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163 Staff
169 Ads
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Long Lane Elementary

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TORY A D LAYOUT: ERI WI GO

H ard work and dedication are part of the

trive to excel. But some people do not have that
drive to excel; others have so much of it that they
get involved in too many activitie and burnout.
With school, work, and other activities it becomes
ea y to get tired. Here the strive to excel may be
gone. The trive to ju t urvive has taken over.
It's not unu ual to occa ionally want to stay in
bed instead of going to school. Students that
come to school, except for only occasionally
taying in bed and go through the ha sle of
homework, job , activitie , and student life can
look back and proudly ay, 'We urvived 95! "

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 LEFT: Student find way to . urvive, even if
it mean leaving though the window.

BELOW: Freshmen Meli a Hickman, Darcy

Condren, and Becky Ray urvive with help from
their friends.

BELOW: Juniors Nathan Montgomery, Kim Hardin, and Rebecca

Hook surive carnival by taking a break.

RIGHT: Sometime tudent ju t have to let their hair down to urvive.

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 The new potato bar!
Jennifer Gargus
ew to you
STORY A D LAYOUT: TARA GILLI PIE

The new calendar in

Whether it's a pretty young face, a hand orne middle-aged face,
the hall!
or a di tingui bed wrinkled visage, a new face alway catche our eye
Rebekah Reeves and tir our intere t. Among the new face in Dalla County are Dr.
Huddle ton, superintendent; Dr. Parnell, a istant superintendent;
and Mr. orris, Mallory principal. All three administrators ay that
they enjoy their job most because they enjoy interacting with students
and teachers.
The new door in the The new Middle School has also captured many peoples attention,
cafeteria!
with the move of the 5th and 6th grade from Mallory and Long Lane
Amanda Williams and 7th and 8th grade from the High chool. Both the High chool
and the elementarie enjoyed smaller classes and much more pace.
The 5th and 6th grade now have rotating cia ses instead of just one
homeroom as they have had in the past. Thi change al o increa ed
the number of teaching taff.
In 1994, we have everal "new to you" faces to capture our atten-
The new time tion, bring different ideas, varied background , unique experiences,
schedule and more
and fre h approache to the tudents of Dallas County.
items on the snack
bar!
Jerry Freitag

The new computers

in the library!
Matt Charlton

T h ere is not as
many people in the
classes!
Lisa Rice

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Freshman, Justin Blake thinks that High chool isn't as
hard a he had expected!

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 ABOV ven the windows at B.H.S. how their p1nt.
RIGHT: Fre hman admire their decorated hall.

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 STRIVING FOR

TORY A D LAYOUT: JOH HARDI

Bison pride is back! With the lights dimmed,

This year B.H.S. was an smoke rolling across the
explosion of red, white, gym floor, and 600 stu-
and black from start to dents standing on their
finish. Whether it be feet, the years' first pep
decorated cars, balloons, assembly was a real trend
painted faces, or the huge setter. "The first pep
banners hanging in the assembly this year was
hallways, this was truly a the most fun I've ever
salute to all of the clubs had at one. Hopefully it
and organizations. will continue all year."
Senior Melinda Jones
TOP PHOTO: Senior decorate their hallway in commented.
prep ration for the State play-off football game.
ABOVE: Students voice their opinion, on Handcock II.

ABOV : Senior wait f r the p pas embly to b gin. tudent Lif 7 +H

 STRIVING FOR PERFECTION tudents in bu ine law work diligently on their daily

Exetnplification of a ignm nt 0

Supretne Excellence!
TORY AND LA YO T: ARME WI GO

Do better do more, practice, practice, and more

practice! Many people hear a mall voice from within
that encourage and su tains them to pu h for excellence.
Our goal are different but that driving force encour-
age mot ofu.
Stop and clo e your eye . Now vi ualize. This was
one of the most repeated phra es from orne of the volley-
ball players. To the coache , this wa one way for the
team to better themselves.
Through the years everyone face challenges, and we
all try to do our be t. Whether it is in sports, work, or
that illy old education, everyone wants to be perfect.
Du tin Larsen aid, "You have to have a good attitude
and work hard at your goals." Chri ty Miller aid, "I
strive for perfection by actually caring about my future
and following through with the goal I have set for my
life.''
Whether it be triving to urvive or striving to excel,
it all needs to be done to the best of our ability.

ABOVE: Senior Billy Rice take a break from the

computer.
ABOVE RIGHT: enior Charlie trickland, Kevin
Cheek, and Jeremy Owen prepare to tart their
engine 0

RIGHT: Senior Melinda Jone , i n't there

omething you hould be doing?

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BELOW: To make the grade, you have to do the work.
RIGHT: enior Rebekah Reeves, are you doing homework you hould have
done last night?

LEFf: Senior Donna chreiber complete the pap rwork for her
Jo ten' senior graduation packet.
RIGHT: enior Ali ha Pyatt and Chri ty Miller how th ir
pearly white .

PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT

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 Part TimeS udent TORY AND LAYOUT: TA Y ARTER

Working to
SURVIVE
Picture thi ! It' Friday, at the end of 7th hour and you and a few friends are
itting in cia s di cu ing what the weekend hold . There' a parade, a big game
tonight and a get together at Pizza Hut afterward . ounds like load of fun,
right? Wrong. Wham, bam, reality hits, cause you have to work right after
school, and for the re t of the weekend.
Growing up i all about building things. Whether it' relationship , financial
status or individual character you use the formulas you learn in school to survive
the working atmo phere. For some tudents they wouldn't know how to act if
they were just "students" everyday. For other the thought of working orne-
where part time makes their heads hurt. Respon ibility i one of the bigge t key
factor in growing up. Part of respon ibility include a lot of work.
Work i a word not many of us think of doing until graduating from
chool.. But then reality hits. It' amazing how much, money is a key factor
in today' ociety. Without money a person couldn't get gas, food, clothe , or
tho e little luxurie along the way.
"Going to work is good for getting pending money," tates Amanda
Top Photo: Senior .Jennifer Gargus practices
William . "But it is hard to balance a social life." Yearbook staff would like
her "Can I help you" smile.
to per onally commend all the students that attend Buffalo High School that
keep their grade up a well as manage a job and social life.
Hats off to our tudents who "CR\'1\ ED the \\ORKL G DAYS of '95.

bo\e Photo: "Your total is Top Photo: .Junior Shelly Roller Top Photo: Senior Amanda Rice
3.43," states junior Felica Clark. looks just so happy to help you. putting her math skills to work.

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Top Photo: Vane sa, you don't need
that ash tray!
Right Photo: enior Li a lark
take time out to chow down.

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 Right Photo Ja on Heath and Kelly nderson doing what
they do best, flirting.

Below- my io,her and Kim Jones take time to smile for

the camera during a enior mceung.

Top Lefl-Pauy Sharp fumbles through her purse to find

her senior dues.

Top R1ght- Even though she is a senior, Alisha Pyatt

dosen 't seem to underMand the concept of studing.

R1ght-- helby Bleacher, Jeremy Owen, Kevm Cheek,

Ru sell Ash, and harhe trickland seem to be amazed
by a small gas engine's demonstration .

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-What do you remember form
k indcrgarten?
Jennifer Gargus aid, "I was
thrilled because I thought I had
colored the prettiest picture in
class, but when I turned it in
everyone told me it was ugly!"
-What do you remember about
first grade?
Chri, ty Miller said."Julie
Broeker pulled my shorts down
at recess for everyone to stop
and tare at me!"
-What do you remember most
from your freshman year?
Du tin Lar. en said, "I was
playing football with Jake
Ford, Billy Rice. and Brad
Kern. Brad was running with
the balL and ended up in a
barbed wire fence!"
Surviving
The Years
TORY A D LAYOUT: AMY STURDEV A T
H omework teacher, ,
parent , bell , and curfew ,
the, e are all thing we have
learned to urvive. By the
time tudent reach high
school, they realize that there
ar ituation where ju t
surviving i tough. But
remember, friend and
family will help you make
the be t of any trying time.
Hard time come and
go, and o do ome tudent ,
but there are forty-nin
enior who have gone to
Ke\in Cheek
What teacher ha had the bigge t
innuence on your attitude toward
school?"
Dalla county chool for
thirteen year . They know
th e hall like the back of
their hand . They have
grown up together; from the
fir t day of kindergarten to
graduation they've been
together.
School ha given u the
chance to create memorie ,
and experience we will
ne er forget. After it i all
over tho e enior can ay,
"We ur ived through '95~"

-What do you remember most

from your sophomore year?
Billy Rice aid, ''Getting
my drivers licen e."

-What do you remember mo. t

about your junior year?
Melis a Hamilton said.
" ~r .. Hunt howed me to
"Haveing an off-campus prom
always have a po. tti\c attitude ."
and going with my best
friend."

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 THRILLSEEKERS

triving to Stay Alive

TORY A D LAYOUT BY TIM RAY

Imagine that you are traddled on a twenty-two

Junior Cody Wilson hundred pound raging bull, and you have to con-
Bullrider quer it for eight econd . Or, imagine you are hang-
ing on the ide of a mountain by a ingle tring. We
would con ider the e people thrill- eeker . They
do the thing that a lot of u ju t think about doing.
A lot of time when we think of a per on doing
omething like kydiving, for example, we might
think of a per on in his or her mid-life cri i ; but in
reality people do mo t of the e thing for the pure
enjoyment of it. When I a ked ophomore Steven
Criner why he rode bull , he aid, "Mainly for two
rea on : one becau e of the natural high, and ec-
ondly becau e it i a lot of fun. "Junior Cody Wil-
on aid that he ride for the adrenaline ru h. "It' a
feeling you can't de cribe. It's like trying to ride a
Senior Kevin Maddux tornado.
Cliff-Hanger
Our school al o ha other thrill- eeker that do
many other thing , for example repelling. Senior
Kevin Maddux aid when a ked why he repel ,
"For the challenge of getting to the top and the
feeling of being on top."
We all do thing that we think are thrilling and
we do tho e thing for the adrenaline ru h, or natu-
ral high- that en e of being on top of the world.

'ophomore Steven Criner

Bullrider

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 Striving To Survive The

Mo t Embarra ing Date

pril Popejo :
" li ha and I went out with two older
guy and we went to a rated R mo ie
in Bolivar, but Ali ha and I were to
young to get in."
Mo t Memorable Date
my turdevant:
"We spent the night with bunch of
friend in a field. We had a big fire
and lept in truck bed . There was
about 10 of u in two truck . It was
a blast!"
Dating Game Story and Layout: Brad Kern
You pull into your date' driveway, tep out of your car,
walk up to the porch, and ring the doorbell. Everything
eem to be going fine .... until your date' father open
door with hi hotgun in hi hand . Your only choice i to
flee on foot. All you hear in the di tance is a few bla ts of
hi hotgun. He relea e, hi kill r Doberman. ; almo t
immediately th y are napping at your heel . That' ju t
of the common occurrence that happen on a fir t date.
A tudent finally enter high chool, they find that they
have more freedom in their live . The two main goal that
they would like to achie e ocially are driving and dating.
For mo t tudent driving i not that difficult to accomplish,
but dating often make u a little nervous (if not afraid) to
a k that certain omeone out on a date. The thought of bein
turned down up et mo t of u , but if you g t up enough
nerve to a k and they accept, it will never be forgotten,
either good or bad.

Mo t Embarra ing Date

Waylon Wilson' :
"My date's pur e came open and her
per onal item fell out and landed on
my boot."

One Place Mo t Like To Go

Amanda Dahlquist:
"Play tag in a corn field on a clear
night under the moon and tars."

Mo t Embarra ing Date

Coach Bill Shoemaker:
"I wa pulled over twice by the arne
policeman in one night and he knew
my dad."

Laura Fugitt and Thor Cannon

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troll down th hall hand in hand.
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Gregory L. Briggs Julie D. Broeker

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 Hey, I can see the tops of
everyone's heads from up here.

Robert J. Dill Ricky Dryer

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Mike W. De beaux

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 You take this end and hop on that lock r.
Bryan A. Heard Chri topher M. Heard

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S nior alway show their pirit at a emblies.

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 Robert Burns. the next Karate Kid.

BrookS. Lauderbaugh

Heather McNabb Chri ty R. Miller

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 Jamie M. Reeve

Mandi' finally lo tit.

Amanda Rice

Billy Rice Andrea Ro coe

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 Let's wear the same thing again
tomorrow.

Tamera E. Tarr

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 No Photo:
John Alexander Jacob Ford
teve Baugus Tony Holdt
Christy Blunt Micheal Kau.
Gary Byma-Prescott athan . Pachmayar
Christopher Casteel Patricia L. Sharp
Donald Casteel William E Stewart
Matthew D. Fleetwood Misty I. Summers
Joshua J. Wilson

enior really know how to clown around!

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BER ROMBIE, CH D, 1- -
77, son of Joe Abercrombie &
Tina Phillip . Honor Roll 3,
VI A 34, Yo-Tech 34, Ba ketball
1, Yr. in D.C. 13.
ALLE , JOA E, 10-4-76,
daughter of Ron & Wilma Place.
Music Contest I, Buffalo Gal 12,
French Club 1234, Library Club 4,
IC 34, Yo-Tech 34, port.
Manager I, ational chievement
cademy Award-French II, Yr.. in
D . . 13.
A DER 0 ,KELLY,3-12-77,
daughter of Gayla & Larry
And rson. Honor Roll 4, FCA
1234, FBLA 1234, FFA 34, FHA
124, FTA 1234, Library Club 2,
FHA Hi torian 2, Reporter 2,
FBL Hi torian!Reporter 2, Track
2, Cheerleader 123, Who' Who
1234, Pep Club 1234, Yrs. in D. .
13.
ASH, R ELL, 11-23-75, son
of Gracie Ash. YICA 34, Yo-
Tech 34, Yrs. in D.C.lO.
A KERMA , CHARLE , 1-24-
77, on of Suzanne Aukerman.
Honor Roll 123, FBLA 1, Spanish
Club 3, VICA 3, Yo-Tech 3,
Who' Who I, Yr. in D.C. 5.
BAUG S, STEVE , 2-3-76,
on of teve & Joyce Baugu ..
Yrs. in D.C. 7.
B HTEL, ELIZAB TH, 3-19-
77, daughter fRay Bechtel.
VI A 4, Yo-Tech 4, Yr. in D.C.
2.
BE ETT, TI A, 2-9-77,
daughter of ancy Bennett. VICA
34, Yo- Tech 34, Yr . in D.C. 2.
BLAC K, AMANDA, 2-12-77,
daughter of Hermann & Debbie
Black. Honor Roll 1234, Aca-
demic Letter 2, Music Contest
1234, Buffalo Gal 1234, Band
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SE IOR STATISTICS
N I 0 R
TATISTICS
Things we did!
1234, FCA 234, FBL 234, HS Club 234, FCA ecretary 3 FCA CARVER, HERA, 12-16-76,
34, panish Club 34, F A President 4, H Y. Pre ident 4, daughter of Judy & Bob Wo ds.
Executive Member 23 & Hi to- College Prep Certificate, cholas- Honor Roll 1234, Buffalo 123,
rian/ Reporter 4, College Prep tic All American 234, Peer Helper, Band 123, FCA 12, FTA 234,
Certificate, Pep Band, State Band Yr . in D.C. 8. Spanish Club 34, Track I, Volley-
Contest 2, Buffalo Gal Captain 4, BUR S, ROBERT, 9-26-76, on ball 123, Yrs. in D.C. 13.
Yrs. in D.C. 12. of Lynn & Paula Burns. Art Club CASTEEL, CHRIS, I 0-11-76,
BLECHER, SHELBY, 2-17-77, 4, VIC 4, Yo-Tech 4, Baseball I, son of Sue & Barry Casteel. Yo-
son of Larry & Linda Blecher. Yr . in D . . 12. Tech 34, Yr . in D.C. 6.
Honor Roll 123, Music Contest I, CARTER, T CY, I 0-13-76, CASTEEL, DO , 6-19-75, son
Band I, Spanish Club 4, Yr. in daughter of Carl & Kathy Carter. of Sue and Larry Ca tee!, Yo-Tech
D.C. 13. FCA 1234, FHA 4, FT A 23, 34, YICA 34, Yrs. in D. . 8.
BO K, DO ALD, 2-4-76, French Club 12, FHA President 4, CASWELL, AMA D JON,
YICA, Yo-Tech, Yrs. in D.C. 13. Student Council 4, Repre entative 11-2-76 daughter of Roy E. &
BRIGGS, GREG, I 0-20-76, on 4, YICA 4, Yo-Tech 4, Volleyball Shirley J. Caswell. Principal's Li t
of Kurti Briggs. Art Club 2, Yrs. 1234, Annual Staff 34, Pep Club 1234, Academic Letter 234,
in D.C. II. 1234, FCA Secretary 2, Ba ketball Carnival Candidate 1, Homecom-
BROEKER , 1 LIE, 11-9-76, 1234, oftball 34, Yrs. in D.C. 6. ing Attendant 3, Chamber Choir 3,
daughter of Candice malley & CARTER, TREY, 7-17-77, son Dynamic 123, Glee Club 123,
the late Ralph Broeker. Honor of Sharon weany & Jim weany. Music Contest 123, FCA 12, FFA
Roll 1234, Homecoming Atten- FCA 34, French Club 12, Football 4, FT A 1234, H 34, Music Club
dant 3, Black Walnut Candidate 3, 4, Yrs. in D.C. 13. 123, French Club I, FTA Treas.
Chamber Choir 3, Dynamics 4,
Glee Club 1234, Music Conte t
1234, FHA 4, Music Club 1234,
French Club I, Music Club Officer
134, tudent Body Pre . 4, Pre .
Stu-Co 1, Track 2 Lettered 2,
Cheerleader 234 Lettered 34,
Who' Who 234, Pep Club 1234,
Mixed Choru 1234, Camp Cheley
4, RTI 2, Peer Counselor 4, Yr . in
D.C. 13.
BROWN, CRAIG, 11-20-76,
son of Kay & James Brown. Art
lub 4, VICA 34, Yo-Tech 34,
Yr . in D.C. 4.
BRU KHOR T, LEX!, 8-2 -77,
daughter of Warren & Barbara
Brunkhorst. Bison Honor Roll
1234, Academic Letter 234,
Chri tma Candidate/ Attendant 3,
Chamber Choir 24, Dynamic
1234, Glee Club 1234, Music
Contest 1234, FCA 234, FBLA 34,
H 34, Mu ic Club 1234, French
AUSHA PYATT YOUR HAIR!
My hair, what's wrong with it?

Julie B., Christy M ., April P ., & Alisha P.
show us just how much FUN Home Ec. class can be.
3, Pep Club ecretary 2, Cla s
Officer-Pre . 2, tudent ouncil 2,
Track 1234, Softball 1234,
Volleyball 1234, Sport's Manager
of boy' · basketball 12, Who'
Who 1234, College Prep Certifi-
cate, Pep lub 12, Pummill Math
Relays 1234, Yr . in D.C. 13.
CHARLTO , MATIHEW, .,
7-7-77, son of Daniel & Diane
Charlton. Honor Roll 123,
Academic Letter 23, Mu ic
Conte t 23, Band 123, FBLA I,
FFA 23, HS 34, Spani h Club 1,
College Prep Certificate, Yr . in
D.C. 12.
CH EK, KEVI , 5-13-77, on of D.C. 6.
Mike & Kathie Cheek. Honor
Roll234, FFA 4, French Club l,
Vice Pre . of Pep Club 4, Pep lub Debbie Marsula & Kimmy
1234, Ba ketball 1234, Ba eball
1234, Who's Who 4, ollege Prep
Certificate, Student of the month,
Yr. in D .. 13.
CLARK, L1 A MARIE, 3-17-76,
daughter of Rory G. Clark & Joyce of Carolyn Harrison. FFA 234,
M. lark. Honor Roll 124,
Academic Letter 2, Carnival
Candidate 1, M u ic onte t 12,
Buffalo Gals 123, Band 12, FCA
4, f<BLA 234, FT A 34, pan ish
Club 34, Drama Club 2, College
Prep crttficate, FBLA Historian/
Reporter 4, panish Club Secre-
tary 4, Peer Helper 4, Buffalo Gal
Pres "3, Yrs. in D.C. 12.
CLARK, OLLIE, 2-9-77, on of
Ollie lark. FFA 3, Yo-Tech 34,
'r rs. in D.C. 12.
CLI E, HRY TAIL, 9-4-77,
daughter of Debra & Wayne Cline.
VICA 4, Yo-Tech 4, Yr . in D.C.
13.
COLTRl , BRANDO ,7-4-
77, son of King & Tere a Coltrin.
FCA 12, Spani h Club 4, Art
Club 12, VICA 34, Yo-Tech 34,
Yr. in D.C. 13.
COWDE , GREG ,5-2-77, on
of Larry & Karen Cowden.
Honor Roll 3, Art Club 4, VICA
34, Yo-Tech 34, Yrs. in D.C. 7.
CRA DALL, JOEY ,3-15-77,
on of Earl Crandall. Yo-Tech.
DARNELL, C RT, L0-23-76,
on of Joy Schuelke and Darryl
Darnell. Art Club 4, Yrs. in
DEBEAUX, MIKE, 5-24-77,
son of Harold D Beaux and
Mar ula. Honor Roll 4, FCA 23,
Spani h Club 1234, Art Club 23,
Weightlifting 2, Ba eball 234
Football 124, Yr . in D.C. .
DILL, BOBBY, 12-l -76, son
FHA I, VICA 4, Yo-Tech 34, FF
Sentine14, Yr . in D.C. 13.
DRYER, RICKY, 11-5-76, on
of Don & Jewell Dryer. Honor
Roll 3, FFA 4, VICA 34, Yo-Tech
34, Yr . in D.C. 13.
DY , JO THA , 7-15-76,
on of Mike & andra Dye. VI
34, Yo-Tech 34, Yrs. in D.C. 6.
V S, A , 12-23-76,
daughter of Shirley & Melvin
Evans. FHA, FHA Officer, Pep
Club, Yr . in D.C. 12.
F RRI , Ml HELL , 6-7-77,
Band Letter 2, AII-Di . trict Honors
Band 2, All-Conference Honor
Band 23, cout taff 34, cout
Co-Editor 4. Yrs. in D.C. 9
FUGITI, HANE, -9-77, on
of Linda Fugitt. Mu ic Conte t 1,
Band 1, FBLA 1, FFA 2, HS 3,
Spani h Club 4, Drama Club 2.
Yr. in D.C. 9
GARG , JE IF R, 11-26-
76, daughter of Victor Gargu and
Sandra lien. Principal' Li t
1234, Academic Letter 234,
FBLA 24, FF A 4, FT 1234, H
34, Drama Club 3, French Club 1,
Library Club 4, H Hi torian,
Student Coucil 34, VICA 3, Yo-
Tech 3, Who' Who 34, College
Prep ertificate 4, Sophomore
Pilgrimage, Girl' State, Yearbook
taff 2. Yr . in D.C. 13.
GAYNOR, BRIAN, 7-18-77, on
of teve & Ellen Gaynor. Honor
daughter of Lloyd & herry Roll 3, VICA 34, Yo-Tech 34,
Farris. VICA 4, Yo-Tech 4, Yr . Ba ketball J, Pep Club 34, Yr . in
in D.C. 4. D.C. 13.
FI LEY, G RY, 9-5-76, on of HAMILTO , MELISSA, 10-25-
Brenda Young. VICA 34, Yo- 76, daughter of Jim & Dee
Tech 34, Yrs. in D.C. 13. Hamilton. Honor Roll 1234,
Fl CHER, AMY, 2-16-77, Principal' Li t 234, cademic
daughter of David & Karen Alford Letter 234, Black Walnut Candi-
and Gerald Fi cher. Honor Roll date 4, Mu ic Conte t 123, Buffalo
J234, Homecoming Attendant 2, Gal 1, Band 123, FCA 1234,
Band 12, FH 234, FT A 2, FBLA 234, FF 12, FHA 4, FT A
Spani h Club 23, Yo-Tech 34, 1234, HS 34, French Club 234,
VICA 34, VICA Parlimentarian, Student Council 1234, tudent
FH Hi torian, Pep Club 124, Pep Body ec. 3, FC : ec. l, V.P. 2,
Band 12, Yr. in D.C. 13. Pre . 3, Co-Pre . 4, FBLA: Di trict
FLEETWOOD, MATI, 2-21- ec. 4, H Pres. 4, Pep lub
77, on of Ruth Fleetwood. FFA V.P. I, Peer Coun eling Chairman
3, Yo-Tech, Yrs. in D.C. 6. 4, FTA Pre., tudent of the
FREITAG, JERRY, 7-6-77, on month, Black Walnut Fe tival:
of Don and Kathy Von Winkle. Mi ongeniality, Track: True
Honor Roll 123, Academic Letter Grit, Cia Officer: Rep. 1, ec. 2,
3, Chamber Choir 1234, Mu ic Pres. 4, Track 1234, Ba ketball
Conte t 1234, Music Club 234, #1 234, Cro Country 2, Volleyball
rating at Di trict Mu ic Conte t, I, p rt Manager 1, Pep lub
#1 rating at tate Mu ic Conte t, 1234, Yrs. in D . . 13.
Yr. in D.C. 5. H RDI , JOH CHARLES, 11-
F GITI, L URA CHRI TI , 3-76, on of Dale & Cindy Wil on,
8-9-77, daughter of Linda J.Fugitt. Kenny & Alice Hardin. Honor
Honor Roll 234, Principal' Roll 1234, ami val Candidate 3,
Li t 1, Academic Letter 234, Cami al King 3, Band 1, FCA
Music onte t 123, Buffalo Gal · 1234, BLA 34, FT A 34, pani h
123, Band 123, FBLA 234, FHA Club 4, Art Club 1234, Club
I, FT 1234, HS 34, pani h Officer: Art 3, Pep lub 3, Track
Club 34, Drama Club 23, tudent 1234, Baseball 1234, Ba ketball
Council 23, lass Officer 23, 12 4, ro s Country 1234, Sport
Volleyball I, ational Honor Roll Manager 2, Wh 's Who 3, nnual
2, ational Leader hip & Service taff 34, Who's Who in High
Award 3, panish Club Pres 4, cho 1 thletic 3, Pep lub 1234,
Cia Pre . 3, FBLA Vice Pre . 4, Pee-Wee Ba ketball Coach 1234,
Barnwarming Queen I, Buffalo Yrs. in D.C. 6.
Gals Reporter 3, Bugle aptain 3, ~ ~ ~
E I RS 27 ---Jrrv
 HE RD, BRY L , -1-
74, on of Jan & ancy Heard.
FF , Baseball, Football, Yr . in
D.C. 12.
HE RD, HRIS, 3-24-77, on of
Ian & ancy Heard. F J 234,
FFA 1234, FF Trea urer 3, FF
Pre . 4, I A 34, o-Tech 34,
Weightlifting 123, Track I 234,
ootball 1234, port Manager I,
heerleader 4, WCL Pre . ., Mo.
tate FFA amp Pres., Pep Club
1234, Yr. in D.C. 13.
HE TH, JASO , 10-24-76, son
of Ted & Judy Heath. FCA 1234,
pani h Club 34, VI 4, Yo-
Tech 4, Weightlifting 2, Track J,
Baseball 12, Football 1234, Yrs. in
D.C. 6.
HIGDO , KELLY, 5-1-77,
daughter of Zadie & Jerry
Durington, Clarence Higdon.
Honor Roll 24, Music Conte t 123,
Glee Club 3, Spani h Club 1,
Music Club, ICA 4, o-Te h 4,
port Manager 3, Cheerleader 12,
Yrs. in D.C. 2.
HO EYBO E, ALFREDA, 2-
29-76, daughter of Erne. t &
Marjorie L. Beck. Mu ic Conte t
124, Glee Club 124, Mu ic lub
12, French Club 1, Art Club I,
YICA 34, Yo-Tech 34, Who'
Who I, Yr. in D.C. 5.
HOWARD, CHARLES, 5-1-76,
. on of Gary & Gloria Graham.
ICA 4, Yo-Tech 4, Track 1,
Football 1.
HOWE, HA A ( MITH), 7-
1-76, daughter of Denni &
andara mith. FHA 12, French
lub I, YICA 34, Yo-Tech 34,
Pep tub 12, Yr . in D.C. 12.
H KELBA, CH SITY, 10-17-
76, daughter of Chri. tine Landero
& John Burrough Ill. Hon r Roll
1234, cademic Letter 2, VI A 3,
Yo-Tech 34, Softball 1, Volleyball
12, Yr. . in D.C. 2.
HUTCHI G, JOEY, 10-25-76,
son of Mike & Shirley Johnson.
YICA, Yo-Tech, Yr . in D.C. 8.
I MA , TOMMY, 7-17-75, son
of Lori & Tom Inman. Honor Roll
2, Yr . in D.C. 4.
JA PER, JARED, 6-5-77, on of
Darla Jone . Yo-Tech 34, Yr .. in
D.C. 13.
JE INGS, LAQ ITTA, 7-29-
77, daughter of Ronnie & Brenda
Web. ter. Honor Roll 34, Music
ontest 1234, Band 1234, VI A
34, Yo-Tech 34, Pep Club 12, Yrs.
infl ~3
-/\f'1f!V. 28 SE I R TATISTICS
JOH 0 ,SH ' 11-29-76,
on of Rebecca John. on. Yo-
Tech, VICA, Art Club. Yr . in
D.C. 9.
JO S, COR Y, 9-24-76, son of
Mark & Shellie un . pach. Yo-
Tech 4, Yr . in D.C. I.
JO ES, KIM, 1-2-77, daughter
of Don & Jani Jones. rt Club l,
VIC 4, Yo-Tech 34, Yrs. in D.C.
13.
JO E , MELI DA, 12-1 -76,
daughter of John & Joyce Jone .
Chri ty Miller want to know ju t who thinks her tounge i BIG ?
Honor Roll 1234, Academic Letter
34, Black Walnut Candidate 4,
Dynamics 4, Glee Club 1234,
Mu ic Contest 1234, FCA 234,
FHA 2, HS 34, Mu ic Club
1234, French Club 23, Student
Council 124, Class Officer 12,
YICA 4, Yo-Tech 4, Basketball
1234, Cro Country 2, Volleyball
I, Who' Who 4, Pep Club 234,
Camp Cheley 4, Yrs. in D.C. 13.
KAUS, MICHAEL, 11-20-75,
son of Ronnie Kaus. Yo-Tech 34,
Yrs. in D.C. 12.
KEITH, DARA D., 3-28-76,
daughter of Duane R. & Donna F.
Keith. Honor Roll 1234,
Academic Letter 23, FBLA 2,
Fr A 1234, H 34, Spanish Club
12, Library Club1, YICA 34, Yo-
Tech 34, College Prep Certificate,
Pep Club 2, Yrs. in D.C. 13.
KER , BRAD, 6-4-77, . on of
harles & Jeanie Barnes. Honor
Roll 1234, pani h lub 234, Art
tub 234, Ba eball I 234, Ba. ket-
ball 1234, Who's Who 34, College
Prep ertificate, chola tic All
American 3, Annual Staff 4, Pep
Club 1234, Pee-Wee B-Ball oach
Yrs. in D.C. I .
LARSE ,D TI ,6-19-77,
son of Mike & Kristie Larsen.
Honor Roll I, FFA 4, FHA 4, FI'A
34, French Club 2, Art Club 234,
Basketball 1234, Ba eball 1, Cros
Country 23, Who's Who, Pep Club
4, Student of the month, Yrs. in
D.C. 13.
LILE, CHRI Tl A, 12-14-76,
daughter of Mike & Judy Lile.
FFA 4, French Club 123, Volley-
ball 2, Yrs. in D.C. 4.
LO D RBA GH, BROOK, I 0-
31-76, daughter of Pam & Warren
Louderbaugh. Honor Roll 1234,
Principal's List 3, Academic Letter
3, Carnival Candidate 3, Carnival
Queen 3, Christmas Attendant I,
Music Contest I, FCA 123, FBLA
3, FHA 2, NHS 34, French Club
24, Club Officer 4, tudent
Council I, Cia. Officer I, VI A
3, Yo-Tech 3, Track 12, Bask.et-
ball 1234, Volleyball 12, Who's
Who 34, College Prep Certificate,
cholastic All American 2,
Basketball MYP 2, Bison Award
23, Track MYP 2, Bison Award 2,
Volleyball Bison Award 2, Student
of the month 4, Yr. in D.C. 13.
LY CH, MELISSA M ., 4-8-77,
daughter of Gene & Li a Lynch.
Honor Roll 12, FBLA 1, Spanish
Club 4, Drama Club 4, French
Club 1234, Art Club 2, College
Prep Certificate, International
Foreign Language Award 2, Yrs.
in D.C. 8.
MADDUX, KEITH M., 11-5-76,
on of James & Carol Sue
Maddux. Honor Roll 1234,
Academic Letter 2, Chamber
hoir 1234, Mu. ic Contest 1234,
Band I 234, FC 1234, HS 34,
French Club I, Art Club 4, VI A
4, Yo-Tech, Who's Who 4, VI A
President 4, Peer Helper 4, Yrs. in
D.C. 13.
MADD X, KEVI , I 1-5-76,
son of James & Carol Sue
Maddux. Honor Roll 1234,
Academic Letter 234, Chamber
Choir 4, Music Contest 1234,
Band 1234, FCA 234, FBLA 234,
FI'A 4, HS 34, Spani h Club
234, Music Club 4, FBLA
President 4, Student Council 4,
Ia s Officer member at large,
Baseball 1234, Basketball 1234,
ootball I, Who's Who 4, College
Prep ertificate, Pep Club Pres. 4,
Spanish Club Y.P. 4, Yr . in D.C.
13.
MARLETT, CHRIS, 10-27-76,
on of Patricia & Darrin Elliot.
Yo-Tech 34, Yrs. in D.C. 2.
MARTI , KARl, 5-16-77,
daughter of Ronnie & Patsy
Martin. Honor Roll 3, FCA 3,
French Club 12, VICA Reporter 4,
YICA 34, Yo-Tech 34, Who's
Who 4, Yrs. in D.C. 13.
MILLER, CHRISTY, 12-23-76,
daughter of Ron & Diana Miller.
Honor Roll 1234, Academic Letter
4, F A 1234, FHA 234, FT A 234,
pan ish tub I, Art Club 4, tub
Officer: FCA, FT A, Art, Pep
Club, FHA, Student Council 4,
lass Officer Rep. 4, Track 234,
Basketball 1234, Volleyball 1234,
Who'~ Who 4, College Prep
Certificate, Pep Club 1234, ames
1993 1994, Peer Counselor 4, Y rs.
in D.C. 13.
MC BB, DAMO , -24-76,
son of Rick McNabb and Linda
Hardison, Yo-Tech, YICA. Yr ·.
m D.C. 10.
MC ABB, HEATHER, 2-2-77,
daughter of Roger and Pat Me abb.
Honor Roll 1234, Academic Letter
3, Band 12, H 34, French Club
234, Basketballl2, Volleyball 12,
Yrs. in D. . 12.
MILROY, M DY, 1-8-77,
daughter of Robert and Kathleen
Milroy. Honor Roll 1234, Glee
Club 2, FCA 234, FBLA 4, Ff A 4,
HS 34. panish Club 234. Who's
Who 4, Pep Club 234, College Prep
Certificate, Spanish Club & FCA
Officer, Yrs. in D.C. 5.
OBER EFEMA , MIKE,
10-1-75, on of Kimberly Dwire
and Tony Obemuefemann. Yo-
Tech 4, Football I, C. 6.
ORT ER, JAM J. -
daughter of Janie
Ortner. Honor Ro
Contest I, Music
Club 24, Art Cluo
Manager 2, Pep Clu ed
Chorus 1, College Prep Certificate,
Yearbook 34, Yr n . . 13.
OWE , JERE Y, 6-2- 'J, on of
Mike and Jane wen. Club I,
FFA 1234, Yo- ech 23, ICA 34,
Basketball I, a ·onal S I
Judging Team 3. Yrs. in D.C. 13.
OWE , TO 7-5
Rick and Deb Ow ns.
Yr . in D.C. 13.
PACHMA YR. '[ , 8-1-
77, grandson of Jearn achmayr.
Yrs. in D.C. 6.
PARKHILL, ROBERT, 9- -74,
son of Mike and Judy Lile. Yo-
Tech 34, YICA 34. Yrs. in D. C.
2.
PARK , MELODY A , 1-23-
77, daughter of Mel and Ruby
Parks. Honor Roll 1234, Aca-
demic Letter 234, Glee lub 1,
FFA 123, 'H 34, Spanish Club
14. Drama Club 34, Art lub 4,
H·A ccretary 3, Pep Club 1,
tudent ouncil , VICA 3, Yo-
Tech 3, Yr . in D.C. 5
PAY E,A GELA,9-9-77,son
of am and Eileen Payne. Honor
Roll 34, Buffalo Gals 123, FBLA
4· FFA 4, French Club 2, Yo-Tech
34. YICA 34, Pep Club 12, Yrs. in
D.C. 13.
PHILLIPS, STACY, 3-16-77,
daughter of Leon and Pamela
impson. Honor Roll 1234, HS
34, panish Club 12, Drama Club
123, Yo-Tech 34, VICA 34. Yr.
in D.C. 13.
POPEJOY, APRIL ,7-18-77,
daughter of Dale Popejoy and
Kathy Fore ee. Honor Roll 1234
Homecoming Attendant 3, '
Homecoming Candidate 4,
Christma Attendant 2, FCA 234,
panish Club 23, Yo-Tech 34,
YICA 34, YICA Vice-Pres 4,
Track 1234, Ba<,ketba11 I, Cross
Country 24, Volleyball 12,
Cheerleader 234, Pep Club I 234.
Yrs. in D.C. 5.
POTTER, KIM, 1-17-77,
daughter of Jim Potter. Band I,
Yo-Tech 34, YICA 34, Cheer-
leader 123, Who's Who 23. Yrs.
in
D.C. 13.
PYATT, ALICIA DAW , 2-16-
77, daughter of Dr. Ed and
Kevin Cheek ay : Sure go ahead, touch me. I dare you!
b 4, VIC 3, o-Tech
o 4, College Prep
·····-~
e 4, Yr . in D.C. .
RI, 9-8-75, daughter
Gary J e harp. Glee Club
___A_. 4, FHA 234, Ff A 23,
Mu IC ub 1, VICA 34, o-Tech
34, Fundamental Choir 34, . in
his tor
Secretary . rack I,
Cheerleader 2, Who's Who I, Yr
in D.C. 2.
RI E. M
Music C 1u b
lo.o'I'OIIi:lll\rl!'J!. .J'+.
o-Tech 34, M .
s 1234, Yrs. in D. . II.
29~
 S OW, RANDY, 9-15-76, son Gary & Diana Poe. Spanish Club
of Dale & Phylli Wil on. FFA 2, YICA 34, Yo-Tech 34, Yrs. in
1234, FHA 12, FFA Reporter 3, D.C. 2.
Art Club 1, VICA 34, Yo-Tech WHEELOCK, TARA DAW , 6-
34, Yr . in D.C. 14. 9-77, daughter of David Wheelock
PERKO, TAMMIE, 5-23-77, & ancy Beck. Glee Club 3,
daughter of Wayne & Maul en Music Contest 3, Band 1, FCA 23,
Sperko. Band 12, FCA 23, FHA 12, Music Club 3, VICA 4,
French Club l, Art Club 3, Yo-Tech 4, Cheerleader 123, Yrs.
VICA 3, Yo-Tech 34, Track 1, in D. C. 9.
Volleyball 3, Yr . in D.C. 4. WILLIAMS, JASO , 7-10-77,
STEW ART, WILLIAM, 6-26- son of Greg & Jill Williams.
75, on of Jacque Kai ler. FFA Carnival Candidate 4, Spanish
1234, YICA 4, Yo-Tech 4, Yrs. Club 4, Art Club 4, Baseball!,
in D.C. 15. Yrs. in D.C. 6.
TRICKLAND, CHARLIE, 1- WILSO , JOSH, 8-1-76. Yo-
11-77, son of Robert & Bonnie Tech.
Strickland. FFA 4, FHA 3, WI GO, ERIC, 12-31-76, son of
VICA 4, Yo-Tech 4, Keith & Penny Wingo. Honor
Weightlifting 1234, Track 34, Roll 1, Principal' List 234,
Football 1234, All COC Def. Academic Letter 234, FCA 2, FFA
Tackle in '92 &'93. 4, HS 34, Weightlifting 2, Track
SUMMERS, MISTY, 5-1-76, 1, Baseball 123, Basketball 1,
daughter of Berta Summer & Football 1234, Who's Who 4,
Kent Garri on. FFA 123, College Prep Certificate 4,
Fundamental Choir 4, Yr . in Scholastic All American 4, Annual
D.C. 13. Staff34, Yrs. in D.C. 13.
SUMMERS, TONY, 5-2-77, WISDOM, MICHAEL, 10-11-
on of Dolores Summers. Honor 76, son of Gary Wisdom. Honor
Roll 3, Chamber Choir 3, Music Roll 23, FFA 234, YICA 34, Yo-
Contest 4, Music Club 3, VICA Tech 34, Yrs. in D.C. 2.
34, Yo-Tech 34, Yr . in D.C. 12. WOLCOTT, SCARLETT
TANNEHILL, TO YA, 10-2- LEIGH, 6-27-76, daughter of Jim
76, daughter of Larry Tannehill. & Charlotte Reed. Chamber Choir
FFA 4, Yr . in D.C. 5. 2, Dynamics 23, Glee Club 23,
TARR, TAMERA, 9-29-77, Mu ic Contest 234, Music Club
daughter of Leroy & Janet Tarr. 234, French Club 3, YICA 34, Yo-
Honor Roll 1234, Academic Tech 34, Mascott 3, Peer Counse-
Letter 234, FBLA 234, FFA 4, lor 4, Yrs. in D.C. 3.
FHA 24, HS 34, French Club WRIGHT, RICKY, 2-23-77, son
As Jason Williams takes a look at Melinda Jones he say's
23, Art Club l, FBLA of Rick & Katrina Wright. Honor
HUBBA,HUBBA!
Par1imentarian, Who's Who 234, Roll 1234, Academic Letter 2,
College Prep Certificate, Chamber Choir 3, Music Contest
Schola tic All American 34, Pep 3, FCA 1234, FFA 34, FHA 4,
Club 123, Yr . in D.C. 13. FT A 4, HS 34, Spani h Club 4,
TAYLOR, TRACY, 11-23-76, Mu ic Club 3, Art Club 2, VICA
on of Barbara & Don Taylor. 4, Yo-Tech 4, Weightlifting 1234,
Spani h Club 34, Spani h Club Track 1234, Football 1234,
Tres. 4, YICA 3, Yo-Tech 34, Cheerleader 4, Who's Who 4,
Yrs. in D.C. 13. College Prep Certificate, Pep Club
TRUPP, HEATHER, 10-23-76, 1234, Yr . in D.C. 6.
daughter of Cynthia & Jerald
Trupp. Honor Roll 1234,
Chamber Choir 234, Dynamics
234, Glee Club 1234, Music
GOOD
Conte t 1234, Band 1234, FCA
1234, Spani h Club 34, Music LUCK
Club 34, ec. ofFCA 4, Volley-
ball 134, Cheerleader 2, Who'
Who 34, Executive Member
SENIORS
FCA 123, Peer Helper 4, Y rs. in
D.C. 5.
OF
WALKER, MARSHA
GAYLE, 7-2-74, daughter of
Keith Maddux shows just how serious he CAN be.
'95!!
~ 30 SE IORSTATISTICS
Underclassman 31 ffi
 M ~d Bancroft
ehssa Barnhart
Pat Bee le
K.Julie Bow er
n ta Bradfo d
Jennifer Burns
r

Thor Cannon
JaF on. Chap man
ehcia Clark
Julie Clark
Dolly Clark
Dow Cline
Lois Cline
Terry line

hane Cod
ashika Coy
vert

C_heri Crosby
Cmdy ro by

Amanda
E . Dahl qUist
.
ncDame

Jerry Davenport
Joe Davis

~ebecca Dill
tcole Di mang

David Du
Christ·ma Durigan
Phi))" ngton
tp Dycu
Bill Evans
Lea Francis
Philip Frieze
S~rah Gann
Meh a Gilchri

Tara Gill"
. tspte .
Jaymt Gil ·
All pm
en G lassford
Justin Grant
Ja~es Griffiths
Enc. Gron mger
·
Ktm Hardin
Leah Harrison

#~ 32 Juniors
 Reena Heinkel
Brandy Hendricks
Scott Hicks
Meli a Holman
Crystal Huston
Jason Johnson
Colette Jones
Kurt Jones
Travi Kelb
Jeff Kramer
Kurt Ladendorf
Tara Lane
Shane Luke
Juanita Lynch
Hollie Masterson
Will Matherly

Zane Mathews
John Mathews
Tomara McCart
Monte McClurg
Andy McConnell
Aarron McDaniel
Veronica McKay
Stacy Meadows

Nathan Montgomery
Michelle Moore
Justin Morarity
Je sica Mullie
Kami eitzert
Bobby ewman
Angela Norris
Kristen yberg

Doug Osborne
Cory Owens
Debbie Potter
Amber Park
Thomas Poynter
Cheri Quigley
Tim Ray
Bridget Rogers

Shelly Roller
Hank Sanderson
Tylene Sandoval
James Schletzbaum
Derrick Schmied
Frank chreiber
Danny Schroeder
Brad Sheppard

Jason hepperly
Dawn Sherman
Li a Shoemaker
Janette Slack
Joel Starrett
Jason tefka
Corkey Stein mark
Wendy Stevens

Vanessa Stokes
Rebecca Strickland
Brian tuckey
Amy Sturdevant
Karen Swanigan
mber Tarver
Je sica Thomas
Molly Trow

Drew Turner
Patience Underwood
Becky Vance
Karena Vandelicht
Kirby Ve t
Champ Warful
Mike Webb
Kevin Weeks

Undercla men 33 ~
 Eamonn Wheelock
Floyd White
Amanda Williams
Cody Wil on
Carmen Wingo
Kevin Wi dom
Matthew Wi dom
nnie Wi e

Robert ander
Ryan Young
Jeremiah Zeolia
David Zouck
Brent Bowers
Alexis Welch

0 PHOTOS:

Tonya Addison
Kenneth Baker
Li a Bell
Jame Childer
Joseph Cranda11
Rick Decker
Shawnna Fear
Robby George
Maria Gough
Donald Harris
Treva Howard
Curti Hyde
Lori Long
Mark Minor
Corey Ownby
Troy Rieth
Chris Ruth
Bobby Sharp
Melissa Taylor
icki Taylor
Jason Trupp
Todd Warfel
Waylon Wilson

ABOVE PHOTO: Front Row, Michelle

Moore, Kristen Nyberg, and Leah
Harrison. Back Row, Lois Cline,
Carmen Wingo, Shelly Roller,
Vanessa Stokes, and Tara Gillispie.

RIGHT PHOTO: Christina Durington, Lea

Francis, and Melissa Barnhart sharing a laugh
in between classes.

+H 34 Juniors
 Jeff Alford
Kim Allen
Heath Anderjaska
Kimberly Baker
Willie Barnes
Tabatha Bennett
Carl Black
Jason Blis
Keith Boland
Amanda Bond
Donny Borman
Justin Bower
Alex Boyer
Bryan Brake
Chri tina Brown
Michael Brown

Heidi Brunkhor t
Dennis Bums

Jason Butler
Brian Calfee

Carl Carter
Paula Casteel

Chad Clark
Heather Colagio

Christa Cook
Jennifer Criswell

Michelle Dame
Matt Darnell
Jacob Davis
Chri ty Dor om
Chri Duff
Mindy Durington
Eddie Dye
Sarah Elliott

Adam Engelhardt
Kri tiE ke
Bonnie Evans
John Fi her
arab Fi her
Li a Freeman
Scott Freeman
Amy Garri on

Undercla men35 tH
 Audrey Garri on
Jason Gaynor
Cry tal Godfrey
Chri ty Green
Arik Grie e
Daniel Hahn
Janette Hall
Ja on Hall

Jame Harmon
Angela Harrison
Michael Harrison
Kristen Hendricks
Amanda Hendrickson
Rebecca Hicks
Amy Holman
Rebecca Hook

Holly Hoover
Dathey Huber
Gabe Huffington
Angie Johnson
Waylon Kaus
Brandon Kenall
Justin Kenall
Angela Killeen

Karen Kuhns
Patrick Lashell
Amy Lewis
Wayne Logan
John Luke
Clara Maddux
Melissa Manary
Dorothy Manning

Shane Ma on
T J Mathews
John Matthews
Amber McCarthy
Leslie McClain
Justin McCowan
Amy McCoy
Seth McDairrnant

Shane McDaniel
Sthphanie McHenry
Darrell Miller
Tim Musser
Melanie elson
Trudy Nixon
Craig Owens
Sarah Pease

OPHOTOS:

Du ti Albertson
Lucas Collamore Zane
Kenny Daniels
Jessica Davis Matthews
Danny Fohn demon-
Jessica Goins
Christy Gray strates his
April Hodges technique
Michael Johnson
Jeremy Klapp for fighting
Mitchell Lynch off the
Ethan Miller
Dewey Mincey girls!
Matt Obemuefemann
Sara Ownby
I ac Popejoy
Trenton Rieth
James Stagner
Jason Starrett
Archie Woods
Steven Worley

+4 36 Sophomores
 John Phillips
Mike Pickens
Ben Pyatt
Chri Record
Nathan Reed
Lisa Rice
Bobbie Robbie
A J Rogers

Joe Ruth
Bart Sandoval
Jerry Sharp
Tony Sharp
Curtis Skinner
Jennifer Slider
Amy Smith
Sarah Spradling

ean storr
Heidi Strobel
Ja on wanigan
Scott Thompton
John Th rockmorton
Janelle Turner
Ke ndra Un derwood
Brent Van Deren

left: Ethan Miller showing off his million Gordy Vanderpool

dollars smile. Aaro n Weaver
Cody Willis
Renae Witt
right: Stephanie Mchenry showing us Patrick Xander
how they keep warm in those little outfits.
---!~~~~~~~

Undercia smen 37 m
 Jeff Abercrombie
Chet lien
Dusty Arm trong
Victor h
teve Aukerman
Chri Bailey
dam Batt
Tiffany Beckner

Ja on Beltz
Mark Bennett
Ju tin Blake
drienne Boulware
Rachel Bower
Brianne Bower
Rachel Brown
Jeremy Brownfield

Sharon Bryant
Amanda Cambell

Stacy Canon
Leon Castleman

Rodney Casey
Heather Chambers

Anna Charlton
Adam Cline

Eliza Cline
Olivia Comer

Darcy Condren
Meranda Cummings
Micheal Dahlquist
Jenny Davenport
Christy Dotson
Brandon Duff
Donald Dycuss
Pam Elliot
Tara Engelhardt
Patricia Evans
Katrina Farrow
Charles Felber
Casey Felin
Kerrie Fielder
Billy Jo Fletcher
Jennifer Fohn

~ 38 Freshman
 Jo h Ford
Becky Gann
Candice Garner
Amanda Garrett
Matt Garrett
Thomas Hall
Matthew Harris
Josh Harrison

Aaron Harvey
Chantel Hatfield
Eric Hatfield
Beth Hatten
Glenda Haueter
David Hayes
Daniel Herrera
Melissa Hickman

Chris Hill
Jonathon Hicks
Kri ta Holman
Amanda Jackson
AmyJa per
Darren Ja per
Justin John on
Justin Klapp

John Kramer
Matt Kramer
Trisha Kambeth
Adrean tile
Matt Lindsey
Je ica Long
Travis Loyd
Daniel Lyall
Helen Lynch
Kristy Matthews
Shane McKinney
Amber McLaughlin
Jeremy McMillan
Barry Monday
Kri ten Moody
Sara alley

Brad Nyberg
Kristy OQuinn
Micheal Owensby
Kristin Ownby
Katrina Papuzynski
Rachel Paro
Lee Ray Perkin
Clayton Pierce

Stacy Portis
Shawna Poynter
Brian Quigley
Joy Rawlings
Becky Ray
Mark Rich
manda Ross
Chris Ryan

Randyn aner
Brandy Sawyer
Holly Schmidt
Meli a Schreiber
hley Schwanke
Richard Sharp
cott Schellenberger
Brian Shewmaker

Brad Shockley
Jeremy imp on
Brooke Skinner
Stacey mith
tephanie Smithey
]o h Souza
Billy Spear
Crystal Sperko

Underclassmen 39 +H
 Mark Stockdall
Dawn Strobel
Jeff Swenson
Larry Tannehill
hon Taylor
Catriona Thomson
Bill Turner
Reggie Turner

Eddie amer
ara Vile
Shawn Wa mundt
Brian Welch
Matt Wentz
Lilli White
Josh Willis
aron Wilson

Loren Wilson
AI Winters
Thomas Wise
John Woodburn
Billy Wat on
Frank Wyatt
Jeremy Young

OPHOTOS LEFT PHOTO: Olivia Coleman and

Carrie Fielder, What's up with the
Amber Anderson cheesy grins?
Trena Arant
Chri Badgett
Wade Bower
Brent Brown
April Burge
Joshua Cahow
Micheal Caird
Amanda Carver
Brian Deckard
Carrie Gamer
Jon Hicks
J.R. Hodge
Steven Howe
Michele Jasper
Aaron Johnson
Zach John on
Perry Joseph
Julie Larimer
Holly Loyd
Julie Matthews
Billy Mays
Josh Murphy
Larry Presley
John Ree e
Blake Robinson
Jamie Sole
Jennifer Storr
Jeff Swenson
Micheal Tuning

RIGHT PHOTO: Freshman Mike Dahlqui t

seems to be focu ed on just getting to class.

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PORT 4 1 m
 Story and Layout by: Jami Ortner
After seven consecutive losses at
the beginning of the season the Buf-
falo Bison Football team continued to
strive on. All their work and determi- Opponent Buffalo
nation paid off when on October 22 WIN LOSS
they upset the Bolivar Liberators 21 to Nixa (H) X
Marshfield (T) X
6. This was the first known time that
Republic (H) X
Buffalo had downed Bolivar without Ozark (T) X
the home-field-advantage. Willard (H) X
he team then continued on to win Branson (T) X
the DISTRICT 10 title (ending the Carthage (H) X
regular season with a 3-win/7-loss Bolivar (T) X
record) which allowed them to con- Reeds Springs X
(T)
tinue in the state play-offs. Although
Roggersville X
they were defeated by Ava in the first (H)
round we are proud of the Bison grid
.
Iron.
Ava(H) X

COACHES:
Mr. Boatwright
Mr. Willis
Mr. Meadows
Mr. Shoemaker
Mr. Autry
Mr. Phillips
Mr. Rehagen

{4 42 Football
 TOP LEFT: First and 10 for the Bisons. TOP RIGHT: The team hudles up before the next play.

BOTTOM
B. Shoemaker, D. Armstrong, T. Carter, A. Cline, B. Nyberg, J. McMillan, E. Wingo, J. Beltz, M. Lindsey,
D. Dycus, and J. McCowan. SECOND ROW: J. Swanigan, A. Wilson, J. Grant, R. Young, C. Jones, R. Saner, J.
Harrison, B. Pyatt, C. Willis, and B.Rice. THIRD ROW: B. VanDeren, H. Sanderson, M. Kramer, M. Brown, J. Willis,
J. Heath, C. Strickland, A. Engelhardt, M. Harrison, and M. Pickens. FORTH ROW: C. Clark, B. Carter, B. Turner, R.
Wright, J. Davis, J. Eastman, E. Varner, S. Mason, C. Duff, and C. Wharfel. LAST ROW: F. Schriber, J. Brownfield, J.
Blake, T. Wharfel, B. Sandoval, C. Hurd

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 Lady f])ison o/o{{ey6a{{ !!!
Who's gonna win? How we gonna play? Who's a
Lady Bison? Give yourself a hand! UH!
Story ana Layout: 'Tara (jif{ispie
lf you attend d a volleyball gam during the previous
ea on, you may have heard th above chant! This year
voll yball team had load f nergy, and were often heard
encouraging their teammates.
The fre hman team competed in the Hillcre t Fre hman
Tourney with 1 win, 4 lo e , and 1 plit. Freshman Brooke
Skinner tated," I really enjoyed playing volleyball this
year, and I'm looking forward tone t year." The fre hman
fini hed the a on with 5 win , 13 lo e , and 2 plit .
Junior Var ity participated in th Parkview and
Kickapoo tourn y . At th Parkview tourney, they ended
the day with 2 win and 4los e , but at the Kickapoo
tourney they ended up coming in, in fourth place overall.
Sophmore Karen Kuhns ays that she thought they had a
good junior varsity t am that played pretty well together.
She al o aid that he didn't feel that winning was every-
thing.
Varsity participat din two tourneys a well, the Willard
tourney during the b ginning of the ea on and the Stock-
ton tourney toward the end of the season. At the Willard
tourney, they ended the day with 2losse and 2 splits.
Then later at Stockton, th y came in, in second place in
pool play and fourth place overall. Junior Kim Hardin said
that he didn't feel that th y came together as a team until
di trict comp tition. Di trict were held at Lamar thi year
and for fir t round play, Buffalo played Willard and won in
thr e matche . S cond round play wa held the next night
and Buffalo played Lamar and lo tin three matches. The
Lady Bi ons ended the eason with a win/loss record of 4
wins, 16lo ses, and 4 split . Senior Stacy Carter replied, "I
thought even with a few minor problems, the eason went
pretty w ll!" - -- ,

ABOVE RIGHT: Junior armen

Wingo reache for the air up there!
RIGHT:Var ity girl up to there
normal chaos.

+H 44 Volleyball
 VARSITY AND JUNIOR VARSITY
FIRST ROW: Manager A. Throckmorton, L. Harrison, T. Gillispie, S. Spradling, S.
Owenby, and Manager R. Harrison.
SECOND ROW: Coach Ramsey, K. Kuhns, M. Caswell, J. Turner, H. Hoover, T.
Lane, A. Park, Manager 0. Comber, and Coach Reese.
THIRD ROW: K. Hardin, H. Trupp, K. Nyberg, S. Roller, S. Carter, V. Stokes, C.
Miller, and C. Wingo.

FRESHMAN
First Row: Manag r A. Throckmorton, T. Engl hart, K. Fielder, C. Sp rko, K. Ow nby,
and Manager R. Harrison.
S cond Row: Coach Rams y, M. Hickman, B. Bowers, A. Boulwar , C. Dot on,
B. Skinner, Manager 0. Comer, and Coach Ree e.
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 LET•s PLAY
SOFTBALL TORY A D LAYOUT: CARME W

Long hour of phy ical and mental work, weat, and

lot of dirt . . . ound familiar? Maybe not to orne, but to the
oftball player it i omething they look forward to.
The whole ea on wrapped up to the di trict play. It
wa probabl the mo t memorable game for the whole team.
The game wa cheduled for7:00 p.m., but due to a long game
ahead of our , it didn't get tarted until after 9:00. So in tead
of itting around, mo t Buffalo player played football.
Coach Hoffman aid, "After e ing what we accom-
pli bed in the tournament (di trict ) thi ea on, I'm looking
forward to next ea on. I hope the returning player will come
back hungry to get that di trict title."

RlGHT:Yanessa tokes ay to Carmen Wingo, "Man, you've

put on weight since we ate all of Amber's pizza."

ABOVE: Juniors Vanessa

Stoke and Shelly Roller,
aren't you uppo ed to be
on the field?

RIGHT: phomore
Cry tal G dfrey ay to
Freshman B cky Ray, "Do
you mell what I mell?"

FAR RIGHT: Junior Amber

Park ays to her elf, "I hope
I can ee when I get up to
bat!"

46 oftball
 LEFT PHOTO: Coach Hoffman ay to her player , "It's
now or never!"

BELOW PHOTO: Is th game over yet?

Scoreboard
Boli\ar w 6-3
Ozark L 1-11
Humansville w 10-5
ixa L 5-11
Skyline w 5-3
Morrisville L 3-11
Republic L 4-9
Willard w 21-5
Bolivar w 10-0
Rolla w 7-2
Willard L 6-7
Republic L 4-11
McDonald County w 9-6
Ozark L 3-4

ROW 1: Clara Maddux, Tara Lane, Karen Swanigan, Meli sa Barnhart, Down Strobel. ROW 2: Coach
Langford, Crystal Godfrey, Michelle Moore, Cry tal Sperko, K ri Fielder, Heidi Strobel, R becca Hicks,
Amber McLaughin, Coach Hoffman. ROW 3: Kristi Eske, Loi Cline, Vane sa Stokes, Stacy Cart r,
Carmen Wingo, Shelly Roll r, Becky Ray, and Amb r Park.

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 ~ross
We take life 3.1 miles at a time.
ountr
Story and Layout by Stacy Carter

T his is the first year in a long time that Buffalo ha had

two full teams.
This was an exciting year for Buffalo Cro s Country.
SIDE A D BOTTOM
There were many highlights to the year. In ixa, PHOTO: A couple of
everyone had incredibly fa t time and placed well. At Buffalo peedster ,
Waynesville, the girls took fifth place and all won right!?
medals.

"This was a very courageous group. It

takes a true athletes' heart to push
themselves, as hard as they can."
Coach Carrol

For the boys, Bolivar was a highlight where they won

the second place plaque.
This was a very courageous group. It takes a lot to be
able to get out everyday, participate, and practice the
way they do.

SENIOR TRACKSTERS

"April has run for 3 years.
She consistantly ran 2nd
and 3rd place all year. I
wish her the best of luck."
" Alisha ran very consistent
for us. It was difficult for
her to split time between
cheering and running. I do
appreciate her hard work."
"John has been are only
runner who has run all
four years for Buffalo.
He has done well and
will be greatly missed."

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TOP PHOTO: Looks as if our runner are a little worn out! TOP PHOTO: The TRUE meaning of the word ME

ALL-STARS
ALL-SOUTHWEST
DISTRICT TEAM:
Amy Jasper
Reena Heinkel
Al Winters
Josh Ford
Carl Black

DISTANCE MASTERS:
AI Winters
Reena Heinkel

BISON AWARD:
Carl Black
Reena Heinkel

"It's been a GREAT season!"

T P PHOTO: First Row- Mandi Ma on, Sarah Gann, Alisha Pyatt, April Pop joy, Amy
Ja per, Reena Heinkel. S cond Row- Coach Carroll, Jo h Ford, Brian Stukey, Scott
Shellenberger, John Hardin, Issac Popejoy, Brad hockley, Al Wint r , Mike wen by, and
Carl Black.

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 BELOW: THE V AR TlY QUAD- Back Row: Mascot Jenm
THE BUFFALO BISO CHEERLEADERS Burns, Melissa Gilchrist, Amy Sturdevant, Julie Broeker. icole
Dismang, and Mascot Amanda Ross. Front Row: Chnsta ook.
April Popejoy, Alisha Pyatt, and Annie Wise.

Go
Bison
Go!!!
Your hand are weating, your knee are
weak, and you can't for the life of you remem-
ber the word to the halftime cheer you learned
at practice ye terday. Thi i the feeling mo t
cheerleader get before their fir t game or pep
a embly. They walk on the floor of the field
hou e only to realize that there eem to be
hundred of people taring at them.
When you are a cheerleader every parent
and tudent eem to know your name and
every move. You are a part of the public eye.
E pecially in the mall town of Buffalo.
Thi ummer the cheerleader attended a
four day camp at SMSU. There they were
evaluated every night on how they preformed
andimproveda a quad. TheFre hman quad
received two blue ribbon , one red, and one
white. The Junior Var ity quad received
two blue and two red. The V ar ity quad
received two blue and two red. All quad
brought home pirit tick .
Thi year the Var ityCheerleader brought
home the fir t place cheerleader plaque from
the A a ba ketball tournament.
When a ked "What do you remember
mo t about cheering thi year?" Junior Nicole
Di mang aid,"Ju t being crazy, we had so
much fun together!"

MlDDLE PHOTO: J.V. SQ AD- KENDRA DERWOOD,

MANDY BO D, JANETIE HALL, KJMBERL Y HARDIN,
TEPHANIE McHE RY, REBECCA HICKS.

BOTTOM PHOTO : FRE HMA Q AD- HA TEL

HATFIELD, DARCY CO ORE , B TH HA TIE , A GEL
CARTER, A D RACHEL PARO.

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CHEERLEADERS

TOP LEFf: AMY T RDEV ANT, PRIL POPEJOY,

ALI HA PYATT, ICOLE DISMA G,CHRISTA COOK,
MELI SA GILCHRIST, A D A IE WISE.
TOP RIGHT: April in the "chair" .
LEFf PHOTO: The Cheerleader line dance at halftime
during homecoming.
BOTTOM LEFf: Get up there Ali ha!
BOTTOM RIGHT: pril and li ha eem to think Julie' leg
make a good jungle gym.

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Lifting weights, jumping with weighted ropes, and lots of run-

ning. Sound like fun? To many it doesn't, but it was an every day
occurance for this year's basketball team. The hard work they put
in showed throughout their 14 and 11 season.

If I
The seniors understood that they had to carry
1/
the offense and defense every night. They not '
only accepted this role, they wanted it. I think Above: "Air" johnny slams
that shows great leadership on their part. one down at practice.

Coach Reese Below: "Mr Hustle" Brad Ke

dives after a loose ball.
This year's team was low on numbers, but high on experience.
This year was the first time in a while that all five starters were se-
niors. Dustin Larsen had this to say, "This was the best year of my
four years here. I'm glad to go out on a winning season." Besides
having a winning season this year's team won the Sportsmanship
trophy in the Blue and Gold Tournament and back to back confer-
ence road games at Willard and Republic. Hopefully the hard work
and spirit of this year's team will survive in the teams of the future.

Story and layout by Eric Wingo

FRESHMEN
ROW ONE : Clayton
Pierce, Randyn Saner ,
josh Willis, Brad
Nyberg,jeff
Abercrombie, Brad
Shockley, Kris Pollard,
josh Ford, and Matt
Kramer. ROW TWO:
jermey Brownfield,
Brian Shewmaker,
Arron Wilson, jason
Beltz, Darren jasper,
Scott Schellenberger,
Steve Aukerman, Matt
Lindsey, justin Blake,
Adam Batt, and Coach
Eddie Phillips.

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 Opponent Buffalo

Lebannon W
Parlcuiew L
Boliuar L
Aurora L
Osage W
Pleasant Hope W
Reeds Spring W
Miller W
West Plain L
NiHa W
Lebannon L

VARSITY Willard
Republic
Camdenton
FRONT ROW: Todd Warfel, Tim Ray, Scott Hicks, and Brad Kern. Branson
W
W
W
w
SECOND ROW: Coach Brett Reese, Manager Donnie Borman, Lutie w
Kevin Maddux, John Hardin, Dustin Larsen, Kevin Cheek, Billy F 0 rs y t h w
Rice, and Coach Bill Autry. Marshfield L
L---~--------------~~------------------------------~ Forsyth L
Boliuar L
Rogersuille W
Ozark L
Marshfield L
Salem W
Rogersuille L

er and oac

RIGH : Billy Rice takes

the hand-off from Brad
Kern, fakes the two
defenders and goes in
for the touchdown.

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 ROW 1: Melinda
Jones, Brook:
Lauderbaugh,
Stacy Carter,
Melissa Hamilton,
and Christy
Miller.
ROW 2: Coach
Lanford, Coach
Hoffman, Amber
Park:, Clara
MadduH, Michelle
Moore, Kristi
Sharp, Catina
Anderson, and
Kelly Anderson.

UHRSITY
ROW 1: Kristie
Esk:e, Adrianne
Boulware, Amy
McCoy, and
Beck:y Ray.
ROW 2: Coach
Lanford, Coach
Hoffman,
Amanda Cambell,
Trisha Lambeth,
Amber
McGlaughlin,
Krystal Sperk:o,
Kristi Sharp,
Catina Anderson,
and Kelly Ander-
son.

dUN I DR UHRS ITY

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 Story and Layout: JOHNNY HARD! #2

Dominated by a class of Seniors. the Buffalo Girls baslcetball team toolc to the
floor with high ambitions. Led by first team all-conference selection Broolc
Lauderbaugh and second team all-conference selection Stacy Carter. the girls
team put together one of the better seasons for the Lady Bisons ouer the last
fiue years.
The Senior leaders for the team included Broolc Lauderbaugh. Stacy Carter.
Melinda Jones. Christy Miller. and Melissa Hamilton. Along with this group of
seniors was a strong trio of underclassmen. Junior Michelle Moore. and
Sophomores Clara MadduH and Amy McCoy teamed up with the seniors to pro-
uide plenty of fresh legs on the court at all times.
In the district competition. the Lady Bisons aduanced through the first round
before falling in the second round of action. Although the season didn't end
with a banner hanging from the fieldhouse rafters. the Lady Bisons showed
that they had what it toolc to be on top again. After losing fiue seniors to this
years graduating class. neHt year will be a year of new faces playing in new
places.

ABOVE: Amy McCoy shoots the ball as Crystal Sperko attempts

to block her shot.
RIGHT: Head coach Cindy Hoffman waves to the camara as
Melissa Hamilton takes a break from the action.

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 BOY'S TRACK STORY A D LAYOUT BY TIM RAY

BOY' TRACK TEAM Row 1: B. Pyatt, B. Turner, A. Winter, M. Wentz, and J.

Har ri on. Row 2: C. Strickland, D. Dugan, I. Popejoy, R. Wright, K. Maddux, and
A. Wilson Row 3: Coach David Meadows, C. Black, S. Schellenberger, A. Harvey,
M. Debeaux, F. Wyatt, and C. Warfel.

BELOW PHOTO: Ricky Wright feels a

burst of speed.

TOP PHOTO: Charlie Strickland completing

in the shot putt.

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 I Get on your mark, Get et, Go!
Track eason is here again and while
I orne of us are rushing around to get
to a job, the track team i working on
I getting to the finish line. Track takes
hard work and dedication to com-
pete. You do the thing that most of us
hate to do, run, and run somemore.

RIGHT PHOTO:
Mandi Caswell
admire her throw
of the hotputt.

April Popejoy leds the pack to the finish line.

GIRL'S TRACK TEAM Row 1: A. Pyatt, A. Popejoy, B. Hatten, H. Chambers,

R. Hicks, M. Hickman, and A. Ja per. Row 2: Coach Paige Carroll, C. Hatfield,
K. Anderson, C. Maddux, T. Engelhardt, and A. McLaughlin.

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 STORY AND LAYOUT: BRAD KERN

Coach Bill Shewmaker didn't know what to

expect from his baseball team this past campaign.
Youth, inexperence, and lack of players contributed to
the doubt of the Bison's success.
With half of the roster compiled with fresh-
men, they had to mature quickly under the guidence
of the veteran upper classmen. After a slow start, the
young team gained confidence with impressive victo-
ries over C .0. C. foes Republic, 7-2, and Willard, 4-2.
The Bisons found themselves on a roll, racking up an
early 4-1 record in the conference and tied with Ozark
for first place . They were being lead by, SMSU
signee, John Hardin on the mound . The lone senior
on the team for the first half of the season, until Brad
Kern worked his way back from a basketball injury
which required shoulder surgury.
The Bison gained experience every game and
finished the season at 9-8, the first winning season in Shane Cody shows his silly smile.
a decade . The season came to an abrupt end in the
first game of districts, losing to Bolivar 2-1. John Hardin was voted C.O.C. Player of the Year
Shane Cody and John Hardin were selected to with a 6-2 Record, 1.02 ERA, and 103 Strikeouts.
All-Conference First Team. Hardin had this to about
the season as a whole. " I was pleased with how the
season went. There were a few games I wish we could
replay, but overall, nine wins was a lot more than I
thought we were capable of."

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 '
EXCEEDING
EXPECTATIO S

Coach Shewmaker leaves the

mound after di cu ing the game
tradegy.

THE BOYS OF SUMMER

FIRST ROW: Josh Souza, Jeremy Brownfield, John Hardin, Brad Kern, Randyn
Saner. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Rich Rehagen, Adam Batt, Justin Blake, Darrin
Jasper, Dusty Armstrong, Brain Shewmaker. BACK ROW: Brian Calfee, Jason
Stefka, Thor Cannon, John Matthews, Shane Cody. NOT PICTURED: Coach Bill
Shewmaker, Josh Ford, Curtis Skinner, Brent Bowers, Blake Robinson.

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 SPORTS HONORS
VOLLEYBALL
Layout by Tara Gillispie
FOOTBALL
1ST TEAM ALL CO FERE CE: 1ST TEAM ALL CO FERE CE:
TARA GILLISPIE RUN I G BACK
2 D TEAM ALL CO FERE CE: 2 D TEAM ALL CO FERE CE:
VA ESSA STOKES FREE SAFETY
2 D TEAM ALL DISTRIC: BILLY RICE
V ESSA STOKES ALL CO FERE CE HO .ME .:
TARA GILLISPIE CE TER
MIKE HARRISO
SOFTBALL 1ST TEAM ALL CO FERE CE:
DEFE SIVE TACKLE
2 D TEAM ALL CO FERE CE::
CHARLIE STRICKLA D
TARA LA E
CARME WI GO 2 D TEAM ALL DISTRICT:
MICHELLE MOORE OFFENSIVE TACKLE
ALL DISTRICT HO . ME .. CHARLIE STRICKLAND
MICHELLE MOORE ALL CO FERE E HON. MEN:.
DEFENSIVE END
TIGHT END
GIRLS BASKETBALL RYAN YOUNG
ALL CO FERE CE HON. MEN:.
1ST TEAM ALL CO FERE CE: OUTSIDE LINEBACKER
BROOK LOUDERBOUGH KURTJO ES
2 D TEAM ALL CO FERE CE: ALL CO FERENCE HON. MEN.:
STACY CARTER MIDDLE BACKER
ALL CO FERE CE HO . ME . 2ND TEAM ALL CO FERENCE:
MICHELLE MOORE GUARD
JASO HEATH
CROSS COUNTRY 2 D TEAM ALL CO FERE CE:
MIDDLE BACKER
JASO SWA IGA
ALL SOUTHWEST DIST. C.C:
1ST TEAM BOYS BASKETBALL
REE A HEINKEL 1ST TEAM ALL CO FERE CE:
2 DTEAM KEVI CHEEK
AL WINTERS DUST! LARSE
HON.ME . 2ND TEAM ALL CO FERE CE:
AMY JASPER JOH HARD!
JOSH FORD ALL CONFERE CE HON. MEN.:
CARL BLACK BILLY RICE
1ST TEAM ALL DISTRIC:
BASEBALL KEVIN CHEEK
1ST TEAM ALL CO FERE CE:
SHA ECODY WEIGHTLIFTING
JOH HARD! OUTSTA DI G LIFTER AT
C.O.C. PLAYER OF THE YEAR: STOCKTO :
JOH HARD! MIKE HARRISO
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ALL I FORMATION PROVIDED BY COACH £5!
60 Sport Honor
Activitie 61 m
 Survival tory and layout by Eric Wingo

Have you ever thought of run-

ning away and joining the circus?
This year's P. T. A. carnival brought
its own little piece of the Greatest
Show on Earth here to Buffalo High
with the theme" Under the Big Top".
The carnival was held on Saturday,
November 12th. Many booths and
activities accompanied the carnival's
King and Queen contest. This year's
royalty includes: Elementary- Kody
McCowen and Miranda Wilson out of
Mrs. Robert's third grade, Middle
School - sixth graders Brett Meade
and Sara Chapman, and High School
- juniors Nathan Montgomery and
Kim Hardin. The only things missing
from this year's carnival were real
elephants.

ABOVE: Chaise Rankin and

Cassie Henderson get into the
Circus spirit.
RIGHT: Carnival Royalty.

tH 62 P. T. A. arnival
Under the Big Top!

ABOVE: LEFT: PART

Kids and OF THE FUN
adults, Dale OF CARNIVAL
Lane and IS LEARNING
Gary Naylor, TO BE A
of all ages CLOWN.
enjoy a
three ring
circus.

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 BELOW: Freshman Class Officers:- Becky Ray, Darcy Condren,
McMillan, Aaron Wilson, and Jeremy Brownfield.

Magic. Do you believe in it? They

ay that there' a kind of magic up in the mountain in
Colorado. E eryone ay that Camp Cheley i a
magical place. It wa hard to believe at fir t. You are
urrounded by 241 total trangers from all over the
United tate . And when it i time to leave, you are
all friend . After attending Student ouncil camp at
Camp Cheley, you'd believe in magic too. You come
back with many new idea and many pecial friend
that hare the Cheley magic whom you'll remember
forever. Julie Broeker, Alicia Pyatt, Melinda Jone ,
Meli a Hamilton, and belly Roller attended the
camp. Julie Broeker aid, "Being in the mountain
made me forget all my problem . You get all caught
up in nature' wonder . Camp Cheley really wa a
magical place and a great experience." It wa a once
in a lifetime chance and it i filled with many pecial
memorie.
Member came back thi year with many
new idea . One of the new activitie that went on
thi year was the Veteran' Day a embly. Many
people from the community came and had cinnamon
roll and coffee. Then they attended the a embly
held fir t hour to honor the veteran .
A nother new activity this year wa the Mr.
Bi on conte t. It wa held during a girl ' ba ketball
game. The fre hman attendant wa Matt Kramer and
he wa e corted by Chri ty Dot on. The ophomore
attendant wa Bu ter Carter and he wa e corted by
Amy McCoy. The junior attendant wa David
Dugan e corted by Michelle Moore. Senior canidate
were Jeremy Owen, Robert Bum , Keith Maddux,
Kevin Maddux, and Brad Kern. They were escorted
by Melinda Jone , Chri ty Miller, Meli a Hamilton,
tacy Carter, and Brook Lauderbaugh. Keith
Maddux wa crowned Mr. Bi on.
F or Valentine Day, Student Council
pon ored the BHS Terrific Couple of 1995 conte t.
Local bu ine e donated meal for two, movie
rental , and ga . The grand prize wa dinner for two
at the Olive Garden and two movie ticket at
Dicken on 8. tu-Co member old tickets for ten
cent each and on Valentine Day name were drawn
for the prize .
Student Council has survived one more
year of hard work. The have been bu y all year
trying to put a little more pirit in BH . They
accompli bed thi and made the year a great one!

ABOVE RIGHT PHOTO: Sophomore class Offiers-Heidi

Strobel, Sara Ownby, Christa Cook, and Rebecca Hicks.
RIGHT PHOTO: Junior Cia s Officers-Michelle Moore,
Kristen yberg, Shelly Roller, Lois Cline, Leah Harrison,
and Andy McConnell.

+H 64 Student Council
LEFr PHOTO: Senior Class Offiers- Christy Miller,
Jennifer Gargus, tacy Carter, Kevin Maddux, and
Melissa Hamilton.
BELOW: tudent Body Officers- Alicia Pyatt-Vice
President, Julie Broeker-President, and Melinda Jones-
ecretary.

ABOVE PHOTO: Veteran' Day A embly.

ABOVE LEFr PHOTO: Juhe Broeker, hellly Roller,

Melinda Jones, and Alicia Pyatt and Student Coun il camp at
Camp Cheley.

BOTTOM LEFr PHOTO TOP ROW: Lms Cline, Becky

Ray. Dar y ondren, Michelle Moore, Kevin Maddux, Andy
Me onnwll, Melissa Hamilton. ECO D ROW : Rebecca
Hicks, Heidi Strobel, Sara Ownby, Kristen yberg, helly
Roller, tacy Carter, Jeremy Brownfiels, aron Wil on, Jer-
emy McMillan. BOTTOM ROW Chri ta ook, Ahaia Pyatt,
Julie Broeker, Christy Miller, MelindaJones,JenniferGargu ,
Leah Harris n ..

Acti ities 65 +H
 W hat does standing out in 30 degree weather, visiting nur ing
home , and ringing bells have in common? NHS! This was all part of a
required service project members must perform to be a member. Previ-
ously, members helped out with Hospice for their service project, but this
year that was no longer available. Current and new member went to
nursing homes and helped the resident or rang bells for the alvation
Army as their service project.
On November 11, 1994, twenty-three juniors were inducted to NHS as
new members and the new senior members were also recognized at the
ceremony.
After doing their ervice project the NHS member took time for a trip to
the St. Louis Art Museum and they also visited the St. Louis Zoo.

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS. FRONT ROW: A. Rice, M. jones, A.

Popejoy, M. Gilchrest, A. Black, N. Taylor, L. Harrison, D. Cline, L. Brunkhorst,
M. Hamilton. SECOND ROW: J. Trupp, D. Sherman, T. Tarr , J. Burns, A. Wise ,
B. Vance, L. Shoemaker, C. Ruth, C. Wingo, H. McNabb , C. Aukerman. THIRD
ROW: B. Stuckey, E. Wingo, M. Parks, S. Phillips, K. Ladendorf, L. Fugitt, J.
Gargus, T. Sandavol, S. Cody, J. Mathews, S. Roller , K. Hardin , M. Charlton.

Story and layout; Amanda Rice

+H 66 a tiona! Honor Society

 FRONT ROW: jennifer Gargus -Historian, Melissa Hamilton -
President, Matt Charlton -Reporter, Lexi Brunkhorst-
V.President, Brook Louderbaugh-Secretary

The new N.H.S. members being in-

B. Stuckey proudly receives
ducted.
his N .H.S certificate.

Ke ith Maddux
talks about the A. Black laughs at M. Hamilton while R. Wright
roles of N.H.S. trys to ignore them.
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 F. B. L.A.
The Future Bu ine Leader of America i an organization that promote leader hip, citizen hip, and ber
in them elve and other . Joyce Smith, the ad vi or, per onally promote the beliefs and tandard of F.B.L.A.
F.B .L.A. i a national organization with conte t starting at the district level. This year di trict conte t
held atSouthwe tMi ouri State Univer ity. The Buffalo chapter did very well with three member advancin
to the tate competition, and many other placing in the top five. Jeanette Slack, wa elected Di trict l3
ecretary for 1995-96. Lexi Brunkhor t, (Bu ine Law) Patrick La hell, (Bu ine Math) and Meli
Hamilton, (M . F.B .L.) competed at the tate level in Columbia.
Buffalo F.B.L.A. AI o ha many other activitie al o. They are active in the Adopt-A-Highway program,
food and coat drive , and they have everal chapter activitie throughout the year. With all of the hard
put into the chapter thi year, the Buffalo F.B.L.A. club excelled in every a pect.

ROW 1 : B ky Vane , Felicia Clark, Lisa Shoemaker, Lisa Clark, M lissa Hamilt n, Jennifer Gargu , Annie Wise,
icki Taylor, R b cca Hicks. R W 2: Meli a ilchrist, J nnif r Burns, indy Arnold, Laura Fugitt, Ang la Payn ,
L xi brunkh r t, Tamara arr, Amanda Black, Pati nee Und r"Wood. R W 3: K vin Maddux, B ky Ray, Dusti
Albertson, Kristin Hendrix, K lly Ander on, hri Duff, Tyl n Sandoval, arl Black, Brian Stu k y, Aaron Harv y.

~
Story and layout by John Hardin
68 F.B.L.A
 LEFT: In F.B.L.A. as in other clubs, it' hard to get good
help.
BELOW: F.B.L.A. officer Kevin Maddux practices his
administrative look, thinking, you want a raise?

OFFICERS

Becky Vance, Kevin Maddux, Lisa Clark, Laura Fugitt, Tamara Tarr.

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 BELOW: F. F. . Officer~. Top row - Bobby ill, dvisor Terry Halleran, But Mr. Halleran , we thought you'd be proud ot
Patrick La hell. Middle row- Pre~ident hri~ Heard, Jason Chapman, tmding in the cow for these magical beans .
Vice-President D w line. itting- oi'> line, and Kristen Hendricks .

FUTURE FARMERS

FIRST ROW: L. Cline, P. LaShell, C. Heard, J. Chapman, B. Dill, D. Cline, K. Hendricks. SECOND ROW: T. Halleran, C. Green, 'I
Wise, T. \'Vheelock, S. Smith, 0. Comer, T. Tannehill, A. '\1cCarthy, L. Harrison, H. Strobel. '\1. Caird, T. Rieth, W. Stevenson, J.
~.R. Perkins, V. Ash. THIRD RO\'\' : l\1. Jasper, B. Shockle), A. Jackson, ll. Sawyer, J. Urownficld, C. Skinner, L. \Vilson,l\1.
C. Brown, S. Taylor, A. Harrison, C. Lile, n. Evans. FOURTH RO\-\-: J. Davenport, C. <-.odfrey, L. Tannehill, R. Casey, A.
Cline, K. Anderson, L. Collamore,J. Gar~us, T. Tarr, 1\-1. Pickens, I. Popejo)·, "'-/. Reed,J. Ford,J. Reese. A. Holman, S. Portis.l\1. H•e~r·ri~;olli l
FIFTH RO\-V: B. Duff, L. Caselman, J. 1\-latthews, .r. Swani~an, E. Wingo, T. Rieth, J. Alford, D. Lar·sen, D. Albertson, H. And••rin••k~l l
~-Phillips, J. Souza, C. Allen, J. Griffiths,('. Black, C. Owens, J. 1\-lcCowen, B. Carter.

{H 70 F.F.A.
t D m
Story and Layout: Brad Kern
There ain't no closing time,
Ain't no cover charge,
Just FFA boys and girls
Gettin' down on the farm.

You can come as you are

There ain't no dress code,
Just some rural route rules
That you need to know.

Don't mess with

Terry Halleran,
He can get real mean.
Don't forget to
Do your work,
Keep those blue coats clean.
Micheal Wisdom, Zane Matthews, and Terry Halleran con-
centrate on the task at hand.

OF AMERICA
FFA is not just country boys and girls
gettin' down on the farm. While having
fun i a major aspect of FFA, many acres
of hard work are involved. The hard
work resulted in e eral fir tplaceshow-
ing such as Crops Team at Pleasant Hope,
Farm Management Team at Plea ant
Hope and Lamar and other respectable
honor throughout the year.

Agricultural leader hip i promoted

through education and conte t competi-
tion. It also motivates young people to
make contribution to their scho 1 as
well a the community.

The Grassland Evaluation team displays their State Campionship

plagu with State Officials and Advisor.

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 FUTURE
STORY AND LAYOUT BY· CARMEN WINGO

Educational fieldtrip , cadet teaching, individual

tutoring upon request, and going to educational depart-
ment at college are a ju t f w thing FTA member get to
experience.
After being asked, "What do you think it take to be
a good teacher?" Kevin Maddux replied, "Hard work and
ton of patience, al o lot of humor." Chri ty Miller aid,
"You should be able to talk well in front of people, get
along with the kids, and know what you are teaching."
Weal o a ked, "Why do you want to be a teacher?"
Li a Clark answered, ''I'm not ure if I want to be a teacher,
but I know it is a trong po ibility. I enjoy teaching people
new things when I can, and it would be nice to know that
you helped om one along the way." R becca Hick aid, "I
feel I can work well with people and take a lot of stre s."
ABOVE PHOTO: hri ty Miller, Senior, said, "I admire Mrs. Hostetler becau e
composition is the worst class you could take and she makes it fun and
interesting."

FRONT ROW: Rebecca Hicks, Lisa Clark, Chri ty Miller, Chri ta Cook, Toni Sharp, Angie Killeen, and Ms. Alford. MIDDLE ROW: Amy turdevant, Jennfer Bums,
M His a Gilchrist, Kar n Kuhns, Kevin Maddux, and Mehssa Hamilton. TOP ROW: Laura Fugitt, hera arver, taci Meadows, abe Huffington, and Aaron W aver

+H 72 FTA
 0
F
F LEITPHOTO:

Lisa Clark;
Vice-Pre ident

I Christy Miller;
Secretary

c Melis a Hamilton;
President

Gabe Huffington;
Treasurer

E
R
s
"WHAT
TEACHER
DO
YOU
ADMIRE
MOST?"
"!admire Coach Carrol Because she's one of my friends I could
ay. She'll listen to me and give advice." Says Rebecca Hicks
ABOVE PHOTO: "!admire Mrs. Alford. She is a very good teach rand
takes a lot of intere tin her class." States Jennifer Burns.

BOTTOM PHOfO: Lisa Clark replied, 'I admire Mr . Glor. he i so ea y

going yet stern. She has flexibility, but not too much, and she never blows
her top."

Melis a Gilchrist and Melissa Hamilton said, "We admire Ms. Phillips because she
explains things well and i · very intelligent and is always organized and prepared."

Activiti 73
 tory and Layout: tacy arter

Preparing today, to suruiue tomorrow

Thi year ha been an active year for FHA. On
October 13, Buffalo FHA member , along with ap-
proximately thirteen hundred member from other
chool attend d the Region 10 me ting held at South-
we t Bapti t Univer it~ m Mabee Chapel.
Though FHA i n t ju t about how to cook or
prepare you for homemaker life, there i also a lot of
fun involved. For in tance, on October 26, FHA
member l aded on a bu and went to Springfield'
Hotel of Terror and Dungeon of Doom. February 25,
FHA went Ice kating at Tan-Tar-a.
FHA chapter adopted a child! Her name i Marie
Lonna Guerra Argueta. She i 11 year old and i from TOP PHOTO: FHA member preparing for the Home-
Guatemala. They decided to end 120 a year. Thi coming Parade.
money will be u ed for medical, food and clothing
ex pen e . "Thi is omething that ha never been done
before and eem to be working out great," tate Mr .
Kennedy.
FHA member did an excellent job of pulling
together and urviving the dutie andre pon ibilities
the club had to offer.

TOP PHOTO: See it is great fun in FHA!

TOP PHOTO: FHA's child they adopted, Lonna

Guerra. TOP PHOTO: Mr<;. Kennedy and Kari
Sharp take a time out.

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 F.H.A MEMBERS

First Row: Christa Cook. Julie Broeker, Alisha Pyatt. Amy Fischer, Chri. ty Miller,
Toni Sharp, Amber McCarthy, Amanda Williams. Sarah Spradling, Eddie Varner.
Second Row: Kelly Anderson, Amy Sturdevent. Carmen Wingo, Stacy Carter, Karen
Kuhn. , Derrick Schmidt, Kri. tiE ke, Rebecca Hicks, Heidi Strobel. Collette Jones.
Christina Brown, Christina DmTington.
Third Row: Jamie Gilpin, Kristen Nyberg, Shelly Roller, Jennifer Bums, Annie
Wise, Ann Evans, Patricia Evans. Christa Bradford, Mrs. Kennedy.
Fourth Row: Amy Garrison. Lisa Rice, Heather Ca1iogo, Melissa Hamilton, Beck)
Ray, Gabe Huffington, Aaron Weaver. Jason Gaynor, Aaron Wil on. Brad Nyberg.
Shane McKinney, Brain Shoemaker.

F.H.A OFFICERS ------~~----~~~·,

Alisha Pyatt-Vice President, Amy Fi. cher-Historian,Toni Sharp-Secretar}. Eddie Varner-

Recreation Leader. Stacy Carter-President. Christy Miller- Trea. urcr, Aaron Wihon-
Parlimentarian, Derrick Schmied-Recreational Leader
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 STORY AND LAYOUT BY: TIM RAY
RISE AND SHINE .. .Every other Thur day student ,
teacher , and other member of the community awake and
arrive to chool early for donut , fellow hip, and ong .
FCA concentrate on the pre ure and temptations Chris-
FELLOWSHIP tian face on a regular ba i and how to be able to over-
come them. FCA is al o a terrific way to meet new friend
with your arne intere t . FCA al o i not ju t for Chri ti
athlete but for everyone willing to be a part of the club.
The pon or of FCA i Coach Paige Carroll. She, along
with many other , play a very important part in how the
CHRISTIAN meetings are run. "Working with FCA in the pa t even
year ha probably been the mo t rewarding experience
I've had here. It' been a neat experience getting to know
my tudent at a pirituallevel rather than ju tan acad(~mJ cl
and athletic level. It' been the mo t fun ju t watching the
kid grow," Carroll aid. Coach Carroll will be gone next
and greatly mi ed, but is pa ing on the ponsor torch to
ATHELETES Mr . Alii on Langford. So if you're really wondering what
FCA i all about, See you next year !

ABOVE: Sophomore Aaron Weaver ABOVE: Student are getting prepared to play one of
howing how to have a good time. Mr. Denbow' crazy games at See You At the Party.

LEFT: Student gathering early

in the morning to participate in
See You At the Pole.

~ FCA76
 FCA OFFICERS
Amanda Black-Hi torian
Heather Trupp-Secretary
Meli a Hamalton - Co-
Pre ident
Chri ty Miller- Trea urer
Lexi Brunkhor t- Co-
Pre ident

FCA MEMBERS FRONT ROW: Alexis Welch, Becky Vance, Felicia Clark, Lisa Clark, Brianne
Bowers, Amanda Cambell, Toni Sharp, Christa Cook, Justin Kenall 2ND ROW: Melis a
Holman,Melissa Barnhart, Jennifer Burns, Melissa Gilchrist, Keith Maddux. Amanda Black,
Derrick Schmeid, Kevin Maddux, Jason Trupp, Josh Cahow 3RD ROW: Dawn Sherman, Heidi
Brunkhorst, Amber Park, Heather Trupp, Christy Miller, Ben Pyatt, Meranda Cummings, Holly
Lynch BACK ROW: Paige Carroii,Cindy Arnold, Brian Stuckey, Kelly Ander on, Lexi
Brunkhorst, Melissa Hamilton, Aaron Weaver, Becky Ray, Brent Bowers, Scott Shellenberger,
Brandon Kenan, Robbie Bailey, Phillip Dycus

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 STAFF
Story and Layout by: Jami Ortner
OPPOSITE PAGE
CLOCKWISE FROM
TOP LEFT:

Juniors:
Tora Gillispie
Amy Sturdevant
COMPUTERIZED! Shelly Roller
Tim Ray
If you didn 'f already know, this yearbook came back later than Carmen Wingo
it had in last few years. This is because we now create the
Seniors:
yearbook on the computer using a desktop publishing program.
Eric Wingo
"If was new experience for all of us including the returning staff Stacy Carter
and myself. We had to learn how to do everything all over, " Mr. John Hardin
Glor commented. Amanda Rice
Jami Ortner
Even though we 'II miss our spring delivery, we 're excited about Brad Kern
the new things we can do to make this a more memorable book! Matt Charlton

BACK ROW: Matt Charlton, Eric Wingo, Amy Sturdevant, Stacy Carter, and Carmen
Wingo. MIDDLEROW: BradKem,JohnHardin,andTimRay. FRONTROW:
Amanda Rice, Shelly Roller, Tara Gillispie, J ami Ortner, and Mr. Glor.

78 Yearbook Staff
 Second Year
MEMBERS
Eric Wingo
editor
"You only live once,
but if you do it right,
once is long enough.

Amanda Rice
"Live life to the full-
est, 'cause it goes by
fast!"

Jami Ortner
"Sometimes a cigar
is ... just a cigar."
-- Sigmund Freud

John Hardin
"I ca-rne, I sa'lv ... I
conquered!"

Stacy Carter
"Al·w ays look in the
rearvie1.v mirror,
'cause objects may be
closer than they ap-
pear."
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SCOUT STAFF
STORY AND LAYOUT: AMY STURDEVANT

BACK ROW: Cidy Arnold, Jason Trupp, Jennifer Bums, Laura Fugitt, Tony Holdt, Brian Stuckey, and Cheri Quigley
FRONT ROW: Lisa Shoemaker, Lisa Clark, Melissa Gilchrist, Alexis Welsh, Sarah Gann, ikki Taylor, and sponsor
Mrs. Ho tetler.

When asked, "What exactly is Scout staff?" Junior Brian Stuckey said,
"Why the most perfect group of kids ever of course!"

~ 80 ScoutStafl
 SCOUT STAFF
PUTS SCHOOL NEWS
IN PRINT

Mrs. Hostetler, as always, showing us her sunny disposition.

"What's Happening?" Extra! Extra! Read all about it! You can find out
most everything that goes on at Buffalo High in the Scout. Throughout
the year journalism class produces many issues of our school paper,
"The Scout". They keep us informed with the current happenings of our
beloved high school.

Junior Melissa Gilchrist said that she joined Scout Staff because
she thought it would be fun, and she likes to develop pictures.

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LIBRARY CLU B
WE HELP YOU USE YOUR LIBRARY
STORY AND LAYOUT BY AMY STURDEVANT

~rough out the year library club has grown. This year the
club consist of fifteen members, one green thumb worker-
Alice Trow, and the sponsor- Mrs. Harrison. What exactly is
library Club? Students that have study hall volunteer their
time to work in our high school library. They help other
students find their way around the library, and keep all the
books and magazines in perfect order. They also have
many meetings and parties. When asked why he joined
library club Shane McKenny said, .. Because you have to
join to be able to work in the library...

LIBRARY CLUB MEMBERS

FIRST ROW:: Chris Ryan, Stacy Meadows, Molly Trow, Angie Killeen,
Lisa Clark, Jennifer Gargus ,SECOND ROW: Stacy Canon, Annie
Charlton, Cheri Crosby, Karen Khuns, Sponsor Joy Harrison THIRD
ROW: Shane McKinney, Eric Wingo, and Green thumb worker Alice
Trow.
2 Library Club
LEFT: Brent VanDaren, David Dugan, and Philip Freeze take time
out to read the paper in the library.

BELOW: Mr . Harrison, the lady in charge, hard

at work a always

ABO E LEFT: John Mathew u e the new

computer card catalog.

BOVE RIGHT: The daily atmosphere of our

choollibrary.

LEFT: Library Club officers:

Annie Charlton-Trea urer
Cheri Cro by-Secretary
Jennifer Gargu -Pre ident

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 SPANISH CLUB STORY A D LAYOUT: ARME WI GO

Who has ever heard of going to the mall to watch a movie as something you
would do for a school function? The Spanish club has! They have also went to the
haunted houses, watched a play, went skating, and had a fiesta party. These are all
things they try to do every year to make Spanish club fun and exciting.
Anyone who has taken Spanish or is currently enrolled in spanish class can be in
Spanish club. Since Spanish is the second most spoken language in the United States,
I encourage you to take this class and of course enjoy the club!

ROW 1: Lisa Shoemaker, Amber Park, Shera Carver, Lisa Clark, Christa Cook, Stephanie McHenry, Colette Jones,
Jamie Reaves, Annie Wi e, Amy Sturdevant, Amanda Dahlquist, and Brad Kern.
ROW 2: Mrs. B ckner, Tracy Taylor, Laura Fugitt, Brent Vanderen, Derrick Schmied, Toni Sharp, Amanda Black,
Karen Swanigan, K vin Maddux, Heather Trupp, and Kurt Ladendorf.
ROW 3: Tylene Sandoval, Cindy Arnold, Kim Hardin, Alex Boyer, Adam Englehardt, Justin Grant, Leslie McClain,
Missy Lynch, and Juanita Lynch.
ROW 4: Ricky Wright, Robby Baily, John Hardin, Thor Cannon, Shane Cody, Scott Hick , Mike Debeaux, Ja on
H ath, and Mark Stockdall.

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 OFFICERS:
1. Shera Carver
2. Lisa Clark
3. Kevin Maddux
4. Tracy Taylor
5. Adam Englehardt
6. Laura Fugitt

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NOSOTROS SOBREVIVIDO I

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LEFT PHOTO: Spanish club director, Mrs. Beckner, dir cting her
cla .

AB V PHOT : Some Spanish club m mber njoying their

cla time.

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 Story and Layout: Tara Gillispie

This years French Club consisted of 38

bilingual students. This group of tal-
ented students attended Dungeons of Doom
and Hotel of Terror in October. While on
this outing, they ate at McDonald's! A
couple of weeks later, they attended a
play titled "Le Petit Fleur" (The small
flower) in Springfield! Juniors Melissa
Gilchrist and Leah Harrison both said
that they enjoyed the play because it
was very different but yet funny. During
the Christmas season, French Club sang
Christmas carols at the Christmas Assem-
bly!

Lois Cline practices her French stare!

Melis a Gilchrist, Jaymi Gilpin and Julie Bower showing that we all laugh
in the same language!

~ 6 French Club
FIRST ROW: Tara Lane, Leah Harri on, icole Dismang, Rebecca Dill, Meli a Gilchrist, Felicia Clark, and Becky
Vance.
SECOND ROW: Jennifer Slider, Li a Rice, icki Taylor, Jami Ortner, Shelly Roller, Jaymi Gilpin, Gabe Huffington,
and Brandon Kenall.
THIRD ROW: Heather Me abb, Cindy Crosby, Lexi Brunkhor t, Lois Cline, Cheri Quigley, Ben Pyatt, Ja on Starrett,
Frank Schreiber, John Throckmorton, and Sponsor Miss Phillips.
FOURTH ROW: Brian Stuckey, Cheri Cro by, Meli a Hamilton, Julie Bower, Meli a Lynch, Holly Lynch, Jason
Gaynor, Aaron Weaver, Brent Bowers, Donnie Bornman, and Willie Barnes.

Gabe Buffington, turn around and tudy your French. Activitie

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 ART CLUB
A WAY OF EXPRESSING YOURSELF
STORY AND LAYOUT BY: TIM RAY

Art is a visual language. You are able to show your true feelings
by not even saying a word. Art is something that one person may
hate and another would think it was a masterpiece. A good thing
about art is that you don't have to be a naturally born at it to be
good. With all of the different tools that you are able to use you can
become a good artist by a lot of practice.
Art Club is made up of art I and advanced art students who like
to express themselves. Every year, Art Club travels to a major mu-
seum. Unlike years in the past when the club went to the Hallmark
Cards and the Nelson Art Museum in Kansas City, this year they
traveled to St. Louis to the St. Louis Art Museum. Which when you
get a group of creative minds on a bus for four very long hours you
are sure to have a good time.

ABOVE: Art Club Member Alex Boyer how us ABOVE: Advanced Art tudent howing off th
~ ~ ~ how to work that clay! great hands of an artist.

--1rrv s Art Club

 ART CLUB OFFICERS:
Becky Ray,
SECERETARY

Heidi Strobel,
VICE-PRESIDENT

Christy Miller,
PRESIDE T

ART CLUB MEMBERS

1ST ROW; Brad Kern, John Hardin, Ben Pyatt, Gabe Huffington, Tim Ray, Curtis
Skinner, Heidi Strobel, Josh Ford, Brent Bowers, Donnie Borman. 2ND ROW:
Dusty Armstrong, Dawn Strobel, Keith Maddux, Bonnie Evans, Alex Boyer, Chris
Elliot, Curt Darnell, John Mathews 3RD ROW: Jeff Abercrombie, Adrienne
Boulware, Becky Ray, Jennifer Slider, Tara Gillispie, Lisa Rice, Greg Briggs,
Melody Parks, Jamie Reeves, Christy Miller

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 Side Photo:FIRST ROW- Glenda
Howder, Catrina Farro, Alexus
Welch, Dawn Sherman, Eithan
Miller, Mrs. Beckner.
SECOND ROW- Melissa Barnhart,
Missy Lynch, Angela Norris,
Juanita Lynch, Brain Stuckey, Chris
Ruth, Aaron Johnson.
THIRD ROW- Stacy Phillips, Chris
Elliot, Jamie Reeves, Melody Parks,
Greg Briggs, Chris Duff, Jerry
Frietag,Charles Akreman, Mark
Stockdoll.

OFFICERS: Stacy Phillips, Jerry

Frietag, Jamie Reeves, Alexus Welch,
and Melissa Barnhart.
RIGHT PHOTO: It just goes to
show how close people can become
in an organization.
•

{4 90 Speech and Debate

SPEECH
DEBATE
IT TAKES MORE THAN A SOAP BOX TO MAKE A SPEECH.
"In Beckner's class there's a lot
of competiton, but if there's
one thing I learned with her is
to try your best and be confi-
dent."
Senior, Jamie Reeves
"Speech and Debate helps you
to find your hidden self. You
realize who you really are."
Senior, Melody Parks
"Being in Speech is one of the
best decisions I made in high
school, it has helped me in
many ways in my life. I also
and foremostly gained many
friends here and at other
schools I have had a lot of fun
through it all and I'm going to
miss it a lot."
Senior, Jerry Freitag
"I have really enjoyed being
in Speech and Debate. It is a
great experience for anyone
interested in persuing any
career that involves public
speaking. Speech teaches you
about dedication and helps
you in all your goals."
Senior, Stacy Phillips
Story and Layout: Stacy Carter
~edication, time, and desire
are the three key elements of being
in speech club . With 22 members of
speech and drama they have combined
many victories as well as memories.
This year in Speech they accomplished
many things. Achieving many goals
mainly getting a good group of fresh-
man and of course getting awards.
At the Varsity level Shane Fugitt
got first in the Voice of Democracy
contest in Buffalo and went on to get
second at District winning a total of
$175. Chris Duff reached the level of
Special distinction in NFL, in Team
Debate he got a fourth place trophy
at Parkview, a third place trophy at
Waynesville, a third place medal at
the C . O.C tournament, and placed sec-
ond at Buffalo winning $75 .
"Though we are very proud of
these achievements, there are two
which the entire team is proud of.
One of these achievement was taking
3rd place in C.O.C sweepstakes. But
secondly and most importantly, we
should recognize Mrs. Beckner who
reached the 8th level of Recognition
of the NFL by reaching the level of
1,500 NFL points obtaining the NFL
Diamond," states Jerry Frietag .
With many weekends given up to
compete in a tournament this years
Speech and Debate club have been very
successful. Not only are they sur-
viving the load, but by the looks of
it they are making a little money
too! !
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 LEFf: enior Matt Charlton doing hi
Pre ident Clinton impre ionation.

BELOW: enior Chri Elliot, Mr. Percu ion-

i t Extraordinar!

Story and Layout by John Hardin

ABOVE: The Pep-Band

jazzin' it up at a home
Football game.

RIGHT: Mrs. Kim Claspill

directs the band through
an afternoon practice .

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 LEFT: ophmore Clara Maddux,
adds her mu ical talents to the Pep-
Band at a home football game.

BLOWIN' THE NIGHT AWAY

BAND
Hard work, long hour , and giving up Friday night may not
be your idea of a good time. But for the B.H .. band it' a way
of life. Extra practice hour were a mu t for the Bi on band thi
year for many rea on . The "Bi on Pride" marching band wa
Buffalo's fir t marching band be ides the Buffalo Gal . They
performed at home football game and in local parade . Along
with the new marching band, many of the band member al o
participated in the di trict conte t at outhwe t Mi ouri tate
Univer ity. With all of the hard work put in by thi year band
member , the reward in the in made it all worth while.

FRONT:Kevin Maddux.
ROW ONE: Kri ta Bradford, Amanda Black, Amber McGlaughlin, ara alley, Josh a how, Tylene Sandoval, Heather Trupp, Christy Green,
Becky Vance, Christy Dotson, asey Felin, Laquita Jennings.
ROW TWO: Matt Wentz, Brandon Kenall, Justin Kenall, Reggie Turner, Jennifer Slider, Brian Smith Angie Johnson, Tri ha Lambeth, Chan tel
Hatfield, Beth Hatten, Leah Harrison.
ROW THREE: hns Elliott, Aaron Harvey, Eric Creasey, Randyn Saner, Jason Trupp, Rachel BO\vers, Kieth Maddux, Kim Hardm R bbie Bailey,
Barry Monday, Scott hellenberger, Patrick La helle, Carl Black, Brandon Duff.,,

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MUSIC CLUB MEMBERS

FRO TROW: H. Chambers, R. Paro, A. Welch, M. Hickman, D. Manning, A. Beck, A. Schwanke, B. Hatten, B. Bowers, K. Mathews, S.
• McHenry. SECO D ROW: A. Rice, D. Condren, A. Kileen, B. Hendricks, C. Smithey, D. Osborn, B. VanDeren, S. Mason, M. Wentz, K.
Maddux, A. Jasper, A. Campbell. THIRD ROW: S. Meadows, C. Lile, M. Jones, C. Hatfield, D. Schmeid, T. Summers, W. Logan, V. Ash,
K. Wisdom, K. Maddux, T. Lambeth, S. Walcott, T. Sandavol. FOURTH ROW: H. Trupp, C. Crosby, L. Brunkhorst, K. Neitzart, J. Trupp,
W. Matherly, R. Bailey, A. Weaver, D. Dugan, J. Freitag, S. Quigley, J. Broeker, C. Brown, D. Smithey.

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MUSIC CLUB OFFICERS

+H 94 Music Club
FRONT ROW: Keith M., Kevin M. BA K ROW: Amanda R., Julie B., and Melinda J.
 Layout by: Amanda Rice

I
ABOVE: Beth Hatten performe at one of the many
music concerts.
LEFT: Li a Freeman, Amanda Rice, & Adriean Lite.
Vi itors are always welcome in Mixed Chorus
practice.

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FRO TROW: C. Crosby, D. Manning, A. Beck, D. Condren, A. Killeen, B. Hendricks, C. Smithey, J. Swanigan, D. Osborn, B.
VanDeren, S. Ma on, M. Wentz, K. Maddux, A. Ja per, A. Campbell, S. McHenry, B. Bower . SECO D ROW: M. Hickman, A.
Welsh, A. Rice, M. Jones, C. Hatfield, D. Schmied, T. Summers, W. Logan, C. Record, V. A h, K. Wisdom, K. Maddux, A.
Schwanke, T. Englehart, T. Lambeth, S. Walcott, K. Mathews. THIRD ROW: S. Meadows, H. Trupp, R. Paro, C. Lyle, L.
Brunkhorst, K. Neitzer, J. Trupp, W. Matherly, R. Bailey, A. Weaver, D. Dugan, J. Freitag, S. Quigley, J. Broeker, H. Chamber ,
0
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C. Brown, D. Smithey, B. Hatten, T. Sandaval.

Mi d Choru I ctiviti 95 tH
.Singing On • • •
BACK ROW:
Story anti Layout 6y: Jami Ortner C. Hatfield, S. Mea-
dows, L.Brunkhor t,
Th Dynamics p rformed at various times through- H. Trupp, C. Quigley,
J. Broeker, S. Walcott,
ou t the 94-95 school year. You may have listened to D.Smithey,T.
them sing at such events as volleyball or football Lambeth, T. Sandoval,
games, or maybe you even attended the Christmas or FRONT ROW:
Spring Concert. one of this is unusual, but they have R. Paro, M. Jone , A.
Rice, B. Hatten, A.
started a trend. This year, a guy's select choir has been Schwanke, H. Cham-
started. It's still in the planning stage, but it's sure to bers, S. McHenry, K.
be a hit in the future! So watch out girls, you've got eitzert,
competition NOW!

BACK RO W:
J. Swanagain, T.
Summers, C. Bailey.
K. Maddux, A.
Wea er, D .Dugan,
J. Freitag.
SECOND ROW:
W. Matherly, W.
Logan, C. Record, J.
Trupp, Ke\in
Maddux, S. Ma on.
FRONT ROW:
V. Ash, D. Schmetd,
D. Osborn, K. Wis-
dom, B. VanDeren,
M. Wentz.
 ABOVE : B.
Hatten, C. Hatfield,
and H. Chambers
are d isappointed
that Cheri gets to
sing next.

ABOVE: L. Brunkhorst, J. Broeker, A. Rice, H. Trupp study hard to

earn the grades.
BELOW BACK ROW: D. Condren, C. Lile, A. Honeybone, A. Rice, J.
Broeker, C. Crosby, L. Brunkhorst, H. Trupp, S. Walcott, T. Lambeth,
and C. Quigley. MIDDLE ROW: A. Welch, M. Jones, K. Neitzert, C.
Smithey, T. Sandoval. FRONT ROW: A. Killeen, B. Hendricks, R.
Paro, D. Manning, B. Hatten, H. Chambers, A. Jasper, A. Schwanke, S.
McHenry, B. Bowers, A. Cambell.

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ABOVE: Freshmen Stacy Cannon, Darcy Condren, and
Monica Hauter know that pep club means friends.

ABOVE: Pep Club Sponsor Miss Gerken

making sure that none of her students
are smoking. LEFT: Kevin Maddux and
Mike Debeaux flex their muscles for
Melissa Hickman.

FIRST ROW: Tommie Wise, Ben Pyatt, Tim Ray, Kevin Maddux. SECO D ROW: Krista Cook, Heidi Strobel, Rebecca Hicks, hristy
Miller, Amy Fisher, Aly ha Pyatt, April Popejoy, Melinda Jones, Nichole Dismang, Stephanie McHenry, Kerri Fielder, Glinda Haueter,
Darcy Condren, Amy Sturdevant, Colette Jones, Olivia Comer, Sara Vile , Miss Gerken. THIRD ROW: Toni Sharp, Jeremy Brownfield,
Brad Kern, Curt Skinner, Melissa Hickman, Brianne Bowers, Brooke Skinner, Jami Ortner, Amy Jasper, Beth Hatten, Jennifer Burns,
Melis a Holman, Melis a Gilchrist, Annie Wi e, Billy Rice, Shelly Roller, Jami Gilpin, Cheri Crosby, Scott Schellenberger. FOURTH
ROW: John Hardin, Julie Broeker, Stacy Smith, Brandi Sawyer, Becky Gann, Christy Dotson, Kristen Owensby, Gabe Huffington, Kelly
Anderson, Chan tel Hatfield, Casey Fe lin, Amanda Jackson, Lisa Rice, Heather Colagio, Derrick Schmied, Dusty Armstrong, AI Winters,
Amy Garrison, Ashley Schwanke. FIFTH ROW: Kevin Cheek, Dustin Larsen, John Hicks, Annie Charlton, Brian Gaynor, Ricky Wright,
Chri Heard, Melissa Hamilton, Ja on Gaynor, Arron Weaver, Steven Bailey, Patience Underwood, Brandon Kenall, Becky Ray, Justin
Kenall,Dawn Strobel, and Adrienne Boulware.

+H 98 Pep Club
94-95
OFFICERS
TREASURER
CHRISTY
MILLER,
PRES DENT
KEVIN CHEEK,
VICE PRESIDENT
KEVIN MADDUX

Members
of Pep
Club hav-
ing some
fun.

m
layout by Ertc 1ngo

ctiviti 99
Face To Face
in ' 1994 Football Festival Homecom

Story and Layout by: Stacy Carter

Football Festival started out

with Spirit Week. Activities in-
cluded a bonfire/car bashing, pep
rally and a parade before the
game. This year students and
organizations decorated shopping
carts instead of trailers. During
pre-game carnation, Amanda Rice
was crowned Football Festival
Queen. She was escorted by her
cousin, Billy Rice. Other candi-
dates were Brook Lauderbaugh
escorted by Eric Wingo, Alisha
Pyatt escort by Charlie Strickland,
and April Popejoy escorted by
Jason Heath.
This year celebrated the 20th
reunion in honor of the past foot-
ball players who competed for the
C.O.C title.

Middle Photo: Queen Amanda

Rice and her cou in Billy Rice.
Right Photo: A Buffalo student
driver expresse their spirit.

{4 100 Football F tival

 Seniors show the school all about their 1994 spirit.

Top Photo: Junior participate in twin day.

Top Right Photo: andidat Brook Loud rbaugh.
Right Photo: Candidate April Popejoy.

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 ''KI TTLE''
ESTIVAL
Story and Layout: Brad Kern

"If on Spirit Week, students dress up for Hillbilly

Day, but no one notice anyone looking any
different.. .......... we might be a redneck .. "
With rednecks sporting their finest overalls on
Wed day, Thur day proved to be rather Goofy on Di ney
Day. Concluding Spirit Week was the traditional Spirit
Day. The student body wa a mass of red, black, and
whites. Later that day there was a pep as embly held to
honor and support the boys basketball team. The week as
a whole can be described from a line in the festival's
theme song "You've got to kick a little to cau e a stir, you
got to make orne noise to b heard."
Again t Pleasant Hope that night the Bisons came
out slugish and found themselves down by nine at half-
time. During halftime Christy Miller wa crowned Queen
with her court consisting of Stacy Carter, Melinda Jones,
and Amy Fisher. The attendants were Jaymi Gilpin,
Heidi Strobel, and Tiffany Beckner. In the second half the
Bi ons roared back out coring the Pirates 18-4 in the third
quarter and went on to a 60-54 victory. Du tin Larsen
lead the way with 24 points, Kevin Cheek added 19.

Christy Miller
'94 Basketball Festival Queen

Senior Queen Candidates: Amy Fi her, Christy Miller, Stacy Carter, Attendants: Junior, Jaymi Gilpin, Sophomor , Heidi
and Melinda Jane . Flower girl, and rown bearer, . Strobel, and Fre hman, Tiffany Beckner.

ill] 02 Ba ketball Festival

 ON
IVAL
Story and Layout: Brad Kern

With the spirit envolved in a festival, one just

wa n't enough. So the Student Council formed the very
first Basketball Festival game for the Lady Bison.
The Lady Bison ho ted the Willard Tiger and the
game was close and intense throughout, but the Lady
Bison prevailed by one, 61-60. At Halftime the lights
were turned down and a spotlight followed the canidates
across the floor. Keith Maddux was crowned Mr. Bi on
with his court consisting of Brad Kern, Jeremy Owen,
Robert Burns, and Kevin Maddux. The attendants were
Matt Kramer, Buster Carter, and David Dugan.

Keith Maddux
'95 Mr. Bison

Matt Kramer, David Dugan, Robert Burns, Kevin Maddux.

st
TIME
FOR LAD 'S FESTIVAL

Keith Maddux, Jer my Ow n, Brad Kern, Bu ter Carter.

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 FFAHONORS
Farm Management:
Mandi Caswell
John Matthew
Kevin Cheek HONORS Layout by Shelly Roller
Field Crops:
Carl Black
Pat Lashell
Dow Cline

Dairy Foods: B.H.S. STUDENT COUNCIL

Amber McCarthy RECEIVES
Chris Heard "STATE HONOR COUNCIL"
Brad Shockley

Soils:
Buster Carter
Thomas Poynter
VICA
Poultry:
Amanda Jackson
HONORS
Livestock: Jason White
Heath Anderjaska

Dairy Cattle: Brent Carter

Ricky Dryer

Knowledge: Ken Baker

Victor Ash
Dusti Albertson
Talia Yates
Ag Mechanics:
Bobby Newman
Kevin Wisdon Jennifer Hamby

Dara Keith
MUSIC & BAND HONORS
Tammie Sperko
Keith Maddux-vocal solo
Karen Swanigan
Christy Green-flute solo
Hollie Hampton
Kevin Maddux-tuba solo

tH 104 HO OR
 PEER cou SELl Story & Layout by
G
helly Roller

Who can best help teens deal

with their problems? Other peers!
The student body was polled to find out
who they would feel comfortable talk-
ing to about their problems. The group
was trained to help others deal with the
pressures in their lives.
Meetings were held periodically
throughout the school year. At each
meeting there was a guest speaker to
help improve the groups' skills. At the
end of the year the peer counselors
took a field trip to Lakeland Regional
Hospital and the Juvenile Detention
TOP PHOTO: Top Row: Gab Huffington, Holly Hoover, Shelly Roller, Jaymi Gilpin,
Carmen Wingo, julie Bro ker, Ben Pyatt, Ju tin McCowan. Middle Row: Jennifer Center.
Gargus, Heather Trupp, Amanda Black, Christy Miller, Lexo Brunkhorst, Melissa There are many teens that have
Hamiltion. Bottom Row: Brandon Kenall, Sarah Gann, Lisa Clark, olette Jone ,
Amanda Williams. ot Pictured: Craig Brown, Mandi aswell, Brook Louderbaugh, to face and deal with stress, now they
Keith Maddux, Amanda Rice, Scarlett Wolcott, Meli a Barnhart, Andy McConnell,
Vanes a Stoke , Willie Barn , Rebecca Hook, Aaron Weaver.
have someone to talk to.

Peer ounseling ponsor Judy Kennedy and Carol Cully.

ABOVE PHOTO: P r coun elor practice their

teamwork kill at Lakeland.
LEFT PHOTO: P r coun elor Rebecca Hook,
Holly Hoover, Jaymi Gilpin, arm n Wingo, and
Vane a Stoke . ~ ~ ~
Activitie 10s -;~rrv
 SENIOR
TRIP
Story and Layout by Matthew Charlton

The Buffalo High School1995 Senior

Class arrived at school at 7:00 on Friday, May 19
with exuberance, wonder, and many sleepers in
their eyes.
After being checked in and loaded on the
bus, we were on our way to Six Flags across
MidAmerica. Everyone excitedly looked
forword to the new Batman rollercoaster, but it
seemed to take forever to get there.
At last we arrived! Every last one of us
hurled ourselves off the bus and towards a day
full of good food, exspensive gifts, and long,
long lines. Next thing we knew, it was time to
find each other and cram ourselves back on the
bus, many of us with new stuffed friends or
small souvenirs to remember one of our most
exciting days together as a Senior class.

There's Jennifer enjoying her lunch with a mile.

April, Alisha, Amy, and Stacy enjoying the un!

ill]06 Senior Trip

Mike, Kevin, and Chirs waiting to ride the new Batman rollercoaster.

Hanging (up ide down) with the 0 0 0

Left: han and Brandon showing off th ir priz so

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 Layout By: Tara Gilli pie

T
.___ ____.his year the Buffalo
Junior-Senior prom was held at the Holi-
day Inn North in Springfield! Many stu-
dents stated that they hoped having prom
off campus was a growing tradition. This
was the second year that prom had been
away from the high school campus.
Students also commented on how nice the
Holiday Inn atrium was. Junior Kim
Hardin said, "Prom was a lot of fun, except
there wasn't enough chairs for everyone to
sit down." Junior Melissa Gilchrist added,
"I thought prom was a lot more fun than I Senior Brad Kern and Junior Amanda Dalhquist
had expected, especially after people
started dancing."

An overview of the Holiday Inn atrium!

p OM '95:
i l l ! O Prom
 Senior Amanda Rice and date William Hicks

Juniors Zane Mathews and Kristen Nyberg

Above: Senior Stacy Carter and Junior Kurt Jones

Right: Senior Dustin Lar en and Sophmore Heidi Strobel

ON E EDGE OF A DREAM Activiti 109 +H

BACCALAUREATE
Final Activities for. • •

A group of Seniors
that are ready to get
the show on the road.

LAYOUT BY: Tim Ray

ABOVE: Senior Du tin Lar en and Juli
Broeker taking that long walk.

Class Of '95 girl

await the arival of
the re t of their
cla mates.

tH 110 Senoir Events

 & GRADUATION
• • • • the Class of '95

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Seniors waiting for

that special
momment.

Activitie Ill m
 Senior Honors
Co-Valeditorians

Mandi Caswell Jennifer Gargus

TOP 10 PERCENT
Salutatorian
Jennifer Gargus
Mandi Caswell
Eric Wingo
Melissa Hamilton
Matthew Charlton
Lexi Brunkhorst
Laura Fugitt
Brook Lauderbaugh
Melinda Jones
Dara Keith
Eric Wingo
Donna Schreiber

~ 112 SeniorHonors
Farewell to the Class of '95
 Principal's List

•
FRO T ROW: K. Mathew , B. Ray,]. Gargus,]. Slider, A. Hendrick on. ECO D ROW: ]. McMillian, A.
Black, L. Fugitt. TIIIRD ROW: ]. Beltz, E. Wingo. ot Pictured: K. eitzert, A. Harvey

Bison Honor Roll

jU IORS/SE IORS FRO T ROW: ]. Trupp, M. Gilchri t, C. Miller, . Phillip , K. Maddux, L. Clark, L.
Brunkhor t, C. Crosby. SECO D ROW: K. Ladendorf, ]. lack, L. hoemaker, Kevin Maddux, . Gann, C.
Durington, A. Dahlquist, L. Ilarri on, K. Ilardin. TIIIRD ROW: D. hreiber, B. Hendrick , R. Heinkel, . Wi e,
]. Mathews, T. Cannon. FOURTH ROW: ]. Freitag, T. Sandoval, B. Vance, M. Charlton, H. Trupp, R. v right, K.
Cheek. ot Pictured: R. h, L. Jenning , M. jones, K. Martin.

L
SOPHMORES/FRESHMEN FRONT ROW: D. ondren, A. jack on, C. Dotson, T. Sharp, C. Maddux. ECO D ROW:
A. Campbell, A. McLaughlin, . Wil on, B. yberg. THIRD ROW: A. Boyer, K. Baker, C. Black,]. ahow, R. aner.
FOURTH ROW: ]. Gaynor, . 1 Kinney, C. Duff, P. La hell. FIFTH ROW: ]. Ford, B. he" maker, . h. ot
~ ~ ~
Pictured: G. Buffington,]. Brm nfield, D. Herrera, L. Perkins,]. Rawling , Al Winter .
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 HONOR ROLL
Seniors

FRONT ROW: A. Popejoy, A. Pyatt, J. Broeker, A. Rice, J. Hardin, J. Owens,

B. Kern. SECOND ROW: K. Anderson, C. Cline, J. Ortner, J. Reaves, K.
Higdon, A. Payne, A. Roscoe, T. Tannehill. THIRD ROW: T. Summers, H.
McNabb, R. Ryan, J. Hutchings, B. Gaynor, S. Blecher, C. Aukerman, D. Bock.
Not Pictured: S. Baugus, E. Bechtel, S. Carver, R. Dryer, A. Fischer, M.
Fleetwood, T. Inman, C. Lile, M. Lynch, M. Parks, B. Rice, C. Smithey, R.
Snow, T. Sperko, C. Strickland.

juniors

FRONT ROW: F. Schreiber, H. Sanderson, A. McConnell, E. Wheelock, C.

Crosby, J. Burns, T. Gillispie. SECOND ROW: R. Xander, M. Moore, L.
Cline, K. Nyberg, S. Roller, J. Gilpin, J. Stefka, A. Williams, T. Lane. THIRD
ROW: T. McCart, C. Arnold, A. Tarver, A. Park, J. Thomas, C. Wingo, T.
Ray, D. Cline. FOURTH ROW: N. Taylor, C. Ruth, R. Bailey, C. Owens, S.
Quigley, A. Welch, M. Barnhart, B. Stuckey, J. Moriarty. Not Pictured: S.
Bailey, F. Clark, T. Cline, S. Cody, S. Fear, J. Grant, T. Kelb, B. Newman, J.
Schletzbaum, B. Shepard, J. Shepperly, W. Stevenson.

~ 114 HonorRoll
 Sophomores

FRONT ROW: H. Brunkhorst, A. Kileen, K. Kuhns, J. Turner, C.

Cook, S. McHenry. SECOND ROW: W. Barnes, H. Colagio, j.
Criswell, A. Smith. THIRD ROW: j. Harmon, M. Phillips, A.
Griesse, D. Borman. Not Pictured: D. Albertson, C. Dorssom,
S. Freeman, L. Freeman, C. Green, H. Hoover, j. Kenall, B.
Kenall, L. McClain, S. McDairmant, C. Owens, B. Pyatt, L. Rice,
j. Ruth, H. Strobel, S. Worley.

Freshmen

FRONT ROW: S. Viles, A. Charlton, L. Wilson, L. Caselman, j. Harrison, R.

Turner, T. Englehardt, R. Paro, C. Sperko, B. Turner. SECOND ROW: H.
Chambers, B. Hatten, K. Pollard, A. Batt, B. Duff, A. Ross, R. Bower, T.
Lambeth. THIRD ROW: A. Schwanke, B. Gann, C. Felin, S. Canon, G. Haueter,
B. Welch, S. Nalley, C. Felber, j. Hicks. FOURTH ROW: A. Boulware, H.
Strobel, B. Bowers, T. Beckner, D. jasper, j. Abercrombie, jon Hicks, B.
Shockley. FIFTH ROW: M. Wentz, M. Dahlquist, E. Varner, M. Kramer. Not
Pictured: R. Brown, j. Davenport, D. Dycus, P. Evans, C. Garner, Candice
Garner, A. Garrett, S. Howe, K. Moody, M. Schreiber, j. Young.

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 PLAY
THE CREATURE CREEPS

A scene from "The Creature Cree s"

CAST&CREW
Baron Von Blitzen - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Brian Stuckey
Sthunken Chris Ruth
Gretchen - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Alexis Welch
Daisy Von Blitzen Melissa Barnhart
Babsy Ballou - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Jamie Reaves
Maritza von Blitzen Missi Lynch
Hanna Zitzen Veronica McKay
Freda Zitzen Maria Gough
Olga Zitzen Juanita Lynch
Heidi Zitzen Sarah Fisher
Frank Sterling Joe Ruth
Mord Bryan Brake
Creature - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ??????????

~ 116 Play
Middl chool 117 ~M
 Michelle Acreback
Rebecca Addison
Jaime Allen
Jamie Allen
Crystal Anderson
Heather Arndt
Joshua Arnold
Jason Atkinson

Rachael Bailey
Misty Bain
Rachael Baldwin
Charity Bancroft
Jamie Barber
Amber Barton
Brandon Bas
April Batt

Steven Blis
Michael Bolin

Mitchell Brown
Steven Brown

Brad Brunkhorst
Della Bunch

Amanda Burtin
Kathy Butler

Shannon Byron
atalie Chapman

Derek Clark
Joshua Cline
Leslie Cline
Rachel Cobb
Ace Comer
Jessyca Compton
Marsha Dame
Shawn Daniels

Ryan Davies
Edris Decker
William Dotson
Travis Doty
J R Durrington
Alicia Edwards
Phillip Eidson
Kerri Elliott

~ 118 Eighth Grade

 Glen Farrow
Wendy Faught
James Felber
Jennifer Fetters
Ricky Finley
Daniel Fletcher
Jennifer Fletcher
Brandie French

Melis a Fuller
Bradley Garrison
Janelle Gilchri t
Randee Gilpin
Tori Green
Matt Hale
Bethany Hawley
Paul Hill
Rick Hill
William Hinze
Heather Hodge
Kevin Holdt
Roberta Holley
Jared Holt
Kevin Huber
Sarah Hunt

Chri Huntley
Jeremy Hu ton
Lisa Hyde
Nikki Ja per
Timothy Jasper
Michelle Killeen
a than Klapp
Jenny Kuhns

athan Lane
Tyler Lane
Heather La hell
Janice Law on
Tiffany Lloyd
Dannie Lupton
Freddie Lutz
Augu t Marssala

Stacey Matt on
Erica McCoy
Chad McDonald
Jill Me abb
Abram Medcalf
Robert Milroy
arab Moore
Sawn Mus er

alley
Kri ton eitzert
Eddie immo
Paul
John yberg
Tracy Owens
Andrew Owen by
Mi ty Paro

Jo hua Phillip
Jeremy Pickens
Brent Pinkley
ngel Pi toia
Rhonda Place
Pearl Poole
T. J. Rainwater
John Raska

Kevin Record
Brandon Reed
Edward Ree e
Mark Reeve
Rhonda Rice
Audrey Riddle
Danielle Rodelander
Cynthia anderson

Middle School 119

 Je ica Sarlitto
Kyle chadeck
Micke crivener
Buck Shockley
Michael Shower
Rebecca Skinner
Bryon lack
Marvin mith

Kim Smitherman
Wayne Sperko
Ja on tanley
Jo hua till
Matt Stoke
Andrea Strickland
Rodney Taylor
Eric Te terman

Chri Tharp
Michelle Turner
Marvin Vanno trand
Anna Viet
}annetta Wakefield
Jeremy Ward
Chad Whillock
Amanda White

Erica White
Bradley Williams
Rachel William
Leslie Wil on
Carrie Wingo
Mark Wolfe
Rachel Woodburn
Jo eph Furtado

OPHOTOS

Todd Black
Chri tine Bowie
Jerry Cline
Jennifer Eagle
Greg Franklin
David Guess
Jennifer Guess
Ye enia Ibarra
Suzy Luke
Ruth oot
Elizabeth Ruth
Mickey Scrivener
Patrick White

BELOW: It' always good to have peer upport in a

de "pressing" moment.

Janelle Gilchrist and Michelle Turner- Did you say thi was study hall?

{H120 Eighth Grade

 Kelly Armstrong
Corey Atteberry
Brandi Bale
Jennifer Bankes
Samuel Baugus
Brenna Beasley
Jessica Bell
Lelia Belt

Jennifer Beltz
Joseph Benson
Matthew Boggs
Shanna Bolin
Robert Boyd
Cherakee Brake
Alicia Brown
Jacob Brown

athan Brownfield
Amber Caddell

Jared Cahow
Kristen Calfee

Stephanie Canon
Shaun Caringer

Russell Carter
Loyd Ca elman

Ricky Chapman
Luke Charlton

mantha Cherry
Luke Chri tian
Christy Cline
Jerry Cline
Tessa Coltrin
Anthony Compton
Eric Cook
Ja on Cooper

Jill Comeliu
Wendy Comwella
cott Cotton
Tonya Crawford
Mark Crofut
Caleb Cru ick
Brett Denbow
manda Dill

MiddleSchool 121m
 Deana Di ang
Robert Di mang
Ju tin Donaldson
Jana Duff
Michelle Dugu
my Dunham
Jeffre Elam
Travi lliot

Erin Enlund
Jade Enokido
Brand Em ter
Chri ty Evan
]o eph Feco
Courtney Fi k
Kami Freeman
Du tin Gamel

Michael Gardner
Eric Garret on
Jennifer Garri on
Ju tin Goeman
Chri Goin
Correy Goin
John Gough
Brain Hacker

Kristn Hahn
Kevin Hale
Je ica Hall
Crystal Hamilton
Nicole Harri on
Samantha male Haskett
Chri Hatten
Eric Haueter

Jeanetta Haye
Koi Hender on
Joshua Herrera
Katrina Hill
Kelly Hitchcock
Holly Hu ton
Brenda Hyder
Jesse Johnston

Amanda }one
Morgan Kai ler
Alicia Klapp
June Kubla
Bradley Leer
Lance Lile
Darrell Logan
Jamie Lowry

Bobby Lynch
Wayne Lyon
Kerry Mathews
Wesley Mcbee
Brandon McCarthy
Keri McDaniel
Raaymond McDonald
Lacey McGuire

Gabriel McMillan
Amanda McWilliam
Jonathan Meadow
Jerad Meritt
Aaron Miller
Mathew Miller
Caleb Moody
Gene Moyle

J. J. el on
Maria evarez
icholas immo
Iizabeth Odonnell
Lee Ella Oglesbee
Ben Oliver
Robby Oliver
Mathew Pachmeyer

{H 122 Seventh Grade

 Andrea Park
Mitchel Paro
Amanda Payne
Andy Perkin
Stephanie Peyton
Joshua Porti
Krystal Rambo
Faith Rawlings

manda Redd
Tim Reeve
Anita Rhoten
Ricky Rode lander
Jamie Rogers
Micaeal Roger
Jeffrey Roller
Michelle Schultz

Lacey harp
Michael Sherman
Amy inclair
Daniel Sisney
Richard Skinner
Angeela Slavens
George Smith
Michael Smith

Mathew Smith
Sarah Smith
Stephanie Smith
Julia Spence
Brain Stafford
Bradley Stefka
Shaun Stillwell
Tegan Straw m

Laura Stroup
Gena uddith
Jesse Swofford
John Teerpening
Pepper Vanderpool
Christina Vanderpool
shley Wall
Larry Watson

Hannaah Wet
Corey Whitaker
Dean White
Rachel White
Elizabeth Whitmore
Twila Williams
Miranda Willi
Bradley Wi e

Clint Wright
Joanna Young
Angela Zanzie

OPHOTOS:

dam Brown
Donald Engle on
Melissa Farmer
ataxcha Hale
Eugina King
Jennifer Lutjen
eth McDaniel
eventh Grader Lacey McGuire trying to hide the fact she's writing a note Michael Medina
during study hall. Jennifer im
Ricky Thomp on
Ben Ward

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7TH GRADE FOOTBALL: 1 TROW: Eric Haueter, Michael Gardner, A.]. Miller,
Brandon M Carthy, jeff Roller, Gabriel McMillan, jason ooper, Koi Hender on, Russell
arter, jo h Herrera. 2ND ROW: Coach Meadows, Michael herman, Dean White, Brad
Stefka, Michael mith, Nathan Brownfield, Chris Hatten, Ricky Thompson, Brian
Hacker, Brad Wise, Coach Boatwright.

8TH GRADE FOOTBALL: 1 TROW: Philip Eidson, Branson Ba s, jeremy Picken ,

Shawn Daniel , john yberg, Derek Clark, Todd Bla k, Tyler Lane. 2ND ROW: Bud
Lutz, Paul Hill, ce omer, josh Still, Marvin Van o trand, Brent Pickley, Mitchell
Brown, Matt toke , Coach Boatwright. 3RD ROW: Ricky Finley, teven Bliss, athan
Lane, Eddie immo, Buck hockley, Chad Me onald, Matt Hale, anny Lupton, Bryon
lack, Coach Meadow .
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M 7TH GRADE VOLLEYBALL: 1ST ROW: Kami Freeman, Amy Dunham, Keri
McDaniel, Courtney Fi k, my inclair, Shannon Bolin, jenny Beltz, ngela Zanzie.
2ND ROW: Coach Paula Phillip , Rachael White, Brandi Bales, Te a oltrin, Andrea
Park, Kelly Armstrong, arah Smith, Lacey McGuire. NOT PICTURED: As i tant Coach

I Lucinda rouch.

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0 Jamie Allen, Jilll McNabb, Carrie Wingo. 2ND ROW: Coach Paula Phillips, Rachael
Woodburn, jenny Kuhn , Eri a McCoy, Michelle Turner, Heather Hodge , Erica hit
Anna Viets, Natalie Chapman. NOT PI TURED: ssistant oach Lucinda rouch.

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8th Grade-FRONT ROW: S. Daniels, N. Lane, M. Hale, B. chockley, E. Nimmo, D. Guess

B K ROW: ]. Nyberg,]. tanley, T. jasper, R. Davies, T.]. Rainwater, M. Stoke , and
Coach Tim Boatwright.

7th Grade-FRONT ROW: N. Brownfield, L. Christian, B. Denbow, D. White, C.

Whitaker, C. Goins
B K ROW: G. M Millan, G. Ilardi on, B. tefka, C. Hatten, R. arter, ]. Roller, and
Coach Tim Boatwright.
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8th Grade-FRONT ROW: Manager A. Riddle, H. Arndt, A. Barton, E. McCoy, ].
McNabb BACK ROW: E. White, R. Rice, R. Gilpin, H. Hodge , A. Viet , L. Cline,
and Coach Rick Freeman

Layout by:
manda Rice ~ ~ ~
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 MIDDLE SCHOOL

LAYOUT BY: CARME WINGO

FRONT ROW: Rhonda Place, Carrie Wingo, Heather Hodge , Natalie Chapman, Tori Green, and
Amber Barton. ROW 2: ]ana Duff, Michelle Dugas, Rachel White, Amy Dunham, Kami Freeman,
jenny Beltz, and Amy inclair. ROW 3: Sarah Smith, Lacey McGuire, Ashley Wall, and Samantha
Haskett. ROW 4: Hannah West, Jamie Lowrey, Pepper Vanderpool, and Katrina Hill.

ROW 1: Ace Comer, Wayne Sperko, Andy Perkin , Randy Berry, Chad McDonald, Michael Shower ,
and jared Holt. ROW 2: Dean White, Todd Black, john Nyberg, Shawn Daniels, T.j. Rainwater, and
jason tanley. ROW 3: Brad Wi e, Luke Charlton, Gabe McMillan, Marvin VanNo trand, Matt Stoke ,
and Matt Hale. ROW 4: Jon Meadows, Brad tefka, Chris Goins, Michael mith, Nathan Brownfield,
George Smith, and Ricky Hook. NOT PICTURED: joe Benson and Luke Chri tian.

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MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL ROW 1: Mr . Smith; ponsor, Michael Shower; Pre ident, Gabe McMillian;
Vice-President, Carrie Wingo; ecretary, and Mrs. Reeve ; Sponsor. ROW 2: Jes ica Sinclair, K.C. Cotton, Cody Johnson,
Zac McMillan, and Jo Compton. ROW 3: Emmy Elliott, Katie Harri on, Ja mine Davi on, Joey Green, and Ju tin
Boulware. ROW 4: Stephanie Smith, Jes ica Bell, Kelly Arm trong, and George Smith. ROW 5: Janelle Gilchri t, Leslie
Cline, Erica McCoy, Paul Hill, and Heather Hodge .

MIDDLE SCHOOL CONFLICT RESOLUTION ROW 1: Shaun Zimmerman, Matt Herrera, Joel Gandy, Sarah Dor om,
Randi mithey, Michelle Sarlitto, Carol Tindle, and Mr . B ck; pon or. ROW 2: Travi Ow n , Aaron Murphy, Adam
Aaron, Ricky Viets, Jeff Manley, Kati Harri on, Kirby Carter, and Robb DeMarr. ROW 3: Kevin Trea , Ju tin Job on,
Chad 1 on, J rama Murphy, David K lly, M li a Barton, and Gr g Ma y. ROW 4: S an Cri well, Zach Alli on,
Ryan Sharp, Doug Maack, Shawn Covert, and Mrs. Reeve ; pon or. ~ ~ ~
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SELECT CHOIR
Layout by Brad Kern

5th
GRADE

ROW 1: Scheri Logan, Brandi Malicote, Holly McAuliffe, Josh Brunkhorst, Joe Compton, Eric Marcella, Tim Sanderson, Glenn Brown,
Katie Potter, Robert Gough ROW 2: Tawni McKinney, Heather Stillwell, Stevie ichol on, Stacy Daniels, Trisha Ree e, Sarah Harvey,
A hley Perkin , Rachel Zanzie, Heath r Allen, Heather Strohl, Joseph LaRoe, Lawrence ombs Row 3: Daniel Us ery, lint Robinson,
Matthew Smith, Chip Bancroft, Rhannon Hickman, Amy Shewmaker, Ashley Fisk, Ca ie Mueller, Lindsay Allen, Rachel King, Brent
Austin ROW 4: Ray Dunham, Derek Brownfield,Bobby Woodburn,Aaron West, ikki Chamber , Candice Ferrel, Irene Phillip ,
Deanna Bennet, Dusty Ferrell, JoJo Pitt, Trish Thie on, Brook Glor, Macy Hughes, Standing: Holli Cahow, Aimee Lane, Jessica Sinclair.

6th
GRADE

Rowl: Seth Anderjaska, Chri sy Evan , Ja mineDavi on, Angela Glor, Sarah Chapman, Evan Wingo, Heath Barber
Row2: Sean Viets, Jess Kampe, Aaron Murphy, Matt DeFreece, Joey Green, Andy Lewi , Zach Alli on, Rob rt Pitt, Toby
Frazier Row 3: Randall Ra h, Amanda Hackler, April Medley, Kati Wi e, Racheal Smith, Tami Engelhardt, atalie
Bib n , Linda McWilliam , Amb r Throckmorton, Tracy Crawford Row 4: Meli a Barton, Shiloah Weaver, Emmy Elliot
Jamie Hughe , Brandy Ba s, Mary Ogle bee, Rachel Shoemaker, Kari Cooper, Michelle Sarlitto, Jennif r Marcella, Carol
Tindle Row 5: Matt Wright, Randi Smithey, Sarah Dorssom, Derrick Logan, Chri Peter , Josh Harmon, Josh Schwanke,
John Stroup, Jarod Campbell, Nick Goin

i l l 1 3 0 Middle School Select Choir

 7th
&
8th
GRADE
Row 1: Michelle Duga , Elizabeth Whitmore, Amanda Redd, Chrism Evans, Courtney Fi k, Kri ten Calfee, Amy Sinclair, Jamie
Lowry Row 2: Josh Still, G orge Smith, ShaunStillwell, Ricky Rodelander, Wesley McBee, Gen Moyle, Greg Hardi on,
Row 3: Rachel William , Jamie Barber, Elizabeth Ruth, Jade Enokido, April Batt, Janetta Wakefield, Cynthia Sanderson, Stephanie
Smith, Wendy Cornw ll Row 4: Tessa Coltrin, Andrea Park, Travis Elliot, Brett Denbow, Bryon Slack, James Felber, Rachel
Woodburn, Alicia Edwards, Anna Viet .

6TH GRADE BAND

ROW 0 E: C. Potter, B.J. Payne, T. Frazier, M. DeFreece, K. Harri on, J. Davi on, S. Chapman, S. Weaver, A. Throckmorton,
]. B ulware, K. arter, E. Wingo, B. Meade, ROW TWO: R. Pitt, D. Steiro, J. Hughe , A. Glor, L. Pol ton, R. Shewmak r, . Biben ,
K. Wi e, S. McDonald, M. Ownby, D. Dixon, J. Gandy, ROW THREE: A. Lewi , T. Ru her, M. Darnell, J. Satterlee, A. Gandy,
B. Ownby, S. Acreback, J. Reed, G. Farrow, J. Farley, J. Terpening, J. Stanford, M. Maynard, M. Collar. ROW FOUR: J. Tharp, M.
Ogle b e, A. Graves, A. Hill, C. Ve t, D. Matherly, S. Jack on, R. Viets, J. ampb ll, B. Mankey, A. i mer. ROW FIVE: R. Garrett, T.
Owen , R. Ro e, A. Aaron, J. Redd, S. overt, R. Segura, S. Zimmerman, R. DeMarr, M. Herrera.

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LAYOUT BY: JOH Y
HARDIN

ROW 1: H. Arndt, J. McNabb, A. Barton, A. Viets, N. Chapman, ROW 2: R. Place, B. Hawley, C. Sanderson, M.
Killeen, A. White, A. Burtin, K. Smitherson, ROW 3: J. Stanley, E. Ruth, M. Acreback, M. Fuller, A. Pistoia, H.
LaShell, ROW 4: B. Slack, C. McDonald, M. Showers, A. Riddle, E. White, H. Hodges, B. Dotson, ROW 5: J.
Raska, J. Holt, B. Slack. -------,

ROW 1: B. Lynch, B. Oliver, S. Cotton, D. Sisney, D. White, R. Carter, L. Charlton. ROW 2: G. McMillan, M.
Gardner, M. Bogg , A. Perkins, J. Beltz, T. Strawsma, J. Young, J. Bell, K. Armstrong, E. O'Donnell, E. Enlund, H.
West. ROW 3: B. Beasley, A. Dill, A. Jones, A. Wall, L. McGuire, S. Smith, R. White, J. Hayes, K. Hitchcock, A.
Zanzie, F. Rawlings. ROW 4: M. Schultz, K. Mathews, L. Sharp, K. McDaniel, A. Payne, J. Cornelius, C. Fisk, M.
Dugas, J. Brown, J. Herrera, D. Logan. ROW 5: B. Bales, . Harrison, T. Coltrin, J. Duff, K. Hill, M. Reeves, A.J.
Miller, M. evarez, C. Brake, A. Klapp, A. Rhoten. ROW 6: C. Wright. NOT PICTURED: J. Cahow, K. Henderson,
R. Oliver, L. Christian, W. Lyon, J. Spence.

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Middle School Band

 lVII D O L E SCI-Ic:>c:>L

NATIONAL JUNIOR
HONOR SOCIETY
CHARTER MEMBERS

ROW 1: Anna Viets, Co-Pre ident; Jill Me abb, Co-Pre ident; Luke Charlton, 1 t Vice-President; Kelly
Arm trong, 2nd Vice-Pre id nt; Carrie Wingo, cr tary; Michelle Turn r, Trea urer; yndi ander on, Hi orian;
and Jennifer McDonald, Advisor. ROW 2: Rachel Williams, Leslie Wil on, Rachel Woodburn, Janice Lawson,
H ather Arndt, Janelle Gilchri t, Courtney Fi k, Rachel White, J nny Kuhn , Michelle Kill en, G ne Moyle, and
John Terpening. ROW 3: Amanda Redd, Brandi Bale , G orge Smith, Jo h Herrera, Je ica B ll, Jenny Beltz,
Michelle Acreback, M lis a Fuller, Je yea Compton, Tegan Straw rna, Joanna Young, tephani Canon, Lacey
McGuire, and a tali hapman. ROW 4: T a Coltrin, Michael Shower , Jar d Holt, Todd Black, Kry tal
Rambo, Jes ica Hall, Kerry Mathews, Michelle Schultz, Brenna Beasley, Kim Smitherman, and Heather LaSh ll.
ROW 5: Amy Sinclair, Hannah W t, Elizab th 'Donn 11, Erin Enlund, Jami Lowry, Cherak Brak , Alicia
Klapp, Faith Rawlings, Angela Zanzie, Elizabeth Whitmore, LeeElla Ogle bee, Anthony Compton, and Travi
Elliott. OT PICTURED: Miranda Willi , Br tt Denbow, and Bud Lutz.

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FHA ROW 1: Carrie Wingo, Erica McCoy, Jamie Allen, Heather Arndt, Erica White, and atalie Chapman. ROW 2:
Rhonda Place, Kami Freeman, Jamie Barber, Michelle Turner, Janelle Gilchri t, Le lie Cline, Audrey Riddle, Jill
Me abb, and Anna Viet . ROW 3: Danielle Rodelander, Rachel William , Le lie Wil on, Jamie Allen, athan Lane,
Shaun Daniels, Marvin a o trand, and Tyler Lane. ROW 4 Rachel Cobb, Pearl Poole, Bo Milroy, T.J. Rainwater, Paul
Hill, Eddie immo, and Ricky Rodelander. ROW 5: Sarah Smith, Shanna Bolin, Amber Barton.

FHA
MIDDLE SCHOOL

LITERATURE CLUB ROW 1: Barbara Crites; sponsor, Cody Johnson, Jessica Reed, and Linda Grant; sponsor. ROW2:
Carmen Reed, Tawni McKinney, Brooke Glor, atalie Bibens, April Medley, and Afton Graves. ROW 3: Matt
DeFreece, Jared Campbell, Justin Redd, Chris Peters, and Brandon Mankey.

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134 FHA & Literature Club
 Adam Aaron
Schellie Acreback
Zach Allison
eth Anderja ka
Bryce Atteberry
]o eph Austin
Heath Barber
Lucas Barne

Meli a Barton
Brandy Bass
David Bee ley
atalie Bibens
Derek Black
Mya Black
Sarah Blis
Randall Bornman

Ju tin Boulware
Patrick Bowles

Michael Brand
Brandy Brown

Ja on Burchell
Chris Byrd

Jarod Campbell
Shaun Caringer

Kirby Carter
Sarah Chapman

Mike Colagio
Matt Collar
Rebecca Compton
Chri ty Cooper
Karl Cooper
Joyce Crawford
Tracy Crawford
Sean Criswell

Breanna Cummings
Melanie Darnell
Ja mine Davi on
Robb DeMarr
Travi Dill
David Dixon
Sarah Dors om
Emily Elliott

Middle School135
 Tami Engelhardt
athan Ervin
Christine Evans
Josh Farley
Glenda Farrow
Jackie Fetters
Toby Frazier
Alicia Gandy

Joel Gandy
Ricky Garrett
Angela Glor
ick Goin
Afton Graves
Joey Green
Amanda Hackler
Au tin Hamilton

Josh Harmon
Katie Harrison
Rachel Harrison
Robert Haye
James Henderson
Crystal Hernandez
Matt Herrera
Annie Hill

Jamie Hughes
Emily Hunt
Brandi Huntley
Sean Jackson
Justin Job on
Je Kampe
Heidi Kelb
Will Kelb

David Kelly
Jonathan Ker ey
Andy Lewis
Rachel Locke
Derrick Logan
Matthew Lynch
Doug Maack
Jennifer Macella

Brandon Mankey
Jeff Manley
Greg Massey
Daniel Matherly
Dana Matt on
Matt Maynard
Linda McWilliams
Brett Meade

April Medley
Aaron Murphy
Jeramae Murphy
Chad elson
Bradley icholson
Matt O'Dell
Mary Ogle bee
Clayton O'Quinn

Brandy Ownby
Marcus Ownby
Jessica Parsons
B J Payne
William Payne
Chris Peters
Robert Pitt
LaDonna Polston
Curtis Potter
Jess Raine
Randall Rash
Eric Redd
Ju tin Redd
Je ica Reed
Dewey Rogers
Adam Rorie

~ 136 Sixth Grade

 Ricky Rose
Tami Rusher
Shawn Saffley
Michelle Sarlitto
Jennifer Satterlee
icki Sawyer
Jo hua Schwanke
Robert Segura

Ryan Sharp
tacy Shepperly
Rachel Shoemaker
Rachael Sickels
Amanda Siemer
Daniel Simpson
Wayne Skinner
Dustin Smith

Josh Smith
Racheal Smith
Zane Smith
Randi mithey
Jon Stanford
Kurtis Steinman
Dustin Steiro
Jo eph Still

John Stroup
Jessica Tharp
Amber Throckmorton
Carol Tindle
Eddy Torrey
Denny Townsley
Crystal Vest
Ricky Viets

Sean Viets
Gail Warner
Shiloh Weaver
Michael West
James D William
McKenzie Willis
Evan Wingo
Katie Wise

Tina Worley
Matthew Wright
Shaun Zimmerman
BELOW PHOTO: Kirby Carter appears to be thinking,
"You're right, these new lockers do hold a lot of stuff!" OPHOTOS

Travis Owens
James Roger Spradling

Middle School 137 {H

 Heather lien
Lind ay Allen
ean Allen
Denver !sup
Joe Anderson
Amaneda Arndt
Je sica Atkin on
Brent Austin

Jason Badgett
Chip Bancroft
Deanna Bennett
Tony Bennett
Kimberly Boss
Chris Brooks
Glenn Brown
Derek Brownfield

Josh Brunkhorst
Brad Bunch

Jennifer Busby
Justin Butler

Amy Caddell
Holli Cahow

Du tin Caldwell
Steven Carter

ikki Chambers
Brandon Chapman

Chastity Claspill
Candice Cline
Lawerance Combs
Joe Compton
Thomas Compton
Zach Condren
Stephhen Cotter
Kristine Cotton

Thomas Cusick
Sarah Dalton
Stacey Daniel
Lacey Davies
Brandon Deckard
Kevin Dill
Melis a Drennon
Carl Duckering

i l l l 3 8 Fifth Grade
 Ray Dunham
Justin Dyer
Eddie Engleson
Julie Enlund
Amy Evans
Candice Ferrell
Dusty Ferrel
Ashley Fi k

Mechelle Fuller
Kasey Gamel
Jeremy Gann
Siobhan Gerrison
Brooke Glor
Justin Glor
Johnny Goodman
Robert Gough

Charlie Hacker
Ashlee Hamilton
We leyHamm
Sarah Harvey
Bobbie Heard
Sawnie Hicks
Chris Higgins
Cory Hildebrandt

Jacquie Hilliard
Gillian Hodge
Karrine Holmes
Jordan Holt
Kyle Huber
Macy Hughe
Zack Jensrud
Cody Johnson

Rachel King
Casey Kloiber
Christina Kramer
Sam Lambeth
Aimee Lane
Joseph LaRoe
Scheri Logan
Amanda Lutjen

Charlie Lynch
Becky Lynch
Eriz Macella
Brandi Malicote
Paul Marsala
Ka ey Mathews
Joshua Maynard
Holly McAuliffe

Adam McDaniel
Ricky McDonald
Tawni McKinney
Travis McLaughlin
Zachray McMillian
Brad Meade
Melina Milroy
Kendall Moody

Cassie Mueller
Stevie ichol on
Rachel Pachmayr
Michael Patterson
Beth Payne
Jody Payne
Shelly Payne
Kim Pegg

shley Perkin
Ilene Phillips
Kendra Phillip
Jo hua Pickens
JoJo Pitt
Je y Portis
Katie Potter
Amy Rains

Middle School 139 ~

 0 PHOTO:
Heather Strohl

Brandon Rambo
Jonathan Rawlings
Carmen Reed
- -......,--- End of the day and these students are DEFINITELY ready to go home!
Tri ha Reese
Greg Rhoten
Darrell Roberts
Clint Robin on
Jodi Roger

Michelle Roger
William Roger
Sarah Rohm
Tim Sander on
hawn andoval
T.M. Sawyer
Cory Scharp
Travis Schmidt

Rhiannon Shaffner
Je ica Sharp
my hewmaker
Ja on Shewmaker
Austin Sickmyre
Tiffany Simonis
athan Simp on
Je ica Sinclair

Berek Skinner
A hley Smith
Matthew Smith
Amanda Steven on
Heather Stillwell
Julie Tapp
Trish Thiesen
Roy Townsley

Josh Triplett
ickola Tritico
Daniel U ery
Danielle Wade
Erica Warner
Don Webb
Cry tal Week
Kyle Wentz

Aaron We t
Crystal Wetzel
Shawn Whipple
Brian Whitmore
Bobby Woodburn
Rachel Zanzie

~ 140 Fifth Grade

Elementar 141 ~
 LINDA BROWN
Ka sie Allan
Sarah Arndt
dam Beltz
Jesse Bowie
Logan Bradly
Alexis Byrd
Melanie Dame
Brittany Denbow
G .W. Dugan
Danielle Fenton
Rachael George
Kelli Greenwood
Jennifer Hall
Jeff Hardi on
Ca ey Lynn Hawkins
Nicholas Hibler
Jeremiah John on
Jo hua Rhine
Justin Rogers
Ben Routt
Rydell Saner
Chri topher Sawyer
Bradlie Webb

Steven Wilson
Magan Wright
QUESTION;
o Photo: Who is the most important person in your life?
Andrew Mayberry

DIXIE FOSTER
Joli Ahart
Jennifer Atkinson
Mandy Bass
Eric Beltz
Laura Brown
William Cable
Darren Cheek
athan Collins
Brandon Glor
Sherry Hacker
Meli a Hayes
Evan Hender on
Samuel Hitchcock
Li a Hogue
April Hoover
Joseph Kampe
Jessica Lambeth
David Manley
Daisy McDaniel
Mary McWilliams
Emily Parnell
Michael Parsons
ikki Friemal

Andrea Perkins
Joshua Price QUESTION:
Casey Ra h
Who do you admire most in the world?

+H 142FourthGrade
 SARAH OGLESBEE
licia Ballard
Toby Beamer
Shawn Boland
Timothy Bums
Alden Compton
Je ica Cook
Brandon Ferrell
Stephanie Greiner
ichola Hale
Kermetta Hamilton
Wesley Hargis
Jo hua Huffman
A hley Jones
Donna Kane
Shan Montgomery

Sharla Moore
olen Prater
Jamie Lynn Rainwater
Holly Rogers
Joseph Ro e
Perry Satterlee
Robert Smith
A hley Thie en

RESPONSE: Amanda Wisdom

"My mom because she is the one who helps me Tara Weaver
Lacey Winchester
with my homework. And when I am mad or sad
she is the one who is there for me."

TAMMY QUIGLEY
Tyler Boggs
Johnnie Campbell
pril Cooper
Michael Creel
Lucas Dowell
Meli a E tes
Brandon Gardner
Ronnie Higgin
Klayton Labby
Dustin Lowden
hawn Mankey
Julie Marsala
Gabriel Martin
Everett McCoy
Amee Medcalf

lica Miller
Kri ta Monteith
Stuart Jan en Otteme s
Zachary Palmer
Darcy Redd
Matthew Ruth
Ii sa Simpson
Daniel ommerfeld

RESPONSES: MOM licia on

Jo hua ummers
DAD Ja on Thomp on
GRANDMA li ha Young
GRANDPA

Elementar 143 {H
 BARBARA RANDALL
Kyle Bain
Matthew Brown
Je ica Bums
Darrin Cox
Daniel Dull
Michael Dunlap
ata hi Ervin
Jame Fisher
Jennifer Jobson
Kati Johnson
Tiffany Kramer
Ja on Kubla
Blain Leer
Michael Matthew
Cody utt

Gregory Parsons
Travi Pierce
Jeremiah Raines
Joshua Scharp
Je sica Strohl
Reilly Stroup
Christopher Walker
George Watson

Danielle Webb
Jame Young

o Photo:
Jacob Prock

ABOVE PHOTO: Aaron Cornelius is concentrating

on his homework.

~ 144 Fourth Grade

 LETA SANER
Crystal Alii on
Brandon Ander on
Eric Caston
Aaron Cornelius
athan Crofut
Katie Feco
Brynn Hammond
Armondo Hernandez
Je sica Hicks
Heather Hitchcock
Jacob Kahler
Jennifer Lind ey
Tania Meritt
Nathan Nyberg
Jacob Oliver

John Parks
Brandon Patterson
Scott Leroy Perry
Ashley Sharpe
Rebecca Shower
Crystal Strickland
Holly Swigert
Justin Whillock

Lela White
Amanda Jo Wi dom

ABOVE PHOTO: Nathan Crofut and Jacob Kohler....

We weren't talking, really!

CENTER PHOTO: Fourth graders in Mrs. Brown's class.

Elementary 145 ~
 MRS. MACIA ANKROM
aron Black
Danan Bradley
Terri Caldwell
Brian Cline
Heather Cornelia
Dylan Davi on
Andrew Hill

Jeremiah Hodge
David Kay
Michael Lloyd
Tommy McDonald
Matthew McGuire
Kendra Nelson
Jenna Rankin
Thomas Ree e

Emily Ruth
Jana hewmaker
Jes ica Simrin
Derek Stidham
Amber Willis
John Wilson
Arleta Wisdom

OPHOTO
Billy Dugan

QUESTION; WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE CLASS IN SCHOOL?

M RS. TAMMY CHAMBERS

Tommy Alff
Jesse Alsup
Jacob Arndt
Brittany Bartee
Matthew Beltz
Dusty Booth
Racheal Caringer
Tony Colagio
Eric Enokido
Joe Fitzgerald
Jes e Frazier
Aaron Haley
Chel ey Hender on
Quinton Hicks
Joshua Hollar

Heather Hyde
Kevin Killeen
Rhyanna Lamkey
Lind ay Melton
Tara Montgomery
Brandi Nixon
Jes ica Owen
Jamie Rober on

Donald Shoemaker
Erin Whitmore QUESTION : WHAT DO YOU LIKE TO
DO AT RECESS?

+H 146 Third Grade

 MRS. LEISA HICKS
Josie Bench
Kimberly Bunch
John Caddell
Ashley Carver
Dawn Crouch
Shelia Everett
Je ika Fitzpatrick
Brandon Franklin
Lyal StrickJand-Hamm
Tony HiU
Jeffery Johnson
Anthony Lane
Justin Ledgerwood
Stephanie Montgomery
Christopher Oneall
Ashley Payne
Audrey Potter
Kri taJ Smith
Jayson Vanvalkenburg

OPHOTO
Regina Cook
Amanda France
Jeffrey Lilley

FORTY, 3RD GRADE STUDE TS WERE SURVEYED WITH THE FOLLOWING RESPONSES:
MATH ..................... 18 SCIENCE ............... S HANDWRITING ........... 2
ART ..................... 3 MUSIC. .............1 SOCIAL STUDIES .............1..
GYM ..................... 6 READING .......... 1.

MRS. CHERI MONTOYA

Brandon Buntin
Mary Compton
Travis Dill
Stephanie Di mang
Michele Dunlap
Jame Farrow
Cody Fry
Robert Gann
Mark Garri on
Tara Hick
Tyler Hicks
Bradley Hurd
Brandon Lewis
Jo hua Lewi
Bruce Manning
Rebecca Novak
Jeremiah Oliver
Ale Owen
Jennifer Stevenson
athanial Walker
Tina Welchel
Christopher Whiteley
ndrew Whitney

SOCCER ...... 26 TETHERBALL ..... 7 JUMP ROPE .... 7

Elementary 147 ~
MRS. REBECCA ROBINSON
Steven Caston
Tanner Clark
Eric Colley
Craig Cotton
nna Craig
Tyler Dill
Jo hua Eidson
icole Farley
Je ica Fetters
Curtis Gulley
Tiffany Hahn
Bobby Ingle
Molly McClurg
Kody McCowan
Candance Skinner

Tri ha Smith
Seth Strawsma
Ashleigh Strobel
Daniel White
Trenton Williams
Miranda Wilson
Emily Wise
OPHOTO
Jeremy Parrish
Jennifer Skinner

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1Tfurrrr©l ~rr&©l~
MRS. KAREN KJAR
MRS. MARJORIE STAN LEY
Je ica Criner
Pre ton Dobbs
Candance Dutcher
Matt Erwin
Jo hua Fulkerson
Michelle Holman
Petrina King
Daniel Klapp
Damon McAuliffe
Cheryl McWilliam
Mark Meade
Richard Phillips
Justin Platz
Jennifer Spears

Julia Stewart
Shiela Underdale
Jay Weeks
Angela Young

OPHOTO
Danny Sawyer

CLASS OF 2004
~ 148 Third Grade
 MRS. BECKY STOKES
Du tin Bailey
Aaron Blue
Chandra Bolin
Rachel Crawford
Julie Duff
Jennifer Feco
Steven Frantz
Cary Hildebrandt
Scott Huddleston
Lucas Hughes
Je ica Jones
Stephine Jones
Cheryl Kaus
Tracy Lawson
Charlotte Lilly

David Matthews
Lee Phillips
Miranda Pol ton
Michael Powell
Joelle Smith
Nicole Smith
Troy Smith
Adam Troy

Brandon Turner
Albert Weeks
A hley Zimmerman

ABOVE PHOTO:
A group of third graders enjoying a movie.

Elementary 149 +H
 MARTHADROW
LI DAPERRY
Jeremy Adams
Sheila Allan
Wendy Bunch
Matthew Dame
Chri topher King
Amanda Klapp

Sara Ann Long

Amber McAuliffe
Chris Noodwang
Danielle Owens
Johnathan Rogers
Adam Rountree
Chri topher Schwanke
Jared Simp on

John Simrin
Samantha Smith
Michael Stafford
Quinton Webb
John H. White III
Summer Zimmerman

BARBARA KIRKSEY
Sammie Barclay
athaniel Bibens
Paul Black
Adam Brown
Je ie Butler
Cory Creel
Justin Everitt

Brett Harrison
Jennifer Harri on
Tasia Hatz
Matthew Hatz
Elizabeth Johnson
Brandon Klementzos
Brandon Miller
Ben Mizell

Ryan Morisset
Angela orton
Joey Pilkington
Je ica Rambo
Kacey Rankin
Aaron Roby
Karina Tittjung
Ashley Turner

David U ery
Craig Viles
Melissa Weeks
Rachel A. West QUESTION:
What is your favorite Class?

tH 150 S cond Grade

 FAYEMCHE RY
Courtney Bahr
Nickolas Bailey
Mason Brake
HopeCahow
John Camp
Ali ha Chituck
Amanda Cusick

Lisa Guthrie
Joseph A. Haye
Dustin Hender on
Kati Hildebrant
Zachary Lab by
Wesley Lane
Zoie LeJeune
Layne Maddux

Sharon McGinnis
Ryan D. Monteith
Joshua Rober on
Billy Routt
Cortney Shewmaker
Ashley Smith
Stephanei Smith
Jennifer Turner

DO YOU WATCH CARTOONS 8 out of 23 students said NO. Brandon Wil on

BEFORE SCHOOL? 15 out of 23 students said YES.

KAY OTIERNESS
Jerry Allen
Sarah Baker
Charles Bankes
Jazmyne Beamer
Ali ha Brown
Ashlee Cotter
Laci Deckard

Whitney Edward
Adam Eidson
Gregory Franz
Chase Hamlet
ichola Hender on
Brandi Hicks
Layne Hughe
Sarah McAdoo

Jerica arr
Ryan Pinkley
Justin Rauh
Ryan Shaffner
Elizabeth Sperko
Brandi Swingert
Tiffany William

14 students said P.E.

23 second graders were 5 students said Art
asked this question, and this is 3 students said Math
what they said .... 1 student said Reading

Elementary 151 ~
 LONI COTI
Jason tteberry
Te sa tteberry
Brandon Brown
Ashley row
Amanda Gillham
Cha tid Hawkin
Marganne Hinds
Mickola Hitchcock
hawnna Hortsman
Eric King
Charle Mattew
Forrest Maynard
Bradly Montgomery
Chri Mumm
Brett aylor

Justin Owens
Timothy Owensby
Paul Whitney
Lindsey Peppers
Paige Pierce
Jared Spence
Ashley William

o Photo
David Bower
icholas Robinson
Ashley oren on

Right Photo: Second Grader Ashley Smith

works on her journal in class.

~ 152 Second Grade

 LISA STRUTION
Clayton Bennett
Tonya Buntin
Je ica a elman
Adam Con ner
Meghan Engle on
Ca andra Ferree
Caleob Gandy

Ty on Hamm
Jennifer Matthews
Lyndi Miller
Cory Null
Zachary Skinner
Erica now
Joh na Iarkey
Jimmy Steven on

Matthew Steven on
Korey Warren
Dei Webb

ABOVE PHOTO: josh Green dosen't ABOVE PHOTO: Mrs. McHenry's second grade class
really know what he is doing. working hard in class

Elementary 153 +H
 M
dam inley
Whitney Badgett
Chri topher Barclay
William Bennett
Hannah Bradley
Chad Edde
Karrie Em ter
Jacob Everett
Chaynna Gatton
Danielle Gibb
Chayla Hale
Je ica Haley
Jame Hawkins
Ca andre Hender on
Brandon Hudleston

Tiffany immo
Terry Norton
Chai Rankin
Tara chwitter
Ju tin Tapp
Paul Torrey
Kasey Vance

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JOA A WHELLER
Matthew Bee ley
Jo hua Bell
Benjamin Brown
John Butler
Charle Creibaum, Jr.
Cody Dillard
Brandon Ei man
Adam Frantz
Derrick Adam McAuliffe
Robert McGuire
Ch ri topher Meade
Ketti Rohm
John Ray awyer
Amanda imrin

William Dale Smith

Andrew South
Jesse Tuck
Cry tal Vickers

Students in Mrs. Zebel's class:

Cassandra Weeks and Patrick Hammond.

+H 154 First Grade

 . MILL:>
Megan Bennett
Andrew Brewer
Russell Butt
Jeremy Campbell
Leanne Colagio
Taylor Compton
athan Duff
Lacey Hallemeier
Margaret Hamilton
Je se James
Diana Kane
Kimberly Kay
Brendan Lee
Jennifer Owens
James Pawlikowski III

Justin Rolston
Randy Rodelander
Trafton Rogers
Kelsie Rae Smith
Rusty Stepp
Matthew Wommack

o Photo:
Shelina Sanner

Class of 2006

KELLI MOFFETT
Lindsey Blecher
Kayla Boro
Amanda Cowden
Bonnie Friend
ndrew Gamer
Truman Hall
Benjamin Hardin

Mandolynne Hernandez
eil Hicks
Bryan Hill
Spencer Jones
Sandra Kates
Michael Lee
athan Mankey
Heidi Morgans

Ian Platz
Virginia Rogers
Patricia Ruth
Ie ha Vanover
Shannon Vincent
Samantha Week

o Photo:
manda Molette

Elementary 155 tH
 SHARON POWERS
Michael Allen
Whitley Barber
ara Barnhart
Mikhael Compton
Tyler Dill
Katherine Dull
Jo hua Evan
Samone Gamel
Michael Green
Candice Hick
William Jones
Matthew McDaniel
Brandon el on
Benjamin Phillips
Belinda Raines

Sheila Rogers
Eva andoval
Christopher Whipple
WHAT DO YOU WANT
Doyle Wilcoxon TO BE WHEN YOU
GROW UP?
Andrew Garner-L.A.P.D. Cop
and a football player.

Nathan Mankey-Work at M.F.A.

BECKY TU RNER
Jeffry Akin
Dawn Booth
Lar Ca tonguay
Cry tal Courter
ichola Ferrell
Chandra Francis
Caitlyn Franklin

ichloa Gries e
Jessica Hallemeier
athan Harmon
Anthony John on
Je ica Dara Jones
Kyle Keene
Logan Labby
William Marxh

Kayla Morgan
Angela Patter on
Jo hua Platz
Jessica Rash
Cindy Lynn Ross
Branden Smith
David tackhou e
Adam Vest

{H 156 FirstGrade
 CHERYL ZEBEL
Kyle Alff
Joshua Arndt
Joy Brann
Ryan Clark
Phillip Counts
Kari Dotson
Gerald Dutcher
Michael Erwin
Jordan Fitzpatrick
Matthew Gerleman
William Matthew Hall
Patrick Hammond
Mary Ellen Justice
Rachael McGinnis
Je ica Dawn Owen

Austin Park
Linzi Pierce
Rodney Rodelander
Crystal Sanders
icole Stephens
Casandra Weeks
Colby Wimberly

ABOVE PHOTO:
First graders in Mrs. Zebel's class.

LEFfPHOTO:
Students in Mrs. Mill's class:
Justin Polson, Megan Benett, and
James Pawlikouski.

Elementary 157 +H
 Mr. Bet Earl
Levi Atterberry
Megan Ben on
Kristen Blair
Collin Bower
Cody Brown
Clara Butler
Aimee Caldwell
Kel ey Canon
Alysia Cockrum
Bobby David on
Jared Dibben
Timothy Garroutte
Chelsey Gerleman
Chris Glor
Jo h Huddle ton

Je sica Powell
Julie Smith
Jeremy Snow
Cri y tockdall
Jennifer Tharp
Jessica Triplett
Cody Waide
Lacey Wells

Emily McCoy: Yhatzee

QUESTION: WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE GAME? Luke Buscher: Candyland
Jessica Brown: Sonic

Ms. Julia Gerlt

Leandra Bell
Lacey Blecher
Thomas Bu by
Justin Colley
Jared Cornwell
B J Crawford
Brandon David on
Jordan Dibben
Elizabeth Dorssom
Aaron Hice
Cody Hicks
Melody Hohensee
Joseph Klapp
Jessica Klementzo
Alys a Moss

Cas ie Pettitt
Ali ha Phillip
Morgan Pickney
Landry Royce
George Ruth
Stephanie Smith
Tyler Stidham
Christopher Yardley

OPHOTO
Tabatha Surveyor

Chelsea Harter: Tiny Toons

QUESTION: WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE TV SHOW? Summer Brooks: Garfield
Greg Anderson: Power Rangers

~ 158 Kindergarten
 Mr . Claire Holt
Levi Atteberry
Jeanette Austin
Courtney Blackburn
Stephanie Brown
Tom Caddell
Jonathan Crowl
Lance Doty
Anna Earls
Cody Graves
Stephanie Harmon
Chel ea Harter
]a on John on
Kandi Klapp
Justin Lowden
Thoma Lynch

Amanda Marsh
Williamm Oliphant
Je ica Paray
Lewis Parnell
Abigail Potter
Sherry Pre ley
Ciara Rauh
OPHOTO
Vincent Cruse

Stephanie Harmon: Kimberly

QUESTION: WHO IS YOUR FAVORITE POWER RANGER? Jonathan Crowl: Black Ranger
Jake Ferrell: White Ranger

Mrs. Carolyn ]en on

Brooke Allen
Hali Batt
Makayla Burkle
Lacey Davi on
Britaania DeCatur
Alexandra Dyer
Roxie Flippin

Jeremiah Gandy
Orin Green
Travi Hurd
Kathryn Johnson
Darrick }one
Tyler ]one
Brittni Killian
Mi ty Lawrence

Ca andra Lewi
Jordan Lewi
Sara McClendon
Logan Miller
Caitlin utt
Cody O'Quinn
Lewi Ownby
Charle Robbin

Je ica Ro
Michael potz
Dougla Trader
Trevor Warren
Roy Welchel

Elementary 159 ~
 ~rs .Alice Anne Long
Gregory nder on
Chels Autry
Raymond Booth
Je ica Brown
~aggie Buttram
Courtney Dame
~atthew De~arr

Jake Ferrell
Rebecca Frazier
Jessica Horstman
Ashley King
Chelsea ~anary
Sarah ~aynard
Emily ~cCoy
Bethany immo

Levi Oliver
Su anne Otteme s
Cry tal Ray
Joseph Roberson
Jennifer Swigert
Tiffany Vincent
Bradley Walter

OPHOTO
Christopher ~clntyre

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Chris Abercrombie
Angel Au tin
Summer Brooks
Ashton Chandler
Chris Col john
Jessica Dill
Ashley Dillard
Amanda Hamilton
Christopher Hor tman
KeUi Lile
~egan ~cKinnery
Anthony ~itchell
Cas ie ~organ
Brandi orion
Hunter Prewitt

Valerie Ridgway
Justin Roby
Jeremy Scarber
Kayla Smith
Anessa Stewart
Ashley Villines
athan Wilson

OPHOTOS
Joshua Crandall
Danielle oot

i l l 1 6 0 Kindergarten
 Mrs. Diane Stevson
Cheralie Bolin
Kyle Brunkhor t
Emma Compton
Sean Creel
Debbie Criner
Chris Fletcher
Cara Hall

Emery Hatfield
Theresa Hitchcock
Alona Jack on
Kyle Keith
Cristy Lafitte
Jessica Lawson
Nick Miller
Curtis Justice

Emi O'neall
Lance Pierce
Heather Region
Andrew Robert on
Crystal Schmidt
Rusty Smith
Rachel Spears
Ryan Spence

Derek Stewart
Ericka Woods

Class of 2007

ABOVE: Kindergarten students in Miss Gerlts class

stop their work for a quick po e.

Elementary 161 ~
 EMH
Ed ward And r n
Chasity Fulker on
Kyley Lewi
Jo hua Penn
Ju tin Power
Angela Ridgeway
H ather Stidham

OPHOTO Layout By: Tara Gilli pie

Richard Carey

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tH 162 Elementary
taff 163 ~
 Jan Alford
Gloria Auberry
Bill Autry
Sarah Beck
Mary Lou Beckner
George Blowers
Tim Boatwright
ancy Burroughs

Paige Caroll
Mary Ellen Chapman
Sherrie Chri tian
Barbara Clark
Marlene Cobb
Ronald Condren
Barbara Crites
Lucinda Crouch

Brenda Fisher
CJERTJIJFJIJED
Gina Gerken

Michelle Gib on
Christine Gillispie

Betty Glasgow
Lonnie Glor

Myra Glor
Linda Grant

Barbara Grave
Terry Halleran

Scott Harri
Carla Harri on
Joy Harrison
Rick Henderson
Cyndi Hoffman
Jill Hostetler
Patty Hunt
Carla Jenkins
Kenneth Jen on
Steven John on
Rodney Kay
Judy Kennedy
Warren Kennedy
Debra Kerr
Dena Sue King
Allison Langford

~164 Staff
 Samantha Lankford
Janet Locke
Kelly Lyon
Jennifer McDonald
LaWanka Mallard
Andrew Materer
David Meadows
Pam aylor
Frankie Phillips
Paula Phillip
Ray Dean Phillips
Suzanne Powers
Brett Reese
Karen Reese
Lorinda Rehagen
Richard Rehagen

Eleanor Robert
Cay Sergent
Frank Sergent
Pat Shoemake
Deborah Smith
Joyce Smith
Trudi Snow
Angie Taylor

Boneita Thieman
Patsy Viets
Debbie Wallace
John Willi
Catherine Young
Patty Francis

Rachel Akin Carol Cully Jimmy Harper Bill Shoemaker

Donna A hworth Janey Darnell Lori Hicks Verna trick! and
Julie Bas Deena DeMuri Kenny McDaniel Mike Walker
Ray Bolin Debby Dryer Don Reeves Evonne Wolfe
Donald Brewer Carol Fuller Li . a Reeves Myle Yates
Phylli<> Ca e Linda Gilli. pie Marcia he pard
Kim Claspill Deni e Hamilton Barbara hew maker

FAR LEFT:
Hey Mr . Bolin, what's
in the box?

LEFT: M . Gerkin and

Mr . Ho tetler looking
at omething very
important. What could
it b ?

Certified taff 165 ~

 Wanda lien
Corrina Austin
Mitzi Biben
Barbara Blair
Ruth Brown
Patricia Campbell
ancy Canon
Leona Cansler
Mary Carver
Mary Jane Carver
Hazel Cia pill
Tere a Coltrin
Imogene Dicken
Denni Dors om
Betty Dryer
Tere a Dunham

Pat y Durington
Shirley Flippin
CJERTKFKJED

Shirley Ford
Shirley Fuller

Ann Harmon
Zena Haye

Barbara Hedgepath
Roberta Henderson

EmmaJohn on
Peggy Kenyon

ancy Klapp
Billie Knox
Patty Kubla
Darlene Lacey
Diana Looney
John Martin
Diana Moyle
Arleen iemi
Jane Owen
Debra Owen
Teresa Patterson
Willa Phillip
Pam Pierce
Donaell Piper
Stacy Ramsey
Louise Ritter

{H 166 Staff
 Steve Rogers
Gary Routh
Rhonda Shockley
Kara Smith
Hildreth Swanigan
Betty Turner
Linda Watts
Lenna Wilson

Saundra Wisdom
BELOW LEFT: Secretary Shirley Ford after enjoying a home JoAnn Wygant
ball game.
No Photo
BELOW RIGHT: Larry Cline Sweep Patrol!
Judy Ahart
Ann Ainsley
Joe Allegra
Vickie Allen
Peggy Bancroft
Rhonda Barrio
Rebecca Bell
Carmon Brew ter
orman Butler
Carmela Camp
David Carroll
Bill Ca e
Randy Case
Roberta Case
Wanda Ca e
Don Casteel
Rod Ca teel
James Clemmon
Larry Cline
Cheryl Crosby
Lotu Cully
Lavelle Deckard
Imogene Dicken
Clydie Dugan
Patsy Duskin
Boyce Eagon
Deborah Ethridge
Richard Fair
Matthew Frantz
Randall Frazier
Pam Freeman
Doris Frye
Carl Gann
Ronald Gilpin
Carla Hibler
Gary Howard
Shirley Jasper
Vickie Koliwa ke
Lois Letterman
Jimmy Lowry
Marion Lutz
Gid Mabe
Doug Mathew
Jo Mathew
Ed McDairmant
eronica Mueller
Kathy Jo Owen
Robert Payne
Dean Randall
Bill Shepard
Jerry Skopec
Robert Anthony mith
Tony mith
Tracy Strickland
Cynthia wanigan
ue wanigan
Betty e t
Gleamon Vet
Dale Wilson
Debbie Wooyard
ABOVE: Our Head Cook Wanda Allen and Lerma Wilson working very Clarabelle Young
hard to prepare lunch. Edward Young

on-Certified Staff 167m

 Scott Huddleston -Superintendant Hugh Parnell- Asst. Superintendant

Dallas County R-1 School Board Members

FRO TROW: Gary Naylor, Tim Brownfield, Linda Portman.
BACK ROW: Steve Abercrombie, Bill Ray, Ed Pyatt, and Mac Ahart.

Tom Inman
Asst. Principal Principal Asst. Principal

Layout by Matt Charlton

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Phone: (417) 345-2228 Fax: (417) 345-8674
Hickory & Cooper Sts. P.O. Box 978 • Buffalo. MO 65622 120 WEST DALLAS BUFFALO, MO
PHONE: 345-8718

Hairstyling for the entire family

(417) 345-5259

Donno Wilson 926 W. Dollos ARE YOU READY FOR SOME REAL FOOD?
345-7011 Buffalo. MO

SUPERIOR
SAVINGS BANK
GEARBOX
Marty Lowden
BRRNCH MRNRGER and STRFF
COMPANY
Pam Bingham, Mechele
Fitzpatrick, £; Mary Buckley P.O. BOX 15 0
(417) 345- 6111 906 . MAPLE
919 West Dallas Buffalo, MO 65622
BUFFALO, MO.
PHONE: 345-5945

BILL CHAPMAN
HARDWARE CONGRADULATIO S

CLASS OF 1995
$est Wishes to the
FROM ALL EMPLOYEES OF
C!YlSS O'f 1995 SUPERIOR GEARBOX COMPANY

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The
MUFFLER SHOP BUFFALO
COMPLETE EXHAUST SERVICE
COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERVICE J?#/IJ li\.B
Complete Auto Glass
345-7113 - Buffalo Service & Windshield Repair

Open. Mon.-Fri. Brad Jennings

JEFF GERLEMAN S. Highway 65
:00 lO 4:30 345-6187 Bus 345-7113 at The Muffler Shop

ROY/\URD
POST OFFICE BOX 350
SOUTH HIGHWAY 65, BUFFALO, MISSOURI 65622

Phone South Highway

345-8232 65 fM"l
"I Luv You r Sm ile!"
~ ED G. PYATT, D.D.S.

904 5. Ash P.O. Box 707

South Buffalo, MO 65622
Hoohway 65 Mossoun

American ub , Cinnimon roll , Bus. 345-2793 Home 345-6310

and more!

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 Kramer & Newcomb OD, PC
DAVID L. KRAMER, 0.0.
REX A NEWCOMB, 0.0.
BUFFALO EYE CLINIC
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TELEPHONE (417) 345-2901

OFFICE (417) 345-2272

RES. 345-2163
I lll SlJ ~NCE AGENCY, INC.
" Complete Insurance Serv1ce"
SHAW CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC

"Established in 1937" DR. LARRY L. SHAW

DR. CHRISTOPHER DUGAS
SIX LICENSED AGENTS
P.O. BOX 709 BUFFALO, MO
TO SERVE YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS 102 S. CEDAR ST. 65622

DOYLE NIMMO
CAROL NIMMO
JESS STAFFORD
GLENDA CRAWFORD
TINA PHILLIPS
DEVONA ALLEN

P.O. BOX 1460

BUFFALO, MO 65622
(417) 345-2103

MADDUX OIL COMPANY

Buffalo Auto Salvage
0. HWAY 65 Buffalo I

MO Free phone ervice to 110

Highway 65 and Main Buffalo, MO alvag yard located in 10
Telephone 345-2315 tate
owners: Roy and Shirley Caswell
phone 345-7612
Congradu{ations ~itli and ~vin!!
"Way to go :Mancfi, you jinaf[y made it!
(jood Lucf(f!

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 OFFICE 345-6227

•
RESIDENCE 345-8405
Buffalo Feeds
Dr. Donald R. Howells Northwest Comer of Wood's Supermarket Lot
Chiropractor Rt. 1, Box 359, Buffalo, MO 65622

S. Hwy. 65 PHONE (417) 345-5586

P.O. Box 176 Buffalo, Missouri 65622
Cash & Carry

LEOTA'S BUFFALO
FLOWERS AND GIFTS Sl(iNS
We specialize in Route 3, Box 494
710 W. Hooker Dr.
caring for the Buffalo, Missouri 65622
Phone 345-7026
ones you love. 345-8572

VIGORIAN STEAK HOUSE

PHONE: 417-326-7441
DON & BERTHA WOODS- OWNERS

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• FAMILY DINING • SALAD BAR 8 0.t''P~o1"9'"/>~y
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• STEAKS • LOBSTER • CHICKEN
PRIME RIB- SEA FOOD- HOMEMADE BP.EAD CREATIVE PORTRAITS • WEDDINGS
LARGE BANQUET FACILITIES
PAT NEIL AT. 1, BOX 797
PHOTOGRAPHER BOLIVAR, MISSOURI65613
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 6 AM- 10 PM 345-2010
JCT. 65 & 32 HWY. BUFFALO

INSURANCE
AUTO HOME 8IJSINE$S HEALTH LIFE MADDUX REALTY
Hwy. 65 South, BuHalo, MO 417-345-2274
Dave Willingham-Agent
Christie Spence-Office Manager EDWARD MADDUX-BROKER
"On The Square"
Buffalo, MO

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HONEY-DEW KENNEL
JULIE THOMAS
President

Today is the First Day of the

Rest of Your Life.
Choose well your Path,
and know you can do and be
Anything you can Dream.

Supplier of puppies and kittens and their special care products.

Route 1, Box 129
Elkland, Missouri 65644
Phone: 345-2721
FAX (417) 345-2735 1-800-346-3647

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 BUFFALO PAM LOUDERBAUGH
FAMILY
CLINIC, Inc.
Robert C. WI ods, D .0. DALLAS COUNTY CLERK
Phy i ian & urgeon
Board ertified, General Practice
Your vote today aay preserve toaorrow.
PO Box740•Buffalo. M 65622 • (41 ):HS-7922
REGISTER AND VOTE

TELEPHONE
{417 ) 345 -7415

RODNEY KROPF
Soles Representatlllfl

DAVID H. PAUL , D.D.S. Specialists i1 ...

• NI.Cri1ion • Microbiology
• ExtrustOn
KROPF FEEDS
OFFICE HOURS P.O . BOX 1005 R.R. t1 , BOX 359
BY APPOINTMENT BUFFALO MO . 65622 BUFFALO, MO 65622
BUSINESS: (417) 345-7935
HOME: (417) 345-8000

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OLD ISSOURI IUTUAl
P.O. Box 619 Phone : <117 -345 -2126
Buffalo, MO Fax : 417-345-6801
65622

A company that takes pride In meeting

our policyholders ever changing needs.
MOBILE HOMES • HOME OWNERS • FARM PACKAGE POLICY
SMALL COMMERCIAL· PROPERTY
SW Corner of Square
Buffalo, MO 65622
345-6383 Established In 1908
On the soutwest corner of
the square In Buffalo.
345-2126

Rita Hogland Owner

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 Home of the Bisons

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BUFFALO BURGER
WOODS MOTOR LODGE
JUNCTION OF 65-32 HIGHWAY
COLOR CABLE TELEVISION - POOL - DIRECT DIAL PHONES
AIR CONDITIONING - ELECTRIC HEAT West Dollos Street
RESTAURANT - COMMERCIAL RATES
VISA - MASTER-CARD - AMERICAN EXPRESS - DISCOVER
Buffalo, MO 65622
RT. 3, BOX 575 Ph. 345-8816
PHONE 417-345-2345 BUFFALO, MO. 85622 Owners: Bob, Joyce, ond Devin Green

MEL L. GILBERT DAVIES

ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
(417) 345-5543 CHEVROLET-PONTIAC
PHONE 345-2512
NW Corner of South Side of the Square
P .0 . Box 648 US 65 & 32 Hwy Buffalo, Missouri 65622
Buffalo, MO 65622 in Woods Shopping Center
"YOUR DEPENDABLE CHEVY DEALER SINCE 1932"

Chapman's Furniture, Inc.

BEST WISHES
"The Best Prices in the Ozarks"
Dallas County Assessor, Jo Mcintire and Staff

Carol Baker Geneva McDaniel

DanielleBre hear Linda Knudt on

MOORE VETERINARY CLINIC

DAVID E. MOORE, D.V.M.
P.O. Box 1068 CRAIG A. KUCHERA, D.V.M.
101 E. Main
Buffalo, MO 65622
Rt. 3, Box 83
Phone: ( 417) 345-2127
Buffalo, Missouri 65622
1-800-743-7923 Telephone: (417) 345-6291

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 PETIT JEAN POULTRY INC.
P.O. Box 140
Buffalo. Missouri 65622
(417) 345-2011
Buffalo, MO

South Highway 65 Phone: 345-7712

KEVIN SHARPE, OWNER

TREND~ Hip Pocket Pizza Parlor

Hau Desians &. Boutique . , - , ; South Hwy 65
RICK&. KAREN HOOVER( n' 7 BuHalo, MO
345-8649
345-6229
PHONE: 345-2039 SERVING UNFORGETTABLE PIZZA
S. Locust, Buffalo, MO Matrix Hair Essentials SINCE 1976

JAMIE & LAURAINE

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~'tiu .J Z"u~-1~ P. 0. BOX229
SOUTH HWY65
BUFFALO, MO 65622

OFFICE. 417 ·345-6533

HOME: 417 ·345·6669

TelephoQe (417) :WS.2101

South Highway 65
Phone: 345-7431
Open: 6:30 a.m.-10:00 p.m.
WILLIAM D. BOOTH, D.D.S. Mon-Thurs
6:30 a.m.-11 :00 p.m. Fri &
P.O. BOX 749 Sat
BUFFALO HEIGHTS SHOPPING CENTER
Office Houn HIGHWAY 65 l 32
By Appointment BUFFALO, MISSOURI 65622

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 THE CRUSADER'S CLASS
(Senior High Department)
of

Bible Baptist Church

Dallas at Locust
P. 0. Box 361 Buffalo, MO 65622
417-345-7123
Schedule of Services
SUNDAY
Sunday School .............. 9:30 A.M.
Morning Worship ....... . ... 10:45 A.M.
Evening Worship ............. 7:00 P.M.

WIL-CO WEDNESDAY
All Work Youth Bible Study ............ 7:00 P.M.
Guaranteed DRILLING
Water Wells
BUFFALO,NOSSO~ AN ACTIVE YOUfH PROGRAM
Curt Wllson
WHERE YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCO:ME!
Res. 417/345-8777
CALL COLLECT Milton Hathcock john Throckmorton
Pastor Youth Pastor
Office 417/345-6817
417·345· 2918 417·345·8127
P.O. Box 1179
Buffalo, MO 65622

LISA C. HENDERSON
Attorney at Law
ll!A~vs tb~ER~EA

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Hwy 32-JJ Long Lc1ne. Mo
303 South Maple
Phone/Fax P.O. Box 1141
(417) 345-6713 Buffalo, MO 65822 345-2092

Dec1n c1nd Onc1 Cline

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IVAN J. ARNOLD
• BISON President TOLE.DO PRODUCTS
'lf'cAMPERS -~ SHEWMAKER AUTO PARTS
R.V. SALES & SERVICE ~~
And
l¢4,;;.1'.f~ 0 TqA"JY ;;~ Machine Shop
Engine-Cha sis and
~on Custom Bullf Truck Campen & Pickup Cover. Automatic Tran m1 ion P rt
Hwy. 65, P.O. Box 795, Buffalo, MO 65622 (417) 345-2325 Highway 65 Phone 345 2256
Buffalo. MO hop 345 7810

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 EMPIRE DISTRICT
Montgomery-Viets Funeral Home ELECTRIC
Vernon, Monty, Bret, & Marlin Viets COMPANY ~
304 S. Pine '18'
Funeral Directors
Phone: 345-2233
Buffa.lo, MO your
Buffalo, Mo. electric
GOOD LUCK ClASS OF 1994
company

MARK STEPHENS
Route 2 • Urbana. ssourl
Phone 993-4733

Ang e Kays, own r-deslgner

Marl? Stephens, Master Photographer
211 W. Broadway 417-326-4315
Bolivar, MO 65613 1-800-841-7525

A Non-AJcoholic
Eltlbllh,.,t

Kirk's Feed

Bag and Bulk Feeds

Rt. 1 Box 650

Featuring delicious food from
our grill plus soda and candy!
Louisburg, Mo. 65685
Store Phone: (417) 752-3768

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Custom Built Systems
for Farm and Industry
Turnkey fbultrv Systems

PHILLIPS & SONS TIRE SERVICE HOSTETLER

Corner of Commercial & Pine A
P 0 . Box 378 L Rt. 1, Box 350
Buffalo, MO 65622 E Buffalo. MO 65622
Phone 417-345-7522 & CONSTRUCTION
Edwm Duane David Phone(417)345-7418
Home 345-8278 • 345-2841 • 345-2543 Ken Hostetler Res. (417)345-2611

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Outside the Urbana area call TOLL FREE 1-800-262-9229
Phone 993-4242

Urbana, Mo.

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EQOU MOUSIN'
Member
F.D .I.C.
LENDER

The Oldest Bank in Da las County

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 Closing
s this year has come and gone, many things
;v t ken place here at Old Buffalo High. Some
good , some bad, all merorable. For the seniors
who will never again pass through these halls as
students, it is over. I hope you enjoyed the sur-
vival. For the Underclassmen, well you have to
come back again next year. Have fun!

Story and layout by Eric Wingo

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SENIORS
Jami
Ortner,
Brad
Kern,
Eric
Wingo,
Matt
Charlton,
Stacy
Carter,
Yearbook Staff
John
Hardin,
Amanda We twain have met like
Rice. the ships upon the
sea,
Who hold an hour • s
converse, so short, so
sweet;
JUNIORS
Amy One little hour! and
Sturdevant, then, away they speed,
Tim
Ray, On lonely paths,
Tara through mist, and
Gillispie,
Shelly cloud, and foam,
Roller, To meet no more.
Carmen
Wingo. A. Smith.

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Walsworth PubUsbing Company
306 North Kansas Avenue: I Marceline, Mwoun 64658 USA