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Solve This Yearbook Mystery — Case No. 09-115

This series invites readers to guess the identity of Jefferson City personalities. We post pictures and information from their high school yearbooks. Log your guess, or a candid anecdote about the subject, by selecting "Comments" below.

HINT:  If Jim Dyke did a cartoon about this guy, he might be looking for a job.

QUESTION:  What the heck was he looking at?

Solve This Yearbook Mystery — Case No. 09-114

This series invites readers to guess the identity of Jefferson City personalities. We post pictures and information from their high school yearbooks. Log your guess, or a candid anecdote about the subject, by selecting "Comments" below.

Hint:  He attacked wide receivers in the 60's. 

Now he's attacking the facades on the South Side with the same energy.

Solve This Yearbook Mystery — Case No. 09-113

This series invites readers to guess the identity of Jefferson City personalities. We post pictures and information from their high school yearbooks. Log your guess, or a candid anecdote about the subject, by selecting "Comments" below.

HINT:  Every 4th of July he's like a big kid.

Solve This Yearbook Mystery — Case No. 09-111

This series invites readers to guess the identity of Jefferson City personalities. We post pictures and information from their high school yearbooks. Log your guess, or a candid anecdote about the subject, by selecting "Comments" below.

DUAL HINT: She in an expert in psychology and she met him long before anyone else, but like many others she has never been able to figure him out.

Solve This Yearbook Mystery — Case No. 09-110

This series invites readers to guess the identity of Jefferson City personalities. We post pictures and information from their high school yearbooks. Log your guess, or a candid anecdote about the subject, by selecting "Comments" below.

Hint:

People still wonder if she ever made it up the hill to fetch that pail of water.

Solve This Yearbook Mystery — Case No. 09-108

This series invites readers to guess the identity of Jefferson City personalities. We post pictures and information from their high school yearbooks. Log your guess, or a candid anecdote about the subject, by selecting "Comments" below.

Hint:

His grandmother taught him manners, like dressing up at dinner. 

Solve This Yearbook Mystery — Case No. 09-107

This series invites readers to guess the identity of Jefferson City personalities. We post pictures and information from their high school yearbooks. Log your guess, or a candid anecdote about the subject, by selecting "Comments" below.

Hint: He runs a court, but he is not a lawyer, judge, bailiff or tennis player. He deals with drugs but he is not a pharmacist or criminal. 

Yearbook Mysteries Solved: The 2008 Docket

It's only right that we reveal the identities of those victims highlighted in the preceding year. How many did you get right?

Mike Bates

Partner at Central Missouri Professional Services

Wife, Cassandra, has a really green thumb.

The Hint: His spouse is an original flower child.

Sam Bushman

Owns Samuel's uptown; rents tuxedos

The Hint: His current profession would suit him well as one of the main villains in a Batman movie.

Nancy Gratz

Banker; husband Bill is a real estate agent and auctioneer.

The Hint: She's has to be a good listener to keep up with her husband.

John Hemeyer

Former Cole County Sheriff

The Hint: You could call this a "mug shot." 

Check out the pending cases in the Yearbook Mystery section on the right.

Solve This Yearbook Mystery — Case No. 09-106

This series invites readers to guess the identity of Jefferson City personalities. We post pictures and information from their high school yearbooks. Log your guess, or a candid anecdote about the subject, by selecting "Comments" below.

Hint:  Every year someone receives an award named after him. This year the honoree was Dottie Dallmeyer.

Shown below are students who received other awards for their art work at the same event last week. 

He would be proud.

 

Solve This Yearbook Mystery — Case No. 09-105

This series invites readers to guess the identity of Jefferson City personalities. We post pictures and information from their high school yearbooks. Log your guess, or a candid anecdote about the subject, by selecting "Comments" below.

Some Hints:

Some people say he is an "Authority."

Others say he's always "on track." 

Bates and Brickey say he learned everything

                        at CMPS 30 years ago.