Buffalo High School - Bison Yearbook (Buffalo, MO)

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1. Shirley Turner shows the fine points of the new stereo equipment at KBFL to a few of the broadcast students. 2. Leon Nimmo, J.D. Weizer and Dean Baldwin try hard to concentrate during one of KBFL’s game shows. Mr. Lemons, station manager, shows them how. 3. Anita Nunn and Jack Henderson produce another exciting edition of Ellery Smith for the KBFL listeners. 4. At last, you get to see those shining faces whose cheery voices you hear each day! 5. Don’t let anybody ever tell you that KBFL isn’t popular. Linda Jenkins and Ron Hayes come all the way from Pleasant Hope each day just to broadcast over KBFL. 25

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KBFL Goes Stereo This summer KBFL celebrated its tenth year of serving Buffalo and the surrounding areas. For its birthday KBFL received a gift of 22,000 dollars to go stereo but not without a lot of hard work from the KBFL staff and the community. . . . KBFL is one of the most unique radio stations in southwest Missouri. It s non-commercial and school owned and operated. Along with offering a wide variety of music, it provides the community with the latest in news and special programming. Our hats go off to the KBFL students and the staff, Dennis Kel- ley, Christina Thomas, Jean Roos and the ring leader, Mr. Wayne Lemons. 24

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Gals Tap Twirl and Turn The Buffalo Gals Drum and Bugle Corps had a fascinating experience at the Portland, Oregon Grand Floral Rose Parade in June, 1975. This year they’ve marched at Christmas parades in Joplin, Branson and Buffalo under the supervision of Mr. Brian Flhard and head maiorette. Jan Cantlon. 26