Choir 1, VICA 3
4, Vo-Tech 3 4, years in D.C.
13.
Moyle, Gene
8-3-81, son of Ralph and
Diana Moyle, Principal's List
1, Honor Roll 2 3, Who's
Who 2 3, Chamber Choir 2,
Music Contest 1 2 3 4,
Music Club 1 2 3 4, FCA 2 3
4, French Club 3 4, years in
D.C. 13.
Nimmo, Lester
4-6-82, son of Lester and
Judy Nimmo, Sports
ager 3, Music Contest
1 2 4, FHA I FCCLA
Spanish Club 1 2 3 4, 3
4, Vo-Tech 3 4, years in D.C.
12 . ••• ,
onnell, Elizabeth A.
10-23-81, daughter of Bill
O'Donnell, Honor
Honor Roll 2 3
4, Letter 2 3 4,
College Prep Certificate,
Academic Letter 2 3 4,
Who's Who 2 3, Softball1 2
3 4, Track 4, Dance Team 1 2
3 4, Attendance Officer 2,
Organizational Officer 3,
Choreography Leader 4 ,
Music Contest 1 2 3 4, Band
1 2 3 4, FFA 1, NHS 3 4,
French Club 3 4, Art Club 2
3 4, Pep Club 1 2, United
States Achievement Acad-
emy 3, years in D.C. 11.
Oglesbee, Lee Ella
12-19-81, daughter of Neal
and Sarah Oglesbee, Honor
Roll 3, Bison Honor Roll 1 2,

28 BRAGS
Academic Letter 3 4, Col- Spanish Club 4, Drama Club French Club 12, years in FFA 2 3 4, VICA 3 4, Yo-
lege Prep Certificate, FCA 2 4, Art Club 2 4, Library Club D.C. 13. Tech 3 4, Pep Club 3 4, years
3 4, NHS 3 4, Spanish Club 1 2, years in D.C. 13. in D.C.13.
2, Speech and Debate Club 2 Rawlings, Faith
3 4, Drama Club 1 3, French Parrish, Carre Anne 11-2-81, daughter of Mary Rogers, Jamie
Club 3 4, Library Club 4, 5-17-82, daughter of Hazel Ellen and Roger Rawlings, 11-26-81, daughter of Rick
National Forensics League and Red Burns, Honor Roll 1 Honor Roll 1 2 3, Academic and Kelly Rogers, Who's
Chapter President 4, years 4, Bison Honor Roll 2 3, Letter 2, College Prep Certifi- Who 3 4, FFA 1 2 3 4, FHA I
in D.C. 13. Academic Letter 2, FBLA 4, cate, Who's Who 3 4, FTA 2 FCCLA 12, VICA 3 4, Yo-
Spanish Club 2 3 4, Pep Club 4, NHS 3 4, Speech and Tech 3 4, years in D.C. 13.
Oliver, Ben 1 2, FBLA Treasurer 3, years Debate Club 2 3 4, Drama
2-21-82, son of Don L. and in D.C. 4. Club 1 2 3 4, French Club 4, Roller, Jeffrey Ryan
Carol Oliver, Honor Roll1 2 Library Club 4, Scout Staff 3 12-27-81, son of J.R. and
3 4, Who's Who 3, Payne, Amanda Louise 4, Vice President Speech and Sheila Roller, Honor Roll 1 2
Weightlifting 2, FFA 1, 3-3-82, daughter of Sam and Debate Club, years in D.C. 4, Academic Letter 2, Col-

..•,
Drama Club 1, VICA 3 4, Eileen Payne, Honor Roll 1 2 13. lege Prep Certificate 4,
Yo-Tech 3 4, years in D.C. 3 4, Academic Letter 2 3 4, Basketball 1 2 3 4, Cross
13. College Prep Certificate, Redd, Amanda Country 1, Weightlifting 1,
Who's Who 2 3 4, Basket- 1-22-82, daughter of Lyle and FFA 4, French Club 3 4, Art
ball1 2, FBLA 12 4, FTA 3 Trudy Redd, Principal's List Club 2 4, Scout Staff 4, years
4, FHA/FCCLA 14, Spanish 3, Bison Honor Roll 1 2, in D.C. 13.
Club 2 4, FHA Treasurer, Academic Letter 2 3 4, Col-
Matt Spanish Club Sergeant of lege Prep Certificate, Who's Ross, Christina
son of Steve and Arms, ARCH Tutor 4, years Who 2 3, Weightlifting 4, 11-19-81, daughter of
Pachmayr, Honor in D.C. 13. Chamber Choir 3 4, Dynam- Barbara Ross and David
2 3, Bison Honor Roll ics 2 3 4, Glee Club 1 2 3 4, Ross (deceased), VICA 3 4,
~catdeJrru·c Letter 3, Perkins, Andy Music Contest 12 3 4, Music Vo-Tech 3 4, Scout Staff 4,
Prep Certificate, Club 12 3 4, FFA 12 3, FTA years in D.C. 3.
9-3-81, son of Phil and
NHS 3 4, Spanish Club 1 2 3 2, NHS 3 4, French Club 3 4,
Cynthia Perkins, Principal's
4, Drama Club 2 3 4, years in List 1, Bison Honor Roll 2 3 years in D.C. 13.
D.C. 12. 4, Academic Letter 2 3 4,
College Prep Certificate, Reeves, Tim
Park, Andrea Lea Who's Who 2 3, Football 4, 5-3-82, son of Steve and
12-21-81, daughter of Ron Track 1 2 3 4, FCA 3 4, NHS Linda Reeves, Honor Roll 1 2
and Patty Park, Honor Roll1 3 4, French Club 3 4, Art 3 4, Academic Letter 2, daughter of Sam
3, Bison Honor Roll 2 4, Club 2 3 4, years in D.C. 13. College Prep Certificate, ev Schultz, Honor
Academic Letter 3, College Spanish Club 3, French Club 4, Bison Honor Roll 1
Prep Certificate, Who's Who Phillips, April 2 3, years in D.C. 12. · Letter 3 4,
2 3 4, Festival Candidate 1 4, 9-4-81, daughter of Randy '--U.LH::r;c: Prep Certificate,
Chamber Choir 1 2 3 4, Stokes and Wanda Hart, Rhoten, Anita Basketball 2, Cheerleader 3
Dynamics 1 2 3 4, Glee Club FFA 4, VICA 3 4, Yo-Tech 3 9-13-81, daughter of Eugene 4, Band 1 2 3 4, FCA 4, NHS
1 2 3 4, Music Contest 1 2 3 4, years in D.C. 3. and Pam Rhoten, Softball 1 2, 3 4, Pep Club 2 3 4, Scout
4, Band 1, Music Club 1 2 3 Band 12, VICA 3 4, Scout Staff 4, Cheerleading Cap-
4, FCA 1 2 3 4, FFA 1, FTA 3 Portis, Joshua Staff 4, years in D.C. 12. tain 4, Bison Award 3, All-
4, NHS 3 4, Spanish Club 3 9-15-81, son of Marlys Portis, American Nominee for
4, Yearbook Staff 4, Student VICA 3 4, Yo-Tech 3 4, years Riddle, Blake Cheerleading 4, years in
Council 1 2 4, Peer Counse- in D.C. 13. 1-16-82, son of Maryellen and D.C. 8.
lor 1 2 3 4, years in D.C. 11. Steve Riddle, Bison Honor
Roll 3, Football 2, Wrestling Sherman, Michael
Paro, Mitchell Parker 2, years in D.C. 3. 8-19-81, son of Richard and
Michael Connie Sherman, Honor
4-22-82, son of Mike and Rodelander, Ricky Roll 4, Football 4,
Lori Paro, Honor Roll 1 2, 9-19-82, son of Rick and Weightlifting 4, Band, VICA
Who's Who 1 2 3 4, Chamber Denise Rodelander, Bison 3 4, Yo-Tech 3 4, years in
Choir 1 2 3 4, Music Contest Honor Roll 1 2, Chamber D.C. 12.
12 3 4, Music Club 12 3 4, demic Letter 2 2 Choir 1, Music Contest 1,
3 4, FFA 1 2 3 4,

BRAGS 29
 Tim Reeves Blake Riddle Jamie Rogers Jeff Roller

Michael Sherman George Smith Sarah Smith Stephanie Smith

Lauren Stroup Robert Sutton Pepper Vanderpool Steven Vannostrand Ashley Wall

Rachel White Miranda Willis Brad Wise Josh Wisely Patrick Worley

30 SENIORS
 Amy Sinclair Paul Baird
Jared Cahow
Tim Coffman
Jason Cooper
Aasta Dennis
Michael Goad
Brad Goulet
Matthew Harris
Josh Herrera
Morgan Kaisler
Seth McDaniel
Josh Portis
Jamie Stohs Larry Redman
Anita Rhoten
Ricky Rodelander
Michael Slider
Michael Smith
Jesse Swofford

Mechelle West Dean White

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Clint Wright Joanna Young Angela Zanzie

SENIORS 31
Sinclair, Amy
-12- 2, daughter of
Veronica Macey and Keith
Sinclair, Bison Honor Roll 1
2 3 4, Who's Who 2 3 4,
Softballl 3 4, Weightlifting
4, Track 2 3 4, Dance Team 2
3 4, FBLA 1, FF A 1, Speech
and Debate Club 2 3, Drama
Club 1, French Club 2 3, Art
Club 4, Pep Club 3, years in
D.C. 7.
Sisney, Daniel
12-16- 0, son of Jerry and
Connie Evans and Derryl
Sisney, Honor Roll12 3 4,
Football 1 2 3 4, Baseball 2,
FFA 12 3 4, FFA State
Competition 2, years in D.C.
9.
Smith II, George L.
5-7- 2, son of Kenneth and
Charlene Smith, Honor Roll
3 4, Principal's List 1 2,
Academic Letter 2 3 4,
College Prep Certificate,
Who's Who 1 2 3 4, Basket-
ball!, Footballl 2 3 4,
Weeightlifting 1 2 3 4, Track
1 2, Chamber Choir 1 2 3 4,
Music Contest 1 2 3 4, Music
Club 1 2 3 4, FCA 1 2 3 4,
FBLA 1, FTA 3 4, FHA/
FCCLA 4, HS 2 3 4, French
Club 1 2 4, Pep Club 1 2,
Scout Staff 3, Student Coun-
cil Representative 2, Student
Body Secretary 3, Student
Body President 4, years in
D.C. 13.
Smith, Sarah Dawn
4-12-82, daughter of Dennis
and Sandra Smith, Basket-
ball 1 2, Volleyball 1, Softball
2, Christmas Attendant 2,
FBLA 4, FHA/FCCLA 14,
Art Club 4, Pep Club 4,
Festival Candidate 4, years
in D.C. 13.
Smith, Stephanie Simone
6-15-81, daughter of Randy
and Carla Smith, Honor Roll
1 2 3 4, Weightlifting 3 4,
32 BRAGS
Glee Club 1, Music Contest
1, Music Club 1, FCA 1 2 3 4,
FFA 12, FHA I FCCLA 3 4,
Spanish Club 2 3 4, Scout
Staff 1 2 4, years in D.C. 10.
Staedler, Jolene
9-10-81, daughter of Judy
Staedler, VICA 3 4, Vo-Tech
3 4, years in D.C. 3.
Stefka, Brad
10-8-81, son of Arthur and
Joyce Stefka, Honor Roll 3 4,
Principal's List 1, Bison
Honor Roll 2, College Prep
Certificate, Who's Who 3 4,
Basketball 1 3, Football 1 2,
Baseball 1 2 3 4,
Weightlifting 1 2 3 4, FCA 1
2, FBLA 4, FFA 4, French
Club 1 2 3 4, Art Club 2 4,
Pep Club 1 3 4, years in D.C.
9.
Stillwell, Shaun L.
5-28-82, son of George and
Tina Bennett, FCA 2, FFA 1,
FHA/FCCLA 4, VICA 3 4,
Vo-Tech 3 4, Library Club 3
4, years in D.C. 13.
Stohs, Jamie Lynn
2-4-82, daughter of Therese
Shafer and Rick Stohs,
Honor Roll 1 2 3 4, Aca-
demic Letter 2 3 4, College
Prep Certificate, Who's Who
2 3 4, Volleyball 1 2, Softball
1 2 3, Weightlifting 2, FCA 1
2, FBLA 1 2 3 4, HS 3 4,
Spanish Club 4, FBLA
Parliamentarian 2, FCA
Representative 2, Student
Council 2, years in D. C. 2.
Strawsma, Tegan
4-27-82, daughter of Bill
Strawsma and Kathleen
Sample, Honor Roll 1 2 3 4,
Who's Who 1 2 3, Cheer-
leader 1 2, Spanish Club 1 2,
Pep Club 12, FHA/FCCLA
1, years in D.C. 12.
Stroup, Lauren
12-4-81, daughter of Julie
and Vincent Stroup, Honor
Roll3, Principal's List 1,
Bison Honor Roll 2 4, Aca-
demic Letter 2 4, College
Prep Certificate, Dance
Team 1 2 3 4, Music Contest
1 2, Glee Club 1 2, Music
Club 1 2, FCA 2 3 4, Spanish
Club 1 2 3 4, Pep Club 12,
Yearbook Staff 3, Spanish
Club Secretary 4, years in
D.C. 8.
v
Vanderpool, Pepper
11-2-81, daughter of Terry
and Kathy Vanderpool,
Bi on Honor Roll 2, Track 2,
FFA 1, Spanish Club 1,
year in D. C. 8.
Vannostrand, Steven
5-9-82, son of Kenny and
Kathy Vannostrand, Yo-
Tech 34, VICA 3 4, years in
D.C. 2.
w
Wall, Ashley Marie
6-11-82, daughter of Gary
and Helen Wall and Ann
Brethower, Basketball 1 2,
Cross Country 1 2 3, Track 1
2 4, FCA 12, FBLA 4, FFA 4,
FTA 4, FHA/FCCLA 12 3 4,
Spanish Club 2 3 4, French
Club 3, Art Club 3 4, Pep
Club 12 3 4, FHA Represen-
tative 1 2 3, Pep Club Repre-
sentative 2, Junior Class
Representative, years in D.C.
12.
West, Dedrea Mechelle
3-18-82, daughter of Teresa
and Daniel Nielson, Honor
Roll 3, Who's Who 1, Speech
and Debate Club 2, years in
D.C. 5.
West, Hannah
12-6-81, daughter of Lloyd
and Shirley West, Bison
Honor Roll 1 2 3 4, Academic
Letter 2, Who's Who 2 3 4,
Volleyball 1, FF A 1 2 3 4,
French Club 2, VICA 3 4, Yo-
Tech 3 4, years in D.C. 13.
White, Dean
4-13-82, son of Billy and
Cynthia White, Football12 3
4, Weightlifting 1 2 3 4, Band
1, VICA 3 4, Vo-Tech 3 4,
years in D.C. 13.
White, Rachel
4-13-82, daughter of Billy
and Cynthia White,
Principal's List 1 2 3 4,
Academic Letter 2 3 4, Who's
Who 1 2, Volleyball 1 2 3 4,
Carnival Candidate 3,
Festival Candidate 4 and
Attendant 2, FCA 1 4, FBLA
14, FTA 12, NHS 3 4, Span-
ish Club 1 2, Art Club 3, Pep
Club 1 4, Peer Counselor 1 2
3 4, FBLA Secretary 4,
Volleyball 2nd Team All-
District 3, years in D.C. 13.
Willis, Miranda
5-27-82, daughter of Randy
and Valery Willis, Bison
Honor Roll 1 2 3 4, Academic
Letter 2 3 4, College Prep
Certificate, Who's Who 12 3
4, Dance Team 1 2 3 4,
Spanish Club 1 2 3 4, Drama
Club 1, French Club 3 4,
Library Club 4, Pep Club 2 3
4, Scout Staff 3, years in D.C.
13.
Wise, Bradley Paul
8-31-81, son of Robert and
Rebecca J. Wise Jr., Aca-
demic Letter 1 2 3, Cross
Country 1 2, Track 1 2,
Music Conte t 1, FBLA 1 2,
FHA I FCCLA 2, Spanish
Club 1 2, Speech and Debate
Club 1 2 3 4, Student Council
Representative 2, Crime
Stoppers Treasurer 2, TSA
Founding Member 4, State
Drafting Team 2 3 4, Prob-
lem Solving Via Design
District 1 t 2, Grand 3,
Probl m Solving Via Design
BEST FRIENDS
State 2nd 2, Grand 3, Cad Mike Kelley and
Sho t-out District 5th 2,
State 2, 1st 3, year in D.C. 9. Angie Zanzie
Worley, Patrick
9 I 17 I 81, on of Kenneth
Worley, Who' Who 3, FFA
1, VICA 3 4, Vo-Tech 3 4,
Library Club 3 4, years in
D.C.4.

Wright, Clint
4-19-82, son of Rick and
Rhonda Wright, Honor Roll
1 2 3 4, Footballl 3 4, FFA 1
2 3 4, Buffalo FF A
Show tring 1 2 3 4, Vo-Tech
3 4, VICA 3 4, years in D. C.
13.
MOST OPTIMISTIC
y Greg Hardison and
Young, Joanna Andrea Park
8-16-82. daughter of Kathy
Kesler, Honor Roll 1 2,
Academic L tter 3 4, Music
Contest 1 2 3 4, Band 1 2 3 4
FCA 1, HS 34,. Spanish
Club 2, Yo-Tech 3 4, VICA
3 4, years in D.C. 7.

z
Zanzie, Angie
1-2-82, daughter of Mike and
Peggy Zanzie, Principal'
List 1, Bi on Honor Roll 2 3
4, Academic Letter 2 3 4,
Colleg Prep C rtificate,
CUTEST COUPLE
Who' Who 2 3 4, Ricky Chapman and
Weightlifting 4, Wrestling 3
4, Black Walnut Candidate Michelle Schultz
4, Mu i Cont st 1 2, Band 1
2, Band Lett r 1 2, NHS 3 4,
Spani h Club 1 2 3 4, Span-
ish Club Treasurer 2, Vice-
Pre ident 4, Pep Club 1 2 3 4,
Yearbook Staff 3 4, y ar in
D.C. 8.

BRAGS 33
 TOP 10 PERCENT
Travis Elliott
Travis Horinek
Rachel White
Jessica Bell
Luke Charlton
Stephanie Canon
Chris Hatten
Chris Goins
Amanda Redd
Elizabeth Lueker
June Kubla
Keri McDaniel
Jenny Beltz
Andy Perkins
Greg Hardison
Cherokee Brake

Row 1: Rachel White, Elizabeth Lueker, Amanda Redd Jessica Bell Row 2:
Greg Hardison, June Kubla, Cherokee Brake, Jenny Beltz, Keri McDaniel,
Travis Elliott Row 3: Andy Perkins, Chris Goins, Luke Charlton, Chris Hatten,
Travis Horinek, Stephanie Canon

34 SENIORS
 VALEDICTORIANS

Rachel White
Travis Elliott
Travis Horinek

SALUTATORIANS

Jessica Bell

Luke Charlton
Layout by: Kristen Calfee

SENIOR HONORS 35
 Story and Layout by Jessica Bell

0R'

This group of senior guys was picture

perfect on the night of baccalaureate.

Angie Zanzie and The spotlight was

..Jesse ..Johnston
show us all that
there's nothing
wrong with wanting
to hold on to these
last moments for
just a little bit
longer.
all theirs as this
group of senior
choir members
shared a message
of friendship
through a song .

36 SEN IORS
 The trip has been unique for each of us. For some, it has been a long
and rocky road. For others, the experience seems far too short, but for
most of us, it's been a path of ups and downs that has brought us to this
point. We've each learned different lessons and experienced different
things, and as we leave, we'll each take a different collection of memories
with us.
One memory that will hold a place in
everyone's heart though, will be the memory of the
last step we ook together as a class. On Friday,
May 19, 2000, we all stood together, not as 160
completely different people, but as a clas , as
Buffalo High School's class of 2000. We choked
back tears as we remembered the good times
along with the bad. We reminisced about the times
spent on the benches before and after school,
about weekend road trips, and about ball games
and dances. We looked back at the fights between
friends and the stress-filled hours spent cramming
for next hour's test. We remembered senior trip
and our last day of classes, and we told ourselves
that we would never forget those precious
memories. "Being elected to lead the
senior class of the year
As we accepted our diplomas and said our 2000, has been one of
farewells, we realized that now it's time for each of the most honorable
us to set off on our own, to follow our own individual experiences during my
high school career."
paths, and find ourselves and our futures. Amanda Dill, Senior
Class President 2000

BACCALAUREATE & GRADUATION 37

 May 11th, 2000 was the day of the "BIG" Senior trip to Worlds of Fun. All
of the seniors and our 6 sponsers loaded up the bus at 8: 0 ana got on
our merry way to a day filled with fun.

Top: A group of Seniors waiting to Top: On the bus looking forward to

enter the park. our day filled with craziness.

Bottom: Greg Hardison and Andy Bottom: Senior girls cooling off
Perkins chowin' down. from the hot sun.

38 SENIOR TRIP
 Prom2'Dreams Do Come T1 ue'

Friends talking about their

plans for the evening.

These people seem to be enjoying themselves. Smile and say 'CHEESE'!

PROM 39
 Boy's Basketball Festival
Queen Kristen Calfee
receives her crown

Above: Senior candidates Kelly Armstrong, Lacey McGuire, Keri

McDaniel, Kristen Calfee, junior attendant Kari Ipock, freshman
attendant Alicia Young , sophomore attendant Aimee Lane

Senior candidate Kelly

Armstrong with her escort
Jeff Roller

Senior candidate Keri McDaniel

with her escort Luke Christian Senior candidate Lacey McGuire
with her escort Brett Meade

40 BOY'S BASKETBALL FESTIVAL

Above: 1999 king Buck Shockley, junior attendant Jared
Tomlinson , senior candidates Gabe McMillan, Jesse
Johnston, Dean White, Nathan Brownfield , sophomore
attendant Zack Condren, freshman attendant Adam Beltz
Right: Former king and new king shake hands as the crown
is passed on.

Senior candidate Dean White

with his escort Kerry Mathews

Senior candidate Nathan

Brownfield with his escort Sam
Cherry

Senior candidate Gabe McMillan

with his escort Lacey McGuire

GIRL.:S BASKETBALL FESTIVAL 41

 Right Block: Senior Candi-
date Sarah Smith and escort
Nathan Brownfield. Bottom
Right Block: Senior Candi-
date Amanda Dill and escort
Russell Carter. Below:
Senior Candidate Andrea Park
and escort George Smith.
Far Right: 1999 Festival
Queen Rachel White and

42 ACTIVITES
1999 FOOTBALL FESTIVAL COURT
From left: Junior attendant Melissa Chadwick, Freshman
attendant Jamie Rainwater, Sophomore attendant Lacey
Davies, 1998 Festival Queen Jamie Allen, 1999 Festival
Queen Rachel White, Senior Candidate Andrea Park,
Senior Candidate Sarah Smith, Senior Candidate Amanda
Dill.
Top Block: Freshman
attendant Jamie Rainwater
and escort Koi Henderson .
Left Block: Sophomore
attendant Lacey Davies and
escort Dan Sisney. Right
Block: Junior attendant
Mellissa Chadwick and
escort Luke Charlton

FOOTBALL FESTIVAL 43
 A simple love story, a spirited musical and a cultural awakening. "Camelot" is a musical that was
derived from the old tale of the legendary King Arthur.
After doing some background research on the characters in the play, Mrs. Beckner and the Buffalo
High School Drama department went to work on this exhausting musical. Three weeks of rough , time
consuming efforts went into the rehearsing of this musical.
"In order to show the audience that you are in the story you have to become the character that you
are portraying ," said Michelle Dugas, who played the part of Guinnevere. It was
definately noticeable when she came out on the stage for the first time. The crowd
held their breath for this beautiful maiden.
The authentic costumes were made by the mothers of the cast and also by
many of the cast members themselves.
Of course the musical would not have been anything without the guidance
of one very special teacher named Mary Lou Beckner.

Top: Matt Pachmayr

(Merlin)

Left: Joey Green

(King Arthur),
Michelle Dugas
(Guinnevere), Kevin
Scales (Lancelot)

Bottom: Zach
Allison (Mordred) ,
Student Teacher
Collin Wells
(Pellinore)

44 MUSICAL
 Taking a break from the musical portion of the theatre, the Buffalo Drama
Department put on a very enthusiastic show called , "Good Help Is So Hard To
Murder."
This play wasn 't just any ordinary show. This was a special preformance
called a farce. A farce is a play that is meant to to have a serious plot, but it
often takes many different comical turns.
The High School Drama students, along with Mrs. Beckner always begin
practices two to three months before the show in order to make sure
that everything goes smoothly on opening night.
Although there is a very heavy load of work that comes
along with being in the cast of a production , it isn't just all work.
The learning experience which you receive out of this is an
experience that will stick with you no matter what career path you
decide to choose .
The play that was put on was about two sisters. One of the
sisters is very up tight and thinks that the maid needs to die

because she knows too

many of the family's
secrets. The other sister
hasn't got a clue what is
going on in the house
because she forgets
everyhting within a very
short time of hearing it.
~~~~~~--.....

With the two clashing characteristics it makes for a very interesting and hysterical comedy that the whole
family loves.

The Drama Department has made a very large cultural impact on the small town of Buffalo. Without
the guidance of Mrs. Beckner, many students would have never been able to see a live musical or a live
play.
Mrs. Beckner has been in the buisness of theatrics for many years. In the time that she has been in
the business she has had a chance to work with many wonderful actors, such as John Goodman. She was
also the narrator in the professional version of "Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat."
There is no doubting the fact that she expects nothing but the best from all of her students, but she
does it with good intentions. She is a wonderful teacher and an excellent mentor for any teenager who is
going to go into the field of acting.
So here is a "shout out" to Mrs.Beckner. THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

PLAY 45
 VV h a ! h a s b a a n y o u r b a s r o r
worst rnornan! in high school
so fat?

"The experience of
playing in the Cotton
Bowl with the band ."
-Eric Beltz

"The worst moment in high school

was when I got caught skipping
my freshman year and got I.S.S."
-Shelly Payne

"I've had a lot of good moments in high

school, but the one that sticks out in my
mind the most is when I dressed up as the
killer from Scream. I'll never forget the
looks on people's faces whenever I would
make my mask bleed."
-Nathan Stamburski

46 UNDERCLASSMEN DIVISION
 u
N
D
E
R
c
L
A
s

Steps To Take E
By Angela Zanzie

UNDERCLASSMEN DIVISION 47
Layout by Robb DeMarr

Stepping up is a big respondsibility

and that's what juniors will have to do
next year. Are you ready?

. his mac on.

. carter gettl\19
K1rbY

Mary Oglesbee, Kari Coo

per, and Jessica S
ergent smiling for the
camera.

48 JUNIOR FEATURE
 Top: Brad Roll , Shiloh Weaver, Will Kelb,
Robb DeMarr, and Heath Barber just
hanging out.
Middle: Emmy Elliott and Jamie Hughes-
friends forever!!
Bottom: Nathan Stamburski looking up for
inspiration.

JUNIOR FEATURE 49
JUNIORS
Layout By: Joey Green

President: Tanya
Horinek

Secretary: Joey
Green

Representatives:
Cassie Drown
CLASS Cassie Greenwood

OFFICERS Member at Large:

Emmy Elliot
Jamie Hughes

Schellie Acreback
Milburn Adcock
Kim Alberson
Zachary Allison
Allen Amschler
Seth Anderjaska
Bryce Atteberry
Joseph Austin

Heath Barber
Brandy Bass
Amber Bennett
Dennis Bennett
Derek Black
Mya Black
Randall Bornman
Justin Boulware

Jason Burchell
Chris Byrd
Jarod Campbell
Kirby Carter
Melissa Chadwick
Sarah Chapman
Charlie Cleer
Mike Co/agio

Constance Compton
Christy Cooper
Kari Cooper
Shawn Covert
Daniel Cramer
Brett Crane
Tracy Crawford
Breanna Cummings

50 JUNIOR MUGS
Melanie Darnell
Brandan Davies
Jasmine Davison
Robb Demarr
Trav1s Dill
Sarah Dorssom
J.R. Dougherty
Cassie Drown

Emmy Elliott
Bailey Emberton
Tami Engelhardt
Christine Evans
Amy Forrester
Tobias Frazier
Alicia Gandy
Joel Gandy

T.J. Germany
Afton Graves
Joey Green
Cassie Greenwood
Amanda Hackler
Austin Hamilton
Katie Harrison
Rachel Harrison

Robert Hayes
Jennifer Helmig
James Henderson
Crystal Hernandez
Annie Hill
Valerie Holdener
Tanya Horinek
Bobbie Hughes

Jamie Hughes
Kari Ipock
Sean Jackson
April Jasper
Jess Kampe
Anna Lisa Kane
Jonathan Keeney
He1diKelb

Wii/Kelb
Alicia Kerr
Andy Lewis
Amber Litchfield
Scott Locke
Douglas Maack
Vincint Mabary
Jennifer MacEIIa

Brandon Mankey
Gregory Massey
Dana Mattson
Matthew Maynard
Jennifer Me Corkendale
Brett Meade
April Medley
Christina Moore

Jay Morgans
Courtney Moms
Jeramae Murphy
Mary Oglesbee
Clayton Oquinn
Travis Owens
Jessica Parsons
B.J. Payne

JUNIOR MUGS 51
 William Payne
Chns Peters
Ladonna Polston

Curtis Potter
Craig Prewitt
Randall Rash

Eric Redd
Nickeia Reed
Knsta Rogers

Tracy Rogers
Brad Roll
R1cky Rose

Tami Rusher
Jonathan Saelens
Rustyn Saner

Nicki Sawyer
NO PHOTOS
Kevin Scales David Beesley
Joshua Schwanke
Jason Rateliff
David Dixon
Ricky Garrot
Nick Goins
Jeannette Sergent
John Vonkieckebusch
Jess1ca Sergent Kim White

.,., .,
Ryan Sharp

Daniel Shaver
Rachel Shoemaker
Rick Simmons
•J..1 4

52 JUNIOR MUGS
 Dustin Smith
Joshua Smith
Racheal Smith
Nathan Stamburski

Jonathon Stanford
Kurtis Steinman
Dustin Steiro
Joseph Still

Marty Stone
John Stroup
Rachel Sumner
AmySurtin

Jessica Tharp
Dianna Thompson
Amber Throckmorton
Jared Tomlinson

Crystal Vest
Ricky Viets
Gail Warner
Shiloh Weaver

Krystle West
Stephen West
Jennifer Wheat
Frank Williams

Me Kenzie Willis
Evan Wingo
Juanita Wisdom
Katie Wise

MaNhew Wright
Shaun Ztmmerman

JUNIOR MUGS 53
Story and Layout By Shane Bragg

A Few Steps Taken

A Few More To Go

Sophomores have taken a

few steps down the road to
graduation but, still have a few
more to go. For some it will be
easy and for some not so easy.
This year is the year that most
will get their drivers' license and
start to drive. That is another
big step along the road to
bigger and better things.
Hopefully while going through
t-he changes and trying to better
ourselves we will be safe and
have lots of fun through the
year and years to come.

Top: Zac McMillan and Amy Prater posing

for the camera. Middle: Lacey Stoner hard
at work. Bottom: Jessica Sharp and Nikki
Chambers expressing their friendship .

54 SOPHOMORE FEATURE
 Left: Daniel Ussery, Darrell Roberts, and Kyle
Wentz hang out by the lockers. Middle: Sarah
Rohm wondering why her picture is being taken.

Right: Stacey Daniels has her game face on .

SOPHOMORE FEATURE 55
SOPHOMORES Layout by: Randell Boggs

CLASS
OFFICERS

Offiicers: Row 1: Amy Prater: Secretary,

Zach McMillan: President, Row 2:
Ashley Fisk: Representative, Amy
Shewmaker: Representative, Brooke
Glor: Member at Large, Row 3: Ashley
Perkins: Member at Large

Lindsay Allen
Jessica Atkinson
Brent Austin
Jason Badgett
Krista/ Bagnell
Nina Baird
Chip Bancroft
Christopher Barnwell

Chnstopher Bearfield
Michael Bearfield
Joshua Beasley
Tiffany Benda
Deanna Bennett
Karen Bennett
Tony Bennett
Randell Boggs

Ashley Bolin
Shane Bragg
Chns Brooks
Glenn Brown
Derek Brownfield
Justin Butler
Amanda Byers
Hol/iCahow

Steven Carter
Nikki Chambers
Brandon Chapman
Candace Cline
Thomas Compton
Zachary Condren
Brandon Conner
Stephen Cotter

56 SOPHOMORES
OwtghtCox
Dustin Crabtree
Brandy Crouch
Thomas Cusick
Sarah Dalton
Stacey Damels
Lacey Davies
Brandon Deckard

Kevin Dill
Melissa Drennon
Carl Ouckering
Justen Oyer
Julie Enlund
Candice Ferrell
Dusty Ferrell
Karl Fields

Ashley Fisk
Mechelle Fuller
Kasey Gamel
Kristma German
Ashley Germany
Brooke Glor
Justin Glor
Robert Gough

Amy Gravelle
Ashlee Hamilton
WesleyHamm
Jay Hardesty
Sarah Harvey
Bobbie Heard
Kristen Henning
Felipe Hernandez

Sawnie Hicks
Cory Hilderbrandt
Gillian Hodge
Karrine Holmes
Jordan Holt
MacyHughes
Clint Jackson
Zackariah Jensrud

Rachel King
Casey Kloiber
Samuel Lambeth
Aimee Lane
Joseph Laroe
Ashton Luckinbill
Brian Lueker
Rebecca Lynch

Enc Macella
Michael Marley
Shayna Marose
Paul Marsala
Andrew Martinez
Kasey Mathews
Kalem Matthews
Joshua Maynard

Holly Me Aullffe
Adam Me Daniel
Tawni Me Kinney
Travis Me Laughlin
Zachary Me Millan
Bradley Meade
Derek Meyer
R. Meyers

SOPHOMORES 57
 Christopher Mills
Derek Mttchell
Kendall Moody

Stevte Nicholson
Michael Patterson
Elizabeth Payne

Jody Payne
Shelly Payne
Ashley Perkins

Alicia Pezley
Ilene Phillips
Kendra Phillips

Joshua Pickens
Jacob Potter
Katie Potter

Amy Prater
Michelle Rackley
Brandon Rambo

Jonathan Rawlings
Carmen Reed
Gregg Rhoten

Cartssa Richards
Darrell Roberts
Jeffrey Roberts

58 SOPHOMORES
 Jodi Rogers
Michelle Rogers
Rebecca Rogers
Sarah Rohm

Jessica Rutten
Timothy Sanderson
Brandon Schoenfeldt
Tamm1 Setzer

Jessica Sharp
Amy Shewmaker
Jason Shewmaker
Jessica Sinclair

Matthew Smith
Heather Stillwell
Julie Tapp
NO PHOTOS Trish Thiesen

Tim Cullor
Nathan Ervin
Jeremay Gann Nick Tritico
Daniel Ussery
Desirae Guiffre Patsy Vincent
John Vonkieckebusch
Macy Hughes
Richard Moore
John Olmstead
Jessy Portis
Dannielle Wade
Carmen Reed Tenney Wakefield
Kyle Wentz
Shaun Sandoval Aaron West
Berek Skinner
Cindy Snyder
Lacie Stoner
Joshua Weeden Crystal Wetzel
Shaun Whipple
Michael Worley
Rachel Zanzie

Michael Zoldan

SOPHOMORES 59
Story and Layout by Gabe McMillan
These ladies are taking in the last few seconds
before the bell rings.
Photographer in the hall. Can you say CHEESE?
60 FRESHMAN FEATURE
I think these girls are trying to hide something
in their locker. BEWARE!!
On the first day of school, the future
class of 2003 probably didn't know
how the transition from middle school
to high school would be. The
anticipations probably amounted to
meeting new people and getting a
little closer to being more
independent with some of the older
ones getting cars in the coming
summer. Some probably making
plans to hook up with that older guy
they saw in the yearbook or because
of the reputation that their older
siblings had informed them about.
Whatever the case may of been, the
freshman class came with a bang.
 Nick Hale and Kevin Stevenson are preparing for the day the right
way by eating breakfast in the cafeteria.

Laura Brown tells Joli Ahart

that she forgot her books today.

Freshmen wave to people watching the Football Is Logan the only one that knows we're taking a
Festival Parade. picture?

FRESHMAN FEATURE 61
 CLASS
OFFICERS
First Row: Becki Showers, Jamie
Rainwater, Nikki Koliwaske. Jansen
Otterness, Lacey Winchester, Jessica
Cook, Casey Rash.

Joli Ahart
Crystal Allison
Michael Allivato
Michelle Allivato
Jennifer Atkinson
John Bain
Dorian Barker
Mandy Bass

Toby Beamer
Adam Beltz
Eric Beltz
Ryan Berg
Tyler Boggs
Shawn Boland
Matthew Bowles
Logan Bradley

Elste Brannan
Robert Bright
Laura Brown
Matthew Brown
Megan Brown
Jessica Burns
Alexts Byrd
William Cable

Kelly Carter
Vanessa Carter
Eric Caston
Darren Cheek
Gena Cogdill
Haley Colbert
Loretta Collins
Jessica Cook

62 FRESHMEN
ApniCooper
Nathan Crofut
Melanie Dame
Stephani Davis
Beau Dennis
Treanna Dougherty
Lucas Dowell
Kyle Drown

G.W Dugan
Daniel Dull
Michael Dunlap
Natashi Ervin
Ryan Ess
Melissa Estes
Aaron Ethridge
Katie Feco

Damelle Fenton
Amber Ferguson
Brandon Ferrell
Katelyn Fields
James Fisher
Nikki Friemal
Chasity Fulkerson
Christopher Fyock

Rachel George
Derek Graevs
Jennifer Grant
Jennifer Greer
Nick Hale
Jennifer Hall
Kermetta Hamilton
Brynn Hammond

Douglas Hancock
Jeff Hardison
Wesley Hargis
Joe Harrison
Casey Hawkins
Melissa Hayes
Evan Henderson
DaVId Henning

David Hensley
Armondo Hernandez
Erin Herzog
Alexis Hibler
Nick Hibler
Sam Hitchcock
Nolinda Honeycutt
April Hoover

Joshua Huffman
David Hulette
Jeremiah Johnson
Sara Johnson
Katt Johnston
Ashley Jones
Stanley Jovich
Jacob Kahler

Joseph Kampe
Donna Kane
Nicole Koliwaske
Jason Kubla
C.J. Kurzynowskt
Klayton Labby
Dustin Ladd
Jessica Lambeth

FRESHMEN 63
 Blain Leer
Jeremy Lewis
Dustin Lowden

Becky Maddux
Shawn Mankey
Julie Marsala

Gabriel Martm
Ashley Me Carty
Daisy Me Daniel

Mary Me Williams
Amee Medcalf
Heather Mehl

Krista Montetth
Shan Montgomery
Sam Moore

Nathan Nyberg
Jacob Oliver
Jansen Otterness

John Parks
Emily Parnell
Christopher Parsons

Gregory Parsons
Michael Parsons
Joshua Penn

64 FRESHMEN
Andrea Perkms
Scott Perry
Travis Pierce
Jamie Rainwater

Judd Ramsey
Casey Rash
Darcy Redd
Joshua Rhme

Michael Richards
Stacie Riddle
Eric Roberts
Jacob Rogers

Ben Routt
Matthew Ruth
Rydell Saner
Christopher Sawyer
Joshua Scharp
Ashley Sharpe
Becky Showers
Tiffany S1moms

Alissa Simpson
Joseph Skinner
Nikki Sklodowski
Robert Smith
Daniel Sommerfeld
Alicia Sons
Jessica Stadler
Naomi Stadler

Gary Stephenson
Kevin Stevenson
Crystal Stnckland
Reilly Stroup
Joshua Summers
Holly Swigert
Ashley Thiesen
Jerry Thompson

Holley Tsavmicis
Corey Tw1bell
Rebecca Vanover
Sarah Vonkieckebusch
Steve Warford
Bradlie Webb
Danielle Webb
ApryiWest

William West
Lela White
A.J. Williams
Steven Wilson
Lacey Winchester
Amanda Wisdom
Lindsey WiN
Magan Wright

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We couldn't have stepped anywhere
without the
STAFF •
r I

Superintendent
Michael Stevenson, and
Assistant Superintendent
Geanine Greenwood.

Principal
Howard Hill, and
Assistant Principal
George Blowers

66 STAFF
 Jan Alford
Vickie Allen
Angela Am tower
Peggy Bancroft
Mary Lou Beckner
Barbara Blair
Chris Bouma
Teresa Coltrin

Tanya Cotter
Dianna Cowden
Jo Fillmer
Shirley Ford
Linda Frazier
Shirley Fuller
Rachel Gabani
Lonnie Glor

Myra Glor
Geanine Greenwood
Carla Harrison
Joy Harrison
Jill Hostetler
Gabriel Isackson
WaylonKaus
Darren Kirksey

Teachers grab a bite of lunch in the teacher's work room.

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 Allison Langford
Phil Matchell
Bert McCorkendale
Dan McCorkendale
Terry Monday
Nancy Packard
Dana Palston
Teresa Patterson

Ray Dean Phillips

Willa Phillips
Rebecca Pomeroy
Suzanne Powers
Mike Redlich
Roberta Roache
Nathan Rothdtener
Brad Roweton

Sue Schultze
Barbara Shewmaker
Joyce Smith
Mike Stevenson
Dana Steward
Brent Stuart
Rebecca Twyman
Carmen Vandeveer

Not Pictured
Saundra Wisdom
JoAnn Wygant Jerry Allen Gid Mabe
Grace Kathy Mankey
Armstrong Doug Mathews
Dorothy Bragg Jo Mathews
Leotta Brown Ron Miller
Joyce Cahow Roger Terry
Wanda Case Nicholas
Dan Dryer Bob Payne
Boyce Eagon Debbie Phillips
Pam Freeman Marvin Phillips
Judith Graevs Donaell Piper
Veda Hammer Kim Routt
Gary Howard Bill Shepard
Shirley Jasper Ricky Starkey
Patricia Jones Sue Swanigan
Bill Knapp Cynthia Swanigan
Patty Kubla Angela Tapp
Bonnie Lappin Betty Vest
Herbert Lappin Jo Ann Wygant
Jimmy Lowry Clarabelle Young

Mr. Glor trying to look busy.

68 STAFF
 Layout by Luke 0. Charlton.

Be careful , you know what they say, you are what you eat.

Interesting facts
Willia Phillips has
worked for Dallas
County R-1 school
district for 41 years.

Jo Ann Wygant has

worked for the Dallas
County R-1 school
district for 21 years.

Barbara Blair has

worked for the Dallas
County R-1 school
district for 21 years.

From top to bottom : Jo Ann Wygant, Barbara Blair, and Willia Phillips
all giving us their retiring wave goodbye. We will all miss you!

School Board
School Board Officers : President AI Christian, Vice-President Ron
Park, Secretary Debbie Wommack, Treasurer David Beltz. Board
Members: Steve Abercrombie, Robert McMillan, and Donnie Melton.

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 What is your favorite part of activities?

"Someth ing to dol"

-Sam Moore -

"The fun of it!"

- Sean Viets -

"Interacting with different people!"

- Travis Horinek -

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A
ETTIN' NVOLV
Ten years from now, when
you look back on your high school
career, what memories do you
think you will cherish the most?
Will it be those memories of sitting
in class everyday reading chapter
after chapter in your text books, or
will it be the memories of the great
times you had and important
lessons you learned during after-
school activities?
Most people would agree that
their memories of extra curricular
activities have made much more
important impressions on them
than those of studying and doing
homework.
When we participate in school
activities we gain experience that
will prove useful later on in life,
and we become better people by
volunteering and making a
difference in our communities.
While many people say that they
join clubs and pay dues only to
have a lengthy resume, activities
often give us much more than that.
Top Photo: Half asleep, these FBLA members made
it in early for an 8:00 meeting.
Middle Photo: The smiles make it all worth it. These
NHS members love volunteering their time as ARCH
tutors.
Bottom Photo: Senior, Michelle Dugas steps into yet
Story and Layout by Jessica Bell
another role playing Guenevere opposite of Mr. Wells.

72 ACTIVITIES
 1921
The National Association of Secondary School Principals
founds the National Honor Society in hopes of promoting
academic and service excellence.

1930
Future Farmers of America adopt their official creed and colors.
The colors adopted, national blue and corn gold remain the
official colors of FFA.

1942
The first Future Business Leaders of America chapter
established in Tennessee.

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ART CLUB
Row 1: President Chris Hatten ,
Vice-president Jesse Johnston
Row 2: Shayna Marose Jasmine
Davison, Kristen Calfee , Lacey
McGuire, Kerry Mathews,
Mckenzie Willis , Tracy Rogers
Row 3: Brad Stefka, Eric
Garretson , Andy Perkins , Amy
Sinclair, June Kubla, Daniel
Shaver Row 4: Chris Goins,
Jeff Roller, Luke Christiian , Mitch '--''-""""~
Paro,Travis Elliott, Dan Sisney

DYNAMICS
Row 1: Andrea Park, Amber
Throckmorton , Mellissa
Chadwick, Jamie Hughes,
Rachel King Row 2: Tracy
Crawford , Emmy Elliott, Candice
Ferrell , Amy Shewmaker, Rachel
Shewmaker, Shiloh Weaver
Row 3: Kari Ipock, Amanda
Redd, Ashley Sharpe, Elizabeth
Leuker, Kelly Hitchcock, Becky
Showers

74 ACTIVITIES
Bison Pride Marching Band steppin' out at the Cotton Bowl Parade in Dallas, Texas

Row 1: Roberta Mabary, Carrisa Richards, Holli Cahow, Gina Mitchell , Jennifer Berry
Row 2: Jennifer Beltz, Eric Beltz, Sam Moore, Rachel King , Amy Prater, Derek Graevs ,
Elizabeth O'Donnell , Jessica Burns, Becky Showers, Ashley Germany, Rydell Saner,
Darcy Redd , Joanna Young , Brandy Crouch , Jessica Rutten Row 3: Travis Horinek,
Brandi Elwood , T.J. Germany, Jamie Rainwater, Stacey Daniels, LaDonna Polston ,
Jacob Kahler, Jansen Otterness , Ashley Perkins , Lindsay Allen , Jeanetta Hayes, Toby
Beamer, Justin Butler, Ledotta Halleran , Cherakee Brake , NickTritico Row 4: Dustin
Steiro, Jordan Holt, Greg Rhoten , Nikki Friemal , Lacey Winchester, Tessa Coltrin , Toby
Frazier, Ben Routt, Reilly Stroup, Brandon Conner, Kyle Wentz, Megan Brown , A.J
Williams, Wesley Hargis, Chip Bancroft

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 Our lives are richer fo teps taken in ...

IFB ... . . . . .A.

ATHLETES
ELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIA
Layout by
Michael Kelley

Front Row: Luke Charlton (Vice President), Travis Horinek (Song Leader), Tessa Coltrin (Treasurer), Michael Kelley
(President), Cassie Greenwood (Historian), J.R. Daugherty (Secretary) Second Row: Andrea Perkins, Gene Moyie,
Cassie Drown, Aimee Lane, Lacey Davies, Dustin Lowden Third Row: Eric Garretson, Amy Shewmaker, Brandi
Elwood, Tracy Rogers, Lauren Stroup, Travis Elliott, Lee Ella Oglesbee, Jessica Sergent, Jenny Beltz, Tanya
Horinek Fourth Row: Rachel Shoemaker, Ricky Rose, Jarod Campbell, Brooke Glor, George Smith, Jeannette
Sergent, Mary Oglesbee, Eric Beltz, April Medley, Ms. Vandeveer. Fifth Row: Melissa Chadwick, Shane Bragg, Jay
Morgans, Jordan Holt, Justin Glor, Kyle Drown, Brandon Mankey, Jana Duff, Brandon Ferrell, Lacey Winchester

FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA

Front Row: Eric Garretson
(Historian/Reporter), Jessica
Bell (Parliamentarian),
Courtney Fisk (Treasurer),
Sam Cherry (Vice-President),
Kristen Calfee (President),
Rachel White (Secretary).
Second Row: Jamie Stohs,
Lacey McGuire, Carrie
Parrish, Amanda Payne, Keri
McDaniel, Alicia Kerr, Amy
Shewmaker. Third Row:
Greg Hardison, Ricky Rose,
Travis Elliott, Felipe
Hernandez, Brandon Ferrell,
Kami Freeman , Jessica Hicks
FourthRow: Andy Lewis, Brad
Stefka, Josh Schwanke, Jana
Duff, Jennifer Berry, Brent
Austin

76 ACTIVITIES
 E CHC
F CH C UB

First Row: Luke Charlton (Representative) , Mrs Phillips, George Smith ( Representative) Second Row: Kristen Hahn , Gene Moyie, Patsy Vincent,
Nikki Chambers, Jessica Sharp, Kasey Gamel , Miranda Willis, Kasey Matthews, Karen Bennett, Shayna Marose, Alicia Kerr, Kelly Hitchcock, Crystal
Allison , Courtney Fisk, Alexis Byrd. Third Row: Amy Shewmaker, Beth Payne, Tiffany Benda, Katie Potter, Lacey Dav1es, Stevie Nicholson , Elizabeth
O'Donnell, Amanda Redd , Amber Bennett, Jeanetta Hayes, Nicky Reed , Tanya Horinek, Cassie Greenwood , Afton Graves, Ricky Viets, Jessica Bell.
Fourth Row: Amy Forrester, Rachel King , Alicia Brown, Brandi Elwood , Brandon Mankey, Macy Hughes, Eric Garretson, Travis Dill , Sarah Dalton ,
LaDonna Polston , Nick Tritico , Ricky Garrett, Lee Ella Oglesbee, Tracy Crawford , Chris Goins, Josh Weeden . Fifth Row: Daniel Cramer, Brent Austin ,
Chris Peters, Travis Horinek, Andy Lewis , Matt Wright, Nathan Stamburski , Jared Tomlinson, Brett Crane , Jon VonKe1ckebusch , Robb DeMarr, Sean
Jackson , Wes McBee, Sean Viets, Andy Perkins , Melissa Chadwick

FAMILY CAREER COMMUNITY

LEADERS OF AMERICA Front Row: Rachel Shoemaker
(Co-Historian), Jessica Sergent
(Co-Historian), Jeannette
Sergent (Recreational
Leader),Kari Cooper (Vice-
President), Mary Oglesbee
(President), Alicia Gandy
(Treasurer) , Ms. Amtower
Second Row: Heidi Kelb, Daisy
McDaniel, Holly Swigert, Lela
White, Danielle Fenton, Desirae
Guiffre , Beth Payne Third Row:
Katie Wise , Naomi Stadler, Kami
Freeman , Ashley Luther, Jody
Payne , Michelle Rogers, Tiffany
Benda, Fourth Row: Sasha
McDonald, Jessica Burns, Shaun
Stillwell, Eric Garrettson , Jana
Duff, George Smith , Natashi
Evans, Dana Mattson.

ACTIVITIES 77
 Our lives are richer for te taken in ...

A.SSL
FU U RSOFA
Row 1: Jana Duff, Travis
Elliott, Andy Lewis, Ricky
Rose , Brandon Mankey, Kam i
Freeman , LaDotta Halleran ,
Christine Miller, Seth
Anderjaska, Curtis Potter.
Row 2: Kristen Hahn,
Courtney Fisk, Cassie Drown ,
Adam Beltz, Nathan Nyberg ,
Kasey Gamel , Magan Wright,
Darren Cheek, Holli Cahow,
Jodi Rogers, Juanita Wisdom ,
Shayna Marose, Pepper
Vanderpool , Erin Enlund ,
Stephanie Canon. Row 3:
Jamie Cowan , Evan Wingo ,
Brian Leuker, Jeanetta Hayes, ~:iii!IJII
Sam Moore, Lacey Davies,
Macy Hughes,
Katie Potter, Josh Huffman , Ashley Fisk, Annie Hill , Crystal Vest, Joli Ahart, Kelly Armstong , Krystal Rambo, Josh Smith,
Shane Leer. Row 4: Matt Wright, Evan Henderson , Sean Jackson , Shawn Mankey, Reilly Stroup, Clint Wright, Matt
Maynard , Jeff Hardison ,Travis Pierce, Scott Perry, Sam Lambeth , Joe Harrison , Jamie Rainwater, Holly Tsavinicis, Diana
Thompson , Greg Hardison , John Stroup, Loyd Caselman . Row 5: Hannah West, Aaron West, Russell Carter, Jason
Cooper, Jeff Roller, Brad Stefka, Luke Christian, Blaine Leer,Josh Clausen , Marcus Ownby, Rick Simmons, Doug
Maack, Daniel Sommerfeld, Jay Morgans, Ilene Phillips, Koi Henderson, Dan Sisney, Luke Charlton .

FFA GRA S A DSTEA

Left to Right: Travis Elliott,

Jana Duff, Mr. Halleran ,
Brandon Mankey, Sean
Jackson.

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 CLU Layout by Andrea Park

Row1: Amy Shewmaker, Brynn Hammond, Julie Tapp, Brandy Crouch , Candice
Ferrell , Becky Showers, Jamie Hughes, Elizabeth Leuker, Wendy Cornwell , Jennifer
McCorkindale , Holli Cahow, Andrea Perkins, Kati Johnston. Row 2: Amanda Byers ,
Rachel Shoemaker, Emmy Elliott, Amanda Redd , Kari Ipock, LaDonna Polston ,
Lindsay Allen , Ashley Sharpe , Kelly Hitchcock, April Jasper, Heather Mehl , Rachel
King . Row 3: Rachel Zanzie, Andrea Park, Trianna Daugherty, Amber Throckmorton ,
Shiloh Weaver, Melissa Chadwick, Tami Engelhardt, Tessa Coltrin, Tracy Crawford ,
Amy Gravelle, Gina Cogdill , Jennifer Hall.

FUTURE T ACHERS OF AMERICA

Row 1: Luke Charlton ,
Vice-President; George
Smith, President; Eric
Garretson, Secretary. Row
2: Brandi Elwood , Keri
McDaniel, Kristen Calfee ,
Elizabeth Leuker, and
Rachel King. Row 3:
Melissa Chadwick, Andrea
Park, Ricky Rose, Wesley
McBee , and Advisor Ms.
Alford. Row 4: Nikki Reed,
Sean Jackson , Robb
DeMarr, Nathan Stamburski ,
and Sean Viets .

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 Our lives are richer for steps taken in ...

t
MUSIC CLUB
Layout by Eric Garretson

L B ARY CLUB
Row 1- Mrs. Harrison , President-
Gabe McMillan, Secretary-Jessica
Bell , Row 2- Alicia Klapp, Justin Glor,
Randy Bornman , Samantha Haskett,
Miranda Willis, Row 3- Jesse
Johnston , Patrick Worley, Shaun
Stillwell , and Lee Ella Oglesbee.

MUSIC CLUB

Row 1- Secretary Eric Garretson, Treasurer Amy Shewmaker, President Jesse Johnston, Vice President
Andrea Park, Program Chairman Josh Schwanke , Row 2- Nathan Nyberg, Adam Beltz, Wendy Cornwell ,
Holli Cahow, Julie Tapp, Candice Ferrell , Brynn Hammond, Becki Showers , April Jasper, Heather Mehl ,
Rachel King, Elizabeth Lueker, Jennifer Hall, Andrea Perkins, Kati Johnston, Row 3- Jamie Hughes, Gene
Moyle, Amanda Redd, Amanda Byers , Rachel Shoemaker, Emmy Elliott, Dusty Ferrell , Tyler Boggs, Amber
Throckmorton , Shiloh Weaver, Melissa Chadwick, Tami Engelhardt, Ashley Sharpe , Amy Gravelle, Lindsay
Allen , LaDonna Polston , Row 4- Mitch Paro , Chris Peters, Nick Tritico, Treanna Dougherty, Lucas Dowell ,
Matt Wright, Kyle Drown , Jarod Campbell , George Smith , Travis Horinek, Tessa Coltrin , Tracy Crawford ,
Randall Rash , Sean Viets, and Chip Bancroft.

80 ACTIVIT! ES
 MI RlJ

MIXED CHORUS
Front Row- Amanda Byers , Julie Tapp , Brandy Crouch , Candice Ferrell , Brynn Hammond, Amy Shewmaker,
Becki Showers, Nathan Nyberg, Jamie Hughes, Rachel King , Elizabeth Lueker, Wendy Cornwell , Jennifer Hall,
Jennifer McCorkendale, Holli Cahow, Andrea Perkins , Kati Johnston. Second Row- Rachel Zanzie, Gene
Moyie, Rachel Shoemaker, Emmy Elliott, Dusty Ferrell , Tyler Boggs, Amanda Redd , Kari Ipock, LaDonna
Polston , Lindsay Allen , Ashley Sharpe , Amy Gravelle, Gena Cogdill , Kelly Hitchcock, April Jasper, Heather
Mehl. Third Row- Shan Montgomery, Matt Wright, Brandon Schoenfeldt, Lucas Barnes, Gabe Martin, Nick
Tritico, Eric Garretson , Andrea Park, Treanna Dougherty, Amber Throckmorton , Shiloh Weaver, Melissa
Chadwick, Tami Englehardt, Tessa Coltrin , Tracy Crawford, George Smith. Forth Row- Mitch Paro, J.R .
Dougherty, Chris Peters , Ryan Sharp , Kevin Scales, Josh Schwanke, Joey Green , Kyle Drown , Jarod
Campbell , Jesse Johnston, Travis Horinek, Jess Kampe , Randall Rash , Sean Viets , Chip Bancroft.

Even with contest

coming around , Ms.
Powers still finds time
to cut loose with her
students.

ACTIVITIES 81
 By Angela Zanzie
Our lives are richer for steps ta

STUDENT CO CIL

FRONT ROW: Chris Hatten, Rachel White, George Smith SECOND

ROW: Becki Showers , Emmy Elliot, Tanya Horinek, Cassie Greenwood,
Nicole Koliwaske , Cassie Drown , Jansen Otterness THIRD ROW: Jamie
Hughes, Amanda Dill , Jamie Rainwater, Ashley Fisk, Brooke Glor, Amy
Shewmaker, Zach McMillan FOURTH ROW: Amy Prater, Travis Elliot,
Lacey Winchester, Joey Green , Jesse Johnston , Luke Charlton , Tessa
Coltrin , Ashley Perkins

W~~:=!:=~s§~~~~~::;:::;;~ left: Student

body officers
Chris Hatten ,
Rachel White,
and George
Smith

right: Senior stu-

co members
show us that they
can boogie down

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 QUIZ

FRONT ROW: Amanda Dill , Sam Cherry, Cassie

Drown SECOND ROW: McKenzie Willis , Nicole
Koliwaske, Erin Herzog, Miranda Willis, Kelly
Hitchcock, Crystal Allison , Alexis Byrd, Nikki Reed
THIRD ROW: Brandi Elwood, Kristen Hahn,
George Smith , Aimee Lane , Lacey Davies,
Jasmine Davison , Lacey McGuire, Kristen Calfee,
Courtney Fisk, Rachel White , Ashley Wall , Dustin
Lowden FOURTH ROW: Travis Elliott, Rachel
King , Stevie Nicholson , Angela Zanzie, Chris
Hatten , Michael Kelley, Ashley Fisk, Eric
Garretson, Jessica Lambeth , Amy Medcalf, Kelly
Armstrong FIFTH ROW: Logan Bradley, Greg
Hardison, Jeff Roller, Brad Stefka, Luke Christian ,
Luke Charlton , Daniel Cramer, Robb DeMarr, Andy
Lewis, Felipe Hernandez

Kari Cooper and Tracy Rogers

ACTIV ITIES 83
 ur lives are richer for

Layout by:
SPA

FRONT ROW: (Sergeant of Arms) Amanda Payne ,(Secretary) Lauren Stroup, (President) Cherokee
Brake, (Vice President) Angie Zanzie,(Reporter) June Kubla,(Treasurer) Amanda Dill . SECOND ROW:
Miranda Willis , Cassie Drown , Aimee Lane, Tracy Rogers. THIRD ROW: Rachel Zanzie , Jamie Stohs,
Andrea Park, Mike Kelley, Sarah VonKieckebusch , Kari Cooper, Jessica Sergent, McKenzie Willis.
THIRD ROW: Zac McMillan , Alicia Klapp, Jenny Beltz, Tessa Coltrin , Jarod Campbell , Brooke Glor,
Brandon Conner, Rachel Shoemaker, Jeanette Sergent. BACK ROW: Mitch Paro, Nick Nimmo, Greg
Hardison, Matt Pachmayer, Dustin Steiro, Derek Black, Will Kelb , Travis Elliott, Felipe Hernandez, Cory
Hildebrant.
SCOUT STA

FRONT ROW: (Editors) Eric

Garretson , Anita Rhoten ,
Jessica Bell , Amanda Dill ,
Jasmine Davison . SECOND
ROW: Al isha Brown , Kelly
Hitchcock, Kristen Calfee ,
Ashley Luther, Colleen
Jarvela. THIRD ROW: Kevin
Scales , Heath Barber, Jeff
Roller, Jeff Elam , Ricky
Chapman , Mrs. Hostetler.

84 ACTIVIT! ES
 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY

FRONT ROW: (President) Travis Elliott, (Vice President) George Smith, (Historian) Luke Charlton, (Secretary) Mike Kelley,
Faith Rawlings. SECOND ROW: Miranda Willis, Me Kenzie Willis, Elizabeth O'Donnell, Cassie Drown, Kari Cooper,
Jeanette Sergent, Tanya Horinek, Tracy Crawford, Jessica Sergent, Mary Oglesbee, Rachel Shoemaker, Elizabeth Lueker,
Amanda Redd , Lee Ella Oglesbee, Koi Henderson, Greg Hardison, Wendy Cornwell. THIRD ROW: Rachel White, Sarah
Chapman, Cassie Greenwood , Sean Jackson, Joanna Young , Jenny Beltz, Jessica Bell , Amanda Dill , Angie Zanzie, Kelly
Armstrong, Andrea Park, Kerry Matthews, Joseph Still, Jarod Campbell, Tracy Rogers, Grady Johnson, Brandon Mankey,
Stephanie Canon . BACK ROW: Chris Hatten , Chris Goins, Gabe McMillan, Jeff Elam, Andy Lewis, Krystal Rambo, Lauren
Stroup, Tessa Coltrin, Cherakee Brake, June Kubla, Travis Horinek, Dustin Steiro, Andy Perkins, Sean Viets, Ricky Rose ,
Matt Pachmayr, April Medley, Jana Duff.

EECH & DEBATE

FRONT ROW: (Secretary)
Kelly Hitchcock, (President)
Lee Ella Oglesbee, (Vice
President) Vincent Mayberry.
SECOND ROW: Kristen
Hahn, Colleen Jarvela,
Jasmine Davison, Chris Mier,
April Jasper. THIRD ROW:
Jonathan Rawlings, Dustin
Lowden , Jessica Lambeth,
--...-... Jansen Otterness, Wendy
.-•~IIIli Cornwell , Miss Vandeveer.
FOURTH ROW: J.R.

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•
Daugherty, Joey Green, Tami
Englehart, Mechelle West,
Mary Oglesbee.

ACTMTlES 85
 Our lives are richer fo

EA YE
Row 1: Editors: Eric Garretson,
Angie Zanzie , Luke Charlton, Jessica
Bell, Row 2: Kristen Calfee, Cassie
Drown, Andrea Park, Gabe McMillan,
Randell Boggs, Row 3: Joey Green,
Mike Kelley, Robb DeMarr, Shane
Bragg

OCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUB OF c

R w 1: Crystal Hernandez, Joanna Young , Julie Brinkman, Jessica Parsons, Brandi Bales, April Phillips, Hannah West, Row 2: Jennifer
McCorkendale, Heidi Kelb, Juanita Wisdom , Caleb Cusick, Mark Crofut, Jennifer Berry, Samantha Hasket, Ben Oliver, Jennifer Helmig, Christy
Cooper, R w :Aaron Murphey, Jess Campy, Travis Owens, Clint Wright, William Payne, Shaun Stillwell , Unidentified, Anita Rhoten ,David Beasley,
Jamie Rogers, Brandy Bass, Evan Wingo, Row 4: Brad Goulet, Noah McClurg , Dustin Lunceford, Eric Redd , Nick Nimmo, Krista Rogers, Alicia
Gandy, Dana Mattson, Sasha McDonald , Rachel Smith , Jennifer Bankes, Ricky Rodelander, T J Germany, Tami Rusher, Amy Surtin, Row 5: Corey
Marley, Stephen VanNostrand , Mike Gardner, Dean White , Russell Carter, Loyd Caselman , Brandon McCarthy, Corey Goins, Vincent Mabary, Jason
Burchell , Brett Crane, Travis Dill , Tim Coffman, Patrick Worley

86 ACTIVIT! ES
 T IC L T 0 A RICA
Row 1: Wayne Lyon , Katy Wise ,
Nick Goins, Nick Nimmo, Row 2:
Brandon Rambo, Joseph Still ,
Aaron West, Row 3: Mr.
Swearington

MATH CLUB

Row 1: Jeannete Sergent, Amy Shewmaker, Eric Garretson , Amy Prater, Tanya Horinek, Alicia Kerr, Andrea Park, Kerry Mathews,
Stephanie Cannon , Brandi Elwood , Row 2: Amber Bennett, Austin Hamilton , Cassie Greenwood, Jenny Beltz, Karen Bennett, Kari
Cooper, Mary Oglesbee, Jessica Sergent, Rachel White , Kelly Armstrong , Lacey McGuire, Row 3: Greg Hardison , Josh Schwanke ,
Heath Barber, Sean Jackson, Tracy Crawford , Cherakee Brake , Krystal Rambo, June Kubla, Chris Goins, Brandon Mankey, Brent
Austin , Derek Black, Row 4: Sean Viets, Jared Tomlinson , Justin Dyer, Andy Lewis, Chris Peters, Dustin Steiro, Luke Charlton , Mike
Kelley, Travis Elliott, Matt Pachmayr, Tim Reeves, Zac McMillan, Jana Duff

ACTIVIT! ES 87
 Layout by Cassie Drown

JU IORS & SENIORS

Front Row: (right to left) Joanna
Young, Jessica Bell, Elizabeth Luker,
Amanda Redd, Sarah Chapman,
Karrie McDaniel. Second Row: Toby
Frazier, Derek Black, Rachel
Shoemaker, Kari Cooper, LeeEIIea
Ogelsbee, Rachel White, Lacey
McGuire, Brandi Bales,
Third Row: Chris Hatten, Travis
Elliot, Cherokee Brake, Greg
Hardison, June Kubla, April Medley,
Jenny Beltz, Stephanie Canton.
Fourth Row: Luke Christian, Sean
Viets, Dustin Sterio, Luke Charlton,
Travis Horinek, Tracy Crawford,
Brandon Mankey, Andy Lewis.

FRESHMEN & SOPHO 0 s

First Row: (left to right)
Candice Ferreii,Becky
Showers, Magan Wright,
Casey Matthews, Jessica
Sharp. Second Row:
Rachel King, Eric Beltz,
Ashley Sharpe, Amy
Shewmaker, Amy Prater,
Zac McMillian, Ashley
Perkins.Third Row: Kyle
Drown, Robert Bright,
Brandon Ferrell, Joli Ahart,
Lacey Winchester, Jansen
Otterness, Brent Austin.

88 ACTIVITES
 E IORS
First Row: Gene Mayle , Kelly Hitchcock, Courtney Fisk,
Carrie Parish , Amy Sinclair, Elizabeth O'Donnell. Second
Row: Eric Garretson , Jana Duff, Brandi Elwood, Angie
Zanzie, Kelly Armstrong , Jamie Stohs, Krystal Rambo ,
Kerry Matthews. Third Row: Greg Hardison , Sam Cherry,
Chris Goins, Jesse Johnston, Andy Perkins, Roberta
Maberry, Michael Kelley, Chad Hendrickson .
OP 0 ORE
First Row: (left to right} Elizabeth Payne, Brooke Glor, Amy
Gravelle , Rachel Zanzie , Julie Tapp, Randall Boggs. Second
Row: Karen Bennett, Chris Mills, Brandon Conner, Sarah
Dalton, Candace Cline, Josh Beasley, Kevin Dill. Third
Row: Nikki Chambers , Lacey Davies, Stevie Nicholson,
Katie Potter, Tiffany Benda, Carissa Richards, Michelle
Rogers . Fourth Row: Felipe Hernandez, Shane Bragg,
Jordan Holt, Justin Dyer, Kalem Matthews.
JU IORS
First Row: (left to right) Emmy Elliott, Jamie Hughes,
Tanya Horinek, Nickeia Reed , Amber Bennett, Amy
Forrester, LaDonna Polston.Second Row: Jay
Morgans, Cassie Greenwood, Joey Green, Melissa
Chadwick, Jessica Sergent, Mary Oglesbee , Jeanette
Sergent, Ricky Rose . Third Row: Justin Boulware ,
Will Kelb , Jarod Campbell , Jared Tomlinson , Chris
Peters, John Vonkickebusch , Brett Crane , Alicia
Gandy, Racheal Smith.
FRE
First Row: Donna Kane , Amber Wisdom , Rachel George,
Rydell Saner, Andrea Perkins, Jessica Cook.
Second Row: Jamie Rainwater, Sam Moore, Casey
Rash , Josh Huffman, Toby Beamer,Vanessa Carter.Third
Row: Crystal Allison , Erin Herzog, Daniel Dull, Nikki
Sklodowski , Sarah Vonkieckebusch, Darcy Redd, Brynn
Hammond.
ACTIVITES 89
 Layout by Kristen Calfee

SENIORS
Jennifer Bakes Ashley Wall
Brenna Beasley Hannah West
Lelia Belt Mechelle West
Jennifer Berry Miranda Willis
Julie Brinkman
Kristen Calfee
Ricky Chapman
Wendy Cornwell
Jamie Cowan
Caleb Cusick
Aasta Dennis
Amanda Dill
Kami Freeman
Jessica Hall
Jeanetta Hayes
Koi Henderson
Bradley Leer
Darrell Logan Amanda Redd shows her skills in Art I
Brandon McCarthy
Noah McClurg
Gabe McMillan
Christine Miller
Robby Oliver
Matt Pachmayr
Andrea Park
Amanda Payne
Michael Rogers
Jeff Roller
Michelle Schultz
George Smith
Brad Stefka
Shaun Stillwell
Lauren Stroup
Robert Sutton
Pepper Vanderpool Travis Horinek knows how to blow the roof
Steven VanNostrand off with his talent on the horn

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 R ROLL U IFICATIO
ACHIEVEMENT 3.00 GPA OR HIGH
ENROLLM 1 N 6 OR MORE U
NO GRADE OF D+ OR LOWER

JUNIORS
Schellie Acreback McKenzie Willis
Seth Anderjaska Evan Wingo
Bryce Atteberry Juanita Wisdom
Heath Barber Katie Wise
Jason Burchell Matt Wright
Breanna Cummings Shaun Zimmerman
Brandan Davies
Robb DeMarr
Cassie Drown
Nick Goins
Amanda Hackler
Jennifer Helmig
James Henderson
Kari Ipock
T.J. Germany Sean Viets knows how things are done in
B.J. Payne Calculus
Alicia Kerr
Scott Locke
Vincent Mabary
Dana Mattson
Matt Maynard
Sasha McDonald
William Payne
J R Dougherty
Tracy Rogers
Nicki Sawyer
Kevin Scales
Josh Schwanke
Ricky Simmons
Nathan Stamburski
Amy Surtin
Amber Throckmorton
Shiloh Weaver
Stephan West
Frank Williams Tracy Crawford excels in Word Processing

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SOPHOMORES
Lindsay Allen
Jason Badgett
Chip Bancroft
Chris Brooks
Amanda Byers Brent Austin
Holli Cahow experiments with his
Thomas Compton
skills in Chemistry
Brandy Crouch
Tim Culler
Stacey Daniels
Brandon Deckard
Dusty Ferrell
Kristina German
Justin Glor
Robert Gough
Wesley Hamm
Cory Hildebrandt
Karrine Holmes
Aimee Lane
Brian Lueker
Adam McDaniel Felipe
John Olmstead
Jody Payne Hernandez
Ilene Phillips excels with his
Kendra Phillips knowledge of
Jacob Potter
Missouri History
Katie Potter
Jon Rawlings
Brandon Schoenfeldt
Tammi Setzer
Jason Shewmaker
Nick Tritico
Kyle Wentz
Crystal Wetzel
Shaun Whipple
Micheal Zoldan

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 •
FRESHMEN
Crystal Allison Jessica Stadler Lacey
Adam Beltz Naomi Stadler Winchester
Tyler Boggs Kevin Stevenson
Laura Brown Ashley Thiesen
displays
Jessica Burns Holly Tsavinicis her ability
April Cooper Corey Twilbell to excell in
Lucas Dowell G.W. Dugan
Ryan Ess Biology I
Bradlie Webb
Danielle Fenton Apryl West
Katelyn Fields Lela White
Nikki Friemal Amanda Wisdom
Rachel George
Derek Graevs
Jennifer Greer
Nick Hale
Jennifer Hall
Jeff Hardison
Joseph Harrison
Casey Hawkins
David Hensley
Kati Johnston
Jacob Kahler
Donna Kane
Nicole Koliwaske Sarah
Klayton Labby VonKieckebush
Shawn Mankey
Gabriel Martin
achieves in Earth
Heather Mehl Science
Nathan Nyberg
Micheal Parsons
Travis Pierce
Ben Routt
Chris Sawyer
Alissa Simpson
Alicia Sons

HONOR ROLL 93
 Junior Ricky Viets steppin' up to
the line.

Senior George Smith

waiting for the command to
hike.

Cheerleaders pumpin' up the

spirit.

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 SP
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The buzzer sounds. The ball
is stolen. The final points are
claimed. The finish line is crossed.
The pin is made. The winner is
announced. These are the
moments that we all remember in
an athlete's career. We remember
the times that he was triumphant
along with the challenges that he
didn't quite meet. This record of
strides and scuff marks can never
be forgotten.
The times we don't remember
though, possibly the times we
didn't even see, are the moments
that made that athlete. The hours
of practice, the sacrifices made, the
dreams, and the motivations are
often forgotten. Behind each
intimidating facade, the face of a
true athlete is shaped by effort and
love for the game. These faces are
the faces of the people we've
grown to know over the years.
These are the faces of our peers
and teammates.

Top Photo: Our own , Luke Charlton holding on to victory.

• Middle Photo: What exactly is in that Dairy Queen cup?
Bottom Photo: Kari Ipock and Lacey Davies enjoying the
Story and Layout by Jessica Bell times that will remain great memories forever.

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First Row: Bobbie Heard, Koi Henderson, Brett Meade, Felipe Hernandez, Ricky Garrett, Toby Frazier,
Kirby Carter, Blake Riddle , Brian Lueker Second Row: George Smith , Derek Black, Evan Wingo, Zack
Condren , Nathan Brownfield , Josh Schwanke , Andy Lewis , Dan Sisney, Andrew Martinez, Tim
Sanderson Third Row: Steven Dickerson , BJ Payne, Chris Barnwell , Clint Wright, Corey Hildebrandt,
Matt Wright, Jay Morgans, Glen Brown , Jason Burchell , Michael Sherman , Ricky Simmons Fourth Row:
Sean Jackson, Zack Cox, Luke Charlton , Russell Carter, Nathan Stamburski, Noah McClurg, Dean
White , Andy Perkins, Derek Brownfield, Daniel Ussery

Left photo:
Coach Willis doing
what he does best.

Right photo:
Bison gridders
hittin' it hard.

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 FOOTBAlL SC ~ ORE. S
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BISON OPPONENT

7 Catholic 33
7 Ozark 41
33 Rogersville 0
15 Republic 27
0 Reeds Spring 36
12 Marshfield 21
6 Willard 33
27 Eldon 14
Junior Kirby Carter shows us his game face.
0 California 42
12 Bolivar 33
WHO'S WHO IN FOOTBALL
Bison Award Jason Shewmaker

Newcomer of the Year Jay Morgans

Best Offensive Lineman George Smith

Best Offensive Back Derek Brownfield

Best Receiver Toby Frazier

Best Defensive Lineman Luke Charlton

Best Linebacker Nathan Brownfield

Best Defensive Back Toby Frazier

2nd Team Offensive Wide Receiver Toby Frazier

2nd Team Defensive End Luke Charlton

1st Team Linebacker Nathan Brownfield

2nd Team Offensive Lineman Nathan Brownfield

Bison breaking through the
Nathan Brownfield homecoming banner.
1st Team All District Offensive
Lineman

FOOTBALL 99
 ppin'
Layout y Gabe McMillan

In the beginning of volleyball, there was a net and a

ball. People were amazed by the ability of the ball
crossing over the net, and then someone returning it
back. It is so popular now that people do it on the
beach.

The girls are getting ready to tear up the court!

Roberta Mabary and Rachel White are ready Q -Julie Brinkman What life lessons have you learned while playing
volleyball at B.H.S.-
for the return.

Questions and answers with Rachel White
Q- Was the adjustment of a new coach fairly easy?
A- "No, it was very hard for me. I never really did
adjust.
A -"One huge lesson is that when you play with a team everybody needs to
make good decisions and sacrifices for the team in order to be a successful
team. Another lesson was you need to give it all you've got with no regrets
later about what you should have done because, that hurts the team."
Q -Do you think that volleyball gets the wrap that it deserves, should it replace
football on Friday nights?

Q- What sort of life lessons have you learned by A -No, I don't think volleyball gets the wrap that it should. I feel its a very
intense tough sport. People underestimate volleyball, I don't think volleyball
playing a team sport, such as volleyball? should be on Friday nights instead of football, because its not as interesting and
A- "I learned that if you have to work to pay for your entertaining as football is to watch.
car, don't plan on getting to play. This is true in life
also. When you work, you don't get to do a lot of
things that you want to."

These lovely ladies are

Q- Are you considering a career in volleyball, such celebrating after a game.
as in college, intrramural, or beach volleyball?
A- "A career in volleyball is not practical for me. I
don't have the skill and determination, but I plan on
watching college teams play."

100 SPORTS
 B.H.S. Varsity Volleyball Team
includes, front row, left to right: Sarah
Chapman, Casey Hawkins, Julie Brinkman,
Second row: Tanya Horinek, Roberta Mabary,
Rachel Harrison, Coach Sue Schultz,
CrystaiStrickland(on ladder), Tracy Crawford,
Rachel White, manager Nikki Chambers.

B.H.S. Junior Varsity Volleyball Team

includes, front row, left to right: Coach Rachel
L::::::::::::::::::u...;~ Gibani, Ilene Phillips, Holli Cahow, Melanie
. Darnell , Amanda Hackler, Ashley Fisk.
Second row: manager Nikki Chambers,
Jessica Sharp, Amy Prater, Tina German,
Lindsay Allen .

B.H.S. Freshman Volleyball Team

includes, front row, left to right: Andrea
Perkins, Rydell Saner, Becki Showers, Brynn
Hammond, Julie Marsala. Second row:
Amee Medcalf. Third row: Laura Brown,
Nikki Friemel, Becky Maddux, Darcy Redd,
Ashley Sharpe.

VOLLEYBALL 101
 t ppin' up to t e p te
• Story and Layout: Cassie Drown

As the days of summer drew to a close twenty-two Lady Bison took

to the softball field. Lead by two new coaches, eight strong seniors,
and many new goals; the Lady Bison came through. Their season
ended with a seven game winning streak. They came out with
major victories over Branson, Willard, and Republic, which gave them
confidence and respect going into the District Tournament. They won
the district playoffs at Versailles, and advanced to sectionals against
Marshfield at Ozark. The Lady Bison played well, but came up short.
Despite the loss the Bison's season ended victoriously. The season can
best be summed up in the words of Coach Brad Roweton,
"With no regrets!"

Above: Kari Ipock, Lacey McGuire, and Cassie Drown

really paying attention during warmups.
Right: Kelly Armstrong looking to steal home.

102 SPORTS
 Left: Lacey McGuire with one of her "power hits."
Above: The more serious side of the Lady Bison.

First Row: (left to right) Cassie Drown , Alisha Young , Jessica Hicks, Amanda Dill , Amy Shewmaker,
Julie Tapp, and Rachel King . Second Row: Lacey Davies, Cassie Greenwood , Kari Ipock, Jamie
Rainwater, Michelle Fuller, Dottie Halleran, and Elizabeth O'Donnell. Third Row: Coach Brent
Stewart, Amy Sinclair Krystal Rambo, Lacey McGuire, Lacey Winchester, Andrea Park, Stacey
Daniels, Crystal Wetzel , Kelly Armstrong , and Coach Brad Roweton .

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 ste pin'
••

This year's Cross Country team was lead by five juniors and
coach David Meadows. Freshman Sam Hitchcock went to the state
meet and ran All C.O.C and All Districts finishes. The girls team was
very succesful this year, Tanya Horinek and Jolie Ahart also qualified
to run in the state meet. The upperclassmen this year will all agree
that this season was very different than the last few, but the team was
much better due to hard work.

Top row : Coach Meadows, Jessica Stapler, Ashley Perkiens, Jolie Ahart, Rache Zanzie , and
Tanya Horinek. Bottom row: Nick Hale, Eric Beltz, Jarod Cambell ,Will Kelb, Ricky Viets,
Heath Barber, and Sam Hitchcock.

104 SPORTS
 Robb DeMarr crossing the
finish line.

Sam Hitchcock showing

us his race face .

Eric Beltz is looking for

another person to pass.

Jolie Ahart picking up the pace.

Will Kelb trying to walk after a

very fast 5k.

CROSS COUNTRY 105

 ppin' o tot m
Layout: Luke 0. Charlton

Kneeling: Kyle Wentz, Derek Graevs, Adam Beltz, Bobbie Heard Center Front: Dustin Smith,
Travis Horinek, Luke Charlton, Jeremae Murphy Back Row: Steven Cotter, Jacob Potter,
Stevie Nicholson, Wesley Hamm, AJ Miller, Kurtis Steinman, Jason Burchell, Tim Sanderson,
Toby Frazier, Sam Hitchcock, Shane Bragg, Angie Zanzie, Jansen Otterness, George Smith

Senior Angie Zanzie

mopping the mat with her
opponent's face.

106 SPORTS
Top: Freshman Adam Beltz in control of the match.

Right: Junior Toby Frazier is gonna getcha!

Bottom: Senior Travis Horinek making the other team

wish they never would have come to Buffalo.

WRESTLING 107
 Juniors Cassie Greenwood
and Tanya Horinek fight to
keep the Jay's from scoring.

Sophomore Lacey Davies goes up for two. Junior Tanya Horinek goes up strong against
Marshfield.

108 SPORTS
 FRESHMEN

Row 1: Jamie Rainwater, Cystal Strickland, Jessica Hicks, Rydell Saner, Apryl West.
Row 2: Coach Muller, Brynn Hammond, Darcy Redd, Alissa Simpson, Becky Maddux,
Casey Hawkins, and manager Meg Brown.

VARSITY/ J.V.

Row 1: Roberta Mabary, Lacey Davies, Samantha Cherry, Cassie Drown, Aimee Lane,
Kendra Phillips, manager Jessica Rutten. Row 2: Coach Schultze, Cassie Greenwood,
Lindsay Allen, Kerry Mathews, Ilene Phillips, Ashley Perkins, Andrea Park, Tanya Horinek
and manager Carissa Richards.

GIRL'S BASKETBALL 109

 Story and Layout by Cassie Drown

The 1999-2000 Bison basketball team stepped on the

court under the new leadership of Coach Darrin Kirksey. The
season started off with a win over Central in the Buffalo
Tournament. This win started off the season on the right foot.
When asked about the season, Junior Brad Roll stated, "We
haven't used our potential, we started off slow, but we have
the talent to be one of the best teams in our conference."

The Freshman and Junior Varsity teams had a lot of

young talent that will continue to improve for next year. When
asked what his most memorable moment was this season,
Freshman Eric Beltz said, " Starting the Junior Varsity game
against Camdenton." The season was roller coaster, but it Junior guard Ricky Viets
came out with good expectations for next year. looks to lead his team.

Junior Justin Boulware Senior Jeff Roller taking Senior Luke Christian
playing tough defense those boys to school. puts up two.
against the Willard Tigers.

110 SPORTS
 Varsity
Front Row (from left):
Manager Sam Moore,
Kirby Carter, Ricky Viets,
Chris Hatten, Heath
Barber, Evan Wingo, Brett
Meade. Second Row:
Head Coach Darrin
Kirksey, Jeff Roller, Brad
Roll, Justin Boulware,
Luke Christian, Russell
Carter, Will Kelb, and
Assistant Coach Mike
Wilder.

Junior Varsity
Front Row: (from left)
Brett Meade, Brad Meade,
Brian Whitmore, Evan
Wingo, Zach Condren,
Heath Barber, Kirby Carter,
Manager Sam Moore.
Second Row: Coach
Darrin Kirksey, Will Kelb,
Jason Shewmaker, Derek
Brownfield, Zach Cox,
Jason Badgett, Cory
Hildebrant, and Coach
Mike Wilder.

Freshman
Front Row: ( from left) Manager
Nathan Nyberg, Nick Hale, Eric Beltz,
Klayton Labby, Ryan Ess, Kevin
Stevenson, Robert Bright. Second
Row: Coach Matt Crutcher, Evan
Henderson, Jeff Hardison, Logan
Bradley, Shawn Mankey, Stan Jovich,
Kyle Drown.

BASKETBALL 111
 pin' out with spir1

Bison cheerleaders show their spirit during 1999- The cheerleaders are showing their drama skills in
2000 football jamboree. their skit for the Basketball Homecoming Assembly.

Varsity and
Freshmen
squads combine
their talent to
cheer during the
basketball game
against
Camdenton.

112 SPORTS
 Varsity Cheerleaders
Michelle Schultz,
Brandi Elwood,
Spenser Gabe
Isackson , Melissa
Chadwick, Kelly
Hitchcock.

Freshmen Freshmen: Front Row;

Mandi Bass. Second
Row; Erin Herzog,
Stacie Riddle, Crystal
Allison. Back Row;
Alexis Byrd, Jessica
Lambeth, Spenser Gabe
Isackson, April Cooper,
Nikki Koliwaske.

CHEERLEADING 113
 s eppin' t0 the right
DA CE T AM Layout by Luke 0. Charlton

The 1999-2000 dance team

Story by dance team member Lauren Stroup

Patience, dedication, hardwork, determination, and a little bit of talent is

all that is required of a dance team member. Many girls have tried, but only
about half of them make it through each year.
With girls at every skill level, patience is needed to make it through
even one practice. Patience is also needed at those times when someone
forgets their poms or the music just isn't willing to cooperate.
Dedication is needed when things are not going the way you would like
them to, and it takes all you have not to give up. A really dedicated dancer
sticks with it whether they like the dance, instructor, or other members or not.
The dancers attend three hour and a half practices each week. They perform on
top of that two or three times a week. Some of the dances they learn have to be
done in just a couple of days. This is just the tip of the iceberg of the amount of
hardwork that is put into every dance.

114 SPORTS
 Left: Amy Sinclair and Miranda
Willis getting ready to do a little
dance.

Below: Girls
performing during half
Determination. A dancer can not let anything stand time.
in her way. She should always be striving to do and
become the best she can be.
Talent comes in many forms. Some dancers are
perfectionists and must have every action on the correct
beat. Others just like to shake their booty, and are good at
it.
The team this year said goodbye to seven special
people. Six seniors graduated, four of which have been
on the team all four years, and a great coach.
Jill Hostetler was the creator and instructor of the
dance team. Without her, the halftime at a basketball
game may have not ever seen any dancers.
In the end, patience, dedication, hardwork, determination,
and a little talent help shape the seasoned dancers of
yesterday and inexperienced of tomorrow.
Below: Dance team members showing us their stuff

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 in' up to the pia e
Story and Layout By: Shane Bragg

The baseball team started the year with a new coach, Coach Brad Roweton.
The season began in the Buffalo Tournament with a win. They started the season
on top with the first few games as wins. Through the year there were ups and
downs. However, they had a big win against Nixa, a state ranked team. The varsity
team ended the regular season with a record of 13W-12L. The junior varsity team
did good in this years season and the freshman team had its share of the wins.
Over all the season has been pretty good. Baseball adds to the list of sports with a
winning record this year. Good job guys and thanks Coach Roweton.

Left: Bison hurler

Brandon Chapman
throws a strike. Bottom
Left: The Bison get the
last out. Bottom Right:
Coach Roweton gives a
pep talk before coming
to bat.

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 Left to Right: Front Row:
Koi Henderson, Brad Stefka,
Nathan Brownfield, Ricky
Chapman. Second Row:
Coach Andre Dobson, Aaron
West, Jay Morgans, Brian
Lueker, Thomas Compton,
Cory Hildebrandt, Darrell
Roberts, Coach Brad
Roweton. Back Row: Paul
Marsala, Evan Wingo, Robb
Demarr, Jason Shewmaker,
Chris Mills, Eric Redd,
Brandon Chapman, Ricky
Viets, Brett Meade, Derek
Black, Will Kelb.

Left: Brad
Stefka rounds
third base going
home to score.

Left to Right: Front Row: Eric

Beltz, Brad Webb, Adam Beltz,
Nathan Nyberg, Jansen Otterness,
Clayton Labby, Manager Erin
Herzog. Back Row: Coach Brent
Stuart, Aaron Etheridge, Casey
Rash, Travis Pierce, Ryan Ess,
Chris Sawyer, Evan Henderson,
Coach Gabe lsaackson.

BASEBALL 117
 en
Layout By R. Gabriel McMillan

Bottom Left to Right: Robert Bright, Kyle Wentz, Lacey Davies, Zac McMillan ,
Top Lett to Right: Kyle Drown , Doug Maack, Jarod Campbell , Travis Mclaughlin
and Coach Kirksey.
The season started off quite solid, with two first place performances at
Bolivar and Reeds Spring. They continued to carry their bag throughout
the season, with two top ten places at Waynesville and the Southwest
Missouri State Relays during midseason. They continued their streak in
Willard with another strong finish. In the conference tournament Luke
and Justin received all conference honors. In the district tournament they
were awarded all district honors, making them qualified for state
competition.

118 SPORTS
 I recently sat down with the Luke the
Linkster, the team captain and asked him a
question:

How do you feel about the teams

perforrT)ance this season?

"I felt that some of our younger players

really stepped up when it was time to help
compete successfully."

Luke Christian taking his legendary golf swing!

My first year playing varsity golf

was cool because I got to play at
every course in the area.
-Zac McMillan

Justin Boulware chipping to the green.

GOLF 119
 Steppi 'across the line
Layout by Michael Kelley

The Track season was a successful one for the Bison this season. Startiing out with
approximately 30 people, the young runners were encouraged to step up and get the job
done. Led by senior leadership from Chris Hatten, Luke Charlton, Dustin Lunceford,
Michael Kelley, and Andy Perkins, the underclassmen had someone to follow. Lunceford
didn't step down from the challenge, instead he broke the 200 meter dash school record
that had been held since the early 1980's. The Bison track team stayed away from the
injury bug this year. There have only been a few minor injuries to hasten progress. Sam
Hitchcock, Bobbie Heard, Jason Burchell, and Joli Ahart all have earned points and are
expected to be the backbone of the team next year. Several members will have the
chance to make it onto Sectionals at Ozark, with a possible berth in the State track meet.

Boys Team. From L to

R. Front Row: Sam
Hitchcock, Bobbie
Heard, Jason Kubla,
Ben Routt. Second
Row: Blake Riddle,
Andy Perkins, Dustin
Lunceford, Dustin
Steiro, Chris Peters,
Chris Byrd. Third
Row: Matt Wright,
Jason Burchell, Frank
Williams, Tim Reeves,
Luke Charlton,
Michael Kelley, Eric
Garrettson.

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 Girls Team. From L to
R. Front Row: Stevie
Nicholson, Rachel
King, Gillian Hodge,
Sarah Rohm, Jessica
Stadler, Karrine
Holmes. Second
Row: Joli Ahart, Alicia
Gandy, Sasha
McDonald, Dana
Mattson, Amy
Gravelle, Holly
Tsavinicis.

Right : Bobbie
Heard laying it
all on the line.
Left: Man
pointing at
Chris Hatten
saying "Look at
that guy".
Bottom:
Michael Kelley
looking to pick
up positions in
the 400m dash.

TRACK & FIELD 121

 ase st ..... .

Football ~
Nathan Brownfield: 1st tea aii-COC linebacker,1st team aii-COC
offensive line, 1st team all-district offensive line,and honorable mention
all-district linebacker
Luke Charlton:1 st team aii-COC defensive
Toby Frazier:2nd team aii-COC widereceiver

Softball
Kari Ipock: 1st team aii-COC and 2nd team all-district
Lacey McGuire: 1st team aii-COC, 1st team all-district,and 1st team
all-state
Elizabeth O'Donnell: 2nd team aii-COC

Sam Hitchcock: aii-COC and all- istrict

Joli Ahart:: all-district
Tanya Horinek: all-district

Wrestling
Luke Charlton: 1st team aii-COC and district champ
Adam Beltz: aii-COC honorable mention
Jason Burchell: 1st team aii-COC
Bob Heard: 1st team aii-COC
Travis Horinek: 1st team aii-COC and Academic Wre tier of the Year
Toby Frazier: 2nd team aii-COC

Girls Basketball
Lacey McGuire: 2nd team aii-COC

122 SPORTS
 Layout By: Robb Demarr

Luke Christian: Offensive Player of the Year

Evan Win o: Defensive Player of the Year

Boys:
Dustin Lunceforet: New School Record, 200M Dash- (23.05 sec.); High
Point Award ~
Luke Charlt n: Sectional Qualifier (Shot Put); Leadership Award
Chris Hatten: Bison Award
Sam Hitchco k: Best Newcomer
Girls:
Joli Ahart: High Poin Award
Sasha McDonald: Bison Award
Stevie Nicholson: Most Improved

Baseball
Nathan Brownfield: 1st team aii-COC, MVP, Offensive Payer of the Year
Brett Meade: Defensive Player of the Year
Chris Mills: Most Improved
Koi Henderson: Bison Award

Golf
Luke Christian: 1st team aii-COC, 1st team all-district, state qualifier,
Bison Award
Justin Boulware: 1st team aii-COC, 1st team all-district, state qualifier
Doug Maack: Most Improved
Zac McMillan: Sportsmanship Award

SPORTS HONORS 123

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TERCHERS
STUDENTS THE TOTAL LOOK
UOLUNTEERS
4135 MAPLE, BUFFALO
345·2057

BE A PAIIT OF IT••• , ELAINE ANDERSON

THE PTA! OWNER

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 Proud to be your hometown bank ...

0'8annonlc
Bf!!.!ion of Personal Service
Since 1905
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Drive-Thru Hours:
Monday - Friday 8:00 am to 6:00 pm
Saturday 8:00 am to 3:00 pm
Lobby Hour:
Monday - Friday 8:30 am to 4:00 pm
aturday 8:30am to 12:00 pm
Location/Phone:
South 65 Hwy. , Buffalo, MO
417-345-2251

BISON CORNERS
Drive -Thur Hours:
Monday- Thur day :30 am to 4:00pm
Fiday 8:30 am to 6:00- pm
Saturday 8:30am to 12:00 pm
Location/Phone:
Jet. Hwy, 32 & Hwy 65, Buffalo, MO
417-345-2251

FAIRGROVE
Hours:
Monday- Thursday :30 am to I :00 pm, 2:00pm to 5:00pm
Friday 8:30am to 1:00pm, 2:00pm to 6:00pm
Saturday 8:30am to 12:00 pm
Location/Phone:
Old Highway 65 outh, Fair Grove, MO
417-759-2592

MAIN BANK
Hours:
Monday - Friday 8:30 am to 4:00 pm
Location/Phone:
119 S. Maple t., Buffalo, MO
P.O. Box 890, Buffalo, MO
417-345-2251

~
Member
FDIC TElACCO UNT24
lOUAl~T\HT'Y
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LENDER

126 ADS
 Auto • Homeowners • Farm • Commercial • Life • Health
\ ( Tracy-Lane
OJ.B ISSOUBI UTUIJ.
w Dale Lane and
Lrnda (Katre) Lane
Insurance Agency
413 S. Maple- P 0 Box 50
Buffalo. MO 65622

Bus (417) 345-7214

Res (417) 345-7290
P.O. BOX 619 agents FAX (4 17) 345-6937
106 W. Commercial Phone: 417-345-2126
Buffalo, MO 65622 Fax: 417-345-2768

Andrea, our
A Company that takes pride in meeting our daughter with a
policyholders ever changing needs. big heart. You
have been such a
MOBILE HOMES-HOME OWNERS-FARM PACKAGE blessing to us.
POLICY-SMALL COMERCIAL-PROPERTY We love you and
your beautiful
smile.
Established in 1908 Love Mom & Dad

IVAN J. ARNOLD TRW

BISON Pres1denl

TOLE.DO PRODUCTS
CAMPERS SHEWMAKER AUTO PARTS
R. V. SALES & SERVICE
And
Machine Shop
~:n~mt· Cha., ,., and
Automatic 'I ran llll'i ton l'c11 h
B*ln Cullom 8ulf Truck Campen & Pickup Cov.t~
· h~hwa) >!> l'hont· .1·\5 22!)fi
Hwy. 65, P.O. Box 7i5, Bufta'o, MO 65622 (417) 345-2325 Buff,llo. 0 ~hllp :l45 7 10

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BUFFALO. ~SSOUlU

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CALL COLLECT
Office 417/ 345·6817
P.O. Box 1179 Buffalo, MO
Buffalo. MO 65622 65622

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Marl( Stepheru, MaJter Photographer
211 W. Broadway
Bolivar, MO 65613
Chris,
Our little boy is all
grown up. We know
MARK STEPHENS you 'll give back so
much to this world
in your future.
Congratulations son.
Ph. 417-326-4315
Love you Always,
Fax 417-326-4316
Mom & Dad

Flowers
&
lmJTYLUSJJ
Things
Walk-in. welcome
P.O. Box 362
Open 9 to?
Buffalo, MO 65622
345-7048 417-345-8900
1036 . Blaine-Buffalo.MO

BUFFALO FARM SUPPLY

South Highway 65
Box 78, Route 3 THE BUILDER'S CHOICE
Buffalo, Missouri 65622 ESTIMATE SERVICE • DELIVERY SERVICE

TELEPHONE 1000 WEST DALLAS

RAYMOND SERGENT Telephone : 417-345-7432 (417) 345-2246 BUFFALO, MISSOURI 65622
FAX (417) 345-6586

128 ADS
 The Filling Station
Teen Ministries
of
Bible Baptist Chruch HALE'S SPORTSWEAR
Dallas at Locust
Rt. 5 Box 5350
P.O. Box 361 Buffalo, MO 65622
417-345-7123 Buffalo, Missouri 65622
Schedule of Services (417) 345-7758
Sunday
Sunday School.. .................. 9:30 a.m.
Morning Worship ................. 10:45 a.m.
Evening Worship .................7:00 p.m. The
D.E.L.T.A Teen Wednesday MARKETPLACE
Leadership Training ............ 7:00 p.m.
AN ACTIVE YOUTH PROGRAM
OUTLET
WHERE YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME! Merchandise from Major Retailers and Catalog Sales
Closeouts • Buyouts • Liquidations
Milton Hathcock John Throckmorton Wholesale S Hwy 65 417 -345·6909
Pastor Youth Pastor Available Buffalo, MO rhoover posttech.net

417-345-2918 417-345-8127

Movie WAL-MART @
Mania ALWAYS THE LON PRICE
345-6747
ON THE BRANDS YOU TRUST
ALWAYS~
406 W. Dallas
MONDAY - SATURDAY 7 AM - 9 PM
Buffalo, MO 65622
SUNDAY 10-6

~PROPANE 1100 W. Dalla

P.O. Box 47
BuFFALO, M1ssouR1 65622
Buffalo MO 65622
LocALL v OwNED
(417) 345-5259
ANo OPERATED
417-345-7928

ADS 129
 BUFFALO MEMORIAL POST 4080
• HERO'S PIZZA &
VETERANS SUBS
• OZARK MOUNTAIN
OF FOREIGN WARS CHEESE
• QUALITY CONOCO
PLAZA GAS&D£SEL
~~~ • OPEN 24 HOURS
JCT. U.S. 65 & 215 Fair Grove, MO

VERNON VIETS ( 417) ~2233

R. MONTY VIETS
BRETVIETS
F. MARLIN VIETS
"WE HONOR THE DEAD BY
HELPING THE LIVING"
303 NORTH MAPLE
P.O. 80X820
Best Wishes Class of 2000 BUFFALO, MISSOURI 65622

Bus. (417) 345-6114

HoLT
Hes. (417) 345·7723
aetrtvaa
I ONUMENTCO. PHILLIPS & SONS TIRE SERVICE
Corner of Commercial & P•ne
P 0 Box 378
One Block Nonh ,,( tlae ::)quare on Hwy . 7l BuHa!o, MO 65622
Buffalo, ~10 65622 Phone 417-345-7522
Memonal benchb for school yards
Lawrence Holt Wayne Holt Celta Holt Edwm Duane Davtd
Home 34&-8278 • 345-2841 • 345-2543
1-800459-8510

PXP KOUNTRY PACKAGE

~ LANE'S AUTO REPAIR
3.
0 :E STOP FOR YOUR GAS, BEVERAGES, P.O. Box 1093
S 'ACKS, OR YOL'R HUNTING AND FISHING LICE SES
SEE US AT HIWAY 215 AND OLD 65
Buffalo, MO 65622
417-759-2248 417-345-6725

130
 oah,
ope you have many ~
AufoR.,.,
~
~
ainbows as your Ark sails
on forever.
Broemme~utomotive
TEcHNOLOGIES
"Serv.ng the Ozoth With lnlegnly"
• AC • ElectriaJI • Engine 759-7781
• ~ Diow10itics (8001 778-8952
• Transmission .Appoinlnwlts Aa:epled
H.ghwoy 215 and Okl65
Love,
AC - ELECTRICAL - ENGINE
Dad & Debbie
COMPUTER DIAGNOSTICS
TElEPHONE
(.C17) 3.CS ·7415

TRANSMISSION

DAVID H. PAUL . D.D.S.

759-7781
P 0 . BOX 1005
(800)778-8952
OFFICE HOURS
BY APPOINTMENT BUFFALO . MO 65622 Appointments Accepted
Highway 215 and Old 65

KAY COURTYARD I
Internet Service Providers
Check Out Our Computer Lab
I CouRcSJ<\Rd Video
I
Today's Technology I
1126 S. Ash I NEW RELEASE ... ... OTHERS 94
Buffalo, MO 65622 I NINTENDO, SNES, SEGA 5.94
Phone: 345 -881 0 Fax: 345-41 66 I DVD AND CDROM RENTALS
I
Rodney Kay Julie Kay Matt Swims I
Owner Director of Techn1cal D1rector I KAY COURTYARD
Operator Marketing I 1124 S. ASH BUFFALO MO. 65622
E-mail ~~!! ~taff@today~-tech.com I t.

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Hip Pocket Pizza Parlor I
I
Buffalo, MO I
I
Visit us on South Highway 65 I
345-8649 345-6229 I
I
I
SERVING UNFORGETTABLE 1 Pam Kay, Director 345-8479
Kay Courtyard, Buffalo, MO
PIZZA SINCE 1976 :
Licensed Daycare for 2-12 yr. olds
I
Hours: 5:45 A.M. to 6:15 P.M.

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 Joseph R. Spurlock, MD • Family Medicine
Michelle Swofford, MSN, RN, FNP-C •
Family urse Practitioner
Richard A. Boyd, MS • Clinical Psychologist
Each member of your family is different.
fJJa[fas County Community Metfica( Center
And that means each one of them has
different health care need . That's why the
201 South Ash Dallas County Community Medical Center
is designed to provide your entire family
Buffalo, Missouri with access to a full array of
(417) 345-6100 health care services.

Citizens Memorial Home Health, Hospice, Homemaker Plus, Health Transit Services and
Home Medical Equipment services are also available at this location.

Colonial Springs
Healthcare Center
... i a 120-bed facility which offers skilled nursing,
rehabilitation therapie , a full activities program, as well as
outpatient rehabilitation service including physical, COLONIAL SPRINGS
occupational, and peech therapies and audiology. Healthcare Center
Colonial Springs has an expansive li t of resident and
family ervices including social services, daily activities,
beauty and barber services. Colonial Springs is Medicare
A and B certified. 750 West Cooper
Robert McMillan, Administrator
Colonial Springs offers comprehensive Buffalo, Missouri
outpatient rehabilitation services. (417) 345-2228
PIO EER:
n. 1. One who ventures into unknown or unclaimed territory.
2. An innovator. 3. A leader.
Citizens Memorial Hospital v. 1. To carve a path or chart or course where others have not travelled.
1500 North Oakland C.M.H. (Citizens Memorial Hospital)
Bolivar, Mi ouri 65613 n. 1. ~Pioneer in Mi ouri health care. 2. One of the top ten mall or rural
(417) 326-6000 hospitals in the United States (according to an independent national survey).

132 ADS
 All YOUR CAR NEEDS
Oil • Lube • Cooper r.,..

1¥Jrl!:& Slole In .
s
t:::',won

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Mechanic •
AJr Condo!lonong
FASTLUBE, LC.
41A Dallas • Buffolo, 00 65622

•
417-345-5444
Sugar 'Tree Cred(Pfwtograpliy
Weddings, Senior Portraits & More

Open : Mon. - Fn . 8 to 5 Sat. 8 to 12

CORNER DRUG STORE

MELISSA & HAROLD ROSS Rural Rt. 2 Box 1200 HOURS: MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8:30-5:30
PSALMS 37:4 Long Lane, MO 65590 SATURDAY 9:00-1:00
(417) 345-5736 Telephone 345-6500 After Hours 345-8705

Free Weights, Stair Machines,

Strength Training Machines,
Cardiovascular Training
Bicycles, Aerobic Classes,
Sauna, Hot Tubs, Treadmills,
Permanent Lockers

REEBOK K-SWISS KEDS EASTLAND

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We're so very proud of you!
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-< Continue to give it your best
>- (/)
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0
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(/) WEST DALLA STREET -1 good qualities will shine
BUFFALO, MO
(f)
~ PHONE 417-345-2720
(f)
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bright.
NIKE LEVI JUSTIN DEXTER STETSON Congratulation, Dad, Mom, and Kati

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CARL'S PACKAGE Jackson Paintball

come and play like you mean it
Gas, food, and drink
South Hwy 65, Buffalo, MO 345-7277
••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
345-2151 Home of the Aces
Sean Jackson
Robb Demarr
Will Kelb
HURRICANE BAY CARWASH Evan Wingo
417-345-8007 Derek Black
A DIRTY CAR IS A DIRTY SHAME Trey Taylor
BUFFALO GREENFIELD
MARSH Fl ELD MT. VERNON

HURDMOTOR Campbell's
Floral & Boutique
COMPANYLC
SILK, FRESH, SYMPATHY, PLANTS;
WEDDING CONSULTATION, GIFTS;
AND TUXEDO RENTAL
Buffalo, MO 65622
South 65 Highway Carolyn Campbell &
1-1/2 miles south of Buffalo Phone (417) 345-7857
Buffalo, Mo Rita Hoogland
(By the Saddle Club Arena)
Phone: (417) 345-5587

Bennett Tax BUFFALO EYE CLINIC

Tax/Accounting Service KRAMER & NEWCOMB, O.D., P.C.
Open all year! David L. Kramer, O.D., F.A.A.O.
Rex A. Newcomb, O.D.
N.Hw. 73 1 1/2 miles north of square Cylinda Butler, O.D.
112 West Commercial Street
Rt. 5 Box 5250 Buffalo, MO 65622 P 0 . Box 80
Buffalo. MO 65622
417-345-7765 Fax 4173452989 Telephone : (417) 345-2901
Fax: (417) 345-2904
Joy K. McGuire & Bonnie Venable

134 ADS
 Brenda &Leroy Young
We support the youth of Buffalo!
Come see us about a job and future 212 Soufh Maplt Pool
Buffalo, Mo 65622 &
employment oppportunities
(41n 34S-9oo• Snooker
345-2612 Junction 65&32

COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTS P.O. Box 1490 CONGRATULATIONS AMANDA

HWY. 73 &DD
BUFFALO, MO 65622 We are very
proud of you,
work hard,
have fun, and
follow your
GROUND SOURCE SYSTEMS, INC. dreams.
"SPECIALIZING IN GEOTHERMAL HEATING AND COOLING"
We love you,
Mom, Dad ,
OFFICE (417) 345-6751 Travis, and
FAX (417) 345-6477 Tyler
TOLL FREE (800) 880-6751

SUPERIOR LISA C. HENDERSON

Attorney at Law

GEARBOX
COMPANY
P.O. BOX 1580
T 303 South Maple
Phone
906 N. MAPLE (417) 345-6713 P.O. Box 1141
Buffalo, MO 65622
BUFFALO, MO.
PHONE: 345-5945

OFFICE 417-345-2272
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE
CLASS OF 2000
FROM ALL THE EMPLOYEES OF
SUPERIOR GEARBOX
• DUGAS CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC
DR, CHRISTOPHER DUGAS
"For Fast Pain Relief'
Acupuncture, nutritional analysis,
applied kinesiology, C.R.A.
COMPANY

ADS 135
 LEOTA'S
FLOWERS AND GIFTS

We specialize in
710 W. Hooker Dr.
caring for the Phone 345-7026
B L , :\10
ones you love.

Maker of
•r
SHUnt Life - Disabllrty - Home
INSURANCl Auto - Farm - Business
COMPANil.S

''The Nation's Finest'' BOB LYON

Work and AGENT
WOODS SHOPPING CENTER

Lei ure Wear POST OFFICE BOX 439

BUFFALO , MO 65622
BUS . · (417) 345-2608
RES . {417) 345-8987

'J'l1J&e-1'B --++~
Prescrr£~£t![{!ff!J
"Serving Dallas County for over 46 years!"

Kenneth Nyberg, R.Ph. - Dwight Nyberg, R.Ph. THE OZARK'S BEST ...
Phone: 417-345-2321
Woods Shopping Center
65 & 32 Junction , Buffalo, Missouri KBFL RADIO 99.9FM BUFFALO
: 1-HOYR P~OTO : ]

STATION OWNER: GALEN GILBERT

STATION MANAGER: MARY PILKINGTON
ON AIR: TERESA NIXON &ROB HOUGH
WILLIAM D . BOOTH, D .D.S . ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES:
ROMA MARTIN * GAYE BRYANT * TERESA NIXON

610·A SOUTH LOCUST, BUFFALO, MO.

PHONE: 417-345·2412
P.O . BOX 948
FAX: 417-345-2410
BUFFALO HEIGHTS SHOPPING CENTER
HWY. 65 8r 32
BUFFALO, MISSOURI 65622
TELEPHONE (4 1 7) 345 - 2 1 0 1

136 ADS
 Becky Conine Bree Ann Jones
319W. Main
Buffalo, Mo. 65622
Good Luck Seniors!
-') 7-3-'5-59()()

Dewa}ne & helley Jenktn~
Rt. I Box 551 • Lout~burg. MO
417-752-3 9 • FAX 417-752-3 94
Congratulations Kristen
We are so proud of the young lady you have
become ... your beauty, your strength, your
wit. May your life be filled with love,
happiness, and spiritual guidance. If you can
envision it you can achieve it.

WE LOVE YOU VERY MUCH!

Mom, Gene, Dad, & Kathy

ADS 137
 WEBSTER' BACKHOE P.I.P Internet Service
RT 2 BOX 865A ALL TYPES CONST "Get Connected"
BUFFALO MO. COMMERCIAL, RESIDENTAL, Local & Remote Dialup
65622 20YRS.EXP. 57.6 K Digital Connection
TRACKLOADER
[417] 345-8678 BACKHOE Web TV • Web Hosting
MOB. 830-5193 BOBCAT www.positech.
GRADERSER.
RONNIE WEBSI'ER OWNER EXCAVATOR Own rs: Don ld & ella
BASP..MEI\'TS, SEWER CO Sf.
Phone: 417-345-8718
ROADBUilDING
ROADGRADI 'G, 720 West Dallas Fax: 417-345-6806
SITE PREP. I URED Buffalo, MO 65622 Email: donald@positech.net

CAULKING SINCE 1972

DENMAR
CAULKING L.L.C.
Doug Ellis P.O. Box 4915
Rick White Springfield, MO 65808
Schola tic Division Telephone (417) 882-2048
WATERPROOFING Facsimile (417) 882-1995
DECK COATING
www.jostens.com

Dennis Partie

417-345-8280
Calvary Chapel
Where visitors become friends and friends become family.

FAX 417-345-6303
Rt. 1 Box 1820

Long Lane, Mo. 6559 0

Refreshing and Challenging Bible studies and worship
are offered to you. Christ is the answer to everyone's
need and you will find Him the focus of all we do.

We invite you to become a part of our family at

Calvary Chapel.
SERVICES
Jennifer, Sunday
Sunday School 10:00 a.m.
Watching you grow into an adult has Morning Worship 8:45a.m.
been a thrill, we wish you all the very 11 :00 a.m.
best life has to offer. Evening Worship 6:30p.m.

Love always, Wednesday

Grandma and Grandpa, Aunt Brenda, Bible Study 7:00p.m.
Uncle Boone, Berry, Ashley, and Sarah

138 ADS
Make friends with a b an k er.

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ADS 139
BUFFALO FAMILY HEALTH CARE
David K. Showers, DO , FAACP URBANA
Eric K. Davis, DO
BUD AND PAT'S
119 N. Ash
FINE FOODS
P.O. Box 1548
Buffalo, MO 65622 993·4277
417/345-2231

Movie &Mo..e Olantlon Buffalo, MO

417/3.5-2211

Urbana, MO
Eric Beth Benda and family FUNERAL HOME 4171993-5133

S. Eric Otterness
Phone: 417-345-8718 Kay Otterness
720 West Dalla
F : 417-345-6808 Neal Oglesbee
Buffalo MO 65622 Gladys Reser
Email: ebenda@po itech.net
Richard Prater

INSURANCE
AUTO HOME BUSINESS HEALTH LIFE
3 Locations To erve You
l:(ljjdl 926 W. Dalla CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 2000
SERVE 345-2121 Buffal o, MO

759-2525 Gem enter . Hwy. 65 DAVE WILLINGHAM AGENCY

Fair Grove, MO
993-4622 Corner of Oak St. & Hwy . 65 CHRISTIE SPENCE BETH HOWELL
Urbana, MO (417)345-6129

140 ADS
 Mufflers *Tune Ups * General Repair
)~OHNS
PHYSICIANS & CUNICS
MELTON 'S
Michael A. Howard, D.O.
Mary Agee, RN, C , FNP
64 & 73 Jet.
Family Practice Buffalo, MO 65622
417-345-6101 Fax 345-6913 Propane Convenient
Store Hours 6 a.m. - 10 p.m.
7 Days a Week
Buffalo Medical Center
Minnows Worms
118 W. Dalla * P.O. Box 830 * Buffalo, MO 65622 Ronnie- (417)752-3609 Mellie- (417)752-3668
A member of the Sisters of Mercy Health vstem-St. Louis
Donnie- (417)752-3412

Dear Chris,
Buffalo Heights Salon Do not go where
the path may lead you.
Hair Styling and Tanning Beds Go instead, where
there is no path, and
Woods Shopping Center leave a trail.

Congratulations
and love always,
Phone: 345-6195
Mom
Buffalo, MO 65622

GOOD LUCK
*RRSTAR Bank Without Boundari .
CLASS OF 2000!
Best Wishes from
Dallas County Assessor
Go Bisons! Jo Mcintire and her staff:
WE'RE H ERE FoR You. Carol Baker, Linda Dibben,
We offer a wide variety of : Amy Smith, Linda Blecher,
*Home Loans
*Auto Loans and Lillian Crawford.
*Checking Accounts
*Certificate of Deposit
*Trust and Inventment Services
*Whatever your financial needs, We want to serve you!

Phone (417) 345-2213

Lobby Hour - Mon.-Fri 8:30-3:30 Sat 8:30-12:00
Drive Thur Hours Mon-Thurs 8:30-5:00
Fri 8:30-6:00 Sat 8:30-12:00

Locally Managed
Penny Morgans, Branch Manger
Valarie Edmundson, Commerical Loan Officer
Rhonda Farmer, Customer Loan Officer
<t- GRACE COMMUNITY
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
REV MARK L. SHAFFER, pastor
PO BOX 375 • BUFFALO, MO 65622
@ e-mail graceco@todays tech com

FDIC ~~ CHURCH (41 7) 345·6777

INSLilEl TO PARSONAGE (417) 345-6957
$100.000

ADS 141
 Pete Martinez ~ 0
When your #1, you can do
things others can't.

Congratulations.
God Bless you in MADiJUX REALTV
all you do. Ed Maddux Broker I Owner
Highway 65 South
Buffalo, Missouri 65622
Love, Mom & Dad Business 417-345-2274

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ROLAND'S BBQ country~olks

LOCATED BEHIND 'Flea !Market
DAIRY QUEEN IN ...t>!Mall...t>
COUNTRY FOLKS FLEA
MARKET NOW IN OUR NfW LOCATION!
1001 81oine St. • luffakt
345-5270 Located Behind Dairy Queen

Open7~oweelt
345-5374 417·345-n7s
SLOW SMOKED MON-THURS 11-7 I05 boolhs ' Climate controlled shoppmg ' Anlrques
WITH HICKORY FRI-SAT 11-8 Collectrbles • Furmlure • Florols ' Sports Cords ' Glosswores
P.O. b ~I 3 • Wfalo, MO 65622
CLOSED SUNDAYS

142 ADS
 Thank you from the crew at

WAL*MART
PHA~MACY
DEPARTMENT

"Where the
customer is #1."

A Family Af'hair
Hwy 65 Louisburg Mo.

&
Buffalo, MO

Kathy's Sewing Shop South Hlghw•y 65

KEVIN SHARPE, OWNER
Phone 345-nl2

Where Looking Good Is Understood. AUTO - TR CK A 0 TRAILER S LE

(417) 7 52-3808 COLLISIO REPAIR E TER
24 HOUR TOW! G ERVICE

'I LUV YOUR SMILE' 'I'uesaay-:frl,di:Ly 9-s Saturaay 9-1

ED G. PYATT, D.D.S.
Slnltli 6s :JlfBii:way 'BuffaCo :Mo.
417-345-4709
904 S ASH P 0 BOX 707
BUFFALO, MO 6 5622
BUS 345 2793 HOME 345-6310
Amy Beck (DesignerjNailTech) Angie Glor

Petro-Card 24 Petro-Card 24 Petro-Card 24

~
MFA OIL PARTS
~ SALES
~
&Propane 11M MFA it

~
Darryl Mabary ~ OIL ~ ACCESSORIES SERVICE .
~ Larry Mankey
~ Manager
~ S. Highway 65 Buffalo 345-2250
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Petro-Card 24 Petro-Card 24 Petro-Card 24 ~
ADS 143
 Hwy 32 & 73
Buffalo, MO PAM LOUDERBAUGH
Pizza Phone: Dallas County Clerk
345-2210

REGISTER AND VOTE

Your vote today may preserve tomorrow.

BEST WISHES Dottie Halleran

Dottie,
C1rcwt Clerk & Recorder
One day at a
JANICE HICKS time , one step at a time,
just believe in yourself,
•••• • • ••• ••• • •••••• •• • • •••• •• •••• • and dare to dream.
Jan1ce H1cks & staff
Susan Potter-Barbara Routh-Stacy Satterfield Remember always,
Dad loves you

IN CLOSING ...

l.' _ _ _,----- MEMORIES OF PREVIOUS STEPS

This book contains many

YEARBOOK STAFF EDITORS:
Editor-in -Chief Luke 0 . Charlton
Assistant Editor Jessica Bell
Advertising Editor Angie Zanzie
Photography Editor Eric Garretson
YEARBOOK STAFF MEMBERS:
Andrea Park, Kristen Calfee, Gabe
McMillian , Mike Kelley, Cassie
Drown , Randell Boggs, Shane Bragg,
Rob DeMarr, and Joey Green
memories, because memories
are all that is left of this year.
It's hard to believe that our
education at B.H.S. is over,
but we knew that the time
would come. The time to take
the next step of our lives. For
some it is scary, for others it is
exciting. To all it is inevitable
that we move on, it had to
happen, but remember those
in this book that made a
difference in your lives. If you
ever get lost in life, remember
who you are and where you
came from.

144 CLOSING !I
 & Six firefighters were killed in a December 3,
Worchester, Massachusetts blaze started by squatters in
a warehouse. More than 15,000 firefighters from all
over the world athered for a memonal service.

& Russia came under international scrutiny for waging a civil war to try to hold on to the break-away
republic of Chechnya. After months of fierce fighting neither side gained much ground, and a & Raisa Gorbachev, former first lady of the Soviet Union,
settlement seemed nowhere in sight died after a battle with leukemia.
 A The San Diego Zoo was home to Hua Mei, the first surviving giant panda
to be born in a North American zoo.
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• Over 17,000 people were killed and thousands more

injured when a magnitude 7.4 earthquake hit lzmit, Turkey
on August 17.
 & People around the world celebrated the turn of & Despite fears of the predicted Y2K bug, mass computer
the century. These partiers ushered in the year 2000 shutdowns and chaos rn the streets, January 1, 2000 came and
in New York's Times Square. went with virtual! no roblems at all.
 • David E. Kelley's law firm
drama, The Practice, won
an Emmy for Outstanding
Drama Series.

• Regis Philbin hosted ABC's

surpnsingly successful, big money trivia
show Who Wants to Be a Millionaire.
 ~ Peanuts creator, Charles Schulz, died in his sleep
the night before his final comic strip ran in
news a ers. He was 77.
 A Clint Black's duet with his wife, Lisa
Hartman Black, When I Said I Do, reached
the top of the country radio chart
 A Latin music enjoyed a surge in popularity with
entertainers like Ricky Martin, Marc Anthony, Enrique
Iglesias, and Lou Bega gaining huge English-language
audiences. Martin won an American Music Award for
Favorite Artist

A Cher's dance hit Believe went A TLC received two Grammys, induding one for Best R&B Album, Fanmail. Their A Sting won two Grammys for his album
to number one in 23 countries singles No Scrubs and Unpretty did welT on the charts. They also earned an AMA Brand New Day, Best Pop Album and Best
and earned Cher her first Gramm . Award for Favorite Band, Duo, or Group in the Soul/Rhythm & Blues category. Male Pop Performance.
& 'N Sync's Music Of My Heart, recorded with Gloria Estefan, was an
instant hit Bye, Bye, Bye, the first single off No Strings Attached, also
did well on the charts.
A. Ford introduced its new hybrid electric car prototype, the
Prodigy. This fuel efficient family car achieves more than 70
miles per gallon, making it very appealing to the cost
consoous, environmentally aware consumer.

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A. Windows 2000, Microsoft's

newest operating system, was
released JUst as the Department of
Justice anti-trust case against
Microsoft was concluded.
& Faux animal print
accessories like tiger, leopard,
and zebra were all the craze
amon the wild at heart

& You may have thought raiding your

grandpa's closet would never get you
& Beaded necklaces of all colors were very popular anythmg cool. Well, all of that changed when
as well. everyone went for the "bucket hat:'
 .& Winning the Women's World Cup in an overtime shoot-out, Brandi Chastain's
final shot clenched a hard-fought v1ctory for the U.S. soccer team in front of more
than 90,000 fans.

.& Margaret McGregor made it into sports history by defeating Loi Chow in the .& New Zealand won its second consecutive America's Cup, returning the 149-
first male-female boxin match. ear-old tro h to the Ro al New Zealand Yacht S uadron.
& Tiger Woods ended '99 at the top of
his game, ranked number one in the
olfin world.
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& Allen Iverson showed his stuff this year. Iverson, whose height is six feet
even, was the shortest NBA scoring champion ever. He also finished third in
the Lea ue and was named to the AII-NBA first team.
& Wayne Gretzky retired after 20 seasons with
the Edmonton Oilers, Los Angeles Kings, and
New York Rangers. Gretzky helped win four
Stanley Cup championships and three Canada
Cup tournament titles. He was also inducted
into the Hockey Hall of Fame in Canada.
& Andre Agassi had an awesome year, winning the U.S. Open and the
French Open, and taking over the number one ranking from Pete
Sampras for the first time since 1996. Agassi and Steffi Graf plan to
marry in June.
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