New Bloomfield High School - Beacon Yearbook (New Bloomfield, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1969 volume:

Zhe flew Bloomfield High School Annual Staff Proudly Presents Zhe 1969 Beacon Page 27 of z:‘ l7 Contents Activities Page 39 Dedication “Dedication We, the class of 1969, would like to express our sincere thanks to Mrs. Rosemary Doyle for her dedicated leadership through two long years. During that time she has helped us through two class plays, various senior activities, and gradu- ation. To her, we dedicate this yearbook in appreciation for what she has done for us. 4 Highlights The 1968-69 school year started on September 3. We started the year with a new superintendent, Mr. Guy, and a new principal, Mr. Liley. Other new members of the faculty were Mrs. Lane, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Suttles, Mr. Scheperle, and Mr. Pollock. A new class, family living, was started for the first time. October was not very busy except for Chorus Clinic on the 30th. However, on November 1st, the basketball season began and things began to perk up with a win at Tuscumbia. On Saturday, Novem- ber 2nd, the band went up to Band Day at Columbia. The first band concert was held on November 4th. The first vacation of the school year was on November 7th and 8th when the annual teacher’s meeting was held at Kansas City. The 16th was the date of the junior play, You’re Only Young Once. December was very busy including the Conference Tourney held at Vienna on the 3rd-7th, the Pep Club Chili Supper on the 11th, and the Christmas program on the 16th. Also, during the week of December 16th-21st, the basketball boys played in the Linn Tournament. The Christmas vacatio was from December 20th to January 2nd. With the beginning of a new year, N.B.H.S. became busier than ever. On January 8th the bonfire was held with the Homecoming game and dance being held on the 10th. On January 24th, the sopho- more class had a box supper. January 28th-February 1st was the South Callaway Tourney at Mo- kane. At the end of the first semester, Mrs. Nelson left to join her husband, and we gained a new teacher, Mrs. Lambeth. During February there were many more ball games with the Regional Tournament ending the sea- son on February 24th through 28th. March was also hectic with Band Clinic on the 22nd, District contests at Kirksville on the 26th, which we were unable to attend because of bus trouble, and Dis- trict Music Contests at Mexico. April was another active month with Basketball Banquet on the 12th, Senior Dress-Up Day on the 18th, and Band Banquet on the 26th. On May 2nd, the senior class play, The Scarlet Shadow, was presented. Other activities near the end of school were Jr. -Sr. Day, Hobo Day, Senior Day at the Lake, Baccalaureate, Commence- ment, and Eighth Grade Graduation. These and other activities helped to make our year enjoyable. Left to Right: Donald Sweet- en, Jack Maddox, Alden L. Schuster, Nelson Dozier, Harry Palmer, and Walter (Buddy) Clark. 6 Mrs. Link Kindergarten Mrs. Koemer Second Grade Mrs. Waggoner First Grade Elementary faculty Mrs. Miller Mrs. Kessel Fourth Grade Second and Fifth Mrs. Johnsoti Fifth Grade Mrs. LaSusa Third Grade Mrs. Suttles Special Education Mrs. Pavitt Sixth Grade Mr. Guy Superintendent Mr. Jett Coach Health Sociology Mr. Scheperle Science High School faculty Mr. Tomlin Driver's Education Mrs. Nelson English, 1st Semester Mrs. Doyle History Mrs. Jackson Remedial Reading Mrs. Lambeth English, 2nd Semester Mr. Liley Principal Mathematics Mrs. Garza Music Mrs. Stokes Home Economics 8 Mr. Pollock Industrial Arts Mrs. Lane Business Cooks: Mrs. Henryetta Cave, Mrs. Susan Craighead, Mrs. Dorece Colter, awd Afrs. Oped Boyer. School Secretaries: Mrs. Delores Nichols and Mrs. Helyn Yows. Staff Albert Miller, Bus Driver Owen Nevins, Bus Driver and Custodian Mrs. Carrie Mae Berry, Ubie Nichols Bus Driver Bus Driver and Custodian Jim Trowbridge, Bus Driver Herbert Thomas, Bus Driver Class sponsors: Mrs. Lambeth, The eleven that completed 12 years of school Mrs. Doyle. together at New Bloomfield. Class History It all began in the fall of 1957, when eighteen scared and vivacious first-graders en- rolled in the New Bloomfield School. Miss Jose Fleming guided us through that first year and ivas the one who started us toward our ultimate goal—a diploma. In 1965, thirty green freshmen began the journey through high school with our spon- sor, Mrs. Ann Stokes. Then in 1967, twenty-eight sophomores returned again to New Bloomfield with Mrs. Elaine Deiter as the class sponsor. Tune in on Terror was presented by fourteen juniors in 1968 and directed by our sponsor, Mrs. Rosemary Doyle. With the money we earned from the play, the juniors took the seniors to St. Louis for Junior-Senior Day. During the day we shopped down- town and in the evening we dined at the Forum and viewed Gone With the Wind . The year we had been looking forward to finally arrived. The class of 1969 had com- pleted our voyage with twenty-three graduating seniors. Mrs. Rosemary Doyle re- turned once again as our sponsor along with Mrs. Sharon Nelson, first semester, and Mrs. Virginia Lambeth, second semester. Each senior leaves New Bloomfield High with mixed emotions, but there will always be a feeling of sadness as each class mem- ber recalls the wonderful memories of New Bloomfield. The senior class play, The Scarlet Shadow , Hobo Day, Senior Day, and Graduation are only a few of the mem- orable events that will remind us of our high school days at New Bloomfield. There is also a feeling of happiness as we see the future ahead and all the possibilities of our dreams and plans coming true. In all sincerity, the class of 1969 would like to thank everyone—each parent, teacher, and schoolmate—who has aided us in obtaining this vital education. BILL CLA YPOOL You learn something new every day; today I found out people sleep at night. Annual Staff ......................... 4 Chorus .........................1,2,3,4 Class Play ........................... 4 CHARLOTTE BELL The size of a person is not measured by height but by her character. Annual Staff ........................... 4 Band ............................ 1,2,3,4 Chorus........................... 1,2,3,4 Class Officer......................... 2,4 Class Play ........................... 3,4 District Music Contest ..............2,3,4 Homecoming Chairman .................. 3,4 Homecoming Court........................ 4 Library Club ......................... 2,3 Newspaper Staff ...................... 3,4 Pep Club ........................... 2,3,4 Scholastic Meet......................... 4 Softball ........................... 1,2,3 State Music Contest .................. 2,3 Strident Council ....................... 4 JIM BOB ALLEN He’s small but so is a stick of dynamite. Annual Staff ............................ 4 Basketball ....................... 1,2,3,4 Chorus ........................... 1,2,3,4 Class Play ............................ 3,4 Newspaper Staff ......................... 4 Pep Club ............................ 2,3,4 Student Council ......................... 4 13 DEBORAH COOTS Gentlemen come from near and far to help me push and crank my car. Ammal Staff ............................ 4 Chorus .......................... 1,2,3,4 Class Play ........................... 3,4 Library Club ........................... 4 Newspaper Staff ........................ 4 Pep Club ........................... 2,3,4 Softball ............................... 2 DONNIE CUSTARD Why take life seriously, you never get out of it alive. Annual Staff ............................ 4 Baseball .......................... 1,2,3,4 Basketball............................. 3,4 Chorus ............................1,2,3,4 Pep Club .............................. 3,4 Track ............................... 1,3,4 ROBERT CUSTARD Heaven sent me down. Heaven knows why. Ammal Staff ........................... 4 Basketball ............................ 4 Chorus ................................ 1 14 BRUCE FINLEY O! What men dare do! Annual Staff ............................ 4 Class Officer ........................1,3,4 Library Club ............................ 4 Newspaper Staff ......................... 4 Scholastic Meet ..................... 1,2,3 NORMA GUERRANT Quiet in appearance with motives unknown. Annual Staff ........................... 4 Chorus .......................... 1,2,3,4 Class Officer........................... 3 Class Play ............................. 4 District Music Contest ................. 2 Honor Roll ........................... 2,4 Pep Club ........................... 2,3,4 Scholastic Meet ........................ 4 Student Council ........................ 3 MARLA GUY 'Nothing but good can be found of her, so why say anymore. Annual Staff Editor .................... 4 Band ................................... 4 Chorus ................................. 4 Class Play ............................. 4 District Music Contest ................. 4 Honor Roll ............................. 4 Newspaper Staff ........................ 4 Pep Club ............................... 4 Scholastic Meet......................... 4 Softball ............................... 4 Track .................................. 4 Transfer Student ....................... 4 JOYCE HEWITT It’s a strange thing, but I hear bells --church bells. Annual Staff ........................... 4 Band ................................. 1,2 Cheerleader........................... 2,4 Chorus .......................... 1,2,3,4 Class Officer........................1,2,4 Class Play ........................... 3,4 District Music Contest.............. 2,3,4 Homecoming Committee ................. 3,4 Library Club............................ 3 Newspaper Staff....................... 3,4 Pep Club ............................. 3,4 State Music Contest .................. 2,3 LARRY JONES A mother's pride, a father’s joy; a great big, rollicking, bouncing boy. Annual Staff ............................. 4 Baseball ......................... 1,2,3,4 Basketball ........................ 1,2,3,4 Chorus ........................... 1,2,3,4 Class Play ............................... 4 Newspaper Staff .......................... 4 Pep Cliib ............................ 2,3,4 Track ............................ 1,2,3,4 BRUCE MADDOX 'Nevera care, never a hurry, just one girl is his main worry. Annual Staff ........................... 4 Baseball ............................. 1,4 Basketball ...................... 1,2,3,4 Chorus .......................... 1,2,3,4 Class Officer .......................... 1 Class Play ........................... 3,4 Homecoming Committee ................... 4 Library Club ......................... 1,2 Newspaper Staff ........................ 4 Pep Club ........................... 2,3,4 Student Council ........................ 2 Track ........................... 1,2,3,4 PATRICK MADDOX It's not what you do; it's what you get away with. Annual Staff ........................... 4 Baseball ............................. 3,4 Basketball....................... 1,2,3,4 Chorus ................................. I Class Officer........................... 1 Class Play ............................. 4 Library Club ........................... 4 Newspaper Staff ........................ 4 Pep Club ........................... 2,3,4 Student Council ........................ 1 Track ........................... 1,2,3,4 SHARON WHITE She uas made for happy thoughts, for play fid wit a td laughter. Annual Staff .......................... 4 Chorus ......................... 1,2,3,4 Class Play .......................... 3,4 Library Club .......................... 4 Newspaper Staff ....................... 4 Pep Club .......................... 2,3,4 JAMES WILLIAMS Girls come from near and far to ride in my VW car. Annual Staff ............................4 Ba)id................................. 1,4 Baseball ........................ 1,2,3,4 Basketball....................... 1,2,3,4 Chorus .......................... 1,2,3,4 Class Play ........................... 3,4 District Music Contest.............. 1,3,4 Homecoming Committee.................... 3 Leadership ............................. 3 Pep Club ........................... 2,3,4 Student Council ........................ 4 GALE REPPER Iwas made to do something, but what was it ? Annual Co-Editor ....................... 4 Cheerleader .......................... 3,4 Chorus ...........................1,2,3,4 Class Play ........................... 3,4 Homecoming Committee ................... 3 Honor Roll .......................1,2,3,4 Library Club Officer ................... 3 Newspaper Editor........................ 4 Newspaper Staff ...................... 3,4 Pep Club ............................... 2 Scholastic Meet......................... 3 Student Council....................... 3,4 CHARLES WHITNEY He has two speeds—slow and super-slow. Annual Staff .............................. 4 Class Play ................................ 4 Harvest Festival King ..................... 2 Pep Club .................................. 2 LANA SCRIVNER 'Speak low if you speak of love. Annual Staff ................ Chorus ...................... Class Play .................. District Music Contest....... Homecoming Candidate ........ Homecoming Queen............. Honor Roll .................. Library Club ................ Newspaper Staff.............. Pep Club .................... Scholastic Meet ............. Softball .................... Track ....................... Transfer Student ............ EDWARD WYLDE If a line were crooked, he would argue it straight. Annual Staff ............................. 4 Band ................................. 1,2,3 Chorus ............................... 1,2,3 Class Play ............................. 3,4 District Music Contest.................. 2,3 REA Essay Contest......................... 3 Scholastic Meet........................... 4 Student Council .......................... 3 Track.............................. 1,2,3,4 CHRISTINA SMITH I love the smell of gasoline exploding in my Plymouth machine. Annual Queen............................ 4 Annual Staff ........................... 4 Cheerleader...................... 1,2,3,4 Chorus........................... 1,2,3,4 Class Photographer ..................... 4 Class Play ........................... 3,4 District Music Contest ............. 2,3,4 Harvest Festival Queen.................. 2 Homecoming Queen........................ 3 Leadership ............................. 4 Library Club ........................... 3 Newspaper Staff..................... 2,3,4 State Music Contest .................. 2,3 FRED SUNDERMEYER I'm afraid to go home in the dark. Annual Staff .............•.............. 4 Baseball .............................. 2,4 Basketball........................ 1,2,3,4 Chorus ................................ 2,3 Class Officer............................ 2 Class Play .............................. 3 Newspaper Staff.......................... 4 Pep Club .............................. 3,4 Student Council ......................... 2 Track............................ 1,2,3,4 19 ELIZABETH WYLDE They caught me studying and I'll never live down the disgrace. Annual Staff ............................. 4 Band ................................. 1,2,3 Chorus ............................ 1,2,3,4 Class Play ............................. 3,4 District Music Contest ............ 1,2,3,4 Honor Roll ........................ 1,2,3,4 Library Club ......................... 1,2,3 Newspaper Staff .......................... 3 REA Essay Contest ........................ 3 Scholastic Meet......................1,2,3,4 Softball ............................... 3,4 State Music Contest .................... 1,2 Student Awards ........................... 3 Track .................................. 3,4 WARREN TA YLOR 'Now the scientific explanation of this phenom- enon is----. Annual Staff ............................ 4 Band ............................. 1,2,3,4 Baseball ......................... 1,2,3,4 Basketball ...........................1,2,4 Clwrus ........................... 1,2,3,4 Class Officer............................ 3 Class Play ............................ 3,4 District Music Contest............... 2,3,4 Homecoming Committee .................. 3,4 Newspaper Staff................... 1,2,3,4 Pep Club ............................ 2,3,4 Pep Club Officer....................... 3,4 Scholastic Meet ......................... 2 State Music Contest ..................... 2 Student Awards ........................ 1,3 Student Council Officer ................. 3 Track................................ 1,3,4 Class Wills I, Jim Bob Allen, will my ability to whistle in the halls and get away with it to Roger Claypool. I, Charlotte Bell, will my ability to be able to dance in the state capital without getting caught to Glenda Hewitt. I, Bill Claypool, will my ability to sleep in Study Hall to Rob Brooks. (Listen for the bell, George!) I, Debbie Coots, will my ability to drive in ditches and not get shook to Judy White. (Watch how you pass those tractors, -Judy!) I, Bob Custard, will my nickel-pitching ability to Bruce Schuster. (Don't clutch-up, Bruce!) I, Dormie Custard, will my ability to attend school to Roger Claypool. I, Bruce Finley, being of semi-sound mind and body, will my basketball ability to Jack Ruppel. I, Norma Guerrant, will my position in Home Economics to anyone with self-will and a strong stomach. I, Marla Guy, will my graceful ability to jump hurdles to Sue Boyd. (Please don't fall down, though.) I, Joyce Hewitt, will my ability to get a ring by my Senior year to Judy Kelly. I, Larry Jones, will my ability to throw the shot-put to Charles Pearre. I, Bruce Maddox, will my ability to get and keep one girl to Mike Martin. (Have fun, Mike!) I, Pat Maddox, will my ability to play center to Mike Martin. (Keep trying, Mike.) I, Gale Repper, will my ability to get the paper out on time each month to anyone brave enough to attempt it. I, Lana Scrivner, will my dimples and natural curls to Sharon Hegerfeld. I, Christina Smith, will my ability to giggle all the time to Edna Haynes. I, Fred Sundermeyer, will my graceful ability to go unhurt and unbruised to Bruce Schuster in the 1969-70 basketball season. I, Warren Taylor, restrain from willing anything because no one in this institute is worthy of my attributes. I, Sharon Kay White, will my ability to get along with Marvin to Wayne Logan. (Humor him, Wayne.) I, Charles Whitney, will my ability to keep calm about Air Force jokes to anyone brave enough to say he is joining. I, Jim Williams, will my ability to not gain over ten pounds while growing 8 inches to Bill Gathright. (Don't eat too much.) I, Edward Wylde, will my ability to learn data processing to anybody crazy enough to take Book - keeping. I, Elizabeth Wylde, will my ability to keep a boy for at least a year without the whole school knowing about it to Doris (Flame) Gilmore. Class Prophecies We, the Senior Class of 1969, do imagine in the year 1990 the following; Jim Bob Allen is now married and has 6 kids and oivns a chain of discount centers. Charlotte Bell, after graduating from South- west Baptist College at Bolivar is now a mis- sionary preaching to the natives in Africa. Bill Claypool has just become the first guy to ever win the Indy 500 driving a station wagon. Debbie Coots is now helping her husband, David, run their own garage in Guthrie, Missouri. Bob Custard is the owner of the first nickel- pitching casino in Las Vegas. Donnie Custard has finished second in the 1989 Indy 500 in a Volkswagen behind Bill Claypool. Bruce Finley is still working to improve his Volkswagen. Norma Guerrant, while playing in the Riviera, has just met a millionaire whom she plans to marry in the near future. Marla Guy has just beaten the world record on the Girls' Low Hurdles. Joyce Hewitt is now married to Ray and has just invented the first fool-proof pill for sea- sickness. Larry Jones just won the ping-pong champion- ship of the world. Bruce Maddox now holds the world land speed record at the Utah Salt Flats for 1951 Chevro- lets. Pat Maddox luis just become the new head ad- ministrator of the New Bloomfield High School. Gale Repper is the new editor of the Fulton Sun- Gazette, and is making very sure the paper is put out on time. Lana Scrivner is the first woman pole-vaulter to clear 23 feet. Christina Smith has just taken the job of head hairdresser for Edward Kennedy during his stay in the White House. Fred Simdermeyer has grown a beautiful goatee so that he could open up his 200-store chain of Colonel Rick gas stations. Warren Taylor now lives in India with his 120- wife harem and is living off the money provided by his oil wells. Sharon White is now married and every Sunday you can see her and her husband, Ronnie, rid- ing their Harley’s down Court Street. Charles Whitney, after serving 10 years in the United States Air Force, is now the Com- manding Officer at Whitney A. F.B. Jim Williams has fulfilled his lifelong dream of conquering the world. Edward Wylde, who has learned all he can about radios, is now President of R. C.A. Elizabeth Wylde, after attaining her Master's degree from the University of Missouri, is now training French poodles in Northern Michigan. 22 Class Clowns Jim, Charlotte Best Personality Bob, Marla Best Dressed Jim Bob, Lana Most Lovesick Charlie, Norma Most Likely to Succeed Bruce, Joyce Most Studious Fred, Elizabeth Best Drivers Pat, Chris 23 fip X lows ftvQ oqotf Graduation juniors Bill Essen Dorothy Glover Elizabeth Cave Judy Kelley Richard Robinson Sharon Hegerfeld Della Flynn Dwight Meckfessel Bill Gat bright Larry Lawson Melvin Hegerfeld Hazel Cheney 28 Junior Class Officers Treas.: Bill Gathright Vice Pres.: Richard Robinson Pres.: Susan Boyd Sec.: Judy Kelley James Nagel Doris Gilmore Susan Boyd Brenda Jones Caroline Keeton Randy Palmer Mike Holland Jolm Powell Janet Spencer Edna Haynes 29 Sophomores Linda Spencer Grace Crawford Karen Sundemieyer Randy Gastineau Roger Claypool Jeffrey Siegel Danny Barnard Ralph Spencer Phyllis Spillars Terry Essen Roy Priest Glenda Jones Becky Underwood Toni Swillie Gary Holt Mary Lynes Debbie Cain Judy White 30 Sherry Penestoti Mike Hasselman Virginia Straw Renner Bryan Debbie Colter Donita Wolfe Sandra Sundermeyer Sue Keith Sophomore Class Officers Vice Pres.: Richard Childs Treas.: Roger Clay pool Pres.: Becky Underwood Sec.: Glenda Jones 31 freshmen Glenda Hewitt Ann Dulle Ernie Laurie Keith Caldwell Sharon Murray Wayne Logan Sandra Crawford BUI Palmer Wilma Kemp Mike Martin Wanda Boyer Beverly Baker Jack Spencer David Williams Jack Rupple Hudson Wilson Wayne Cave Kathy Sundermeyer Marilyn Kertnish Ken Hegerfeld Charles Pearre Jim Yancey Mary Wylde Sam McKim 32 33 Eighth Qrade Barry Backer Molly Suttenfield Mike Whittier Doris Dalle Matt McKim Rorniie Davis Roxie Wolfe Susie Polotvy Lynn Gastineau Lyle Finley Richard Jordan Sharon Berry Kathryn Cheney 34 Troy Maddox David Thompson Steve Smith Cynthia Schreen Keimy Leslie Jim Spencer Donna Meckfessel Furlon Hiatte David Wagers Gene Robinson Tommy Gilmore David Rogers Dwayne Bronm Shirley Sundermeyer Charles Wilson Steven Hazlett Bill Taggart Eighth Grade Class Officers Pres.: Ronnie Davis Vice Pres.: David Thompson Treas.: Troy Maddox Sec.: Lynn Gastineau o Not Shown Sarah Rock wood Seventh Qrade Gretchen Schroer Julie Ritchey Karen Yancey Roger Wheat Rhonda Scrivner Jay Jennings Deborah Allen Dale Miller Bonnie Glover Bruce Pearre Danny Alan Davis David Dulle Cindy Gam mill Sandra Ashley Susan Marshall Gail Crocker 36 Helen Trowbridge Darrell Wininger Hubert Runyan Cindy Baker Tina Mattem Larry Jordon Debbie Dozier Charles Farris Marlene Hegerfeld Pam Pearre Randy Baker Cheryl McKim Leonard Hodges Thomas Smith Brenda Underwood Seventh Grade Class Officers Vice Pres.: Bruce Pearre Treas.: Danny Davis Pres.: Dale Miller Sec.: Cheryl McKim 37 40 Annual Queen: Chris Smith Annual King'. Pat Maddox Best All-Around Athlete Student Senior Play Zenobia............ Laura Hudson ...... Inspector Bullwinkle Mrs. Yapp ......... Pamela Poole ...... Mark Drexel ...... Harriet Spector____ Dorothy Young...... Lester Lang ....... Constantine ....... Paul LaMonte ...... Blanche LaMonte .. Mrs. Hudson ....... Ira ............... Frances Novak .... Pike .............. . Charlotte Bell ... Chris Smith .. Larry Jones .. Sharon White .. Gale Repper .. Bill Clay pool .. Debbie Coots .. Joyce Hewitt . Bruce Maddox . Jim Bob Allen . Jim Williams Elizabeth Wylde ____ Marla Guy Warren Taylor Lana Scrivner ..... Ed Wylde “Zke Scarlet Shadow” 42 43 junior Play Cluck Briggs Ron Dayton .... Gabby Gallagher Pop Wilson ... Paul Chapman Mrs. Chapman Mona Fisher ... Gloria Price ... Shirley Walker . Jean Fox ...... “you’re Only ..........James Nagel ........ Bruce Schuster ....... George Brooks ........ Larry Lawson ......... Bill Essen ........ Janet Spencer ........Elizabeth Cave ......... Tama Wilson ......... Judy Kelley ..........Lois Me Kim Directed by: Mrs. Garza and Mr. Scheperle young Once” Bernice Johnson Mr. Birch....... Mr. Pettit ..... Miss Chandler .. Miss Ross ...... Miss Spencer ... Mr. Bell........ Mrs. Burton Lee Harvey Jones ... Doris Gilmore Randy Palmer . Mike Holland ... Susan Boyd . Brenda Jones ,. Della Flynn ,. John Powell Edna Haynes Bill Gathright 44 Annual Staff FIRST ROW: Bruce Maddox, Jim Bob Allen, Jim Williams, Gale Repper, Marla Guy, Warrew Taylor, Elizabeth Wylde, Norma Guerrant. SECOND ROW: Charlotte Bell, Debbie Coots, Christina Smith, Lana Scriuner, Sharon White, Joyce Hewitt. BACK ROW: Donnie Custard, Fred Sundermeyer, Pat Maddox, Bob Custard, Larry Jones, Charles Whitney, Bruce Finley, Edward Wylde, Bill Claypool. FIRST ROW: Bruce Maddox, Jim Bob Allen, Charlotte Bell, Gale Repper, Joyce Hewitt, Way ren Taylor, Marla Guy, Christina Smith. SECOND ROW: Cynthia Schreen, Wanda Boyer, Karen Yancey, Judy Kelley, Karen Sundermeyer, Debbie Coots, Lana Scriuner, Susan Boyd, Sharon White, Donita Wolfe, Becky Underwood, Cheryl McKim. BACK ROW: Randy Palmer, Fred Sundermeyer, Larry Jones, Pat Maddox, Bruce Finley, Bill Palmer. Newspaper Staff Cibrary Club FIRST ROW: Toni Swillie, Jackie Martin, Elizabeth Cave, Becky Underwood, Judy Kelley. SECOND ROW: Theda Mattem, Janet Spencer, Karen Scrivner, Debbie Coots, Lana Scriimer, Sharon White, Glenda Jones, Shirley Sundermeyer. BACK ROW: Bruce Finley, Pat Maddox, Renner Bryan. FIRST ROW: Gale Repper, Brenda Jones, Susan Boyd, Jim Bob Allen, Charlotte Bell, Becky Underwood. SECOND ROW: Charles Farris, David Rogers, Debbie Cain, Debbie Dozier, Glenda Hewitt, Shirley Sundermeyer. BACK ROW: Leroy Wade, Jim Williams, Bill Palmer, Hudson Wilson, George Brooks. Student Council Qirls ’ Chorus FIRST ROW: Wilma Kemp, Charlotte Bell, Wanda Boyer, Sandra Crawford, Jov Siegel, Debbie Bell, Joyce Hewitt, Debbie Jo Colter, Beverly Baker, Jacki Martin, Mary Lynes. SECOND ROW: Debbie Colter, Mary Wylde, Linda Custard, Virginia Straw, Debbie Cain, Glenda Jones, Marilyn Kennish, Becky Underwood, Donita Wolfe, Elizabeth Wylde, Doris Gilmore. THIRD ROW: Judy White, Karen Sundermeyer, Cathy Simdermeyer, Norma Guerrant, Elizabeth Cave, Janet Spencer, Toni Swillie, Susan Boyd, Karen Scriv- ner, Kathy Kelsay, Sharon White, Glenda Hewitt. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Murray, Sherry Penes ton, Christina Smith, Brenda Jones, Sandra Sundermeyer, Debbie Coots, Marla Guy, Lana Scrivner, Judy Gathright, Gale Repper, Judy Kelley, Della Flynn. FIRST ROW: Charles Pearre, Jim Yancey, Keith Caldwell, John Suttenfield, Jim Pickard, Lyndal Frank, Jack Trowbridge, Wayne Cave, Mike Martin. SECOND ROW: Robby Brooks, Bill Palmer, Randy Palmer, Jeff Pickard, Larry Lawson, Jolm Powell, Jon Pickard, Hiidson Wilson. THIRD ROW: Jim Bob Allen, Wayne Guerrant, Leroy Wade, Mike Holland, Bill Gathright, Reymer Bryan, Mike Has- selman, David Williams. FOURTH ROW: Jim Williams, Warren Taylor, Bruce Maddox, James Nagel, Bill Essen, Bruce Shuster, Larry Jones, Terry Essen, Rodney Golf. Boys’ Chorus FIRST ROW: Debbie Bell, Wanda Boyer, Leann Straw, Molly Suttenfield, Sue Polowy, Cynthia Schreen, Charlotte Bell. SECOND ROW: Jim Williams, Debbie Cain, Karen Yancey, Pam Pearre, Marla Guy, Bill Essen, David Williams, Debbie Colter, Virginia Straw, Bill Palmer. THIRD ROW: Jane Shyrock, John Shelton, Bruce Pearre, Matt Me Kim, Debbie Dozier, Sam McKim, Jim Yancey, Hudson Wilson, Sue Boyd, Joe Sweeten, Greg Polowy, Dwain Thomas, Kent Hasselman, Lyle Finley. FOURTH ROW: Gene Doyle, BUI McDowell, Tommy Smith, John Finley, David Rogers, Mike Hasselman, Leroy Wade, Gene Robinson, Lyrm Gastineau, Mrs. Garza, Steve Smith, Barry Backer, Terry Essen, Larry Lawson, Randy Palmer, War- ren Taylor. FIRST ROW: Gary Simdermeyer, Cindy Baker, Randy Baker, Gail Crocker, Sandra Ashley, Sarah Rockwood, Tommy Smith, Leonard Hodges, Julie Ritchey, Larry Jordon, Debbie Allen. SECOND ROW: Karen Yancey, Darrell Wininger, Doris Dulle, Jay Jen- nings, Molly Suttenfield, Rhonda Scrivner, David Dulle, Marlene Hagerfeld, Bruce Pear- re, Dale Miller, Helen Trowbridge. THIRD ROW: Lyle Finley, Matt McKim, Bonnie Glover, David Thompson, David Rogers, Theda Mattem, Steve Smith, Troy Maddox, Cynthia Schreen, Tina Mattem, Shirley Sundermeyer, Barry Backer. FOURTH ROW: Debbie Dozier, Lynn Gastineau, Pam Pearre, Sue Polowy, Charles Farris, Gene Robin- son, Mike Whittier, Furlon Hiatte, Hubert Runyan, Cheryl McKim, Kent Hasselman, Jerry Pickard. junior High Chorus President, Robbie Brooks; Vice-President, Sue Boyd; Secretary, Lara Scrivner; Treas- urer, Warren Taylor. basketball banquet A wards Leroy Wade .... Optimist Oratorical Contest Elizabeth Wylde Winner Randy Palmer ........ REA Essay Contestant Marla Guy............. Winner Elizabeth Wylde ..... Betty Crocker Award Warren Taylor . Bruce Finley ................. Curators Award Elizabeth Wylde Christinia Smith ... DAR Citizenship Award Bill Gathright . Gale Repper............. Regents Scholarship Susan Boyd ... Warren Taylor .............. Curators Award Missouri University Scholarship Lincoln University Scholarship ....... Salutatorian ,.....Valedictorian ,... Kiwanis Award ,... Kiwanis Award Band banquet Speaker Mr. Phil Wood Master of Ceremonies ■Jim Williams Outstanding Senior Band Member Charlotte Bell No. 1 Rating at State Music Contest Bill Palmer Outstanding Underclassman Band Member Susan Boyd 51 Queen Cana 52 Homecoming This year each class chose three candidates, making twelve girls from whom the bas- ketball boys picked five. Those five were then voted on by the student body in order to choose the queen. On Wednesday, January 8, the Homecoming activities started with a bonfire and snake dance. The highlight of the evening was the announcement of the Queen, Lana Scrivner, senior candidate. Friday, January 10, was the highlight of a victorious season. After winning 11 games, with 4 losses, everyone was in a great mood for Homecoming, and all did their share in making the decorations beautiful. The chosen theme, The Sweetheart Tree, was car- ved in red and white. A huge white tree stood behind the queen’s throne, with her name on a red heart and each of the attendants names in red glitter. Two potted plants were on either side of the throne and a red ribbon connected each of the attendant’s chairs. At the half of the A team's game, Wanda Boyer played the piano as the reigning queen, Christina Smith, escorted by Mike Hassleman, walked to the center of the gym. They were followed by Lori Trammell, the crownbearer. The 1969 Homecoming royalty followed. Leroy Wade announced each of the attendants and gave a summary of their activities while Renner Bryan guided the spotlight on each girl as she was escorted through the darkened gym to take her place before the audience. First came Charlotte Bell, senior attendant, escorted by Hudson Wilson. Then Debbie Bell, freshman attend- ant, escorted by Jeff Pickard was followed by the Sophomore attendants, Becky Under- wood, escorted by Donnie Custard and Virginia Straw, escorted by Robbie Brooks. Fi- nally, Lana Scrivner, escorted by Richard Robinson, came to the center of the gym to be crowned Homecoming Queen of 1969. After the crowning by Christina Smith, a bou- quet of red roses was presented to the Queen by Larry Jones. Marla Guy sang the theme song, The Sweetheart Tree. After the ceremony, the queen and attendants were escorted to their places on the stage to reign over the second half of the ball game. A homecoming victory dance was held after the game, at which the Uptown Colony played. This made the perfect ending to a lovely evening--Homecoming 1969. Homecoming Charlotte Bell Charlotte is a Senior this year. She is a member of the band, Pep Club, Student Council Treasurer, News- paper Staff, Annual Staff, and Homecoming Committee Chairman. She is also President of the Senior Class and on the Honor Roll. Becky Underwood Becky is a Sophomore this year. She is a member of the student council. Library Club, Treas., Newsapaper Staff, softball and basketball team, and Pep Club. She is also the man- ager of the Junior High Girls Bas- ketball Team, and she is Class President. 54 Attendants Debbie Bell Debbie is a Freshmqn this year. She is a member of the batul, soft - ball team, basketball team, and Pep Club. She is also on the Hon- or Roll. Virginia Straw Virginia is a Sophomore this year. She is a member of the band, soft- ball team, basketball team. Li- brary Club, atid the Pep Club. She is a Cheerleader and she is also on the Honor Roll. Our group had 44% fewer cavities. Picky, Picky. We know karate and 7 other Japanese words. That's our Pat. Where did it go ?‘ That’s our Rick ?‘ “A” Zeam FIRST ROW: Jim Bob Allen, Warren Taylor, Bruce Maddox, Fred Sundermeyer, Jim Williams. BACK ROW: Coach, Terry Jett, Bob Custard, Pat Maddox, Larry Jones, Donnie Custard. New Bloomfield 82 Tuscumbia 49 New Bloomfield 58 Mokane 38 New Bloomfield 49 Eugene 45 New Bloomfield 45 Blair Oaks 37 New Bloomfield 66 Russellville 26 New Bloomfield 69 MSD 50 New Bloomfield 46 St. Elizabeth 50 New Bloomfield 64 Fatima 53 New Bloomfield 53 Vienna 72 New Bloomfield 62 Linn 51 New Bloomfield 88 Lincoln Lab 86 New Bloomfield 62 Linn 48 New Bloomfield 41 St. George 88 New Bloomfield 51 Chamois 61 New Bloomfield 61 Ashland 52 New Bloomfield 61 Tuscumbia 37 New Bloomfield 51 Vienna 75 New Bloomfield 77 Fatima 50 New Bloomfield 69 Blair Oaks 39 New Bloomfield 51 North Callaway 55 New Bloomfield 62 South Callaway 59 New Bloomfield 68 Blair Oaks 69 New Bloomfield 70 St. Elizabeth 68 New Bloomfield 67 South Callaway 66 New Bloomfield 44 Ashland 38 New Bloomfield 63 Chamois 82 New Bloomfield 59 M.S.D. 52 New Bloomfield 49 Lincoln Lab 56 Won 19 Lost 9 63 Back Row: Coach, Terry Lee Jetty Richard Childs, Bruce Schuster, Bill Essen, James Na- gel, Terry Essen, manager Donnie Custard. Kneeling: Robbie Brooks, Randy Palmer, n r Bryan, Randy Gastineau, Leroy Wade, Hasselmant Roger Claypool. Kneeling: Jim Pickardt John Pickard, Renner Bryan, Pickard, Hudson Wilson, Bt7Z Palmery Jotm Suttenfield. Back Row: Coach; Terry Lee Jetty Fred Sundermeyer, Larry Jones, Pat Maddox, Bruce Maddox, Bruce Sclmster, James Nagel, Warren Taylor, Ed- ward Wylde. Migh School Cheerleaders Jackie Martin Virginia Straw Karen Sundermeyer Gale Reaper Joyce Hewitt Bob Custard Fred Sunder meyer Jim Bob Allen Larry Jones Basketball Seniors — Girls ’ Softball Back Row: Debbie Bell, Glenda Hewitt, Virginia Straw, Karen Scrivner, Debbie Cain, Becky Underwood, Marilyn Kennish, Coach; Terry Lee Jett. Seated: Linda Custard, Susan Boyd, Lana Scrivner, A ar a Guy, Brenda Jones, Elizabeth Wylde, Doris Fay Gilmore 64 Bacfc Bou : Hudson Wilson, Renner Bryan, David Williams, Richard Childs, James Nagel, A ifce Hasselman, Roger Claypool, Lyndal Frank, Robbie Brooks. Seated: Jim Williams, Fred Sundermeyer, Pat Maddox, Larry Jones, Warren Taylor, Bruce Mad- dox, Donnie Custard. Front: Coach, Terry Lee Jett. %oy$ ’ baseball Girls ’ Basketball Left to right: Jackie Martin, Becky Underivood, Glenda Hewitt, Debbie Cain, Virginia Straw, Susan Boyd, Karren Scritmer, Marilyn Kennish, Luufa Custard, Grace Craw- ford, Debbie Bell, and Coach Terry Jett. First Row: Lana Scritmer, Marla Guy, Brenda Jones, Elizabeth Wylde, Becky Under- tvood, Karen Scritmer. Second Row: Della Flynn, Coach Terry Jett, Mary Wylde. Girls ’ Zrack 65 freshman basketball Kneeling: Charles Pearre, John Suttenfield, Jack Spencer, Hudson Wilson, BZZZ Palmer, Lyndell Frank, Mike Martin. Back Row: Coach; Terry Lee Jett, Jim Pickard, David Williams, Jeff Pickard, Rodney Goff, John Pickard, Kenneth Hegerfeld. Left to right: Bruce Pearre, Jay Jennings, Dwayne Brown, Tray Maddox, Can Hasselman, Steve Smith, Danny Cave, Furlon Hiatte, Charles Farris, Jerry Pick- ard, BiZZ Taggart, David Thompson, Barry Backer, BaZa Miller, Tommy Smith, and Randy Backer. Kneeling from left to right: Gene Robinson, Coach Terry Jett, and A i a Whittier. (Junior High basketball junior High Cheerleaders Front Row: Tina Mattem, Shirley Sundermeyer, Rhonda Scritmer, Lynn Gast- ineau. Second Row: Marilyn Kennish, Glenda Hewitt. First Row: Cindy Baker, Karen Yancey, Molly Suttenfield, Cynthia Schreen, Rhonda Scritmer. Second Row: Coach Terry Jett, Debbie Dozier, Lynn Gastineau, Susie Polowy, Cheryl McKim, Manager Becky Underwood. junior High 0iris ’ Basketball 67 Sixth tfrade David Priest Steven Colter Sandra Spencer John Finley Debbie Ritchey Neil Sanders Debra Kelley Melanie Hanna Dwain Thomas Gale Schroer Bobby Colter Greg Polowy Paid Crawford Norma Thompson Charles Cheney Olivia Whittier Mona Wilson Mary Kelsay Jayne Shryock Thomas Baker Leila Cave Elva Gilmore NOT SHOWN Richard Brewer Shelley McGrath George Marshall Mrs. Pavitt 70 Tift It Qradc Tina Kelsay John Ruppel Eva Gam mill Edwin Runyan Karen Colter Rick Baker Diana Snow Richard Kemp Danny Priest Tammy Crocker Brenda Holt Glen Hodges Richard Custard Darsel Vaughn Ralph Haynes Teresa Ke?np David Wininger Billy Holt Rita Underwood John Whittier Randy Gilmore Mrs. Johnson Be verly Sunde rm eyer Clifford Bennett Gregg Pearre Dale Schroer Diane Kelley Mrs. Miller Annette Gray Joe Gam mill Dawn Lawson Jo Lynn Atkinson Kathy Jo Jordan Beth Marshall Francis Dulle Tim Mattem Debbie West Ben Spencer Lori Clark Becky Cain Vincent Schuster Debora Hodges Don Whittier Colleeri Taylor Beulah Holt Lisa Suggett Sherry Cheney Marlene Polowy Mark Cave Teresa Keeling Raymond Hegerfeld fourth Grade Ricky Scrivner Mike Wolfmeier 72 Zhird Qrade John Spencer Ralph Moore Laura Guy Andy Adler Maxine Lynes Mrs. LaSusa Laura Miller Jack Snow David Schroer Vickie Colter Mike Hopsecker Richard Sundermeyer Ronald Ritchey Mike Sweeten Mark Crump Sadie Shipman Project Time Gary Gam mill Susan Baker Jan Atkinson Ronald Baker Douglas Custard Betty Lynes Cynthia Repper James Dulle Libby McGrath Albert Sanders Viverme Polowy Steve Hodges 73 Second Qrade Mrs. Koemer Dianne Brewer Steven Gammill Alan Berry Brian Gray Bermetta Sanders Kevin Hampton Shelly Smith Ccntnie Runyan Mitch Robertson Nathan Jett Kassie McKim Shelley Trammell Mark Matte son Timothy Suggett Carrie Sundermeyer Randall Crocker Sonya Wilson Gary Penes ton Donnie Timbrook Jo Dell Wilson Linda White Homer Backer Dwayne West Douglas Whittier Donna Crawford Myra Schroer Dalene Lawson Cathy Repper 74 Sr Second and Sifth Q rades Mrs. Kessel Mike Crocker Renee Kemp John Shelton Bill McDowell Frankie Wolfe Josie Dulle Gloria Backer Dennis Hodges Mike Clark Randy Hiatte Tina Snow Andy Salmons Debbie Keeling Joe Sweeten Patricia Blackaby Gene Doyle Carolyn Cave Dianne Colter Mike Crump Cindy Jennings Marvin Bennett Joy Scrivner Cynthia Pearre Paul Claypool Annie Straw 75 Mrs. Waggoner Patty Powers ?irst Qrade Robert Claypool Kyle Holt Bruce Jordan Louis Miller Johnny Love Scotty Payne Mike Cave Mickey Wolfmeier Brian Smith Rhonda White Kent mi West Michelle Bennet Robbin Repper 76 Gaye Rackers Can we put on our masks now ? 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