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Title Page 1
 THINGS IN COMMON

e
Story and Layout: Rachel Paro
Julie Larimer, Amy Jasper, Crystal Sperko,
and Kerrie Fielder jammin' in the 6th Grade.
Through the years our lives have
shared many common threads.
Remember the feeling of moving
from elementary to junior high or
from junior high to high school?
Common things happen to youth all
the time: changes in fashion fads,
music, friends, and the ways we have
fun. We have gone
from eating crayons
and pulling pigtails
to working part-time
jobs and holding
down relationships.
Some of the
most common
happenings in any
student's life is go-
ing through school
and learning the steps of growing up.
Kindergarten through high
school is an experience we all share,
and our common experiences build
relationships and memories that will
last a lifetime.
ABOVE CENTER: Buck Shockley with some
of his many women.
ABOVE: Brianne Bowers, Ashley Schwanke,
and Becky Ray, "Love the hair girls!"

2 Student Life
 Friends help weave common threads .
Common
Differences
When you were in Elementary,
what was your favorite music
group?

" Sad to say,

New Kids on
the Block was
my favorite
music group
when I was
little."
Jr. Jill McNabb

When you were young, what

was the most important toy
you had to have?

"When I was
little, my most
important toy
was my elec-
tronic race car
track! "
Sop. Ashley Wall

"When I was in
grade school ,
basketball cards
were the coolest
things a guy
could have."
Austin Hamilton

Janelle Gilchrist, Leslie Cline,

Michelle Turner, and Jamie
Barber can you say,
"Time Warp?"

Student Life 3
 THINGS IN COMMON

Story & Layout by Heather Hodges

We weave many things into our lives and because of this our lives
are changed dramatically. Throughout high school, especially, you
will develop friendships that will last a lifetime. You will be faced with
many challenges over the years which will thread us all closer
together. Many will part and go their own ways and reminisce on
the times that they spent with their friends at games and school.
Many will stay and let future generations
weave a more interesting and colorful bond.
In this book we tried to capture some of
these memories for later years to come.

Melissa Hickman and Dawn

Strobel wait for the school
musical to begin .

Rhonda Rice , Jamie Allen , and Anna Viets showing off the "Sez Who" Spirit.

4 Student Life
 NOW& THEN

~ho11da ~ice

/hitch ?::>a'lo Shiloh W eave'l

Janelle Gilchrist, Leslie Cline , and Jennifer Fletcher together again.

Student Life 5
Photos by:
CAST OF CHARACTERS
Buffalo Reflex JOSEPH Brian Welch
NARRATORS Rachel Paro
Trisha Lambeth
Ashley Schwanke
Right: Rachel Shoemaker
Pharoah , John Willis , PHAROAH John Willis
explains the dreams JACOB Lonnie Glor
he had to Joseph, POTIPHAR David McClam
BUTLER Jesse Johnston
Brian Welch
BAKER Mitch Paro
Below: REUBEN Bryon Slack
Joseph , Brian Welch, SIMEON Aaron Johnson
receives his coat of LEVI David McClain
many colors from NAPTHALI Jonathan Stanford
ISAACHAR Jesse Johnston
Jacob, Lonnie Glor,
ASHER Mitch Paro
while the brothers DAN Brandon Duff
grow envious. ZEBULUN Travis Horinek
GAD George Smith
BENJAMIN Joey Green
JUDAH Shawn Zimmerman
ISSHMAELITES Steven Brinkman
Nathan Stanbursky
CAMELS Glenda Haueter
Holly Loyd
SERVANT Faith Rawlings
CHOIR:
Michelle Dugas, Emmy Elliot,
Barbara Mcinvale, Tami Engelhardt,
Lelia Belt, Courtney Morris,
Amanda McWilliams, Joy Rawlings,
Kim Smitherman , Heather Chambers,
Beth Hatten,Kristina Morris,
Jade Enokido, and Samantha Haskett.

Musical Ensemble:
Delaina Ridenour, Piano
James Beckner, Guiter
Richard Kettleman , Bass guitar
Shelly Evans, Drums
Suzanne Powers, Percussion
Brian Elhard , Trumpet

Above: The brothers plot against Joseph .

Right: Joseph, Brian Welch, during the production of
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.

Student Life 6
 THINGS IN COMMON .,_1--------

.H.S v u
JACK AND MELBA SHEWMAKER CENTER FOR COMMUNICATIONS,
M GIFT
LANGUAGE AND FINE ARTS DEDICATION NOVEMBER 20-23, 1997

Jack and Melba Shewmaker contributed approximately $1.3 million

Melba and Jack Shewmaker
dollars to bu ild a center for communications, language and fine arts.
Jack and Melba are 1956 graduates of Buffalo High School.
Referring to their funding of the Shewmaker Center, Mr. Shewmaker
said, "This is not about Jack and Melba Shewmaker. We are proud
former students of Buffalo High School and former residents of this
community ... this is about paying tribute to the people who gave us so
much while we were here."
Friday afternoon , November 20th , witnessed the ceremonial ribbon
cutting. Several local , and state officials participated in the opening
ceremony. Along with several plaques, common threads of a B.H.S .
sweat shirt and a Bison letter jacket with a '56 were presented to the
Shewmakers. Friday and Monday evening performances of "Joseph
and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" were presented under the
directions of Mary Lou Beckner and Suzanne Powers. The musical
featured lyrics by Tim Rice and music by Andrew Lloyd Webber. The
stage production christened the new theater and showcased talents of
B.H.S. staff and students. A third performance was staged for high
school students the following Wednesday morning . Saturday and
Sunday rounded out the weekend of events with musical concerts.
Thank you to the Shewmaker's for their uncommon gift of love that will
help enrich student learning and showcase talents of B.H.S. students
now and in the future.

Student Life 7
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Juniors Jill McNabb , Leslie Cline, Michelle Turner, Jeremy Pickens, Chad
Whillock, and Brad Williams prove that standing on one foot can be done.

Sophomores Carrie Perrish , June Kubla, Erin Enlund, Senior line-up: Stephanie Smithey, Katrina Farrow,
Maria Nevarez, Amy Sinclair, and Jamie Lowry expressing Kristy O'Quinn, and Kristy Mathews.
their individual style.

Student Life 8
 THINGS IN COMMON

~ash ·oil
Story and Layout: Michelle Acreback and Sara Kinnaman

''What were they thinking,

I can't believe they wore that!''

These might have been some of the fashion

statements concerning the threads worn in the
halls at Buffalo High School. Some
students at BHS enjoy trends or fads while
others try to aviod them. Different groups or
cliques often identify themselves by their
common style, while others express their style
by their individuality. Could this be because the
individual did not know or care about what others
thought?
What to wear? Jeans .. . When all else fails and you can't
come up with a creative fashion statement, you should go
back to the denim basics. Ever versatile, jeans can be worn
baggy, tight, loose at the waist, or torn to express the mood
of the wearer.
Whether students rolled out of bed and came to school in
what they slept in, or woke up at 6:00a.m. to do their hair and/
or make-up, they came in STYLE!

Student Life 9
 RESPECT squad awaits their performance
at the football festival pep assembly.

Buck Shockley puts his Michael West alias G. I. wannabe's being "All That they Can Be."
best front forward. Michelle West.

romotes U commo Threa

Student Life 10
 THINGS IN COMMON

YOea11ln~ S pltlt fit

8.cf{.S.
Story and Layout by: Heather Chambers

Students have discovered that as individuals we are only

a thread in the fabric called school spirit. By joining other
threads, we weave a fabric that creates a common goal.
Bison pride has grown drastically over the year. Attending
school activities, participating in pep assemblies, and
cheering the Bison team were all part of the school spirit
scene.

As football festival time arrived, there were serveral indi-

vidual threads that created a texture above the rest.
Tuesday was gender-blender day which was the start of
spirit week. Guys were dressed in their mini-skirts and girls
in their suits and ties. Wednesday was multiple-birth day
where groups of people dressed alike. The contest at the
end of the day proved to be a success when the "M&M's"
claimed the victory. Camouflage day was on Thursday
followed by Red, Black, and White day on Friday. To finish
off spirit week we held a pep assembly where skits, dances,
chants, and a little "R-E-S-P-E-C-T" was shown.

Josh Baker and Adam Cline ... When students work and play together, their common spirit
Just two of the Guys? and pride weave a tapestry that includes many colorful
memories of the year.

Student Life 11
 THINGS IN COMMON

Story and Layout by Christy Hammerbacher

It was a common year that was filled with all- to- common
injuries. The first quarter saw students and teachers fre-
quently visiting the doctor, specialist, or the hospital. The
halls were alive with crutches and arm slings, and almost
daily, conversations began with "What happened to you?"
Sport injuries, home accidents, and "things
that just happen in life" were reasons students
and faculty found themselves facing doctors
and surgery. Students nursed broken bones,
knee injuries, and misplaced hips.
Teachers were not immune to health problems
either. Stress fractures and eye surgery were
two health concerns.
With SURVIVAL, the key word, just makin' it
through another day was task enough for
most of us!

Christy
Hammerbacher, Brad
Nyberg,
Jason Beltz, Shane
Brito, and Ricky
Rodelander,
an accident-prone
group or should we
say "fellow crips?"

Student Life 12
Jason Belz, Brad Nyberg, and Matt Hale goofing off What was the worst part of being injured?
even on crutches!

"Standing on the ideline ,

watching everyone el e
play."
Brad Nyberg, Senior

"People alway asking,

what happened to your
knee?"
Jason Beltz, Senior

"Not being able to fini h my

enior year playing Volley-
ball."
Christy Hammerbacher,
Senior

"The Pain."
Matt Kramer, Senior

Nathan Stamburski modeling a broken wrist suffered at a

football game.

Student Life 13
 c
Layout by Ashle y Schwanke
0

Seni~r
his unusual a~ner shows
Eddie V
Was that pie eating habits
good? ·

14 uncommon Th 1ngs
"
 Junior Buck Shockley and his old restored Mustang.

What's the Most

Unusual ...
. . . body part you have pierced?

Chantel Hatfield "My tongue."

... outfit you own?

Senior Brooke Skinner gets bent out of

shape in Short Story class.

G,

David McClain " A dress."

Student Life 15
 THINGS IN COMMON

lovme t
Story and layout by Stacy Canon

From designer clothes to cars and

stereo systems, many high school
students are left to attain these
things for ourselves. So, as much as
we hate to, we get jobs. From flip-
ping burgers to milking cows, we
earn money for the things we want.

Juggling school and work schedules

become a big responsibility. Stress
begins to play a common role in our
lives. We rush to work after school,
then home to study so our grades
don't fall. At times, we feel like we have no time left and our fabric
of life begins to unravel. But in spite of the hassle and headaches,
most students will say it all pays off when they get their paycheck at
the end of the week.

Senior
Sha'Nna
Poynter
"What
is that
your
rra<rg?'

16 Student Life
BELOW:
Seniors Jeff
Abercrombie
and Clayton
Pierce-are
you fixing that
car or posing
for Hot Rod
magazine?

Senior Melissa
Hickman is always
ready to help you.

$ $ $ How do YOU spend your hard-earned cash?$ $ $

Ashley Schwanke Timmy Jasper Kelly Armstrong

" 1 make my car " I pay for the bills "I pay for gas and
payment and try and work on my I buy clothes. "
to save the rest." car. "

Student Life 17
 THINGS IN COMMON

BURSTING ATTHE SEAMS Story and Layout by Sara Kinnaman

That's what people are saying about our school district.

The student population has increased to the point that the
district has had to build two new buildings in the past five
years. Again, we face growth problems. What do you think
might be a solution to student enrollment versus classroom
space dilemma?
School year '94-'95 saw
students in the newly constructed
middle school. With the middle school
building, additional space was made
available at the elementary and high
school. However, in the last four years,
the student population growth has again
caused overflow to present facilities.
B.H.S. gained new classrooms including
a language laboratory with the
"Shewmaker Building." The fine arts de-
partment now has a beautiful theater in
which to perform. The Shewmaker Cen-
ter was dedicated in November and will
also serve the public for various activi-
ties. Meanwhile, the middle school and Mallory
elementary are bursting at the seams. Currently there are so
many students at the elementary that two classrooms are on the
stage. Where will we educate all these students? School
directors say we need a new building or at lease additions to
present facilities.
One question remains,
where do we grow from here?
Student Life 18
Buffalo Prairie Middle School

The Shewmaker
Communications ,
Language , and
Fine Arts Center

The halls are alive at B.H.S.

Student Life 19
 UNCOMMON AWARDS

La t September we were looking at the ky, hoping

to ee if there were any tar in our little corner of
the world. Mr . Langford and Mi Steward traveled
to Jeffer on City to receive an application andre-
quirement for applying for the "Gold Star Scho 1 "
program. Se eral teacher brain tormed and com-
pleted the 30 page application detailing a umrnary
of the educational proce e at B.H .. The applica-
tion proce covered tudent focu and upport,
challenging tandard and curriculum, active teach-
ing and learning, chool organization and culture,
profe ional community, leader hip and educational
vitality, chool, family, and community partner hip,
and indication of ucce s data. Some intere ting
fact were found. 50% of all tudent are involved in
extracurricular activitie , 97% of tudent exceed
graduation requirement for technical/vocational
cla · e , educational department offer over 75 cour e offering , and our chool participate in many community
ervice acti itie , ·uch a adopt a family, blood drive , and Veteran 'Day activitie .
On ovember 5th, tate education officials announced that Buffalo High School wa one of the fifteen be tin the
tate. Buffalo wa ranked third overall. Our chool wa one of the eleven nominated for national recognition in the
"Blue Ribbon School "program, conducted by the U.S. Department of Education. Our chool received 29 exem-
plary rating , 19 trong rating , and 10 adequate rating . There were no inadequate or in ufficient evidence ratings
received. Keep up the good work.
CONGRATULATIO S B.H.S.!!!

15 public high schools and middle schools selected for Gold Star Honors.
1. Georgeff-Baker Middle School
2. Rock Ridge High School
3. Buffalo High School
4. Farmington High School
5. Holden Middle School
6. Nipher Middle School
7. Mansfield High School
8. Nevada Middle School
9. Pattonville High School
10. Rolla Junior High School
11. Kickapoo High School
12. Belton High School
13. Brentwood High School
14. Jefferson City High School
15. Richmond Middle School
Blue Springs School District
Columbia Public Schools
Dallas County R-1 School District
Farmington School District
HoldenSchool District
Kirkwood School District
Mansfield School District
Nevada School District
Pattonville School District
Rolla School Distrcit
Springfield Public Schools
Belton SchooiDistrict
Brentwood School District
Jefferson City School Dsitrict
Richmond School District

Uncommon Awards 20
 B.H.S
RECIEVES A+ STATUS
Buffalo High School i triving to prepare tudent for an ever-changing ociety. Upon
receiving the A+ School grant, Buffalo ha under gone tran formation into a technological
pioneer in education. We have three computer lab , each with 25 terminal ; a computer in every
cia room u ed by teacher for recording attendance, grade , and documentation of objective
rna tery; networking of all computer to a central erver allowing for Internet acces and e-mail;
an on-line card catalog in the Library Media Center; a tate of the art indu trial technology lab
which allow tudent to explore robotic , la er and pneumatic , and a Principle of
Technology lab which provide high tech equipment for hand -on learning of phy ic .

Buffalo High School was succe ful in ap-

proval for the A+ program. Through the grant,
tudent may receive tuition toward their po t
econdary education upon meeting criteria
relating to GPA, attendance and good citizen-
ship. Thi program currently ha 187 B.H.S.
enior junior , and sophomore enrolled in
the program. Thi program encourage tu-
dent to focu on our goal of preparing tu-
dent for the future.
The Career Pathways give FOCUS and
DIRECTION to a selection of cour e tudie .
Career Path divide career into five ba ic
categorie : Art and Communication , Bu i-
ne , Management and Techn logy, Health
Service , Human Service , Indu trial and En-
gineering Technology, and Natural Re ource Sy tern . The e pathway vary according to the tudents
p t 'ec ndary plans: chool to work, technical chool, community college or four-year
univer ity. Career path are clu ter of occupations I career that are combined together becau e the
people in them hare imilar intere t and trength . It i important to note that there are a variety of
occupation in each path that require different level of education and training. Selecting a career path
provide the tudent with an area of FOCUS along with FLEXIBILITY and a VARIETY of idea to
pur ue. Talk to you parent and h pefully you will find your elf a career path and join the A+ team. The
deci ion and choice you and your parent make toward your education will have a profound and long
la ting effect n your future.

Student Life 21
------~ COMMON THREADS

MANY INDIVIDUAL
FIBERS WERE
WOVEN TOGETHER
0 CREATE OUR
1998 TAPESTRY.

"I guess just being the youngest "Missing my second day of Sop. "When I went to the carwash
in a new school, and meeting year to see Aerosmith in concert with A. Wall and she rolled
new people." in Kansas City." down the window, water went
Amber Throckmorton Jesse Johnston everywhere!" Andrea Park

22 Underclassmen Division

Layout by : Rachel Paro
"When I learned to walk and
live on the WILDS/DE. It's
pretty fun to do!"
Nathan Lane
Left photo: Visual proof that under-
classmen have a long way to go
before becoming respected seniors.
Below: Sophomores Amy Dunham
and Courtney Fisk take time out of
their busy schedules to primp for the
camera.
mmon Question:
What NtiS lfOU'l most
memotza6le ex petzlence
this lfeatz?
"When Randee , Rhonda, and I went to Woods to
buy some eggs. After we picked up the eggs we
were walking by the milk and stuff and Rhonda
started kicking her legs and fell! We were rollin '!"
Anna Viets
Underclassmen Division 23
 Schellie Acreback
Ktm Albertson

sZachery All .tson

eth Anderjaska

Bryce Atteberry
Joseph Austin

Heath Barber
Melissa Barton
Brandy Bass
Amber Bennet
Derek Black
Mya Black
Rand IIAmy Blair
a Bornman

p . Boulw are
Justin
atnck Bowles
Shane Brito
Brandy Brown
J:son Burchell
nan Burgess
J Chris Byrd
arod Campbell

Kirby Cart
Sarah Ch
M apman
er •---~
Rab tke Colagto
ecca Compton
Chnsty Cooper
Kari Cooper
Shawn Covert
Daniel Cramer

Brett Crane
Tracy Crawl
Breanna C
M
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ummtngs
••11111!11•-
J elante Darnell
asmine Davison
St RobbY Demarr
even Dickerson
Travis Dill

David Dixon
Sarah Dorssom
Cassie Drown - - - -
Kenneth Elliot
B . Emily Elliott
atley Emberton
T~~~ Engelhardt
nsttne Evans

24 Freshman
 Joshua Farley
Glenda Farrow
Amy Forrester
Tobias Frazter

Alicia Gandy
Joel Gandy
Richard Garrett
Lawrence Germany

Afton Graves
Tabitha Gray
Joey Green
Cassie Greenwood

Austin Hamilton
Joshua Harmon
Katie Harrison
Rachel Harrison

Robert Hayes
Crystal Hernandez
Matthew Herrera
Annie Hill
Valerie Holdener
Tanya Horinek
Jamie Hughes
Brandi Huntley

Sean Jackson
Justin Jobson
Jess Kampe
Jonathan Keeney
Heidi Kelb
Will Kelb
David Kelly
Alicia Kerr

Andy Lewts
Amber Litchfteld
Douglas Maack
Jennifer Macella
Brandon Mankey
Jeffery Manley
Scott Massare
Dana Mattson

••~'~~•• Matthew Maynard

Linda McWilliams
Brett Meade
Courtney Morris
Aaron Murphy
Jeramae Murphy
Mary Oglesbee
Clayton O'Quin

Freshman 25
 Ron Owens
Trav1s Owens

Brandy Ownby
Marcus Ownby

Jess1ca Parsons
B.J . Payne

William Payne
M1tchell Penick
Chns Peters
Leslie Peters
Ladonna Polston
Curtis Potter
Craig Prewit
Randall Rash

Jason Rateliff
Eric Redd
Jessica Reed
Nicke1a Reed
Bonn1e Riddle
Knsta Rogers
Adam Rorie
Richard Rose

Tam1 Rusher -~------.

Rust1n Saner
Michelle Sarlitto
Nicki Sawyer
Joshua Schwanke
Jeannette Sergent
Jessica Sergent
Ryan Sharp

Damel Shaver -~--~-...

Rachel Shoemaker
Amanda Siemer
Ricky Simmons
Micheal Slider
Dust1n Sm1th
Joshua Smith
Racheal Sm1th

Zane Smith
Nathan Stambursk
Jonathon Stanford
Kurt1s Ste1nman
Dustin Sterio
Joseph Still
John Stroup
Amy Surt1n

26 Freshman
 Jessica Tharp
Dianna Thompson
Joshua Thompson
Amber Throckmorton
Carol Tindle
Eddy Torrey
Crystal Vest
Ricky Viets

Sean Viets
Gail Warner
Shiloh Weaver
M1chael West
Jennifer Wheat
Frank Williams
McKenzie Willis
Evan Wingo

Matthew Wright
Shaun Zimmerman

NO PHOTOS

Lucas Barnes Daniel Glick

David Beesley Nick Goins
Melissa Chadwick Travis Hine
Matthew Collar Vincent Mabary
Sean Criswell Sasha McDonald
Brandan Davies Bradley Nicholson
Scott Dennis Kimberlee White

Freshman hard at work. Freshman Will Kelb taking some time off from reality.

Freshman 27
 Brenna Beasly
Jessica Bell
Jennifer Beltz
Jennifer Berry
Matthew Boggs
Cherakee Brake
Julie Brinkman
Alicia Brown

~athanBrownfield
tephanie Canon
Russell Carte
Lo Yd Caselmanr
Ricky Chapman
Luke Charlton
Samantha Ch erry
Luke Christian

Tim Coffman
Tessa Coltrin
Jason Cooper
Michelle Corbin
GWendy Cornwell
eorge Cartwright
Jamie Cowan
Mark Crofut

Caleb Cusick
R Amanda Dill
obert Dlsman
JustinDonaldso~
Michelle Dugas
Brandy Duncan
Amy Dunham
Heath Edwards

Jeffrey Elam
Travis Elliott
Brandi Elwood
Erin Enlund
Jade Enokid
Ronald Farringto~
Joseph Feco
Courtney Fisk

28 s ophomores
 Kami Freeman
Dustin Gamel
Michael Gardner
Eric Garretson
Chris Goins
Corey Goins
John Gough
Kristen Hahn

Natascha Hale
Jessica Hall
Dottie Halleran
Gregory Hardison
Tracy Hardy
Nicole Harrison
Erin Hatfield
Chris Hatten

Koi Henderson
Chad Hendrickson
Joshua Herrera
Kelly Hitchcock
Anthony Hood
Ashley Hood
Travis Horinek
Brenda Hyder

Grady Johnson
Jesse Johnson
Amanda Jones
Morgan Kaisler
Michael Kelley
Alicia Klapp
June Kubla
Shawna Layton

Nathan Brownfield takes a break from industrial technology as he poses for the camera.

Sophomores 29
 Bradley Leer
Jam1e Lowry
Suzy Luke
Bobby Lynch

Chad Lyon
Wayne Lyon
Corey Marley
Kerry Mathews

Wesley McBee
Ken McDaniel
Lacey McGuire
Gabriel McMillan

Amanda McWilliams
Jonathan Meadows
Michael Med1na
Aaron Miller

Christine Miller
Kristina M1tchell
Caleb Moody
Gene Moyie
Maria Nevarez
Richard Nevills
Nick N1mmo
Elizabeth O'Donnell

Lee Ella Oglesbee

Ben Oliver
Robby Oliver
Matthew Pachmayr
Andrea Park
Mitchell Para
Carre Parrish
Amanda Payne

Andy Perkins
April Phillips
Joshua Portis
Brandi Price
Krystal Rambo
Faith Rawlings
Amanda Redd
Tim Reeves

Anita Rhoten
Jacqueline Rice
Blake R1ddle
Jamie Rogers
Jeffrey Roller
Christina Ross
Michelle Schultz
Autumn Scott

30 Sophomores
 Michael
Sherman
Jennifer Sims
Amy S1ncla1r
Daniel S1sney
Angela Slavens
Samantha
Smale
George Smith
Michael Smith

Jolene Staedler
Brian Stafford
Brad Stefka
Shaun Stillwell
Lauren Stroup
Stephan1e Smith
- - - - - - Josh Tessmer
Pepper
Vanderpool

Ashlie Wall
Hannah West
Cory Whitaker
Dean White
Rachel Wh1te
Miranda Willis
Josh Wisely
Patnck Worley

No Photos
Clint Wright
Joanna Young
Brandon Bass Alex Green Michael Roger Angela Zanzie
Sam Baugus Brian Hacker Sarah Smith
Matthew Bolles Crystal Hamilton Julia pence
Jared Cahow Eric Haueter Tegan Straw rna
Jo~hua Clausen Tammy Holloway Je se Swofford
Christy Cline Justin Hopkins James Torimino
Eric Cook Doug Hulette J.T. Vaughn
Jana Duff Roberta Mabary Ben Ward
Robert Elliot Brandon McCarthy Mechelle Wet
Ronnie Garrett Ricky Rodelander Elizabeth Whitmore

Sophomores watching Ms. Alford reaching for

the top of the chalkboard.
Amber Litchfield trying to find the right
note to play.

Sophomores 31
 Michelle Acreback
Jaime Allen
Jamie Allen

Crystal Anderson
Heather Arndt
Jason Atkinson
Misty Bain
Josh Baker

Rachael Baldwl·n
Ch anty
· Bancroft
Jamie Barber
Amber Barton
April Batt

Phillip Beebe
Michael Billings
Todd Black
Steven Bliss
Michael Bolin

Steven Brown
Shannon Byron
Josh Cline
J Leslie Cline
essyca Compton

Marsha Dam
Sh awn Damele
R s
yan Dav1es
Aasta Dennis
Travis Do
Chnstie Drow~
J.R. Durrington
Glen Farrow

Sama~~~dFy Faught
J erguson
ennifer Fletch
M I. er
B e ISSa Fuller
radley Garrison
Janelle Gilchnst
Randee Gilpin
Ton Green

Juniors 32
Seth Greenwood
David Guess
Jennifer Guess
Matt Hale
Bethany Hawley
Paul Hill
Heather Hodges
Roberta Holley

Lisa Holloway
Jared Holt
Dustin Horinek

Kevin Huber
Chris Huntley
Tim Jasper

Elijah Jump
Michelle Killeen
Sara Kinnaman

Nathan Klapp
Jenny Kuhns
Nathan Lane

Tyler Lane
Heather LaShell
Janice Lawson

Jeff Maples
Gus Marsala
Stacey Matt on
David McClain
Enca McCoy
Zach McElroy
Barbara Mcinvale
Jill McNabb

Shawn Musser
Kriston Neitzert
John Nyberg
Angela Oliver
John Oliver
Tracy Owens
Andrew Owensby
Mtchael Penick

Juniors 33
 Josh Phillips
Jeremy Pickens
Brent Pinkley
Angel Pistoia
Rhonda Place
T.J . Rainwater
Kevin Record
Mark Reeves

Rhonda R1ce
Audrey R1ddle
Just1n Roberts
Damelle
Rodelander
Elizabeth Ruth
Cynthia Sanderson
Buck Shockley
Michael Showers

Rebecca Skinner
Kim Smitherman
Wayne Sperko
Jason Stanley
Josh Still
Matt Stokes
Andrea Strickland
Rodney Taylor

Eric Testerman
Chris Tharp
Michelle Turner
Dustin VanNostrand
Marv1n VanNostrand
Anna Viets
Jannetta Wakefield
Jeremy Ward

Amanda White
Erica White
Bradley Williams
Rachel Williams
Leslie Wilson
Carrie Wingo
Rachel Woodburn

Paul Hill and Rhonda Rice showing some Shawn Daniels takes time out from lunch to flash
love in the hallway. his pretty smile .

34 Juniors
 What was your most embarassing
0 PHOTOS:
Randy Berry Derrick Lape moment at school?
Tamara Carter Eddie Nimmo
"A guy I liked came to one of my
Derek Clark William Price
Crystal Duke Larry Redman volleyball games to watch me play.
Phillip Eidson Jessica Sarlitto During warm-ups I went up to hit
Rick Findley Kyle Shadeck the ball and totally missed it, until it
Daniel Fletcher Bryon Slack hit me in the head!"
April Henderson Joshua Weisenback Erica McCoy
Kevin Holdt Chad Whillock
Jason Hoover
Amy Jasper

"One time I threw up in front of all of

the guys in the locker room."
Shawn Daniels

''The night a bunch of us spent the

night with Clara Maddux and got
followed around town by a cop."
Rhonda Rice

"The time Shawn, Paul, and I shot

Brandon Davies in the rear with a
paintball gun."
Seth Greenwood

"I was a freshman cruising with Justin

Kenall and we got pulled over by a
cop. I hid in the back because I was
afraid we were going to get taken to
jail."
Jamie Barber

Todd Black, Gus Marsala, and Brent Pinkley trying to

act cool in the hallway between classs.

Juniors 35
 ------t COMMON THREADS

MA Y HOURS OF
PRACTICE, PRACTICE
A D MORE PRACTICE
ARE WOVEN INTO
OUR 1998 TAPESTRY.

"After Softball districts we all played in the "One time Josh Ford killed a snake "At summer camp, this kid from
sandpit and Hodges, Hickman, and in Cross Country and I threw it on Bolivar dunked on me three times!"
Sperko beat me up." Coach Kirksey's Samurai." Steven Bliss, Junior
Cassie Drown, Freshman Jeff Roller, Sophomore

36 Sports Division
 Right: Bison Wrestler, Todd Black takes
Lebanon to the mat in their first season.
Below: The Varsity boy's basketball team
join together in their traditional pre-game
huddle.

Common Question:
What n1as lfOU'l most
memotza6le expetzlence
this tteatz?

"I ran and dove for a ball and when I "At a volleyball I game one of my team-
landed I hit the ground so hard , the ball mates hit the ball way out of bounds and I
bounced out of my glove." saved it! We ended up winning!"
Melissa Hickman, Senior Julie Brinkman, Sophomore

Sports Division 37
 p rt T reads

•
ea zng
Leading the on Spirit

Story and layout by Stacy Canon

The crowd is on their feet

screaming their encouragement
as the team prepares for battle.
Who is on the sidelines weaving
all the voices together into one
unanimous cheer that echos
throughout the gym? The cheer-
leaders. They have practiced
and perfected the chants and
cheers that keeps the crowd Senior Glenda Haueter- Do you really
excited through the game. They trust those girls to hold you up?
are always there whether to
share the victory or the defeat.

38 Sports
~~~: Varsity
Front Row: Darcy Condren, Glenda
Haueter
Middle Row: Misty Bain, Holly Loyd,
Leslie Wilson
Back Row: Melissa Fuller, Coach
Angela Amtower, Maria Nevarez

Ji"--~..,. ~ Jr. Varsity

Front Row: Kelly Hitchcock, Lilli White
Middle Row: Brenna Beasley, Angela
Oliver, Katrina Hill, Nicole Harrison
Back Row: Andrea Strickland,
Elizabeth Hatfield

Freshman
Front Row: Amy Blair, Jamie Hughes
Middle Row: Emily Elliot, Kim
Alberson
Back Row: Rabecca Compton

Cheerleading 39
 Story and Layout by Amanda Jackson

a
The Bison started the year with 14 seniors and 16 returning
lettermen that were all pumped for the season. Coach Willis
summed up the whole season by saying, "The senior class and
the rest of the team approached the '97 football season with
great enthusiasm and an optomistic attitude. They believed
that a unified effort in both body and spirit would help them
achieve their football goals and realize a successful season.
They would encounter many obstacles along their journey, and
challenges that would test both their courage and will.
Reflecting back upon their season we could measure their
success in victories or we could measure it in intensity and
fortitude. Victories will be forgotten, but the desire and
determination to excel and to work to achieve such victories will
last a lifetime."

Buffalo Bisons "dog pile" the opponent.

40 Sports
 FOOTBALL SCORES

us6 THEM
20
27 20
13 0
Front Row: Brian Burgess, Scott Massare, T.J. Germany, Toby
3
Frasier, Josh Schwanke , Stephen Dickerson , Kirby Carter, and
Evan Wingo. Second Row: Doug Maack, John Stroup, Brandon
16
Mankey, Jason Burchell, Andy Lewis, Michael Slider, Curtis Steinman ,
Mathew Wright, and Nathan Stanbursky. Third Row: A.J . Miller,
21
Luke Charlton , Chris Hatten, Koi Henderson , Russell Carter, Daniel
Sissney, Brad Stefka, Jason Cooper, Nathan Brownfield , and Alex
24 26
Green. Fourth Row: Dean White, Nathan Lane, Matt Stokes , John
Nyberg, Stephen Bliss, Derek Clark, Tyler Lane , Todd Black, Ricky
14 21
Chapman , and Blake Riddle. Fifth Row: Dustin Horinek, Brad
Nyberg, Kirk Stevenson, Matt Lindsey, Aaron Wilson , Matt Kramer,
21 24
Dusty Armstrong, Frank Wyatt, and Jessie Olson. Sixth Row:
Eddie Varner, Randyn Saner, Jeremy Brownfield , Brian Shewmaker,
22 43
and Bill Turner.

Junior John Nyberg trying to get a firstdown with Junior Matt Stokes
blocking for him.

Football 41
 JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL
Story and Layout by Heather Chambers Front Row: Erica McCoy, Jamie Allen , and Carrie Wingo. Middle
Row: Jenny Beltz, and Julie Brinkman. Back Row: Coach
Wisniewski , Keri McDaniel, Amber Barton , Rachel White, Samantha
Taking it on the court with a little
Cherry, Heather Arndt, Janelle Gilchrist, and Coach Steward.
R-E-8-P-E-C-T,
the volleyball girls were sure they
would tie the season together.
This year went well for the volley-
ball players, despite several
changes that were made. New
head coach, Kerri Wisniewski
was asked, "What did you enjoy
most about being a coach this
year?" She replied, "Seeing the
improvement they made through-
out the season. Being my first
year, the girls really made it fun."

FRESHMEN VOLLEYBALL
Front Row:Rachel Harrison , and Christy Cooper. Back Row: Amber
Litchfield , Sasha McDonald, Tracy Crawford, and Melissa Barton.

42 Sports
 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL
Front Row: Kerrie Fielder, Kristin Ownby, Lori Maddux, and Tanya VARSITY STATS
Horinek. Back Row: Coach Wisniewski, Christy Hammerbacher,
Rachel White, Adrienne Boulware, Brooke Skinner, Heather Cham- ASSISTS: BLOCKS:
bers, and Coach Steward. Kerrie-2 Adrienne-38
Adrienne-2 Brooke-3
Heather C.-30 Heather C.-4
Christy-154 Christy-20
Lori-3 Lori-58
Tanya-162 Tanya-30
Rachel-1 Rachel-S
Heather A.-3
KILLS:
Kerrie-1 SERVES:
Adrienne-170 Kerrie-75
Brooke-21 Adrienne-88
Heather C.-17 Brooke-75
Christy-22 Heather C.-61
Lori-205 Christy-40
Tanya-43 Lori-71
Rachel-7 Tanya-72
Rachel-42
Heather A. -1 0

Heather Chamber , Kerrie Fielder, Lori Maddux, and

Adrienne Boulware dancing to RESPECT before the big
game.

" Knowing this is your last year of school,

how do you feel about not being able to
play with this team again?"

"I will miss the closeness we all had during

the season and the memories we had the
three years before."
Brooke Skinner

"It's sad to know that this was our last year

playing as a team. We had some great times
and memories together that I will never
forget."
Adrienne Boulware

"It's hard to think about the fact that we will

never play together again, but the memories
that we cherish will make us a part of each
other forever. We'll also miss our RESPECT
dance."
Lori Maddux

Volleyball 43
 ------- Layout & Design by Heather Hodges

Above:Cassie Greenwood, Melissa

Hickman, Andrea Park, and Crystal
Sperko.

Right photo: Coach Shoemaker calls a

huddle on the mound after a victory.

Front row: An ita Rhoten , Elizabeth O'Donnell , Melissa

Hickman , Shawna Poynter, Cassie Drown , Andrea Park, and
Lacy McGuire. Back row: Coach Shoemaker, Crystal Rambo ,
Cassie Greenwood , Erica White , Rhonda Rice, Becky Ray,
Crystal Sperko, Heather Hodges, Kelly Armstrong , and Coach
Thompson.

44 Sports
Below: Crystal Sperko , Cassie Drown , Kelly Armstrong ,
Melissa Hickman , Becky Ray, Lacy McGuire, Heather
Hodges, and Andrea Park relaxing after a long day at
districts.

Lacy McGuire warming up while

she's on deck.

Softball 45

Sophomore Ashlie Wall
approaches the finish line.
Sports 46
ount
Running Fibers
Although the Cross Country team was young and lacked
experience, they ran into the new season with Bison spirit
before them and the wind to their back. The team
consisted of 3 seniors, 3 sophomores, and 7 freshman.
Buffalo competed in many different meets throughout the
season. The conference meet was held at Rogersville and
the district meet at Clinton. Buffalo hosted their 2nd annual
meet this year which was a success.
CROSS COUNTRY TEAM
Front Row: Michael Owensby, Ricky Viets , Michael Kelly, Robb
DeMarr, Heath Barber, and Amy Dunham. Back Row: Derek Black,
Sean Viets, Will Kelb , Josh Ford , Steve Brinkman , Daniel Cramer,
and Ashlie Wall.
Freshman Will Kelb crosses the Senior Steve Brinkman in the heat
finish line. of the moment.

Cross country runners make their way across the grounds of

the Buffalo Prairie Middle School.

Cross Country 47
Front row: Dustin Smith , A.J. Miller, Nick Goins, Christopher West, and Joey Green. Middle row: Todd
Black, Rick Simmons, Corey Goins,George Smith , Micheal Ownsby, and Dustin Horinek. Back row: Randyn
Saner, Matt Stokes, Travis Horinek, Luke Charlton , and Brad Prater.

48 Sports
Sophomore Travis Horinek going for the pin. Another Buffalo wrestler on top.

Junior Chris Goins getting ready to make his move. Wrestlers waiting for their turn to rumble.

Wrestling 49
 's Basketball
VARSITY
Back: Seth Greenwood ,
Josh Ford, Steven Bliss,
Buck Shockley, Shawn
Daniels. Front: Ryan
Davies, Brad Nyberg,
Brian Shewmaker, John
Nyberg, Coach Kirksey.

JUNIOR VARSITY
Back: Jeff Roller, Russell
Carter, Luke Christian,
Steven Brown, Dustin
Horinek. Front: Michael
Kelley, Greg Hardison, Gabe
McMillan,Travis Elliot, and
Coach Kirksey.

Sports 50
 FRESHMEN
Back: Josh Schwanke, Daniel
Cramer, Sean Jackson, Derek
Black, Brad Roll, Justin Boulware,
Will Kelb, Eric Redd, Sean Viets,
Coach Bouma. Front: Austin
Hamilton, Evan Wingo, Ricky Viets,
Frank Williams, Kirby Carter, Heath
Barber, Brett Meade.

Above: Shawn making it look easy.

Above: Shew in for two.
Bison Basketball 51
 's Basketball

Varsity
Varsity: Front row: Tanya
Horinek, Lacey McGuire,
Kerry Matthews, Brook
Davies, and Cassie Drown.
Back row: Andrea Park,
Sam Cherry, Rhonda Rice,
Coach Larry Thompson ,
Randee Gilpin , Adrienne
Boulware, and Anna Viets .

Junior
Varsity
Junior Varsity: Front row:
Sarah Chapman , Amanda
Dill , Michelle Schultz, Suzy
Luke, Tanya Horinek, and
Cassie Drown. Back row:
Cassie Greenwood, Sam
Cherry, Roberta Mabary,
Coach Kerri Wisniewski,
Tracy Crawford , Amanda
Payne , and Kerry Matthews.

Lady Bison Basketball 52

 The Lady Bison Basketball team got off to a slow start,
but quickly picked up wins over Morrisville, Central, and
Branson. They also traveled to the Bolivar tournament
where they defeated Bolivar and Branson to bring home the
third place trophy. They ended their season with a 52-55
loss to Ava in first round district play. Junior, Randee Gilpin
was named first team All-Conference, while Sophomore,
Lacey McGuire and Junior, Rhonda Rice were All-Confer-
ence honorable mention selections.

Left: Lady Bison teammate Anna Viets

going up for a lay-up during the Buffalo -
Central game.
Right: Rhonda Rice, Andrea Park, and
Brook Davies goofing off before a game.

Lady Bison Basketball 53

 Track

Front Row: Manager Alicia Gandy, Bill Turner, Nick Goins, Toby Fraizer, Mike Kelley, Daniel
Shaver, Manager Brandy Owensby Middle Row: Marvin VanNostrand, Brad Wise, Shawn
Covert, Kirk Stevenson, Steve Brinkman, Vincent Mabary, Ricky Garrett Back Row: Chris
Hatten, Mike Smith, Randall Rash, David McClain, Buck Shockley, Andy Perkins, Marty Stone,
Travis Horinek, and Coach Jason Syndler.

Pain· temporary, Pride is forever.

54 Track
 Why do you run track?

Ashley Wall- "The only reason I run track is because I was

terrified of the dark when I was little . Seriously, I run because
a coach told me I was good."

Cassie Greenwwod- "I run track because I get to socialize

with my friends and stay in shape ."

Julie Brinkman- "I ran track this year because it makes

me feel good and it was my brother's last year
and he wanted me to run."

Front Row: Katie Harrison , Julie Brinkman , Lilli White, Sarah Chapman , Crystal Vest Middle Row:
Manager Brandy Owensby, Cassie Greenwood, Amber Barton , Tanya Horinek, Jasmine Davison,
Jenny Beltz, Manager Alicia Gandy Back Row: Amy Sinclair, Becky Ray, Ashley Wall , Coach
David Meadows, Heather Hodges, Crystal Rambo , and Alisha Paul.

Track 55
 Baseball
Story and Layout: Amanda Jackson
This year was good for the Bison. The
team had many returning starters and
seniors that helped fill the team. For
the first time in around twenty years the
Buffalo Bison Baseball team was ranked
in state. Districts continued the last
week of school. A lot of the Bison's
success was given to the seniors for
their leadership and practice they had.
Many of the other players helped out by
stepping up when needed.

Senior Brian Shewmaker runs hard for Senior Randyn Saner gets ready to
first base. knock one to the moon.

Baseball 56
 JV & Varsi

First Row: Evan Wingo, Chad Lyon , Daniel Sisney, Kenneth Horelka, Eddie Nimmo, Jeremy Brownfield, and
Ricky Viets. Second Row: Nathan Brownfield, Todd Black, John Nyberg, Tim Jasper, Randyn Saner, Ricky
Chapman , and Wayne Sperko. Third Row: Brett Meade, Dusty Armstrong, Brian Shewmaker, Matt Stokes,
Gus Marsala, Aaron Wilson , Brad Stefka, Jeff Elam, and Koi Henderson.

First Row: Brett Meade, Josh Schwanke, Ricky Viets, and Rob DeMarr. Second Row: Evan Wingo, Derek
Black, Will Kelb, Eric Redd , and Chris Peters.

Baseball 57
 Front Row from left: Chris Goins, Steven Dickerson, David Kelly, Doug Maack,
Matt Kramer, and Lori Maddux. Top Row from left: Eli Drake, Justin Boulware,
Jason Beltz, Luke Christian, Josh Ford, Shawn Daniels, and Brad Nyberg.

This is the 3rd year for the golf

team. This year in golf they
had one golfer make All-Con-
ference. Also they brought
home two second place victo-
ries. But when it counted Buf-
falo really played well to cap-
ture a second place victory at
Districts, which took them on
to state.

David Kelley working on his putting skills.

Golf 58
From Left: David Kelley, Eli Drake, Coach Holt, Luke Christian ,
Shawn Daniels, and Justin Boulware

Left Bottom:
Luke Christian
warming up for
the big match.
Right Bottom:
Eli Drake get-
ting ready to
make his way
to the putting
green.

Golf 59
 Layout by Michelle Acreback

Captain- Co-Captain-
June Kubla Mandy Strickland

Sponsors - Trudi Snow & Carol Bouma

Dance Team members doing their preformance

for BHS students during a pep assemby.

60 Dance Team
 Sports Honors
Football
Brian Shewmaker 1st Team
Punter and Place Kicker
Randyn Saner 1st Team
Linebacker and Hon Men
Running back
Nathan Brownfield 1st Team
Defensive Line Hon Men Guard
Matt Lindsey 1st Team Wide
Receiver
Brad Nyberg 2nd Team
Defensive Back and Hon Men
Quarterback
Jason Beltz 2nd Team Tight End
Jeremy Brownfield Hon Men
Quarterback
Matt Kramer Hon Men Center
Frank Wyatt Hon Men
Defensive End
John Nyberg Hon Men Running
Back
Matt Stokes Hon Men Tight End
Softball
Rhonda Rice 1st Team ALL
C.O.C.
Lacey McGuire 1st Team ALL
C.O.C.
Becky Ray 2nd Team ALL
C.O.C.
Heather Hodges 2nd Team ALL
C.O.C.
Crystal Sperko Hon Men
Melissa Hickman Hon Men
Lacey McGuire 1st Team All
District
Heather Hodges 1st Team All
Baseball
District
Lacey McGuire 1st Team All Gus Marsala 1st Team All
State C.O.C. Pitcher
Randyn Saner 1st Team All
C.O.C. First Base
Volleyball Brian Shewmaker 1st Team
Lori Maddux 2nd Team All All C.O.C. Utility
C.O.C. Jeremy Brownfield 2nd Team
All C.O.C. Catcher
Matt Stokes 2nd Team All
Cross Country C.O.C. Outfield
Josh Ford 1st Team All Kenneth Horelka 2nd Team All
C.O.C. C.O.C. Pitcher
Dusty Armstrong Hon Men
Boys Basketball 2nd Base
Nathan Brownfield Hon Men
Brian Shewmaker 1st Team
Gus Marsala Conf. Player of
Josh Ford 2nd Team
the Year
Buck Shockley Hon Men
Jason Beltz Hon Men
Girls Basketball
Ran dee Gilpin 1st Team
Rhonda Rice Hon Men
Lacey McGuire Hon Men
Wrestling
Travis Horinek
Golf
Justin Boulware C.O.C.
Track
Steve Brinkman C.O.C.
Sports Honors 61
 MANY VARIED
MULTI-TEXTURED
FIBERS HAVE BEE
WOVEN INTO OUR
1998 TAPESTRY.

"When pep club went
rollerskating and all the girls
were hitting on the magician
at Mr. Gatti's."
Adrienne Boulware
62 Activities Division
"When spanish club went to "Meeting new people and
see a play at Catholic High making new friends in Stu-
School." dent Council."
Michelle Turner Kirby Carter
 LEFT: A few friends catch up on the
latest gossip while waiting for the first bell
to ring.

BELOW: Seniors Jeremy Brownfield and

Aaron Wilson ask Senior Brian Shewmaker
"What's in the bag?"

ammon Question:
What 1t1as voutz most
memotza6le expetzlence
this veatz?

"Going to Mexico with Spanish "The funny games we

Club to see all the awesome play in FCA."
sights and have a blast." Stephanie Canon
Glenda Haueter

Activities Division 63
 Future ss Leaders o An1erica

Front Row: Elisa Cline, Kristin Ownby, Elizabeth Ruth , Katrina Farrow, and Christy Matthews.
Middle Row: WendyAnn Fields , Shawna Layton , Brooke Skinner, Bethany Hawley, Cindy
Sanderson, Amanda Ross , and Ricky Rose. Back Row: Mrs. Smith, Sasha McDonald, Rhonda
Place , Erica McCoy, Brandon Duff, Adrienne Boulware, Janelle Gilchrist, Brian Welch , and Mrs.
Bradley. Not Pictured: Misty Bain, Jessica Bell , Jenny Davenport, Nick Goins, Chris Hatten,
Kevin Holdt, Janice Lawson , Amanda Payne , Carrie Wingo, and Rachel Woodburn .

'
I
Ij[_ ,-' ;. jI I I I (t \ I I
I , . , [
I
\
I~I ) (( "
i_'l 1. ~

President: WendyAnn Fields

Parlimentarian: Kristin Ownby
Secretary: Rhonda Place
Historian/Reporter: Ricky Rose
Treasurer: Elizabeth Ruth

Adrienne Boulware working hard on

her studies.

64 FBLA
First Row: Casey Felin, Glenda Haueter, Darcy Condren , Becky Ray, Heather Chambers,
Lori Maddux, and Heather Hodges. Second Row: J.R. Perkins, Jamie Barber, Samantha
Ferguson , Janice Lawson , Elizabeth Ruth , Kristy Matthews, Amanda Ross, Cindy Sanderson ,
and Ashley Schwanke.Third Row: Brad Shockely, Brian Welch , Jeremy Brownfield,
Heather Arndt, Rhonda Place , Jenny Kuhns, Michelle Acreback, Amanda Jackson, Christy
Hammerbacher, and Heather LaShell. Fourth Row: Brian Shewmaker, Aaron Wilson ,
Jeremy McMillan, Michelle Turner, Leslie Cline , Anna Viets, Michael Showers, Steven
Brown , Rachel Woodburn , and Randyn Saner. Fifth Row: Trisha Lambeth , David
McClain, Jason Beltz, Brad Nyberg , John Nyberg, Jason Stanley, Brandon Duff, Josh Ford ,
Jared Holt, Tim Jasper, and Daniel Herrera.
Not Pictured:Amanda Campbell , Tara Engelhardt, Janelle Gilchrist, Matt Hale , Michelle
Killeen , and Joy Rawlings.

NHS 65
 FUTU EFARMERS OF AMERICA
Matt, John, Ryan ,
and Rod standing
on a big pile of
@%$".

Front- Stacy Canon , Ed Varner, K ·

Mathews, Jenny Davenport, Midd
Christy Hammerbacker , Ta
Englehardt, Brad Shockley, Je
McMillian , Mark Bennet, and J.R.
Perkins. Back- Barry Monday, Lar
Tannehill , Brandon Duff , Leon
Casleman , Frank Wyatt, Stacey Portis,
and Stephania Smithey.

Juniors
Front- Glen Farrow, Ryan Davies, Matt
Hale, Rodney Taylor, Roberta Holley,
Heather LaShell , Kim Smitherman.
Middle- Rachel Woodburn , Michelle
Turner, Todd Black, Nathan Klapp, John
Nyberg , Andrew Ownesby , Jason
Atchison. Back- Tyler Lane , Gus
Marsalas, Buck Shockley, Ricky Finley,
Brad Harrison , Matt Stokes, and T.J.
Rainwater.

66 F.F.A.
 OFFICERS
Front- Erin Enlund- Treasurer, Jamie Lowery-
Reporter, Jan a Duff- Secretary, Heather LaSheii-
Parlmentarian. Back-Brad Shockley-President,
Brandon Duff - Vice President, Travis Elliot-
Sentinel.

Sophomores
Front-Kristi na Mitch ell , Dottie
Halleran, Kristen Hahn, Courtney Fisk,
Amanda Redd , Jean etta Hayes, Jamie
Lowery. Row 2- Koi Henderson, Clint
Wright, Wesley McBee, Robbie Oliver,
Nick Nimmo, Jan a Duff. Row 3- Travis
Elliot, Ricky Rodelander, Dan Sisney,
Jamie Cawon , Corey Goins, Kelly
Armstrong , Krystal Rambo, Hannah
West, Row 4- Jon Meadows, Shane
Leer, Jesse Swofford, Loyd Caselman,
Russell Carter, Nathan Brownfeild ,
Christine Miller.

Row-1 Matthew Maynard , Sarah

Dorssom , Ricky Rose , Curtis Potter,
Gail Warner, Kirby Carter Row-2 T.J .
Germany, Nick Goins, Toby Frazier,
Marcus Ownby, Matthew Wright, Kurtis
Steinman , Scott Massare, Travis Dill
Steven Dickerson, Row -3 Marti
Garrison, Brandon Mankey, Rickey
Simmons, James Henderson, John
Stroup , Seth Anderjaska, Douglas
Maack, Jess Kampe , Sean Jackson.

F.F.A. 67
 Future f America
Layout by: ara Kinnaman

Fir tRow: Jackie Rice, tacy Cannon, Brandy Owenby, Glenda Haueter, Darcy Condren, Le lie Wil on,
Rachel Shoemaker, Kari Cooper, econd Row: Mr . Angela Amtower, Stephanie Smith, Shawna Layton,
Ja mine Davi on, Becky Ray, Heidi Kelb.Jeannette Sergent, Melanie Darnell, Brandi Ba . Third Row:
Brooke Skinner, Meli a Barton, Mary Ogle bee, Samantha Cherry, Buck Shockley, Adrienne Boulware,
Je . ica Sergent, A hley Hood, and Alicia Gandy.

68 F.H.A
 •
Future ach rs mer1ca

Front R ow: Jenny Davenport, Chri ty Hammerbacher, Heather Chamber , Amanda Redd, and Jackie Rice. Middle R ow: Kri ty Matthew .
Amanda Jackson, Heather Hodges. Christie Drown. Faith Rawling , and Amanda Dill. Back R ow: Wendyann Field , Le lie Cline, Mike Billing .
te en Brown, Brad Shockley, Michelle Turner, and Amanda Payne. o Photo: Jaimi e lien. Steve Brinkman, Amanda Campbell, Tara Englehardt,
and Paul Hill.

Michelle Thrner
Vice Pre ident
Brad Shockley
Trea urer
Amanda Jack on
Secretary
o photo- Heather Hodges
Pre ident

F.T.A. 69
 Yearbook Staff &
COMMON
THREADS
IN

'98

Jason Beltz takes time to sort through Senior mugs. Stacy Canon , Ashley Schwanke , and Heather
Chambers taking a break from their work, as usual.

70 Yearbook
 Scout Staff

SCHOOL
NEWS

IN'98
Front row: Catriona Thompson , Sam Ferguson , Shawna Poynter, Amanda Jackson , Matt Lindsey, and Erica McCoy.
Second row: Christy Hammerbacher, Darcy Condren , Holly Loyd , Brad Shockley, Adrienne Boulware, Brook Davies, and
Brooke Skinner. Back row: Matt Kramer, Brad Nyberg, Randyn Saner, Nathan Lane, Aaron Johnson, Brandon Duff, and
Jenny Davenport.

Scout Staff Editor, Brad Shockley showing off his Amanda Jackson and Christy Hammerbacher putting
computer skills. off their work to gossip.

Scout Staff 71
 Fellows hi
Layout by Amanda Jackson

Kirby arter. Jennifer Fletcher.

Jamie Barber. Heath Barber. Gene Moyle. tephanie mith. amantha Cherry . econd Row: Cindy Sander,on. Janice Law.,on. Chri.,ty Hammerbacher, Meli.,.,a Hickman. Amanda Jackson.
A.,hley Hood. Tanya Horinek, Le he Cline. Janelle Gilchri'>t. Heather Arndt. Amber Barton. Rachel Harri.,on. Brenna Bea.,ley. Jenny Beltz. Amanda Campbell. Tara Engelhardt. Jessica
Bell, tephanie Canon Third Row: M.,. teward. Kelly Armwong. Jana Duff. Jarod Campbell, Rhonda Place. Anna VIet'>. Lee Ella Ogle!>bee. A.,hley Wall. Andrea Park. Brad tefka.
Chris Hatten, Rob DeMarr. Michael Kelley, Randall Ra.,h. Angie Zanzie, Te.,.,a Coltrin, and Je.,sica ergent. Forth Row: Mr.,. Langford, Buck Shockley. Dustin Horinek. Tyler Lane.
Brandon Mankey. Ja on tanley. Jarod Holdt, Ju tm Boul11.are .• ' athan Lane. Russell Carter. Will Kelb. Travis Horinek, Sha11.n till well. Erica McCoy. Adrienne Boulware. Brooke kinner.
Mary Lou Oglesbee. and Jeannette Sergent.

FCA Officer : Amanda Campbell, President; Erica McCoy, Hi torian/ Mr . Langford really enjoys tho e FCA
Reporter; Jamie Barber, Trea urer; Darcy Condren, Vice-Pre ident; and doughnut !!
Becky Ray, ecretary.

72 FCA
Front Row: Elizabeth O'Donnell , Stacy Cannon , Jenny Kuhns, Shawna Layton , Rachel Harrison. Second Row: Advisor Mr.
Glor, Bill Turner, John Nyberg, Heather Hodges, Janelle Gilchrist, Amber Barton , Heather Arndt. ThirdRow: Cory Whitaker,
Anna Viets, Marvin VanNostrand , June Kubla, Stephanie Canon, Eric Cook, Andrew Owensby. Fourth Row: Brad Stefka,
Michael Slider, Jared Holt, Luke Christian, Ricky Finely, Mitch Paro, Rick Chapman, and Andy Perkins.

Layout by Heather Hodges

Above : Mr. Glor is explaining

upcoming events for art club.
Left photo: Officers: Heather Hodges, Pres.; Rachel
Harrison, Sec.; Not pictured, Jeremy McMillan , V.P.

Art Club 73
Spanish Club Layout by: Michelle Acreback

First row: Beth Hatten, Angela Zanzie, Leslie Wilson , Glenda Haueter, Suzy
Luke, Amanda Dill , Jana Duff. Second row: Mary Lou Beckner, Stacey Canon ,
Stephanie Smith , Janice Lawson , Rhonda Place, Jamie Lowry, Carre Parrish ,
Spanish Club is a student oriented Josh Still. Third row: Jeremy Brownfield , Rachel White , Brandon Davies,
organization that is open to any person in Jessica Sarlitto, Amanda Jackson , Bethany Hawley, Cindy Sanderson , Elizabeth
spanish class. Dues are paid each year to Ruth , Heather Lashell , Jamie Cowan . Fourth row: Bill Turner, Erica White ,
finance the years activities and the students Michelle Turner, Tessa Coltrin , J.R. Perkins, Lee Ella Oglesbee, Michelle
vote each year to set the amount. There are Acreback, Alicia Klapp , Rachel Woodburn , Amanda Payne, Cory Whitaker. Fifth
row: Bobby Lynch , Heather Arndt, Samantha Cherry, Steven Brown , Aaron
about 60 students in Spanish Club this year Wilson , John Hicks, Jared Holt, Jason Stanley, June Kubla, Cherokee Brake,
and meetings are held about once a month - Lauren Stroup, Gabe McMillan. Not Pictured: Kirby Carter, Holley Loyd , Helen
sometimes more often . Lynch , Matt Pachmayer, Mark Stockdall , and Carrie Wingo.
The main idea of Spanish Club is to provide
an opportunity for spanish students to get
together on a social basis and have a good
time. When possible we try to inject cultural
ideas into the get togethers. We have had
dinner with catered mexican food ; parties
with pinatas, chips and dip; movie parties;
and theater trips to see EVITA.
Meetings follow parliamentary procedures
and rules so people can learn how meetings
should be conducted , and the teacher
encourages the use of spanish in all the
activities to give students the experience of
using spanish ...

7 4 Spanish Club
 Jffr£nr~ Qiluhlayoutby: JoshFord

Front Row: Kimberlee White , Jamie Hughes, Kristy Mathews, Jenny Davenport, Kelly Hitchock, Elisa Cline,
Jackie Rice , Wendy Cornwell , Jessica Bell , Brenna Beasly. Second Row: Jamie Barber, Darcy Condren ,
Tracy Hardy, Amy Sinclair, April Batt, Jill McNabb, Jenifer Fletcher, Brent Pinkley, Nicky Reed, Brandy Ownby,
Alicia Gandy, Shawna Layton , Roberta Holley. Third Row: Becky Ray, Anna Viets,Christy Drown , Jeremy
McMillan , John Nyberg, Matt Hale, Ryan Davies , Stephanie Canon , Jeanetta Hayes, Natascha Hale, Chris
Peters , Michael Showers, Miss Phillips. Fourth Row: Eric Garretson , Luke Charlton , Brad Stefka, Tyler Lane ,
Matt Stokes , Gus Marsala, Todd Black, Trisha Lambeth , Barbara Mcinvale, Christine Miller, Hannah West, Tim
Reeves , David McClain .

French Club 75
 Speech and Debate

ABOVE: Front Row: Christie Drown , Jennifer Fletcher

Middle Row: Brandi Bales, Bethany Hawley, Jesse Olson ,

Samantha Ferguson , Jessica Sarlitto, Katrina Farrow, Kristen
Moody, A.J . Miller, John Gough, Janice Lawson , Lee Ella Oglesbee

Back Row: Rhonda Place, Kelly Hitchcock, Brian Welch , Aaron

Johnson, David McClain, Faith Rawlings, Jeremy McMillan , Amy
Sinclair, Brenda Hyder, Cindy Sanderson

ABOVE: Junior Christie Drown

participates in the "Voice of
Democracy" contest.
RIGHT: Junior Bethany Hawley,
Janice Lawson, and Christie Drown
like posing for the camera too much.

76 Speech and Debate

Library Club

OFFICERS
A anda Ross
President: . ~t· Kristy O'Quinn
Vice Preside . h r Chambers
· Heat e
Secretary. I' sa Hickman
Treasurer: Me IS

er Chambers , and
Kristy O'Quinn ,
Amanda Ross .
~~~t~icturedis Melissa
Hickman.

. hard in the
Charlotte Mazurek working
library.
Layouts by :
Rachel Paro

MUSIC CLUB

Row one: C. Cooper, A. Batt, S. Dorssom , G. Moyie, J. Lowry, L. Belt, W .Cornwell , J. Huges,
K. Hitchcock, E. Luker, J.Still , S.Chapman . Row two: M. Wright, R. Paro, B. Welch , A. Redd ,
R. Shoemaker, T . Horinek, E. Garretson , J. Matthews, T. Dill , B. Ward , E. Elliot, J. Barber. Row
three: N. Lane, L. Stroup,2 H. Chambers , A. Park, L. Polston , R. Rash , H. Barber, G. Smith ,
S. Weaver, J. Schwanke , J. Green , C. Peters , W . Bower. Row four: M. Paro, T. Hall, T .
Lambeth , J. Johnston, S. Viets , D. Horinek, A. Viets, T . Crawford , T. Horinek, B. Slack and D.
McClain .

MUSIC CLUB OFFICERS

Anna Viets- Secretary ,
Jamie Barber -Treasurer,
Rachel Paro -
Program Chairperson ,
and Heather Chambers-
President.

Sophomores Andrea Park and

Jesse Johnston showing "Just
how fun music club can be!"
78 Music Club
MIXED CHORUS

Row one: C . Cooper, A. Batt, S. Dorrsom , G. Moyle, J. Lowry, L. Belt, W. Cornwell , J. Huges, K.
Hitchcock, E. Luker, J. Still , S, Chapman , J. Barber, C. Fisk, Row two: M. Wright, E, Hatfield , J.
Enokido , R, Paro, B. Welch , R Sharp , A. Redd , R. Shoemaker, B, Hatten, J. Matthews, T , Dill , B.
Ward , E. Elliott, H. Chambers , L. Stroup.Row three: J. Campe, J. Daughtery, J. Cahow, A. Park,
T. Englehardt, L. Polston , T . Horinek, E. Garretson , H. Barber, G. Smith , S. Weaver, T. Englehardt,
J. Schwanke , J. Green , R. Hayes, C. Peters. Row four: N. Lane, M. Paro, T. Hall, T. Lambeth , J.
Johnston , S. Viets, R. Rash , J. Maples, D. Horinek, A. Viets, T. Crawford , C. Hatfield, T. Horinek, B.
Slack, David McClain, and W . Bower.

Above: Thomas Hall showing the advantages of being a

senior.
Left: Ms. Powers! Are you eating candy in class?

Mixed Chorus 79
 Layout by: Rachel Paro

DYNAMICS

Dynamics enjoying pajama day. Chantel Hatfield and Anna Viets

show off their musical smiles!

one : en, Tanya onnek. Row two: Aman a Re d,

Elizabeth Luker, Elizabeth Hatfield, Jamie Barber, Heather Chambers, Trisha
Lambeth. Row three: Anna Viets, Rachel Paro, Kelli Hitchcock, Rachel Shoe-
maker, Tara Englehardt, Jade Enokido. Row four: Andrea Park, Chantel
Hatfield, Tracy Crawford and Shiloh Weaver. Not pictured Amber Throckmorton
80 Dynamics
 Layout by: Heather Chambers

GLEE CLUB

Students practicing
in Music Class.

Glee Club 81
 Layout By ara Kinnaman

STRESSED, ANXIOUS,
NEED SOMEONE TO TALK TO?
TALK TO ONE OF YOUR PEERS.

Have you ever had prob-

lems that only your peers
understand? Well, if so
peer counciling is here to
help. Peer counciling is
a student oriented group
of students that are here
to help kids our age with
problems that our par-
ents probably couldn't
help us with. Heather
Hodges gives us a look
at what it is like, " I like
the fact that if any of my
peers have problems,
that they are welcome to
come to me instead of
just an adult. People
their own age helping
them with their prob-
lems."

82 Pep Club
 BISONP BAND

Row 1- Liz Ruth , Mitch Penic, Afton Graves, Elizabeth O'Donnell , Katie Harrison , Michelle Dugas, Beth
Hatten , Casey Felin , Melanie Darnell , Joannae Young , T.J.Germany Row 2- Amber Throckmorton ,
Dottie Halleran , Angela Zanzie , Heather LaShell , Tabitha Gray, Ladonna Polston , A.J. Miller, Angel
Pistoia, Jeanetta Hayes, Jessica Bell , Michelle Schultz, Cindy Sanderson , Bethany Hawley Row 3-
Shiloh Weaver, Brandon Mankey, Matt Boggs, Tessa Coltrin , Cherakee Brake , Jana Duff, Alicia Klapp,
Brandi Elwood, Dustin Steiro, Matt Herrera, Michael Showers , Grady Johnson, Jenny Beltz, Rhonda
Place Row 4- Sean Viets, Elijah Jump, Jared Holt, Travis Horinek, Toby Frazier, Brandon Duff, Vincent
Mayberry, and Jennifer Berry.

Grady getting down

on the drums.
Jazz band bust'n a jam.

Band 83
 Sophmore
George Smith
(left) and Senior
Jeremy McMillan
(right) show that
their student
council
responsiblities
have finally
driven them
crazy.

84 Sudent Council
 STUDENT COUNCIL

Below: Junior Jamie Barber

relaxes after a hard day of
deciding how to run the school

Left: Evan Above: Evan

Wingo, Rachel Wingo, Buck
White, Micheal Shockley,
Showers, and Heather Hodges,
Andrea Park and Kirby Carter
plotting to take ready to supply
over the school. students with
their data match
information.

Student Council 85
 Football Festival

The Royal Court.

86 Activities
Football Festival queen, Senior Becky Ray.

Below: Senior canid Below: Senior canidate, Amanda Jack on.

Football Festival 87
 Boy's Basketball
Festival

1998 Homecoming Court: Sophomore Amy Dunham, Junior Erica McCoy, Senior Brook
Davies, Senior Shawna Poynter, 1997 Homecoming Queen Janelle Turner, Senior Christy
Hammerbacher, Senior Dawn Strobel , and Freshman Tracy Crawford.

WEEK OF
JANUARY 9, 1998
WEDNESDAY- Inside
Out Day

THURSDAY- Pajama
Day

FRIDAY- School Colors

Day

Seniors Casey Felin and Rachel Paro pose in their nighties

during spirit week of Homecoming.

88 Boy's Basketball Festival

1998 Homecoming Queen , Brook Davies with Rachel White and Amanda Jackson," Were you
escort Jason Beltz. two too lazy to get dressed this morning?"

Right: Christy
Hammerbacher
and Erica McCoy
pose for the
camera with the
STUDLY Matt
Kramer.

Boy's Basketball Festival 89

 Girls Basketball

David McLain bowing hi chool spirit on Backward Day.

Spirit Week
From left: Heather Chamber , Lori Maddux, Chri ty
Wednesday-Backwards Day Hammerbacher, Stacy Canon, and Amanda Jackson .
Thur day-Sport Day Why do girl like po ing for the camara?

Friday-Color Day
Freshman-Red, Black, White
Sophomore -Red
Junior -White
Senior -Black or Senior Shirt

Becky Ray, Darcy Condren, and Tara Engelhardt competing in

port day.

90 Girl's Basketball Festival

Festival

From left: S 0 Phomore L uke Chn. tlan,

. Freshmen Ju tin Boulware,and
.
Jumor Todd Black.

.
Senior camdate . Shewmaker, Brad
. JasonBeltz,Bnan
and Du ty Arm torng.

The King Bra d . hi crown.

Yberg enjoymg

Girl's Bas ketball Festival 91

 Layout by:
Sara Kinnaman

Fir tRow: Meli a Fuller, Le lie Wil on, Holly Loyd, Beth Hatten, Glenda Haueter, Darcy Condren, Becky Ray,
Meli a Hickman, Matt Stoke , Heather Hodge , Gus Marsala, Todd Black. Second Row: Mckenzie Willi ,
Miranda Willi , Jackie Rice, Elizabeth O' Donnell, Jaime Hughe , Kelly Hitchcock, Nicole Harri on, Brenna
Bea ley, Suzy Luke, Bethany Hoogland, Chri ty Matthew , Jenny Davenport, Elizabeth Hatfield Third Row:
M . Angela Arnt wer, Matt Kramer, Eric Garret on, Angie Zanzie, Bethany Hawley, Rhonda Place, Brooke
kinner, Cindy ander on, Kri ten Owenby, Stacy Cannon, Jamie Lowry, Ja mine Davi on, Michelle Schultz
Fourth Row: Sean Jack on, Kirby Carter, Nicki Reed, Shawna Layton, Alicia Klapp, June Kubla, Jo h Still, Amy
Sinclair, Cherokee Brake, Carrie Pari h, Lauren Stroup, Brenda Hyder, Brandi Owenby Fifth Row: John Nyberg,
Greg Hardi on, Travi Elliot, Tyler Lane, Andrea Strickland, Lilly White, Roberta Holly, Chri Hatten, Buck
hockley, Adrienne Boulware, Erica McCoy, Stephanie Cannon, Samantha Cherry, A hley Wall, Cry. tal Rambo,
Jana Duff,and Ryan Davie .

Cheerleaders and Dance Team members are getting pepped up to Pep club members prove that all work and no play
preform in the assembly. can make you crazy!!

Pep Club 92
 THINGS IN COMMON

Administration & Staff

Working Together

Superintendent High School Principal Assistant Principal

Micheal Stevenson Dr. William Saling George Blowers

DALLAS COUNTY R-1 SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD OF EDUCATION

From left to right: AI Christian , Linda Portman, Superintendent Mike Stevenson ,

Gary Naylor, Bill Ray, Scott Baker, Mac Ahart, not present Ron Parks.
Staff 93
 Jan Alford
Wanda Allen
Angela Amtower
Peggy Bancroft
Mary Lou Beckner
Barbara Blair
Virginia Bolin

Fred Bornmen
Kristy Bradley
Leona Cansler
Nancy Canon
Theresa Coltrin
Diane Cowden
Wes Davis

Leah Gorman
Shirley Ford
Linda Frazier
Shirley Fuller
Linda Gillespie
Lonnie Glor
Myra Glor

Terry Halleran
Ann Harmon
Joy Harrison
Brenda Hayes
Jerry Hollis
Theresa Holt
Jill Hostetlor

Peggy Kenyon
Sean Kirksey
Sandra Kuhns
Allison Langford
Lois Letterman
Diane Looney
David Marsh

Charlotte Mazurek
Ginger McCullough
Terry Nicholas
Teresa Patterson
Ray Dean Phillips
Willa Phillips
Dana Polston

Suzanne Powers
Brett Reese
Delaina Ridenhower
Frank Sergent
Bill Shoemaker
Joyce Smith
Dana Steward

Robert Swearengin
Larry Thompson
Carmen Vandeveer
Lenna Wilson
Kerri Wisniewski
Jo Ann Wygant

94 Staff
 NO PHOTOS:
Vickie Allen Larry Lewis
Chris Bouma Jimmy Lowry
Dorothy Bragg Gid Mabe
Joyce Cahow Kathy Mankey
Bill Case John Martin
Wanda Case Doug Mathews
Don Casteel Jo Mathews
Kim Claspill David Meadows
Larry Cline Rodney Noel
Terry Cline Bob Payne
Ronnie Condren Donaell Piper
Tanya Cotter Mike Redlich
Clydie Dugan Bill Shepard
Boyce Eagon Trudi Snow
Beverly Espanol Darrel Sons
Richard Farr Jeff Strickland
Pam Freeman Sue Swanigan
Veda Hammer Suzy Swanigan
Don Hankins Cynthia Swanigan
Jim Harrison Kenneth Taylor
Rick Henderson Betty Vest
Gary Howard Elizabeth Vest
Shirley Jasper Catheine Vest
Patricia Jones Gleamon Vest
Bill Klapp John Willis
Patty Kubla Clarabelle Young

Miss Carmen Vandeveer -

English I, Speech & Debate, and
Applied Communications.

Layout by: Michelle Acreback

Staff 95
 ------1 COMMON THREADS

THROUGH
THE YEARS,
MANY VIBRANT,
MULTI-COLORED
FIBERS HAVE BEEN
WOVEN INTO OUR
1998 TAPESTRY.

"Winning the national "Everyday, sitting on the "Getting 1st team all-
contest for FFA." senior bench with my conference and 2nd team
friends ." all-district linebacker."
<laM 2_,_v;elhMdt 'R.Mtdlf"t Sane'l

96 Senior Division
 Seniors, Lori Maddux,Adrienne Boulware,
Kerri Fielder, and Brooke Skinner exchange
Christmas gifts before going home for the
holidays.

Seniors, Trisha Lambeth and Joe Johnson

trying to make it through the day.

ammon Question:
What h'tlS voutz most
memotza6le ex petzlence
thls vea tz?

"My senior prom with all "Playing football with my

my friends." little brother this season."

/helissa. d-lick~l1Mt

Senior Division 97
 g

No other word could better describe your

senior year. What other year in high
school was supposed to be this easy, have
this much fun, and be this laid back?
However, somewhere along the line it
turned into the busiest. What ever
happened to the idea that we could just
cruise through our last year without ever
having to worry about what the future may
hold? While trying to make plans for
graduation and college, paying for senior
pictures and graduation supplies, and still
trying to make the most of our senior year,
it seemed like we didn't have enough time
to weave it all in. Although things
sometimes get hectic, and our fibers of life
get frayed, our senior year was definitely
one to cherish. Even though it seemed to
go by much too quickly, this was the year
of school we will remember forever. One
that leaves us with a beautiful tapestry of
life-long friendships and memories.

98 Seniors
2-lt ~takt

Seniors 99

CROMBIE, JEFF
1-25-80, son of Joe
Abercrombie and Tina
Phillips, Honor Roll 1234,
Who's Who 3, N.H.S. 4,
Basketball 1, Football 1,
VICA 34, Vo-Tech 34, years
in D.C. 13.
ANDERSON, AMBER
11-6-79, daughter of Penny
Miller and Larry Anderson,
Honor Roll 3, FBLA 2,
VICA 4, Vo-Tech 34,
Library Club 4, years in
D.C.12.
ARMSTRONG, DUSTY
10-18-79, son of Greg and
Kay Armstrong, Honor Roll
34, Football 124, Baseball
1234, Weight Lifting 4, FFA
2, VICA 34, Vo-tech 34, Art
Club 1, years in D.C. 13.
ASH, VICTOR
12-22-79, son of Gary and
Angela Ash, Honor Roll 12,
Who's Who, FFA 1234,
Music Contest 1234, years
in D.C.13.
,ADAM
10-2-79, son of Cheri
Dugan, Honor Roll 123,
Basketball 12, Baseball
123, years in D.C. 13.
BAUGHER, JACOB
7-27-79, son of Frank and
Sandra Baugher, years in
D.C.1.
100 Seniors
BELTZ, JASON
4-15-80, son of David and
Kathy Beltz, Principal's
List 1234, Academic Letter
234, College Prep
Certificate, Who's Who 23,
N.H.S. 34, Basketball 1234,
Football 14, Cross Country
3, Golf 234, Spanish Club
12, Art Club 2, Yearbook
Staff 34, years in D.C. 13.
BENNETT, MARK
3-26-80, Son of Ricky and
Nancy Dye, years in D.C. 5.
BOGGS, LANCE
5-6-80, son of Richard and
Deborah Boggs, VICA 4,
Vo-Tech 34, years in D.C. 2.
BOULWARE, ADRIENNE
12-29-79, daughter of Gary
and Judy Boulware, Honor
Roll 1234, Who's Who 12,
Basketball 1234, Volleyball
1234, FCA 4, FBLA 4, FFA
3, FHA 1234, Spanish Club
34, Art Club 123, Pep Club
1234, Scout Staff 4, years
in D.C. 13.
BOWER, RACHEL
8-8-80, daughter of Dan
Bower and Velva Jones,
Honor Roll 12, Band 1, FF A
23, VICA 4, Vo-tech 4,
years in D.C. 13.
BOWER, WADE
8-28-80, son of Keith and
Linda Feco, College Prep
Certificate, Football 1,
Chamber Choir 134, BRYANT, SHARON
Dynamos 34, Music Club 8-16-79, daughter of
134, FCA 234, FFA 14, Heather Bryant, VICA 34,
VICA 34, Vo-tech 34, Vo-tech 34, Scout Staff
French Club 12, Pep Club 4, years in D.C. 9.
Vice President 4, Music
Club President 4, years in
D.C.13. W, JOSH
3-3-80, son of Joyce and
BRINKMAN, STEVEN William Cahow, Honor
3-12-70, son of Vickie Roll 1234, Chamber
Brinkman, Honor Roll 1, Choir 23, Dynamos 234,
Football 1, Cross Country Band 1234, years in D.C.
24, Weight Lifting 4, Track 13.
1234, Band 123, FCA 4,
FBLA 4, Speech and CAMPBELL, AMANDA
Debate Club 4, Music 11-25-79, daughter of
Contest 123, School Play Patty and Jerry
4, School Musical 4, VICA Campbell, Honor Roll
Secretary 4, years in D.C. 1234, Academic Letter
4. 34, College Prep
Certificate, N.H.S. 34,
BROWN, RACHEL Basketball 12, Glee Club
6-27-79, daughter of Marcia 12, Music Club 12, FCA
and Doug Brown, Vo-tech 1234, FTA 34, Spanish
34, Pep Club 1, years in Club 2, Music Contest
D.C. 12. 12, FCA co-president 3,
FCA President 4,
BROWNFIELD, JEREMY Member at Large 4,
4-7-80, son of Tim and years in D.C. 13.
Sherry Brownfield, Honor
Roll 12, Principal's List 34, CANON, STACY
Academic Letter 34, 9-30-79, daughter of
College Prep Certificate, Allen and Nancy Canon,
Who's Who 1234, N.H.S. Honor roll 1234,
34, Basketball 123, Cheerleader 3, Festival
Football 1234, Baseball Candidate 4, FFA 234,
1234, FCA 234, FFA 123, FHA 4, FTA 4, Spanish
Spanish Club 34, Pep Club Club 24, Art Club 34, Pep
1, Student Council1234, Club 1234, Yearbook
Student Body Vice- Staff 4, Cadet Teacher 4,
president, years in D.C. 13. A+ Tutor 4, years in D.C.
13.
CARVER, AMANDA
8-2-80, daughter of Nancy
and Mark Carver, VICA 4,
Vo-tech 34, years in D.C.
13.
CASELMAN, LEON
11 -21-70, son of Rita and
Lyle Caselman, Honor Roll
12, FFA 1234, VICA 3, Vo-
tech 3, years in D.C. 13.
CHAMBERS, HEATHER
5-21-80, daughter of Mike
and Diane Chambers,
Honor Roll 1234, NHS 4,
Volleyball 1234, Track 1,
Chamber Choir 1234,
Dynamics 1234, Glee Club
1234, Music Club 1234,
FCA 1234, FT A 34, Music
Contest 1234, Pep Club 12,
Library Club 4, Yearbook
Staff 4, Scout Staff 3,
School Play 4, School
Musical 4, Music Club
President 4, Cadet Teacher
4, years in D.C. 12.
CHARLTON, ANNIE
8-6-80, daughter of Diane
and Daniel Charlton, Honor
Roll1234, FBLA 2, FFA 2,
VICA 3, Vo-Tech 3, Library
Club 1, Pep Club 1, years
in D.C.13.
CLINE, ADAM
4-7-79, son of James and
Yvonne Cline, Football 12,
Weight lifting 34, Band 1,
FFA 123, Spanish Club 4,
years in D.C. 11.
CLINE, ELISA
9-24-80, daughter of
Rebecca and Robert Cline,
Honor Roll 3, Who's Who
4, FBLA 4, French Club 34,
School Musical 4, years in
D.C.3.
CONDREN, DARCY
12-18-79, daughter of Ron
and Karen Condren, Honor
Roll 12, Principal 's List 34,
Academic Letter 234,
College Prep Certificate,
Who's Who 1234, NHS 34,
Cheerleader 1234, Baseball
Manager 234, Carnival
Candidate 3, Glee Club 1,
Music Club 1, FCA 1234,
FHA 14, NHS 34, Music
Contest 1, French Club
234, Art Club 2, Pep Club
1234, Yearbook Staff 3,
Scout Staff 4, FCA vice-
president, FHA vice-
president, Pep Club vice-
president, Art Club vice-
president, NHS historian,
Freshmen Class secretary,
Sophomore Class
President, Senior Class MOST SPIRITED
President, years in D.C. 13.
Matt Kramer and Darcy Condren
CUMMINGS, MERANDA
9-2-80, daughter of Richard
and Sandra Cummings,
FCA 1, VIC A 34, Vo-Tech
34, years in D.C. 13.
t&}pJ PORT, JENNIFER
12-11-79, daughter of Laura
and Gary Sheppard, Honor
Roll 1234, College Prep
Certificate, Who's Who 3,
FF A 1234, FT A 234, French
Club 4, Pep Club 4, Scout
Staff 4, years in D.C. 8.
DAVIES, BROOK
5-2-80, daughter of Becky MOST ACCIDENT-PRONE
and Steve Davies, Brad Nyberg and Christy Hammerbacher
Basketball 4, Sports
Manager 4, Festival
Candidate 4, Pep Club 4,
Scout Staff 4, years in D.C.
10.
DRAKE, Ell
4-7-80, son of Alan and Teri
Drake,Honor Roll 4,
Academic Letter 4, College
Prep Certificate, Golf 4,
years in D.C. 1.
DUFF, BRANDON
11-12-79, son of Lynn and
Cindy Duff, Honor Roll
1234, College Prep
Certificate 4, NHS 34, Band MOST DARING
1234, FBLA 34, FFA 1234, Aaron Wilson and Beth Hatten
Spanish Club 3 Drama
Seniors 101
 What was your worst high school experience?

"When Chantel and I were

fre hmen we tried to pierce our
belly buttons with safety pins and
they ended up getting infected."
Beth Hatten

"I was in the 11th grade in which I

lo t a really good friend over a girl.
Luckily, we are friends again."
L.D. Wilson

The summer before my freshmen

year a group of girls ( Adrienne
Boulware, Kristin Ownby, and
Christy Hammerbacher) and I
agreed to meet Jeremy Brownfield,
•
Jo h Ford, Jeff Ambercrombie,
Brad Nyberg, and Brian
Shewmaker half way in a field the
next day. We headed out that afternoon walking through
snakey creeks and weeds taller than us. After about twenty
minutes of walking we came upon a road. After walking
awhile the guys drove up with Jeremy's mom laughing and
took u home.
Brooke Skinner

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102 Seniors
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Seniors 103
(B. Duff, cont.)
Club 4, Scout Staff 4,
School Play 4, School
Musical4, FFA Sentinel2,
FFA Historian 4, FFA Vice-
President 4, Spanish Club
Secretary 3, years in D.C.
13.
DYCUS, DONALD
11-9-79, son of John and
Marolyn Dycus, Honor Roll
12, Football1 , Vo-Tech 3,
years in D.C. 6.
HARDT, TARA
1-30-80, daughter of Lance
and Karen Weigel , Honor
Roll 1234, Academic Letter
34, College Prep
Certificate, NHS 34,
Volleyball 12, Track 1,
Chamber Choir 1234,
Dynamics 1234, Glee Club
1234, Music Club 1234,
FCA 1234, FF A 34, FTA 3,
Spanish Club 12, Music
Contest 1234, FCA music
director 4, FCA historian 3
Spanish Club President 3, '
Senior Class
Representative, years in
D.C.13.
l ow,
KATRINA
2-9-80, daughter of Glen
and Meachiel Farrow,
Honor Roll 34, Academic
Letter 3, Band 3, FBLA 4,
Speech and Debate Club
1234, VICA 34, Vo-Tech 34,
Library Club 4, Speech
Club President 4, Speech
Club Treasurer 3, years in
D.C.11.
FELIN, CASEY
9-18-80, daughter of Jim
and Cecile Felin, Honor
Roll 1234, College Prep
Certificate, Who's Who 3,
NHS 34, Band 1234, FCA
12, Music Contest 34,
years in D.C. 13.
104 Seniors
FIELDER, KERRIE
2-23-80, daughter of
Dave and Lynn Fielder, L THOMAS
Honor Roll 1234, Who's 7-5-80, son of Ed and
Who 1, Volleyball 1234, Carylon Hall, Honor Roll
Softball1 , FFA 3, FHA 1234, Who's Who 13,
1234, VICA 34, Vo-Tech Dynamos 3, Music Club 34,
34, Pep Club 1234, VICA Music Contest 234, years
Class Treasurer 34, A+ in D.C. 13.
Tutor 4, years in D.C. 13.
~A~I~f~BACHER,
FIELDS, WENDYANN
1-30-80, daughter of Scott
11-25-80, daughter of
and Roberta
David and Jayn Fields,
Hammerbacher, Honor Roll Carnival Candidate 1,
Honor Roll 234, Glee
1234, Academic Letter 24,
Club 3, Music Club 23,
College Prep Certificate,
FBLA 34, FHA 234, FTA
Who 's Who 1234, NHS 34,
3, Music Contest 3, FBLA
President 4, years in Basketball 123, Volleyball Club 1234, Spanish Club
D.C. 2. 1234, Festival Candidate
34, Band 1, FCA 234, FFA
34, FHA 1234, FTA 234,
FORD JOSH
Spanish Club 34, Art Club
6-19-80, son of Ed and
2, Pep Club 1234,
Shirley Ford, Honor Roll
Yearbook Staff 34, Scout
1234, Academic Letter
Staff 4, years in D.C. 6.
23, NHS 34, Basketball
1234, Baseball 12, Cross
Country 1234, Golf 34, HARRIS, MATT
Festival Candidate 3, 8-22-79, son of Debbie
FFA 1234, FHA 2, Harris, VICA 34, Vo-Tech and
Spanish Club 3, Art Club 34, years in D.C. 8.
1, Yearbook Staff 34,
FFA Sentinal, NHS HARRISON, JOSHUA
CHAD
Treasurer, years in D.C.
12-24-79, son of Joyce
13.
and Craig Harrison, Honor Band 3, FHA 4, FTA 34,
FOX, GREGORY Roll 123, Academic Letter
8-16-78, son of James 2, NHS 3, Football 1,
and Brenda Fox, Yearbook Staff 3,
Wrestling 4, VICA 34, Vo- Sophomore and Junior
Tech 34, years in D.C. 3. Class Representative,
years in D.C. 8.
Gt:J.. BECKY HARVEY, AARON
1f " t9, daughter of 7-1-80, son of DelMar and
Charles and Sheri Gann LaVerne Harvey, Honor
Honor Roll 123, Miss ' Roll 1, Principal 's List
Merry Christmas 1, FCA 234, Track 1, Band 1234,
1, years in D.C. 4. FBLA 1, Art Club 23,
School Play 3, School
GARNER, CARRIE Musical 4, Spanish Club
2-10-80, daughter of 23, years in D.C. 12.
Lynn and Cynthia
Garner, Honor Roll 24, HATFIELD, CHANTEL
Who's Who 1234, Band 11-11-80, daughter of
1, VICA 34, Vo-Tech 34, Richard Hatfield, Honor
years in D.C. 8. Roll 1234, Track 12,
Cheerleader 123, Sports
Manager 2, Festival
Candidate 2, Chamber Choir
1234, Dynam ics 1234, Music
Club 1234, Music Contest
1234, VICA 34, Vo-Tech 34
Pep Club 1234 President of
Occ. (VICA), years in D.C.
6.
HATTEN, BETH
2-13-80, daughter of Rob
and Sharon Hatten, Honor
Roll 123, Who's Who 1234
Track 1, Cheerleader 123, '
Chamber Choir 1234,
Dynamics 1234, Glee Club
1234, Band 1234, Music
34, Music Contest 1234,
Pep Club 1234, Scout
Staff 4, School Musical 4,
Sophomore Class
Representative, Junior
Class Member at Large,
Mascot 4, years in D.C. 8.
HAUETER, GLENDA
7-6-80, daugher of John
Jean Haueter, Honor
Roll 12, Academic Letter
34, College Prep
Certificate, Who's Who 23,
NHS 34, Cheerleader 234,
Christmas Attendant 2,
Spanish Club 34, Speech
and Debate Club 1, Drama
Club 14, Pep Club 1234,
School Play 4, School
Musical 4, Pep Club Vice
President 3, NHS Secretary
4, Spanish Club Vice-
president 3, Spanish Club
President 4, Speech and
Debate Reporter 1, years
in D.C. 6.
HAYES, DAVID
4-2-80, son of David and
Debra Hayes, Who's Who
123, French Club 2, Art
Club 34, VICA 34, Vo-Tech
34, years in D.C. 13.
HERRERA, DANIEL
12-1 0-79, son of Larry and
Kathleen Hildebrand,
Honor Roll 1234,
Scholatic All American 3,
NHS 34, Spanish Club 3,
VICA 3, Vo-Tech 3, years
in D.C. 6.
HICKMAN, MELISSA
2-7-80, daughter of Arlen
and Shirley Hickman,
Honor Roll 234, Softball 34,
Volleyball 1, Track 1,
Sports Manager 2, Glee
Club 1, Music Club 1, FCA
234, FFA 34, FHA 234, Pep
Club 1234, years in D.C. 4.
HICKS, JON
3-24-80, son of Janice and
Larry Hicks, Honor Roll
1234, Weight Lifting 124,
FFA 1, Spanish Club 1234,
Vo-Tech 3, Art Club 3, Pep
Club 12, years in D.C. 13.
HODGES, J.R.
10-6-79, son of Jerry and
Viona Hodges, VICA 3, Vo-
Tech 3, years in D.C.
HOLMAN, KRISTA
8-26-80, daughter of Mike
and Penny Holman, VICA 4,
Vo-Tech 34, years in D.C.
13.
HORELKA,KENNETH
7-19-80, son of Terri and
Alan Drake, Football 4,
Baseball 4, years in D.C. 1.
~KSON,
AMANDA
6 80, daughter of Mike
and Rhonda Jackson,
Honor Roll 1234, Academic
Letter 234, College Prep
Certificate, Who's Who
1234, N HS 34, Track 1,
Sports Manager 2, Festival
Candidate 24, FCA 234,
FFA 123, FTA 234, Spanish
Club 34, Pep Club 12,
Yearbook Staff 34, Scout
Staff 4, FCA Vice-president
3, Junior and Senior Class
Member at Large, years in
D.C.8.
JASPER, DARREN LINDSEY, MATT 6-9-79, son of Charles L.
9-16-79, son of Debbie & 7-3-79, son of Dan and Matthews, Jr. and Margaret
Jim Jasper, Honor Roll Linda Lindsey, Honor D. Matthews, Vo-Tech 4,
123, Who's Who 123, Roll 234, Who's Who 4, years in D.C. 3.
Basketball 12, Baseball Basketball 12, Football
12, Weightlifting 2, VICA 1234, Weightlifting 34, MATTHEWS, JULIE
3, Vo-Tech 34, years in Carnival King 1, years in 1-5-80, daughter of Tammie
D.C.13. D.C. 7. and David Matthews,
Honor Roll 3, Chamber
JOHNSON, AARON LOYD, HOLLY Choir 4, Music Club 4,
12-2-80, son of Darlene 3-12-80, daughter Randy Spanish Club 4, Drama
Johnson, Sports and Amy Kloiber, Honor Club 4, French Club 1, Art
Manager 3, Spanish Club Roll 1234, College Prep Club 1, Pep Club 4, School
2, Speech and Debate Certificate, Who's Who 3, Play 4, years in D.C. 13.
Club 4, Drama Club 134, Cheerleader 34, Spanish
French Club 2, VICA 3, Club 24, Speech and MCKINNEY, SHANE
Vo-Tech 3, Scout Staff 4, Debate Club 2, VICA 34, 9-11-80, son of Greg and
School Play 1234, Vo-Tech 34, Pep Club Marsha McKinney, Honor
School Musical 4, years 1234, Scout Staff 34, Roll123, Golf 2, FFA 3,
in D.C. 5. School Play 4, School FHA 123, Library Club 12,
Musical4, VICA Scout Staff 4, FHA
JOHNSON, JOE Secretary 4, years in Historian, years in D.C. 13.
1-6-80, son of Joe and D.C.10.
Nancy Johnson, Honor MCMILLAN, JEREMY
Roll34, VICA 34, Vo- LYNCH, HELEN ORA 10-7-79, son of Robert and
Tech 34, years in D.C. 2. 1-30-80, daughter of Charlotte McMillan, Honor
Gene and Lisa Lynch, Roll 1234, Principal's List
JOHNSON, JUSTIN FCA 1234, FFA 4, FTA 124, Academic Letter 1234,
5-24-80, son of Rocky 34, Spanish Club 4, College Prep Certificate,
Johnson, Weightlifting 3, Drama Club 4, Scout Who's Who, NHS 34,
FFA 234, Vo-Tech 34, Staff 3, years in D.C. 13. Football1, Carnival
years in D.C. 6.j Candidate 1, FFA 4, NHS
34, Speech and Debate
, LORI Club 4, Drama Club 4,
ER,MATT 8-9-80, daughter of Barry French Club 234, Art Club,
12-12-79, son of David and Trish Maddux, School Play 4, NHS
and Sandy Kramer, Honor Roll 34, President 4, Freshmen,
Honor Roll 1234, Principal's List 34, Sophomore, and Junior
Class Representative,
Football 1234, Baseball Academic Letter 34,
123, Golf 4, French Club College Prep Certificate, Student Body Secretary,
23, Art Club 24, Scout NHS 4, Basketball 3, Golf years in D.C. 13.
Staff 4, years in D.C. 13. 34, Volleyball 34, FCA
34, years in D.C. 2. MILLER, DARRELL
7-28-77, son of Bobby
ETH, TRISHA MATHEWS, KRISTY Miller and ldabeth
5-2-80, daughter of Tom 4-21-80, daughter of Charlton, Weighlifting and
and Sharee Lambeth, Doug and Jo Mathews, Wrestling, years in D.C. 13.
Honor Roll 1234, Honor Roll 2, Principal's
Basketball 1, Chamber List 134, Academic MONDAY, BARRY
Choir 1234, Dynamics Letter 3, Who's Who 23, 3-1-79, son of Bill and
1234, Glee Club 1234, NHS 34, FBLA 4, FFA 4, Terry Monday, Football 1,
Band 1234, Music Club Music Club 1, FHA 3, Band 123, FFA 234, Music
1234, Music Contest FTA 4, French Club 23, Contest 123, years in D.C.
1234, Drama Club 4, Music Contest 1, Library 7.
French Club 4, Library Club 4, years in D.C. 13.
Club 4, Scout Staff 4, MOODY, KRISTEN
School Musical 4, years MATTHEWS, AARON 8-3-80, daughter of Sandy
in D.C. 9. and Dwight Moody, Speech
Seniors 105
 Finding the book you needed at the bottom of
your locker. Racing to class to beat the tardy
bell. Trying to bluff your way past the homework
issue. Studying for big exams. Just getting
through another year of high school, but oh what
a year! It was an ordeal, fighting off common
battles of senioritis, and making those final
college and tech school or job decisions. It was
enough to get anyone down.

Surviving meant doing it together. Coping with

stress was easier for some, while others let it get
to them. Friends helped get seniors through it
all. Placement papers were completed, grades
earned, credits completed, and at the end of the
year, seniors had made it through their final year
at B.H.S. The day that seemed so elusive, had
arrived. The class of 1998 had survived the
common pressures of everyday school life, as
together they embrased their future.

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and Debate 34, VICA 4, Vo-
Tech 4, years in D.C. 10.
MORRIS, KRISTINA
8-14-79, daughter of Susan
and Tom Fare, Honor Roll
3, Who's Who 3, Music
Club 4, Vo-Tech 3, Library
Club 4, School Musical 4,
years in D.C. 2.
MURPHY, JOSHUA
12-31-97, son of Robert
and Brenda Murphy,
Football 1, years in D.C. 4.
Y RG , BRAD
10-10-79, son of Dwight
and Bunny Nyberg, Honor
Roll 1234, Academic Letter
234, College Prep
Certificate, NHS 34,
Basketball 124, Football
1234, Baseball 23, FFA 4,
FHA 1, French Club 23,
years in D.C. 13.
N, JESSE
10-16-79, son of Regi
Olson, Football 4, Speech
and Debate Club 4, Vo-
Tech 4, years in D.C. 4.
O'QUINN, KRISTY
8-21-80, daughter of Rick
and Jeanie O'Quinn,
Library Club 34, years in
D.C.13.
OWENSBY, MICHAEL II
3-15-79, son of Michael and
Donna Owensby, Honor
Roll 3, Cross Country 1234,
Track 34, Wrestling 4,
Sports Manager 23, FFA
234, Speech and Debate
Club 24, Vo-Tech 34, VICA
34, years in D.C. 13.
OWNBY, KRISTIN
7-30-80, daughter of
Stanley and Pauline
Ownby, Honor Roll 1234,
Volleyball 1234, FBLA 4,
FFA 3, FHA 12, Pep Club
124, years in D.C. 13.
108 Seniors
Spanish Club 2, Speech Roll 1234, NHS 4, FBLA
and Debate Club 4, VICA 4, Spanis h Club 2, VICA
, RACHEL SHEA
34, Vo-Tech 34, VICA 34, Vo-Tech 34, Library
-7-79, daughter of
Historian 3, Vice-president Club 34, Mascot 1, years
Michael and M. Lori Paro,
4, years in D.C. 3. in D.C. 5.
Honor Roll 1234, Who's
Who 1234, Cheerleader
1234, Chamber Choir 1234,
'-"' · - INGS, JOY R, RANDYN
Dynamics 1234, Glee Club
10-9-79, daughter of Roger 8-4-80, son of Rick and
1234, Music Club 1234,
and Mary Ellen Rawlings, Leta Saner, Honor Roll
FTA 4, Music Contest 1234,
Honor Roll 123, Academic 124, Principal 's List 3,
Drama Club 34, French
Letter123, College Prep Academic Letter 234,
Club 3, Pep Club 124,
Certificate, Who 's Who College Prep Certificate,
Yearbook Staff 4, Scout
123, NHS 34, VICA 34, Vo- Who's Who 1234, NHS
Staff 3, School Play 3,
Tech 34, School Play 4, 34, Basketball 12,
School Musical 4, Music
School Musical 4, years in Football 1234, Baseball
Club Officer 34, Missouri
D.C. 13. 1234, Weight lifting 1234,
Fine Arts Academy 3, years
Band 1, FCA 34, NHS 34,
in D.C. 13.
RAY, BECKY Scout Staff 4, years in
12-9-79, daughter of Bill D.C.13.
PERKINS, J.R.
and the late Joyce Ray,
1-30-80, son of Lee
Principals List 1234, SAWYER, BRANDY
Perkins, Honor Roll 1234,
Academic Letter 234, 12-5-79, daughter of
Academic Letter 23, Who's
College Prep Certificate, Chris and Kathy Sawyer,
Who 1, NHS 4, FFA 1234,
Who's Who 1234, NHS 34, Honor Roll 2, Who's Who
years in D.C. 9.
Basketball 123, Softball 12, FCA 4, FFA 124, Pep
1234, Sports Manager 234, Club, years in D.C. 11 .
PIERCE, CLAYTON
Carnival Candidate 3,
10-15-79, son of Gary and
Fesival Candidate 4, SCHREIBER, MELISSA
Bonnie Pierce, FFA 4, VICA
Festival Queen 4, 7-8-80, daughter of Tom
34, Vo-Tech 34, years in
Christmas Candidate 3, and Ronda Skelton,
D.C.13.
FCA 1234, FBLA 1, FHA Honor Roll 123, NHS 3,
124, FTA 34, NHS 34, Band 1, NHS 3, French
PORTIS, STACY
French Club 1234, Art Club Club 23, VICA 34, Vo-
3-25-80, daughter of Maryls
1, Pep Club 124, FCA Tech 34, years in D.C.
and the late Donald Portis,
Secretary 234, FHA 10.
Honor Roll 1234, FFA 1234,
Secretary 4, Art Club
Spanish Club 3, Art Club 4,
Secretary 1, NHS Vice- SCHWANKE, ASHLEY
VICA 4, Vo-Tech 4, years in
President 4, Student Body 2-6-80, daughter of Kim
D.C.13.
President 4, Freshmen Schwanke and Mamie
Class President, Hughes, Honor Roll
POYNTER, SHAWNA
Sophomore Class 1234, Who's Who 1234,
7-15-80, daughter of Elaine
Secretary, Junior Class NHS 4, Chamber Choir
and Donnie Poynter, Honor
President, Peer Counselor 1234, Dynamics 1234,
Roll 1, Softball 34, Carnival
1234, National Merit Glee Club 1234, Music
Candidate 3, Festival
Semifinalist 4, years in D.C. Club 1234, FCA 12,
Candidate 4, FCA 34, FFA
13. Spanish Club 12, Music
234, FHA 1, FT A 34, Art
Contest 1234, Art Club
Club 1, VICA 34, Vo-Tech
RICH , MARK 34, Pep Club 12,
34, Scout Staff 4, Senior
4-9-80, son of James and Yearbook Staff 4, School
Class Secretary, years in
Melissa Rich , FFA 2, VICA Musical 4, A+ Tutor 4,
D.C.13.
34, Vo-Tech 34, years in years in D.C. 13.
D.C.13.
PRATER, BRAD
SHEWMAKER, BRIAN
10-2-79, son of Richard and
ROSS, AMANDA 6-18-79, son of Tom and
Charlotte Prater, Honor
12-18-79, daughter of Larry Barbara Shewmaker,
Roll 234, Baseball 24,
and Kathy Zeolia, Honor Principal 's List 1234,
Wrestling 4, FFA 23,
Academic letter 234, SPEARS, BILLY
College Prep 10-13-78, son of Greg and
Certificate, Who's Diana Spears, Honor Roll
Who 1234, NHS 34, 2, Principal 's List 2, VICA
1234, Baseball 1234, 34, Vo-Tech 34, years in
Weight D.C. 7.
Lifting 4, FCA 1234, FHA
1, years in D.C. 13. SPERKO,CRYSTAL
8-17-80, daughter of
SHOCKLEY, BRAD Rodney and Janice
8-21-79, son of Larry and Sperko, Honor Roll 123,
Rhonda Shockley, Honor Who's Who
Roll 123, Academic 123, College Prep
Letter 23, Basketball 23, Certificate, Basketball 124,
Cross Country 123, FCA Softball 134, Volleyball 1,
1234, FFA 1234, FTA 3, FBLA 2, Spanish Club 3,
NHS 34, French Club 3, Art 2, years in D.C. 13. Most Athletic
Scout Staff 34, FFA Matt Lindsay and Lori Maddux
Treasurer 2, FFA STEVENSON, KIRK
Secretary 3, FFA 12-29-79, son of Micheal
President 4, years in and Janice Stevenson,
D.C.13. Honor Roll 3, Who's Who
2, Basketball 3, Football 4,
SIMPSON, JEREMY Cross Country 3, Weight
6-8-80, son of Charles Lifting 4, FFA 3, Spanish
and Sue Simpson, Vo- Club 4, years in D. C. 2.
Tech 34, years in D.C.
13.
STOCKDALL, MARK
12-2-79, son of David
SKINNER, BROOKE
and Debra Stockdall,
12-5-79, daughter of Bill
Spanish Club 14, Drama
Skinner and Brad and
Club 2, VICA 34, Vo-Tech
D' Ann Hawkins, College
34, years in D.C. 8.
Prep Certificate,
Volleyball 1234, Festival
STRICKLAND, AMANDA
Candidate, FCA 34, Best Personality
12-2-79, daughter of
FBLA 4, FFA 34, FHA
Mary Knapp and the late Shawna Poynter and Leon Caselman
1234, Spanish Club 3, Christine Alston, Dance
Art Club 23, Pep Club Team 34, FFA 2, VICA 3,
1234, Scout Staff 4, Vo-Tech 3, years in D.C.
years in D.C. 13.
9.
SMITHEY, STEPHANIE
STOBEL, DAWN
8-2-79, Perry and Tammy 2-21-80, daughter of
Blair, Honor Roll1, Kathy and John Strobel,
Weight Lifting 3, Track 2, Honor Roll 124,
FFA 1234, VICA 34, Vo-
Academic Letter 34,
Tech 34, VICA President
College Prep Certificate,
3, years in D.C. 12.
Softball 14, Track 1,
Festival Candidate 3,
SOUZA, JOSH Black Walnut Candidate
10-6-79, son of Lou and
4, FCA 4, FHA 1234,
Betty Souza, Honor Roll Spanish Club 34, Art
3, Baseball 1, FF A 123,
Club 123, Pep Club 123,
Art Club 2, years in D.C. years in D.C. 13. Most Talented
12. Jason Beltz and Rachel Paro

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EHILL, LARRY
4-4-80, son of Larry
Tannehill, FFA 1234, years
in D.C. 7.
TAYLOR, SHON
12-12-77, son of Richard
Taylor and Rose Jamison l
Football 123, Weight
Lifting 1234, years in D.C.
14.
THOMPSON, CATRIONA
8-21-80, daughter of Don
and Sandy Hatfield,
Drama Club 3, Scout Staff
34, School Play 3, years in
D.C.10.
TURNER, BILL
11-24-79, son of Darnell
and LaVonne Turner,
Honor Roll 123, Who's
Who 12, College Prep
Certificate, Football 1234,
Baseball 4, Track 123,
Sports Manager 1,
Spanish Club 234, Art
Club 34, years in D.C. 13.
TURNER, REGGIE
9-22-79, son of Deetta
Davison and Terry Turner,
Honor Roll 123, Academic
Letter 2, Who's Who 123,
Band 123, FF A 23, years
in D.C. 13.
ER, EDDIE
-1-79, son of Ron and
Deanna Varner, Honor
Roll 1234, Football 1234,
FFA 234, FHA 12, VICA 34,
Vo-Tech 34, years in D.C.
13.
VILES, SARA
7-7-80, daughter of Donald
Viles and Joyce McGuire,
112 Seniors
Honor Roll 1234, FBLA 2, 1234, years in D.C. 14.
FHA 2, VICA 3, Vo-Tech 3 l
Pep Club 1, years in D.C. 13. WOODBURN, JOHN
1-29-78, son of Kay and
Robert Woodburn , VICA 3,
~-~ L . STACEY Vo-Tech 1, years in D.C.
10-13-79, daughter of Dennis 13.
and Sandra Smith, FFA 1234,
VICA 34, Vo-Tech 34, Pep WYATT, FRANK
Club 1, years in D.C. 13. 11-26-79, son of Kim and
Frank Wyatt, Who's Who
WELCH , BRIAN
12, Football 1234,
9-21-80, son of Doug and
Weightlifting 1234, Track
Karen Welch , Honor Roll
1, FFA 234, years in D.C.
1234, NHS 4, Football 2
Sports Manager 23, Ch~mber
13.
Choir 234, Dynamos 234,
Music Club 34, Speech and
Debate Club 34, Music
Contest 234, Drama Club 34
School Play 34, School '
Musical 4, Vice President of
Speech and Debate Club,
Senior Class Representative,
years in D.C. 4.
WHITE, LILLI
8-12-80, daughter of
Mike and Cindy South, Honor
Roll 34, Track 4, Cheerleader
4, Sports Manager 2, FBLA
34, FHA 34, VICA 34, Vo-tech
34, Pep Club 4, Scout Staff 3,
VICA Treasurer, years in D.C.
5. Class Clown
Brook Davies and Eddie Varner
WILSON, AARON
11-27-79, son of Curtis and
Kathy Wilson, Honor Roll
1234, Academic Letter 234 l
Who's Who 234, NHS 34,
Basketball 1234, Football
124, Baseball 2, Weightlifting
1234, Track 1, FFA 34, FHA
1234, Spanish Club 1234, Art
Club 24, Pep Club 12,
Freshmen, Sophomore,
Junior Class Representative,
years in D.C. 13.
WILSON, LOREN
8-28-79, son of Dale and
Phyllis Wilson , Honor Roll
123, Wrestling 4, FFA
Most Likely To Succeed
Becky Ray and Jason Beltz
 Senior Trip
Six Flags!!!
May 20, 1998 was the day of the "BIG" enior trip. The senior and 4
ponsor jumped on the bu ses (at 7:00a.m.!!!) and "eased on up the
road" to Six Flags, St. Louis! !!!

Everyone " LOVES" Pepe.

Shawna Poynter,
Stacy Canon, Trisha
Lambeth, and Holly
Loyd are sooo ex-
cited to be at Six
Flags.

By: Rachel Paro

Senior Trip 113

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Processional . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . High School Band

Salutatorian ......................... Jason Beltz

"I'll Be Singing This Song For You" ....... Vocal Ensemble

by Terre McPheeters

Valedictorian ........................ Becky Ray

Presentation of Awards . . . . . . . . Mrs. Virginia Bolin

Counselor

Presentation of Class ........... Dr. William Saling

Principal

Awarding of Diplomas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mr. Bill Ray

Board of Education Member

Recessional . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . High School Band

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ACHIEVEMENT OF 4.0 G.P.A. IN ALL COURSES, AND
ENROLLMENT IN 6 OR MORE UNITS FOR CREDIT.

SENIORS: JUNIORS: SOPHOMORES: FRESHMEN:

Jason Beltz Jamie Barber Kelly Armstrong Joseph Austin
Rachel Brown Ryan Davies Jessica Bell Derek Black
Jeremy Brownfield Bethany Hawley Stephanie Canon Justin Boulware
Darcy Condren Dustin Horinek Luke Charlton Brett Crane
Katrina Farrow Heather LsShell Travis Elliott Tracy Crawford
Amanda Jackson Gus Marsala Chris Goins Rachel Harrison
Darren Jasper Elizabeth Ruth Travis Horinek Tanya Horinek
Joe Johnson Michael Showers June Kubla Sean Jackson
Becky Ray Jason Stanley Jamie Lowry Andy Lewis
Randyn Saner Erica White Gene Moyle Mary Oglesbee
Brad Shockley George Smith Rachel Shoemaker
Reggie Turner Lauren Stroup Dustin Steiro
Loren Wilson Rachel White Sean Viets
Elizabeth Whitmore Kim White

BISON HONOR ROLL:

ACHIEVEMENT OF 3.67 G.P.A. OR HIGHER, AND BE
ENROLLED IN 6 OR MORE UNITS FOR CREDIT.

SENIORS:
Jeff Abercrombie WendyAnn Fields Lee Roy Perkins
Adrienne Boulware Josh Ford Stacy Portis
Rachel Bower Greg Fox Shawna Poynter
Steve Brinkman Daniel Herrera Brad Prater
Amanda Campbell Trisha Lambeth Amanda Ross
Stacy Canon Holly Loyd Brian Shewmaker
Leon Caselman Lori Maddux Amanda Strickland
Heather Chambers Kristy Mathews Brian Welch
Meranda Cummings Aaron Mathews
Jenny Davenport Brad Nyberg
Brandon Duff Rachel Pare

8
116 Honor Roll
 Angela Zanzie
JUNIORS: Brandi Elwood
Michelle Acreback Erin Enlund
Jade Enokido FRESHMEN:
Heather Arndt
Courtney Fisk Paul Barber
Misty Bain
Greg Hardison Amber Bennett
Phillip Beebe
Chris Hatten Jared Campbell
Todd Black
Koi Henderson Sarah Chapman
Travis Doty
Chad Hendrickson Kari Cooper
Christie Drown
Justin Hopkins Breanna Cummings
Samantha Ferguson
Grady Johnson Emily Elliott
Jennifer Fletcher
Michael Kelly Amy Forrester
Matt Hale
Alicia Klapp Tabitha Bray
Heather Hodges
Suzy Luke Joey Green
Tim Jasper
Kerry Mathews Cassie Greenwood
Elijah Jump
Keri McDaniel Jamie Hughes
Jenny Kuhns
Lacey McGuire David Kelly
Janice Lawson
Gabriel McMillan Alicia Kerr
David McClain
Ben Oliver Brandon Mankey
Josh Phillips
Elizabeth O'Donnell Chris Peters
Brent Pinkley
Carre Parrish LaDonna Polston
Angel Pistoia
Andy Perkins Eric Redd
Rhonda Place
Krystal Rambo Richard Rose
Audrey Riddle
Faith Rawlings Josh Schwanke
Cynthia Sanderson
Amanda Redd Jeanette Sergent
Rebecca Skinner
Jacqueline Rice Jesssica Sergent
Kim Smitherman
Michelle Schultz Racheal Smith
Wayne Sperko
Michael Sherman Nathan Stamburski
Josh Still
Amy Sinclair Joseph Still
Matt Stokes
Hannah West Amber Throckmorton
Anna Viets
Miranda Willis Shiloh Weaver
Rachel Woodburn
Joanna Young
SOPHOMORES:
Jennifer Beltz

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Cherakee Brake
Nathan Brownfield R· E
Samantha Cherry
Tessa Coltrin
Wendy Cornwell
Joe Cartwright
Jana Duff
Michelle Dugas
Jeff Elam

Honor Roll 117

 0 ead
HONOR ROLL:
ACHIEVEMENT OF 3.00 G.P.A. OR HIGHER
ENROLLED IN 6 OR MORE UNITS FOR CREDIT
NO GRADES LOWER THAN A C-.

Seniors Juniors

Dusty Armstrong Jaime Allen Danielle Rodelander

Victor Ash Jamie Allen Kyle Schadeck
Adam Batt Amber Barton Buck Shockley
Joy Brito Steven Bliss Andrea Strickland
Amanda Carver Steven Brown Rodney Taylor
Elisa Cline Tamara Carter Eric Testerman
Christy Dotson Derek Clark Michelle Turner
Eli Drake Leslie Cline Marvin VanNostrand
Tara Englehardt Josh Cline Janette Wakefield
Casey Felin Jessyca Compton Amanda White
Carrie Garner Shawn Daniels Racheal Williams
Thomas Hall Melissa Fuller Leslie Wilson
Chantel Hatfield Randee Gilpin
Beth Hatten Seth Greenwood
Glenda Haueter Paul Hill
Melissa Hickman Roberta Holley
Jon Hicks Lisa Holloway
Kenneth Horelka Jared Holt
Aaron Johnson Michelle Killeen
Matt Kramer Nathan Klapp
Matt Lindsey Jeff Maples
Jeremy McMillian Erica McCoy
Barry Monday Zach McElroy
Josh Murphy Jill McNabb
Kristin Ownby John Nyberg
Clayton Pierce Angela Oliver
Billy Spears Michael Penick
Kirk Stevenson Jeremy Pickens
Bill Turner Mark Reeves
Eddie Varner Rhonda Rice
Aaron Wilson

118 Honor Roll

Sophomores Mitchell Paro Matthew Herrera
Amanda Payne Annie Hill
Corey Atteberry Tim Reeves Brandi Huntley
Jennifer Bankes Blake Riddle B.J. Payne
Brenna Beasley Jeffrey Roller Jess Kampe
Jennifer Berry Brad Stefka Will Kelb
Matthew Boggs Pepper Vanderpool Heidi Helb
Julie Brinkman Mechelle West Amber Litchfield
Ricky Chapman Douglas Maack
Luke Christian Freshman Vincent Mabary
Tim Coffman Jennifer Macella
Eric Cook Schelle Acreback Scott Massere
Michelle Corbin Seth Anderjaska Dana Mattson
Jamie Cowan Bryce Atteberry Matthew Maynard
Mark Crofut Melissa Barton Travis Owens
Amanda Dill Randall Bornman William Payne
Justin Donaldson Kirby Carter Lesie Payne
Michael Gardner Melissa Chadwick Randall Rash
Eric Garretson Mike Colagio Nickeia Reed
Kristen Hahn Constance Compton Nicki Sawyer
Jessica Hall Christy Cooper Amanda Siemer
Nicole Harrison Melanie Darnell Ricky Simmons
Jeanetta Hayes Brandan Davies Dustin Smith
Josh Herrera Robby DeMarr Ricky Viets
Kelly Hitchcock Travis Dill Frank Williams
Jesse Johnston Cassie Drown McKenzie William
Shawna Layton Kenneth Elliot
Wayne Lyon Tami Engelhardt
Roberta Mabary Christine Evans
Corey Marley Josh Farley
Michael Medina Tobias Frazier
Christine Miller Alicia Gandy
Maria Nevarez Richard Garrett
Richard Nevills Tresy Germany
Lee Ella Oglesbee Afton Graves
Mathew Pachmayr Austin Hamilton
Andrea Park James Henderson

Honor Roll 119

 "Do You Believe In Magic" ...
Layout by Stacy Canon

-
- -
-
Top: Prom King Matt
Lindsay and Queen
Christy Hammerbacher

- share the traditional

dance.
Left: Junior Heather
Hodges strikes a pose.

120 Prom
 Left: Best friends
Adrienne Boulware
and Brooke Skinner
take time away from
their dates to smile
for the camera.

Right: Seniors
Randyn Saner, Brad
Nyberg, Darrell
Miller, and Jeremy
Brownfield dance
the night away.

Prom 121
Layout by: Rachel Paro
BHS SPRING PLAY
The "BONE-CHILLING" cast.
MichelleDugas & Jeremy McMillan take
time out to hug after a hard days work.
122 Spring Play
ead
BONE-CHILLER
BY: MONK FERRIS
CAST-
Aaron Johnson - Jerry Delvin
Lelia Belt - Connie Travers
Brian Welch - Buzzy Burdett
Darcy Condren - Theodosia Travers
Jade Enokido - Flame Fondue
Michelle Dugas- Zitza Van Zok
Jeremy McMillan - Mauvins
David McClain - Adler Sheridan
Holly Loyd - Kissy Travers
Glenda Haueter- Eloise Ainsley
Jill McNabb - Pippi
Barbara Mcinvale- Lucretia
Matt Pachmayr - Dan Denton
Mrs. Mary Lou Beckner- Director
Kim Smitherman - Assistant Student Director
Grady Johnson- Stage Manager & Sound
Jeremy McMillan - Lighting
Samantha Haskett - Make-up
Shaun Zimmerman & Cast - Properties
Michelle Sarlitto & Cast - Publicity
Jeremy McMillan & Mrs. Beckner- Set Design
 Layout: Amanda
L-----------____. Jackson

The
Class
of
The Top Ten °/o 1998
Becky Ray
Jason Beltz
Kristy Mathews
Randyn Saner
Brad Nyberg
Darcy Condren
J.R. Perkins
Amanda Jackson
Jeremy McMillan Valedictorian Salutatorian
Brad Shockley Becky Ray Jason Beltz
Jeremy Brownfield
Daniel Herrera
Brian Shewmaker
Senior Honors 123
 One group of guys that will never be forgotten.

Randyn Saner, Jeremy Brownfield, and Brian Brook Davies, Lori Maddux, Kerrie Fielder,
Shewmaker waiting for baccalaureate to start. and Heather Chambers, friends till the end.
124 Baccalaureate
 ~98

The Class of '98 line

up while waiting for
baccalaureate to start.

Seniors enter the fieldhouse for the beginning of baccalaureate.

Graduation 125
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Route 2, Box 802
Buffalo, Mo. 65622
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(417) 345-8019 or 345-4744
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THE MUFFLER SHOP

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Phone 417-345-7113

MON-FRI 8:00-4:30 Brad Jennings

SAT 8:00-12:00 345-6187
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345-6770
SUPERIOR
Buffalo Ve • ary Clinic GEARBOX
Rusty · e, D.V.M.
24 HOUR EM~RGeNCY SERVICE
COMPANY
CLINIC TELEPHONE S. HWY. 65
P.O. BOX 1580
345-7231 BUFFALO, MO 65622 906 . MAPLE
BUFFALO, MO.
PHONE: 345-5945

IVAN J. ARNOLD
• BISON President CONGRATULATIONS

'9cAMPERS ·~ CLASS OF 1998

R.V. SALES & SERVICE ~~
FROM ALL EMPLOYEES OF
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Hwy. 65, P.O. Box 795, Buffalo, MO 65622 (417) 345-2325

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things others can't.
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MADDUX REALTV
Ed Maddux Broker I Owner
Highway 65 South
Buffalo, MO
Buffalo, Missouri 65622
65622
Business 417-345-2274

LISA C. HENDERSON
Anomey at Law Phone 345-8232 South Highway 65

Phone/Fax
T 303 South MaP'e
P.O. Box 1141
Buffalo. MO 65822
(417) 345-6713

Ads 127
 Kay Courtyard
Hip Pocket Pizza Parlor
Buffalo, MO :~ :~ :~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~
Visit us at our new location
on South Highway 65.
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345-8649 345-6229
Marty ~gan-1(aren Jtlforc£
Purveyors of fine country and Victorian
collectables,antiques,and heartwarming keepsakes
SERVING UNFORGETTABLE PIZZA South Highway 65 - Buffalo, MO 65622
SINCE 1976 (417) 345-5459

Internet Service Providers

Check Out Our Computer Lab
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•· Phone: 345-881 0 Fax: 345-41 66 Birthday Parties Weekly Child Care

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Owner Director of Technical Director Pam Kay, Director 345-8479
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417-345-7457 417-345-6273

South Highway 65
Phone: 345-7431
Open: 6:30 a.m.-1 0:00 p.m.
Monday-Thursday
6:30 a.m.-11 :00 p.m. HUARIC NE BAY CARWASH
Friday & Saturday 417·345..8007
12:00 p.m.-1 0:00 p.m. A DlRIY CAR 1S A DlRT'l SHAMS
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 BEST WISHES
Circuit Clerk & Recorder
Brenda & leroy Young
JANICE HICKS
212 South A\apl~ Pool
•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Buffalo, Mo 65622 &
Janice Hicks & staff
(41n 34s-9oo4 Snooker
Susan Potter-Barbara Aouth-Stacy Satterfield

OFFICE 417-345-2272 Ru Week

DUGAS CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC

DR. CHRISTOPHER DUGAS

"For Fast Pain Relief"
Come visit our new location
P.O. Box 709 701 N. Maple Buffalo, MO 65622 Skyla Week
Music Les on -Supplie -Repair-Sound
Equipment Rental-Mobile DJ
Service-Piano Tuning
206 W . Main Buffalo, MO.
(417) 345-4140

BUFFALO P.T.A.

AMERICAN FAMILY
INSURANCE
AUTO HOME BUSINESS HEALTH LIFE ®

Go Bison
EDUCRTIN6 EVERYONE
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LEOTA'S PRRENTS
TERCHERS
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We specialize in 710 W. Hooker Dr.

BE A PART OF IT•••
caring for the Phone 345-7026 THE PTA!
ones you love.
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 BUFFALO FAMILY HEALTH CARE
RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL
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ORA HOSTETLER CONSTRUCTION

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t 19 N. Ash St.
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HEALTH SY TIM
P.O. Box 154
Bufblo, MO 65622
RT. 2, BOX 450B (417) 345-5119 t\1;1/' -/0(- /f,~it<ll in Lilt! US 417/345-2211
BUFFALO, MO 65622 (FAX) 345-5657

RES. TELEPHONE
345-6770
CORNER DRUG STORE
Buffalo Ve ' ary Clinic
Convenient Drive-up
Rusty ai , D.V.M. Window HWY 32
Buffalo, MO
24HOUREMERG NCYSERV~E

CLINIC TELEPHONE S. HWY. 65

345-7231 BUFFALO, MO 65622 HOURS: MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8:30-5:30
SATURDAY 9:00-1:00
Telephone 345-6500 After Hours 345-8705

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Behind Buffalo Dairy Queen

Phone 345-5374
Slow smoked with Hickory

KBFL 99.9FM

Mr. Halleran hard at work.

P.O. Box 1385
61 0-A South Locust
Buffalo, Mo 65622
417-345-2412

130 Ads
 Kelly Trygg, M.D.
nternal Medicine

Marcy Martinez, MS, RN, CS, G P

urse Practitioner
'Daffa.s County Community Meaicaf Center
Each member of your family i different.
And that mean each one of them ha
201 South Ash different health care need . That' why the
Dalla County Medical Center i de igned
Buffalo, Missouri to provide your entire family with acce to
(417) 345-6100 a full array of health care ervice .

Citizens Memorial Home Health, Hospice, Homemaker Plus and

Home Medical Equipment services are also available at this location.

Colonial Springs
Healthcare Center
... i a 120-bed facility which offer lcilled nur ing,
rehabilitation therapie , a full activitie program, as well a
outpatient rehabilitation ervice including phy ical, COLONIAL SPRINGS
occupational, and peech therapie and audiology. Healthcare Center
Colonial Spring ha an expan ive li t of re ident and
family ervice including ocial ervice , daily activitie ,
beauty and barber ervice . Colonial Spring i 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. I. 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 r cour e where other have not travelled.
1500 . Oakland C.M.H. (Citizen Memorial Ho pi tal)
Bolivar, Mi ouri 65613 n. 1. Till< Pioneer in Mis ouri health care. 2. One of the top ten mall or rural
(417) 326-6000 ho pi tal in the United State (according to an independent national urvey).

Ads 131
 HUBERTS MOTOR CO.

Jim Hamilton
CARL & MATT WILLIAMS Publisher
FORD* DODGE* CHRYSLER* PLYMOUTH * JEE

Highway 65
Ph. 417-345-2224 114 E. Lincoln
(417) 993-5511
Urbana, MO 65767 Home {417) 993-4348
Fax 417-2235 P.O. Box 770
1-800-862-8186 Buffalo, MO 65622

10-channe l~ Great Southern Bank

7'*"" Color TVs & VCRs • 9Sherwood• St8reos Member FDIC 1}:)
BIW.tCUN
LENDER
(417) 345-6111 -Fax (417) 345-6113
The $199 West side of Square - Buffalo, MO
417-345-2351 919 W. Dallas - Buffalo, MO 65622
Dish Larry Davison , owner

THE BREAKFAST NOOK

"Breakfast Is Our Speciality"
Open 6 am - 2 pm Mon. - Sat.
7 am - 2 pm Sun.
Closed Thurs.
903 West Dallas Buffalo, MO
345-8168

406 W. Dallas
Buffalo, MO
Lois Maddux- Owner 345-6747

Seniors '98 congratulations from all of us.

Kathy Foresee - Manager Sophomores Amy Dunham and Courtney Fisk take
time out to pose for the camara.

132 Ads
 SHuna Life - Disability - Home
INSURANCE Auto - Farm - Business
COMPANIES
•
MARK STEPHENS
BOB LYON
AGENT
WOODS SHOPPING CENTER Mark Stephens, MaJter Photographer
POST OFFICE BOX 439
BUFFALO, MO 65622 211 W. Broadway Ph . 417-326-4315
BUS. : (417) 345-2608 Bolivar, MO 65613 Fax 417-326-4316
RES . : (417) 345-8987

CLASS RINGS-GRADUATION

} OSTENS ANNOUNCEMENTS-CAP AND

GOWNS-DIPLOMAS-AWARDS·
CHAMPIONSHIP RINGS

SCHOLASTIC DIVISION
DOUG ELLIS
P.O. BOX 4915
(417) 882-2048 SPR INGFIELD, MO 65808

Aaron thanks for being our Son & Brother.

GOB/SON You have made life very interesting.
Mom, Dad, Leslie, and John

AU. YOUR CAR NEEDS Hwy 32 & 73

Oil • lube • Cooper Tires
Buffalo, MO
1¥!lrl!:&
FASTLUBE, LC.
Slale~
Mechanic • transmission
AJr Conditioning
Pizza Phone:
414 Dallas • Buffalo, WO 65622 345-2210
417-3 44

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

PsA.·. ~be:rB --1+~

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"Serving Dallas County for over 46 years!"

Kenneth Nyberg, R.Ph. - Dwight Nyberg, R.Ph.

Phone: 417-345-2321
Woods Shopping Center
65 & 32 Junction, Buffalo, Missouri

1:: : 1-Hop~ PH:oro: : I Sophomore Josh Wisely goofing off between classes.

Ads 133
 After all, what is education but a process by
which a person begins to learn how to learn?"
---Peter Ustinov - - -

~~~~~ You're learning and preparing

for the future, and you've got
the Bank of Urbana to help you.

Banko
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Highway 65 South
Buffalo, Mi ouri 65622
417-345-4242

Our Personal Service Makes The Difference.

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Urllana, mo 417-345-7928

993-4741

•••
TOTAL
KIM'S TOTAL Adam,

•••• CONVENIENCE STORE

You are the young
man in my life, who
has always looked
after your mother.
417-345-7507 Son, /love you.
Hwy 65 and Main St. Mom
Buffalo, MO

J/otvers
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P.O. BCJx 162 Buffalo MO o5o22

417-'345 ·8900

fM'l "I Luv Your Smile!"

~ ED G. PYATI, D.D.S.

904 S. Ash P.O. Box 707

Buffalo, MO 65622

Keri McDaniel and teven Bli pend orne "quality time" together
Bus. 345-2793 Home 345-6310
before school!

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Buff lo Fitncs enter

Famtly Owned and Op rated
LANE'S AUTO REPAIR
610 S Locust St P.O. Box 1093
P.O Bo 637 Mon Fn 7 a m 9 p.m Buffalo, MO 65622
Buff lo, MO 65622 Sat- am 3pm
417-345-6725

TELEPHONE
(417 ) 345 7415

DAVIES

DAVID H. PAUL, D.D.S.

CHEVROLET-PONTIAC
PHONE 345-2512
South Side of the Square
Buffalo, Missouri 65622
OFFICE HOURS P 0 BOX 1005
BY APPOINTMENT BUFFALO MO 65622 "YOUR DEPENDABLE CHEVY DFALER SINCE 1932"

SUPERIOR BUFFALO EYE CUNIC

GEARBOX KRAMER & NEWCOMB, O.D., P.C.

David L. Kramer, 0 .0 ., F.A.A.O .

COMPANY Rex A. Newcomb, 0 .0 .

112 West Commercial Street
PO Box 80
Buffalo. MO 65622
P.O. BOX 1580 Telephone· (417) 345·290 1
Fax (417) 345 2904
906 . MAPLE
BUFFALO, MO.
PHONE: 345-5945

Jeanie's Hair Fashion

CONGRATULATIONS

CLASS OF 1998
Jeanie Barnes, operator
FROM ALL EMPLOYEES OF and Owner
SUPERIOR GEARBOX COMPANY
Alway's a friendly atmosphere.
115 N. Maple Buffalo, MO 345-7632
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Qtantlon GROUND SOUR E SY TEMS I C.
•cOMMERCIAL •
FUNERAL HOME (417) 345-6751 Office
(417) 345-6477 Fax

FREE
ESTIMATES
OIRECTORS : BUFFALO . MO 85822
• JERRY T . CANTLON 417 /34!1-2211
• MARLENE CANTLON
• 5 . ER I C OTTERNESS UHBANA. MO 8!5?8? P.O. Box 1490, Hwy 73 & DO. Buffalo. Mo 65622
• NEAL OGLESBEE 417 / 993· 5133

BENNETT TAX
BILL CHAPMAN ACCOUNTING SERVICE
HARDWARE JOY K. BE ETT, OW ER
417-345-7765
BUFFALO MISSOURI
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WE'RE THE "TAX TEAM"
THAT' HERE ALL YEAR TO ERVE YO

Q ARTERLYTAXES
Congratulations to the MO THL Y BOOKKEEP! G
TAX ACCO T ET UP
Cla s of 1998 RT.5 BOX 5250 BUFFALO

Full-Service
Bank
Jet Hwy 65&32
345-2213

The Choice for South Central Missouri

Robb Herren, Commercial Loan Officer

Penny toner, Branch Manager

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LENDER
Member FDIC

Ads 137
 THE TOTAL LOOK BARBARA J. VIETS
ATIORNEY AT LAW

DIVORCE AND FAMILY LAW

413 S. MAPLE, BUFFALO 119 E. Main street, 417/345-5644

P.O. Box 20 FAX: 417/345-5561
345-2057 Buffalo, Missouri 65622

ELAINE ANDERSON

VERNON VIETS (417) 345-2233

A. MONTY VIETS BECKY BRADLEY-SCHOFIELD
BAETVIETS
F. MAR UN VIETS

Dallas County Treasurer

303 NORTH MAPLE P.O. Box 605 Area Code (417)

P.O. BOX620
BUFFALO , MISSOURI 65622
Buffalo, Missoun 65622 345-2020

PAM LOUDERBAUGH BEST WISHES

Dallas County Assessor,
Dallas County Clerk
Jo Mcintire,
REGISTER AND VOTE Carol Baker, Linda Dibben,
Kern Lewis, Linda Blecker,
Your vote today may preserve tomorrow. and Lillian Crawford.

GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1998!

FAMILY DININC
HOURS: 6:30 a.m.-8:30 p.m.
Closed Wednesday
Closing at 4 p.m. on SUnday

In the eyes of Matt Stokes, we are all first place.

Ads 138
 Auto - Homeowners - Farm - Commercial - Life - Health

• Tracy-Lane
Carl's Package

I f/ lns~~~~~~p~~~~cy Buffalo, MO 65622

Gas, food, and drink
South Hwy 65, Buffalo, MO
Dale Lane and Bus {417) 345-7214
Linda (Katie) Lane
agents
Res. (417) 345-7290
FAX (417) 345-6937
345-2151

Buffalo, MO

South H/ghwsy 65 Phone: 345·7712

KEVIN SHARPE, OWNER

,.-- -.

~ Buffalo Feeds
Northwest Comer of Wood's Supermarket Lot
Rt. 1, Box 359, Buffalo, MO 65622
PHONE (417) 345-7935
Cash & Carry

Extruded Soybeans Custom Grinding

Rt. 1 Box 359 Rodney Kropf

Buffalo, MO 65622 417-345-7935
 ~bliMRiWI THE WALLPAPER PLACE
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 1. Calista Flockhart walked away with
a Golden Glob award for her
performance in the most talked about
"tJ how of the ea on, All_v McBeal.
c 2. Chri Rock stayed bu. y in 1997 with
res hi new ~how on HBO- The Chris Rock
c Tommy Lee Jone , wa one of the most
Show, hi album Roll with the ew,
·-0 tage performance , and hi book, Rock
·-"'::a This! 3. Jerry einfeld announced that
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hi~ show, televi ion's most p pular
comedy, will end on May 14, 199 . Fan
aero the country and co- tar Michael
Richards, Ja on Alexander, and Julia
Louis-Or yfus pr pared for life without
einfe/d. 4. Julia Robert had a big year
in 1997 with Conspiracy Theory and M_v
Best Friend's Wedding. 5. The Lost
World, the equel to Jurassic Park, wa
a ummer blockbu. ter gro ing an
estimated 229 million. 6. AB won
viewers' heart with Dharma & Greg, a
sitcom about an uptight yuppie and a
happy-go-lucky yoga in. tructor.
7. Kirstie Alley returned to prime time a
a lingeri executive in one of the most
~ucce ful new itcom of the sea on,
Veronica 's Closet. 8. The true-to-life
drama Party of Five, tarring eve
ampbell, Matthew Fox, cott Wolf,
Lacey Chabert, and Jennifer Love
Hewitt, attracted millions of new
devotees and increa. ed it · rating by
\\ am~r Brothers/Sh<xllang Star
29%. 9. Michael J. Fox al o returned to
prime time in Spin City. He won a
Golden Globe for hi role as the Deputy
Mayor of ew York City. 10. "They
work in :ecr t and dre sin black." Men
in Black, tarring Will Smith and
ucces ful film of the , ummer. The
movie's combination of awesome
special effects and humor drew p ople
to the b x office.ll. Canadian director
James Cameron" unk" 200 million
dollar into the film Titanic. The film
won Golden Globes for Best Director
and B st Picture and captured 14
Academy ward nominations. In
addition to earning award and
nominations, it became the top money
making film in history. 12. hildhood
friend Ben Affleck and Matt Damon
cowrote the screenplay for Good Will
Hunting. Their effort were recognized
with a Golden Globe for Best
Screenplay and nine Academy Award
nominations. 13. ince the animated
h w King of the Hill debuted in
January of 1997, it has consi ·tently been
one of television's top 30 hows. Fox's
other animated hit, The impsons
became the longest running animated
, how in television hi tory, . urpa sing
the record previously held by The
Flintstones. • Air Force One, with
Harrison Ford, was a . ummer hit
earning 171 million. Ford also won a earned each of them a Golden Globe.
People's Choice Award. • Ellen The film wa. al ·o nominated for be t What were your favorite
Degeneres' character in her itcom Ellen picture at the Acad my Awards. • Talk television
became the first openly gay series lead in show host Oprah Winfrey was sued by shows and
television. • creenwriter Kevin Texas cattle ranchers, who aid that her movies?
Williamson brought horror back to the comments que tioning beef safety co t
movies with cream, its equel Scream 2 them million . The jury found Winfrey
and I Know What You Did Last Summer. not liable. • Kim Basinger tarred in the
• Disney\ tag version of The Lion '50s Los Angele crime thriller, L.A
King was one of Broadway's biggest hits. Confidential. The movie was nominated
• Talk-show host Ricki Lake gave birth to for nine Academy Awards. • Other
her first child, a on. • Helen Hunt and popular television shows were ER. The
Jack icholson starred in the romantic X-Files, Touched hy an Angel, Dawson's
c medy As Good A It Gets, which Creek, The Drew Care_v how, Frasier,
Xena, Brooklyn
outh, Just
hoot Me.
Chicago Hope.
Sahrina the
Teenage Witch,
and Buffy the
"tD
Vampire Slayer.
• Brandon -c
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Tartikoff died
at 48 of Cit
Hodgkin'
Di ease. He
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wa th B executive re p nsible for ::s
shows like Hill Street Blues , Cheers, Q.
The Co hy how, L.A. Law, and Seinfeld.
• Throughout hi acting career, Jimmy
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Stewart tarred in 79 film including
The Philadelphia Story, Hitchcock'. -·
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Vertigo, and Rear Window. Howe er, hi ·
mo t m morable p rformance wa in the
Chri tma cia ic, It's a WondeJful Life.
tewart died at 89. • We also paidfinal
re peel to actor Chri. Farle). explorer
and filmmaker Jacque Cou teau, new
commentator Charle Kuralt, actor
Robert Mitchum, comedian Red
kelton, and actor Lloyd Bridges.

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1. t the tender age of 16, blue, guitarist
and . inger lonny Lang to k hi . debut
song, Lie to Me, to number two on the
blu ,· chart. 2. Producer, remixer, and
rap artist ean "Puffy" Comb 'album
o Way Out old 56 l ,000 copies in the
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fir t week after it relea e. Six
con ecutive ong that were either
E produced r ung by Comb, remained at
th top of Billboard's rap sing! :chart
for 42 week . 3. At the 40th Grammy
award , Shawn Colvin walked away
with Record of the Year and Song of the
Year for Sunny Came Home. 4. Erykah
Badu won a Grammy for Female
Rhythm and Blue Vocal performance
with her . ong On and On. Her album
Badui:m won a Grammy for Rhythm
and Blue lbum. 5. The Florida-ba ·ed
group Matchbox 20' debut album,
Yourself or Someone Like You, sold
more than four million copie . .
6. ]amiroquai, known for its unique
ound and lead inger Jay Kay', Sue -
inspired hats, won a Grammy for its
ong Virtuallnsanit_v. 7. Fiona Apple's
debut album Tidal brought the 20-year
old arti t great ucce s and a Grammy.
8. Garth Brooks gave a free concert in
ew York ity's Central Park and drew
hundreds of thou and of fan . His
album Sevens . old 3.4 million copie
between Thank giving and ew Year .
9. Fleetwood Mac released it. first new
album, The Dance, in a decade. The
album debuted at the top of the chart
and the band gro. sed more than 36
million on tour. The group was also
inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of
Fame along with th Eagles, the Mamas
3
and the Papas, Santana, Llo_v d Price,
Gene Vincent, Allen Toussaint, and Jell_v
Roll Morton. 10. From America's
heartland came Hanson , three brother
from Tul a, Oklahoma. With I aac, 16,
on guitar, Taylor, 13, on keyboards and
Zachary, 11, on drum , the group
received an enthusiastic reception from
teen . Their fir t album, Middle of
owhere, hit the t p 10, and the single
MMMBop went to number one in the
.S. and Europe. ll. LeAnn Rimes'
Blue wa the best-selling debut album
ever by a female country arti t. While
the double-platinum You Light Up My
Life topped the pop and country charts,
the 15-year old wa. busy writing an
autobiographical novel, tarring in a TV
movie, and doing ad for Sam ung and
KFC. 12. The British quintet, The Spice
Girls, took the world by storm with their
hit single Wannahe!, their b ok Girl
Power, and th movie Spiceworld.
13. Jakob Dylan and the Wallflowers
had huge hits with the album Bringing
Down the Horse and the ingle One
Headlight. • Jakob's father, Bob Dylan,
survived a , eriou heart ailment to
rei a e Time Out of Mind. The album
was widely prai ed by critics and
Sunn) Bak/Shooung Star
received a Grammy for Album of th
Year. • Elton John sang g odbye to
Prince . Diana at her funeral with his
tribute Candle in the Wind 1997. The
recording b came the fa te t elling
single in history. The inger aid that he
would never perform the ·ong again,
unle s it wa at the reque t of Diana'
sons. • Michael Jack on' son, Prince
Michael Jack on, Jr. wa · born and ha
already earned 2 million for appearing
on th cover of a Briti h tabloid.
• Canadian mu ic legend Joni Mitchell
was reunited with the daughter he gave
up for adoption in 1965. After a lengthy
earch, private investigator helped the
pair find one anoth r. • Canadian Sarah
McLachlan had a hit ingle, Building a
Mystery, but h r bigge t accompli hment
wa putting together the Lilith Fair
Tour. Lilith Fair wa an all female rock
tour that included arti t Sheryl Crow,
the ardigans, Fi na Apple, Jewel,
Tracy hapman, hawn Colvin, Mary Who were your favorite
Chapin Carpenter, Indigo Girl , uzann musicians?
Vega, Paula Cole, Li a Lo b, and Joan
Osborne. The tour was so popular it
up taged even the hippe t of tours like
Lollapalooza and H.O.R.D.E. • Bill
Berry, drummer for REM, retir d after
17 years with the band. Berry suffered a
brain aneurysm while on tour in 1995.
• Rap arti t and actor Will Smith took
home hi third Grammy for Men in
Black. • While on tour in ydney,
Au ·tralia, U2 loaned it cargo plane to
the people of uckland, ew Zealand.
The city had been without power for
almo t two weeks and needed
generator . The use of 2' plane
allowed needed generator · to be flown
in to re tore power to million of people.
• The Verve' album Urhan Hymns
jump d 34 . pot on the chart after the 3
c
en
ong Bitter weet ymphony was u ed in
a 60-second ike ad. The band d nat d -·
"'
it profit to the Briti h Red Cross Land
Mine Appeal and the .C.H. Action for
Children "Hou e our Youth 2000"
campaign. • While the movie Titanic
dominated the b office, it oundtra k
dominated the mu . ic chart a well.
• Celine Dion performed on the Titanic
oundtrack and had a hit of her own
with Let's Talk Ahout Lo\'e. • Madonna's
album Ray of Light was" imm rsed in
spirituality and self-disco ry." • Other
popular mu icians included Paula Col ,
Duncan Sheik, Verve Pipe, Shania
Twain, Beck, Oa. i , Sugar Ray, Tri ha
~ arwood, Mighty Mighty Bo st ne ,
OM , Tim M Graw, Faith
Hill. Chumbawamba,
Everclear, Ben Fold Five,
Sublime, Lila McCann, Ty
Herndon. Bryan White,
Jars of Cla), George Strait,
Sa e Ferris, bra Moor ,
and Radiohead. • The
music industry lo t I X
singer Michael Hutchence,
rap arti t otorious B.I.G.
(Christopher Wallace),
·inger, , ongwriter, and
en ironm ntali t John
Denver, and Beach Boy
Carl Wil on.
 1. After a long standoff with Amaru
gu rrillas, Peru's President Alberto
Fujimori ga e th order to Peruvian
forces to ·torm the em bas. y re idence
wher 72 ho tage. were being held. II
of the guerrillas were killed and 71 f the
hostages were r scu d. 2. Louise
Woodward, a 19-year old British au pair,
wa convicted of murdering an eight
month old baby in her care. Howe er,
iting an absence of malice, th judge
reduced the second-degree murd r
con iction to mamlaughter and her
ent nee to time s rv d. 3. Former
pre ident George Bush took up
. kydiving at the age of 72. He had
jumped from a disabled plane in World
War II and had vow d that one day he
would do it again for fun. 4. Etienne
Bacrot, 14, tarted playing che when he
wa four. He bee am the world's younge t
hes. grandma ter ever, beating Canadian
grandmast r Kevin praggett, 42.
5. Mother Teresa died at the age of 87,
1 aving behind a legacy of love and
compassion for the poor. She al o left
behind more than 4,000 nun pledged to
continue the order she founded. 6. In
pril, h a y spring snows rais d th Red
River in Grand Forks, orth Dakota
flooding the town, cau ing 50,000
re ident to evacuate and de. troying
homes and cars in its path. 7. Special
Prosecutor Kenneth Starr began
investigating the Clintons for their
involvement in the Whitewater land
de elopment company in Arkansas.
Later, tarr became the key prosecutor in
President Clinton's alleged relationship
with a f01mer White H use intern. tarr
wa. investigating whether the Pr sident
had co reed MonicaL win ky into lying
ab ut the nature of their relationship.
Even as accusations rocked the White
House, the president's appro al ratings
were his highest ever. 8. The Heaven'
Gate Cult committed . uicide with the
b lief that their souls would be picked up
by a space hip hidden in the tail of the
Hale-Bopp com t. ult leader Marshall
Applewhite was among the 39 d ad.
9. The men' religiou group, Promise
Keepers, brought hundreds of thousands
of men together in Wa. hington D. . to
pledge their devotion to Je us, family and
on an ther. 10. t Ohio tate niver ity,
Secretary of State Madeleine Albright
tried to make a case for .S. military
action again t Iraq. During the meeting,
!bright was continuall y interrupted by
prote ts from the audi nee. 11. When the
Teamster's union went on strike at United
Parcel ervice, the nation' leading
package-delivery company, millions of
package were delayed or lost. Labor
ecretary Alexis Herman kept PS and
the Teamsters at the bargaining table and
the strike ended after two week . 12. Bill
and Hillary Clinton faced an empty nest
as daughter Chelsea went away to
college at tanford. Mrs. linton also
marked another milestone by celebrating
her 50th birthday. 13. Bobbi McCaughey,
from Carlisle, Iowa, gav birth to
septuplets. Th babie ranged in ize
from 2lb ., 5
oz to 3 lbs., 4
oz. It i ·
e timated the
McCaughey's
will change
m re than
15,000
diaper thi
year. o The
diet drugsfen-phen and Redux were
removed from the market after the Food
and Drug Admini tration di ·covered the
medications caused erious heart
problems. o Ted Turner donated I
billion to the nited ations, while
encouraging others to contribute to
charitable cau es. Financier George
Soro pledged 500 million to Ru ia for
health, education, and welfare while Bill
Gate pledged 200 million to bring the
Internet to low-inc me libraries.
o Earthquakes in Italy left II people
dead and thou and homele · . o ICEF
e timated that 80,000 children were
SouJJ.I<.iamma Lia1~nn
·tarving in the North Korean famine.
o Captain Craig Button' · A-10 plane
What was the most
my teriously di appeared after he
significant
uddenly broke a three-plane formation
event to you?
over Arizona and headed toward
Colorado. The jet wa found era. hed near
Eagle, Colorado with Button' remain
inside. The four 500-pound bombs that
were on th jet ha e not b en recovered.
o First Lieutenant Kelly Flinn, the fir t
woman to pilot a B-52, wa given a
general discharge from the ir Force for
lack of integrity and disobedience to
orders. Her car er ended over an alleged
affair with the husband of an Air Force
airman. o Timothy McVeigh wa
convicted of the Oklahoma City bombing
and entenced to d ath. o Terry Nichol , Top 10 Most Significant
al o arre ·ted forth pril 19, 1995 Events for 1997:
b mbing wa · convicted of con piracy and 1. Princess Diana's death
man laughter. He wa acquitted of murder 2. Mother Teresa's death
3. Hale-Bopp Comet
and weapon charge . o Ted Kaczynski
4. Mars exploration
pled guilty to being the nabomber in 5. Hong Kong reverting
to Chinese control
6. El Niiio
7. Flood in North Dakota
8. The victory of
Britain's Labour party
9. The birth of
septuplets in Iowa
10. UPS strike
e change ~ r a sentenc of life in pri. on
without parol . Kaczyn ki aged a 17-
year anti-t chnology b mbing campaign
that included a tring of 16 bombings.
Three people were killed and 29 injured.
 6. Congre man Sonny Bono died in a
kiing accident. Before turning to
politics, Bono achieved fame a a
ongwriter, entertainer, and half of the
duo Sonny and Cher. • A bomb in an
abortion clinic in Birmingham, Alabama
left an off-duty police officer dead and a
nur. e critically wounded. • The Peabody
Award for broadcasting excellence wa
awarded to author and joumali t Peter
Gzowski. Thi wa the fir t time a
Canadian had received the pre tigiou
American award for work in Canada.
• Susie Maroney of Au tralia became the
fir t woman to wim from Cuba to
Florida. It to k her 24 1/2hour to
complete the 112 mile tretch. • The
threat of war in the middle ea twa again
Gamma L1J 1'nn
a concern a addam Hu ein failed
to comply with . . weap ns
regulation . However, the
Security Council voted unanimou ly
to endor e a deal negotiated by
Secretary-General Kofi Annan that
provided U . . in pector
unre tricted acce to all weapon
ite. . • In We t Paducah, Kentucky,
Michael Carneal, a high chool
fre hman, opened fire on a group of
tudent gathered for a prayer
ervice at Heath High School. Three
girl wer killed and five other
tud nt wounded. • . . Marine
jet I iced through a cable car line at
an Italian ki re ort killing 20
people. • The .S. Department of
Agriculture recalled 25 million
pound of po ibl) tainted beef aft r
an outbreak of th E. Coli iru . • In
Pearl, Mi i ippi. Luke Woodham .
16, tab d hi mother t d ath and
then went to chool with a rifle and
opened fire. Woodham killed two of
hi cia mate and \\Ounded even
oth r . • We paid final re peel to
wri t r Wil liam . Burrough.,
Mal olm X's \\ido\\ Bett)
habazz. artist Willem De
Kooning, poet lien Ginsb rg.
mba ador t France Pamela
Harriman, Michael Kennedy, and
politician Paul T ngas.
 1. Martina Hingis captured the .S.
Op n t nnis tournament. Hingis had a
r markable year with are ord of 75-5.
he won three of the four Grand Slam
tournament and became the fir t player
to earn more than 3 million in a sea on.
2. Figure skater Scott Hamilton , 39, left
the tars on Ice tour in March of 1997 to
undergo chemotherapy forte ticular
ancer. But, on October 29, he returned
to th ice and a ch ering crowd. Hi
progn i i for a full rec ery. 3. In
college football, th niver ity of
Michigan and the Univer ity of
ebra ka hared the national
championship. Michigan' Charles
Wood on b came the first primarily
defen ive player to win the Hei man
Trophy. 4. Sport broadca ter, Harry
Caray voice of th hicago Cubs, died
at the age of 77. 5. fter several
attempt , two .S. women'
profe · ional ba ketball league were
finally unveiled in 1997- the BLand
theW BA. Sheryl Swoopes, 26, who
L d the 1996 Olympic team to a gold
medal, igned with theW BA'
Hou, ton Comets. 6. Violet Palmer and
Dee Kantner became the BA' fir t
female referees. In their rookie eason,
both will earn 0,000. 7. The Detroit
Laura Luongo/Shontmg Star
Red Wings defeated the Philadelphia
Flyer to win their eighth Stanley up.
8. In 1997, Jeff Gordon won LO races,
took home 4.2 million in prize money,
and captured his econd Winston Cup
hampionship m thre years. 9. At age
21, Tiger Woods outplayed his opponents
to win th Master with a record 13-
troke margin. Woods finished the 1997
s a on a the game' leading money
winner, taking home more than two
million dollar and was named PG
Player of the Year. Tiger' fath r, Earl
Wood , first put a golf club in his on's
hands wh n Tiger wa, only 11 months
old. JO. SuperB wl XXXII had
excit ment for fans of both teams right
down to the final econd . The AFC
Champion Denver Broncos, L d by
quarterba k John Elway, beat the FL's
Gr en Bay Packers, 31-24. Elway finall;
won hi first Super Bowl ring after
everal losses. 11. In the World Series,
Moise Alou led the Florida Marlins to
victory over the Cleveland Indians with
three hom r and nine RBis. Only in
their fifth year, the Marlins reached the
World Serie fa. ter than any e pansion
team in history. 12. In Mike Tyson \ and
Evander Holyfield' s boxing rematch,
Ty on bit ff a piece of Holyfield's right
Da"d lc Klutho/Spom lllu , tratcd

ear in the third round. Tyson was
disqualified, fined. and su p nded fr m
boxing in evada. 13. Michael Jordan
and the Chicago Bull defeated the Utah
Jazz to capture their fifth B title in
even years. • 0 car De La H oya
defeated Pernell Whitaker in a
unanimous decision and captured the
World Boxing Council Welterweight
Title. • Arizona de~ ated Kentucky 84-79
in the A tournament to win its first
national men\ basketball title. • tlanta
Brave pitcher Greg Maddux signed a
contract extension for 57.5 million
which made him the highe t-paid player
in ba. eball. • Major league ba. eball
I brated the 50th anniver. ary of Jackie
Robinson\ efforts to integrate baseball.
In Robinson's honor, his number "42"
was retired from all team rosters. • Pete
Sampras dominated at Wimbledon to
win it for the fourth time
in fi e year . • lso at
Wimbledon, three-time
champion Boris Becker
tunned the world by
announcing his retirement
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from tenni . • In her debut
at the U . . Open, 17-y ar
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old Venus Williams
sports personalities?
becam the first un, eeded
woman to advance to the
finals. • The Arthur Ashe
Stadium opened in
Flushing, ew York in
Augu t with a parade of
45 tennis champion
including Chris Evert and John McEnro
• Michael Joluzson ran the 400 m ter
rae in 44.12 seconds to win his third
consecutive world championship in track
and field. • fter 20 year of trying, Dale
Earnhardt won the Daytona 500.
lu ky penny wa given to him before the
race from a five year old girl permanently
confmed to a wheelchair. The Make-A-
Wish foundation granted her reque t to
see the Dayt na 500 and meet Earnhart.
• Jockey Gary Stevens, riding ilver
Charm, captur d his third Kentu ky
Derby. • We paid final respect to golf
legend Ben Hogan, baseball enter fi ld r
Ut1 Flood, and jock y Eddie rcaro.
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5. De pite injurie and the flu, Canadian
Elvis Stojko won th ilver medal in
men' figure kating. Ilia Kulik of
Rus ia won the gold medal, while
Phillippe Candeloro of France won the
bronze. 6. The U.S. women's hockey
team defeated Canada and won the gold
medal to capture the fir t Olympic
women' hockey title. Canada took
home the ilver and Finland the bronze.
The .S. team al o appeared on the
March Wheatie box. • The Czech
Republic captured it fir t hockey gold
medal when it defeated Ru ia 1-0. Th
bronze medal went to Finland.
• Canadians Catriona LeMay-Doan
and Susan Auch dominated women'
peed kating by winning the gold and
5 the ilver medal in the 500 meter race.
• Canada al o did well in the men'
peed kating. In th 500 meter
race, Jeremy Wother poon won
the ilver medal and Kevin
Overland took the bronze. • .S.
athlete won three gold medal in
free tyle kiing. Eric Bergou t
won gold in th men' aerial
while Nikki Stone took the gold in
women' aerial . Johnny Moseley
won gold in the men' mogul .
• After two day of competiti n
and four heat , Canada and Italy
tied for the gold medal in the
men's two-man bobsled
competition. Thi wa the fir t
time that two team hared th
gold medal in thi event. • In the
end, the United States brought
home 13 medals and Canada 15.
But, it wa Germany with a medal
count of 29 that topped the li t. ~.
orway wa not far behind with 25 a
medal , and Ru ia won 18. tD
Women accounted for eight of the 11111
13 U.S. medal . • Nagano's closing 2.
ceremony included a backdrop of \C
50,000 illuminated handheld 3
lantern and a thank you to the "0
n
world for allowing it to be the ho t Ut
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of the final Winter Olympic of the
20th century. The captain of the
.S. women' hockey team, Cammi
Granato, carried the American flag
at the ceremony.
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 1. Italian fa hi on de igner Gianni
Versace wa gunned down in front of hi
Miami home by alleged erial killer
Andrew Cunanan. Cunanan later took his
own life as police closed in after an
e ten ive manhunt. 2. Time magazine
. elected Andrew Grol•e, chairman and
EO of Intel, as it 1997 Man of the
Year. He wa the per. on mo t re pon ible
for the a tounding "growth in the power
and innovative potential of microchips."
3. In an effort to ave Apple, cofounder
Steve Job truck a deal with it number
one competitor, Micro oft. The
agreement gave Jobs some time tore. cue
the company, while the Micro oft
Chairman, Bill Gates, became part owner
of Apple after buying 150 million in
tock. 4. Tamagotclzi gave kid a taste of
re ponsibility. Much like the real thing,
the e virtual reality pets needed
e erything from attention, t t: d, to
sleep. Without thi care, the pet would
mi behave, get fat, or even expire.
7 5. Hot Wheels released its "miniature"
ver ·ion of the ojoum r Mars Rover,
complete with Pathfinder pacecraft and
lander. Kid and toy collector ·ent sale
oaring. 6. With increa ed reading
awarene on t levi ion due in large part
to Oprah Winfrey' b k club, and the
rise of e pre o-serving book tore ,
American exp rienced a kind of reading
renaissance. 7. People magazine rei a ed
its fir tissue of Teen People , with Part)'
of Fil·e' Jennifer Love Hewitt on the
cover. The first issue included articles
about what's hot in fashion, a behind the
seen s look at the mu ic group Hanson,
and photo fla hback of Brad Pitt.
8. Beanie babies ent children and
parent running to th toy ·tore. These
cuddly little creatures were mu. t-haves
for kids of all ages. Retired beanies, like
Peanut the Elephant, increased
enormously in value. 9. The Hale-Bopp
Comet returned to view 4,200 years after
its last visit. In many areas, the comet
was visible with the nak d eye. Th
comet' next appearance hould be in the
year 4397. 10. In a re-match in May,
IBM' chess playing machine, Deep
Blue, defeated world champi n Russian
Garry Kasparov. ll. Retro 70s trends
 brought back
bell-bottoms, What were the trends &
platform shoes, technology stories in your
butterfly c liar , area?
and an array of
other style that
sent teens into a
fashion era that
u ed to be
as ociated with
their parents.
12. In 1997,
Tommy Hilfiger
opened his first
mega tore on
Rodeo Dri e in
Beverly Hills,
California and
published All 1997 Trends:
American : A 1. Beanie Babies
Style Book. His 2. Tamagotchi Vll'tual Pets
primary-colored, 3. Retro 70s fashion and
patriotic themed the return of disco
sport wear wa 4. Tommy Hilfiter clothes
popular with 5. Riverdance
6. Surfing the net
teen . • The
"soul patch"
7. Cloning ,.,
8. The soul patch tD
became the 9. Oprah's Book Club n
latest fa hion 10. Home electronic games
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facial hair. It
could be worn
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with or without c
a mu tache and
wa popular
among teens and movie star like Keanu
Reeve and Jo h Brolin. • R iverdance,
ba ed on traditional Iri h tep dancing,
played to packed hou e in the United
Stat s and Au, tralia. It oundtrack
stayed on the Billboard' World Mu ic
charts for mor than a year. • Barbie
received a make-over that included a
brea, t reduction and a more reali ·tic
waistline. • Th Federal Communication ·
Commi sion cleared the way for high-
definition digital television , giving
audience, a harper image and CD
quality ound. • A m erica Online took
over Compu erve' 2.6 milli n mem r,
to make 0 numb r one in the online
indu try. On a typical day OL
, ubscribers logged on 16.7 million tim s.
• In a ewsweek Poll, 9CJ'< f teens u ed
computer at lea ·t se eral time a week..
 • June marked the 50th anni versary of the
alleged era h in 1947 of a f1 ying aucer
near Roswell, Ne w Mexico. Due to all
the hype, Ro well became known as the
capital of Ameri ca's alien nation. • When
the huttle Columbia takes off in
December 1998, Eileen Collins will
become the first woman to lead a U.
pace mi ion. Collins, the nation firs t
female pace shuttle pilot, has tlown two
previous shuttle mission , one in I 95
and the other in 1997. • The winner or the
1998 We tinghouse cience Tal nt
earch and a 40,000 scholar hip a
Christopher Colin Mihelich , a 17-year
old from Indianapo lis. For hi proj ct,
Mihe lich tudied certain prope rtie of
polynomial that have application to
geometry and combinatori cs.

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