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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1971 volume:

irxieciviveneij over the mini and maxi of it all found American women dressed in pantsuits as a compromise. At year's end it looked like the mini would survive. Tall and green-eyed Miss Puerto Rico captivated the judges and New York City in winning the Miss Universe title. This demonstrator of the opposite sex saw a little bit of good for all in the women's liberation drive. Tom Dempsey of pro-football's New Orleans Saints kicked a record 62-yard field goal against Detroit. Death claimed two prominent figures in world politics, former president Charles DeCaulle of France and Egypt's president Gamal Nasser. National guardsmen were called to Kent State University to quell campus disorders. Fou- students were killed in the encounter. Photos United Press International A year to remember. . . New Bloomfield School New Bloomfield, Missouri Opening .... Administration Faculty . . . . Seniors . . . . U nderclass me Grades . . . . Organizations Sports . . . Activities Closing . . . . . 1 5 . 7 17 31 43 63 77 89 108 Superintendent: Mr. Dorsey V. Guy High School Principal: Grade School Principal: Mr. Oren S. Liley Mrs. Madge Pavitt Board Members Walter Clark, President David West Nelson Dozier Jack Maddox Bill McKim Donald Sweeten 8 Science M r. Scheperle Biology, Chemistry, Science 7, 8 and y 9 Social Studies Mrs. Doyle American History, Geography Contemporary Issues 11 Mr. Pollock Drafting, Math 7 and 8 12 Mr. Ratcliff Physical Education, Health, English Eighth Physical Education Industrial Arts Mr. Pollock Industrial Arts 13 B us i ness Mrs. Lane Typing, Shorthand General Business Secretarial Practice Bookkeeping M rs. Wolz Student Teacher Second Semester 14 M rs. Guy Home Economics 1 2, 3, 4 Not Shown: Mrs. Stokes Teacher First Semester Home Economics Driver’s Education Mr. Tomlin 15 Staff School Secretary: Mrs. Yows Student Help: Linda Custard, Sharon Murray, Gary Holt Cooks: Mrs. Boyer, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. Colter High School Custodian Mr. Nichols BIO, Bus Drivers: Mr. Miller, Mr. Nichols, Mr. Nevins, Mrs. Nichols, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Trowbridge Elementary Custodian M r. Nevins 16 Class History When the Class of '71 took their first tentative steps into Miss Josie's first grade in 1958, few of us had the slightest idea of what the twelve years before us would hold. But, as time went on, the events began to unfold. In May, 1967, as eighth graders we made our first graduation march. Our freshman year was spent with Mr. Jatho as our sponsor. As sophomores, we were again sponsored by Mr. Jett. Dur- ing this period we established the old-fashioned box supper as a new money-making project of the Class of '71. We gave one also during each of the next two years. Junior activities for the class took place under the sponsorship of Miss Brenda Bang (now Mrs. Scheperle) and Mrs. Barbara Kussow, who was replaced by Mrs. Vaughn second semester. In No- vember, we presented Spring Prom Magic. In December, we introduced the new, rather astound- ing junior tradition of throwing our Christmas tree out the third-story English room's window. In May we sponsored the Junior-Senior Trip to St. Louis, where we visited the zoo and Busch Bavar- ian Brewery, and watched the Cardinals get beat by the Astros. Our busy senior year was spent with Mr. and Mrs. Gary Scheperle as our sponsors. In April we presented The Boarding House Reach as our Senior play. Hobo Day and Dress-Up Day were among our May activities which were topped off by the Junior-Senior Banquet and a trip to the Lake of the Ozarks and a cruise on the Larry Don. Baccalaureate was held on May 16 and on May 20 twenty seniors received that long-awaited high school diploma. We would like to thank every parent, teacher, and friend who helped turn those scared first grad- ers into the young men and women who graduated that night. May God help us get through these next years as happily. The (en seniors that went all twelve years together. Class Officers: President, Greg Keesee; Vice-President, Richard Childs; Secretary, Debbie Cain; Treasurer, Roger Claypool. RICHARD CHILDS Annual Co-Editor 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Class Play 3,4; Class Officer 1,2,3,4; Student Coun cil 1,3; Newspaper Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Scholas- tic Meet 1,3,4; Pepsi-Cola Contest 3. GLENDA JONES Library Club 1; Student Council 1,4; Newspaper Staff 1,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Scholastic Meet 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Class Officer 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Softball Manager 3,4; Homecoming Chairman 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Executive Council 4; Newspaper Co-Editor 4. LEROY WADE Annual Stalf 4; Annual Staff Photographer 4; Band and Chorus 1,2,3,4; Baud C linic 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball Manager 4; Band Presi- dent 4; Chorus Clinic 1,2,3; Class Officer 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Dis- trict Music Contest 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 1,2,4; Outstanding Jr. Boy 3; Optomist Public Speaking Winner 2; Homecom- ing Emcee 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Scholastic Meet 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3; Student Council Officer 3; Outstanding Senior Band Member 4; Youth Leadership Seminar 3. LINDA SPENCER Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 1,4; Library Club 1,2,3, 4; Library Club Reporter 4; Scholastic Meet 4; Class Play 3; DAR Award 4. DANNY BARNARD Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3,4; Homecoming Committee 4; De-Ducks 3,4; Librarian 4. DEBBIE CAIN Annual Editor 4; Band and Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band Officer 3,4; Basketball and Softball 1,2, 3,4; Class Officer 4; Class Play 3,4; District Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Queen 4; Newspaper Editor 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Officer 3; Scholastic Meet 4; Student Council 2; Youth Leadership Seminar 3; Mixed Chorus 3,4. 20 MARY LYNES CASTINEAU Annual Staff 4; Softball 3; Class Play 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Library Club 3; Cheer- leader 3; Homecoming Candidate 3. MIKE HASSELMAN Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Pep Club President 4; Class Officer 1; Homecoming Escort 4; Class Play 3; Chorus 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Newspaper Staff 3; Student Council 4; Annual Staff 4. 21 SHERRY PENESTON Chorus 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Library Club 3,4; Library Club Secretary 4; Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3,4; District Music Contest 4; Transfer Student 2. GARY HOLT Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Member 3,4; Annual Staff 4. 22 GRACE CRAWFORD Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Class Plays 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4. GREG KEESEE Transfer Student 3; Basketball 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Class Officer 4; Li- brary Club 4; Library Club Officer 4; Student Council Officer 4; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Homecoming Escort 3,4; Homecoming Commit- tee 4. 23 RENNER BRYAN Annual Staff 4; Annual Photographer 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Chorus Clinic 1,2,3; Drum Major 3, 4; Track 2; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; Basketball Manager 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Library Club 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Fashion Editor 4; Newspaper Photographer 4; Scholastic Meet 3,4; Boys State 3; Youth Leadership Seminar 3; REA Essay Contest 3; Optimists Oratorical Contest 2. NANCY MOSS MAN Annual Staff 4; Transfer Student 4. A 24 ROGER CLAYPOOL Annual Staff 4; Baseball and Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Class Officer 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Commit- tee 3,4; Newspaper Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Officer 3,4; Library Club 4; Homecoming Escort 4. PHYLLIS SPILLARS Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Library Club 3; Newspaper Staff 3; Chorus Clinic 2; Scholastic Meet 4; Li- brary club 3. 25 VIRGINIA STRAW Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Band and Chorus 1,2,3,4; District Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Band Officer 1, 3,4; Class Officer 1; Softball and Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Execu- tive Committee 3,4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 1,2; Class Plays 3,4; Scholastic Meet 3. MIKE SCHOBERT Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3; Baseball 3, 4; Transfer Student 3. NAOMI SAVOY Annual Staff 4; Chorus 4; Class Play 4; Transfer Student 4. 26 Class Prophecies Year—1991 Danny Barnard has just won the Indy 500 in his turbine-powered '55' Ford. Renner Bryan has now teamed up with Billy Graham and is now on a crusade in Tasmania. Debbie Cain is now President of her world-wide chain of pizzarias—Toranonzio's. Richard Childs has just set a new world record for the Broadjump. Roger Claypool is now owner of a chain of funeral homes with the motto: You stab them—We slab them. Grace Crawford has just started a new computer-dating service for horses. Randy Gastineau is now player-coach for the world famous 'De Ducks' volleyball team. Gary Holt is now head of Sanitation and Maintenance Department of Guthrie, Missouri. Glenda Jones is now married to Jim Dillon while raising cotton on their 1,000 acre plantation in Dixie. Greg Keesee is now head of a chain of Virginia Fried Snipe restaurants. Becky Mossman is now private secretary to the President of the United States. Nancy Mossman is now married to Reverend Bryan and travels with him on his many crusades. Sherry Peneston is now the first 6' 8 woman basketball player ever. Naomi Savoy has become the first woman bullfighter in the United States. Mike Schobert is now Admiral of the Tugboat Fleet of Sunset Lake. Linda Spencer has just released a million seller of her new version of Harper Valley PTA . Ralph Spencer has just become a multi-millionaire by playing the stock market and contributes his success to his course in General Business. Phyllis Spillars is now the Director of Nurses at New Bloomfield General Hospital. Virginia Straw now married to A1 Robinson is secretary to the Governor of Missouri. Leroy Wade is now the owner of the failing-ailing Wa-Lo ranch in the southern tip of Brazil. Mary Lynes Gastineau is now married to Randy Gastineau while following him and his volleyball team around the world and raising little G's . Roy Priest is now secretary of the Agriculture Department. Jeffrey Siegel has just signed a baseball contract to play the Guthrie Goatlegs, a new expansion team in 1985. 27 Mike Hasselman is now leading a international farmer's strike to starve out the cities. Senior Best Drivers Grace and Randy Best Personality Debbie and Leroy Most Versatile Sherry and Roger Most Dependable Linda and Butch Most Likely to Succeed Glenda and Mike Personalities Best Dressed Nancy and Greg Most Courteous Becky and Jeff Most studious Roy and Ralph 29 Class Clowns Phyllis and Danny Most Athletic Virginia and Richard Class Wills I, Butch Holt, will my Specklebirds to anyone who will have them. I, Greg Keesee, being of sound mind and body, do will my ability to go steady with 5 girls in a year (one of them twice) to Hudson Wilson. I, Grace Crawford, will my ability to cure chicken bites to anyone in need of such knowledge. I, Richard Childs, will my tremendous physique to David Williams. I, M. Renner Bryan, being of sound mind, will my ability to never be satisfied with anything to anyone who would like an ulcer. (Drink lots of milk!) I, Roger Claypool, will my ability to pass English IV to Linnie Frank. I, Mike Hasselman, will my ignorance to run for Pep Club President to Steve Smith. I, Daniel Barnard, do hereby constitute that I shall endeavor to will my ability to write ballads in English IV to Linnie Frank. I, Ralph Spencer, will my troubles to Alfred Ray Spencer. I, Debbie Cain, will all my trials of publishing the school newspaper to Wanda Boyer and Linda Custard. I, Glenda Jones, will my ability to get on every committee ever invented, which was willed to me by Susan Boyd, to anyone fool enough to accept them. I, Virginia Straw. (GIN) will my loudness, pep, and spirit to the new 1971-72 cheerleaders. (Keep the SPIRIT girls!) I, Sherry Peneston. being of semi-sound mind and terrible disposition, will my ability to get in trouble at least once a day without becoming neurotic to Glenda Hewitt. Right on! I, Nancy Mossman, will New Bloomfield High School to all on-coming students to cope with the problems and building. I, Linda Spencer, will my ability to lose an ink pen a week for four years to anybody that's good at borrowing pens (and losing them, too!). I, Phyllis Spillars. will my ability to goof off my first 3 years of high school and buckle down my Senior year (partially) and still make it to any fool willing to take the chance. I, Naomi Savoy, will my great ability to stick my foot in my mouth to anyone that can get their leg up that high. 30 Leroy Wade, having left to go (Dear) hunting for good, will will nothing. Juniors Phil Schobert Linda Crocker Roger Hazlett John Lowe Glenda Hewitt Front Row: Karen Scrivner, Reporter Linda Custard. Treasur- er. Back Row: Wayne Guerrant, Vice-President; David Williams, Secre- tary, Hudson Wilson, President. Debbie Jo Colter Charles Pearre Kathy Sundermeyer Bill Palmer Linda Custard 32 Juniors Rise to Realm of Glory Wayne Guerrant Karen Scrivner Hudson Wilson Sandy Sundermeyer George Spencer Wayne Logan Wilma Kemp David Williams Kathy Kelsay Rodney Goff 33 Sophomores Lyle Finley David Rogers Cynthia Schreen Matt McKim Phillip Farris Gail Robinson Troy Maddox Lynn Gastineau Steve Smith Furlon Hiatte Danny Cave Bill Taggart 34 Sophs Take a Big Step Forward Marilyn Schroer Steve Hazlett Donna Meckfessel Shirley Sundermeyer David Wagers Anne Dulle Kathy Cheney Mike Whittier Theda Mattem Dwayne Brown Sharon Berry Jim Spencer Gene Robinson Gordon Stull David Thompson Class Officers: Gordon Stull, Vice- President; Lynn Gastineau, Reporter; Steve Smith, Secretary; Mike Whittier, President: Barry Backer, Treasurer. 35 Freshmen Dwayne Shoemaker Alfred Spencer Tina Mattem Ellen Lewis Cheryl McKim Doris Dulle Brenda Underwood Dick Jordan Cindy Baker Larry Jordan Leonard Hodges Dan Thrasher Bonnie Glover Jimmy Jenkins Sandy Ashley Kenny Logan Tommy Smith David Dulle Class Officers: First Row: Debbie Allen, Secretary; Gary Sundermeyer, Treas- urer. Second Row: Rhonda Scrivner, Vice-President; Tina Mattern, President 36 Frosh Challenge Struggles Ahead Dale Miller Debbie Garriot Debbie Allen Helen Trowbridge Bruce Pearre Rhonda Scrivner Randy Baker Brenda Lowe Charles Farris Jay Jennings Gary Sundermeyer Debbie Dozier Gail Crocker Gretchen Schroer 37 Eighth Doris Sundermeyer Steve Colter Shelley McGrath Mary Kelsay Cheryl Schobert Gene Farris La Donna Powell Paul Crawford Class Officers: Debby Kelley, Reporter; Doris Sundermeyer, Secretary; Leila Cave, Treas- urer; Freddie Keesee, President; Chuck Cheney. Vice-President. 38 Grade Dwain Thomas Leila Cave George Lewis Gale Schroer Thomas Baker Fred Keesee Sheila Evers Chuck Cheney 39 Seventh Dianne Colter David Priest Herlx?rt Powell Darrell Wininger Glenn Hodges Darsel Vaughn I.eann Straw Glenn Witt Clifford Bennett Tammy Crocker Billy Holt Karen Colter Hick Baker Beth Harrison John Shelton Bill McDowell Mike Goff Barbara Gerling Mike Crocker Georgetta Hock wood Joe Sweeten Richard Custard Rita Underwood Teresa Kemp Grade Gene Doyle Tina. Kelsay Melody Thrasher David Wintnger Brenda Holt Cindy Pearre Alan Clark Gloria Backer Ralph Haynes John Ruppel Paul Claypool Greg Pear re Beverly Sundermeyer Richard Kemp Patricia Blackaby Dale Schroer Joy Scrivner Debbie Keeling Mike Crump Diane Kelley Randy Gilmore Elva Gilmore Cynthia Jennings Officers - Greg Pearre, Vice-President: Gloria Backer. Treasurer; Joy Scrivner. President; Leann Straw. Secretary. Debbie Keeling. Reporter 41 FT A Sponsors Opening of New Addition Officers President.............Roberta Baker 1st Vice-President.....Nancy West 2nd Vice-President............Janice Clark Secretary.............. Jean Rackers Treasurer ............. Anna Pearre Parliamentarian .... Dorothy Koerner 0 7 Grades at Work and Play Teachers Present Challenges First Row: Mrs. Link, Fourth Grade; Mrs. Koerner, Second Grade; Mrs. Harrison, Learning Disabilities. Second Row: Mrs. Stegmann, Sixth Grade; Miss Dickson, Kindergarten; Mrs. Antweiler, First and Third Grades. Third Row: Mrs. Huste, Third Grade; Mrs. Brubaker, First Grade; Mrs. Calvert, Special Education. Fourth Row: Mrs. Knapp, Fifth Grade; Mrs. Pavitt, Grade School Principal. 45 Sixth RAMADA 4 THEATERS CENTRAL TRUST BANK HIGHWAY 54 SOUTH 238 MADISON STREET JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65101 46 JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65101 Grade Vincent Schuster Andrea Lewis Mark Cave JoLynn Atkinson Annette Gray Colleen Taylor Ricky Scrivner Fi ft h Sadie Shipman Edward Thrasher Clara Evers Victor Witt Susan Baker David Schroer Laura Guy Betty Lynes Ralph Moore Maxine Lynes Ronald Baker Andy Adler Mrs. Knapp SHAW MUSIC COMPANY 213 EAST M ILLER JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65101 FULTON NATIONAL BANK 5TH AND JEFFERSON FULTON, MISSOURI 65251 CENTRAL DAIRY MILK 610 MADISON JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65101 GARY BROTHERS, INC. 912 ST. MARY'S BLVD. JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65101 48 Grade Kathy Jordan Richard Sundermeyer Jan Atkinson Michael Hopsecker Vickie Colter i ■■ • II James Dulle John Spencer Albert Sanders Steve Hodges Libby McGrath Douglas Custard Mark Crump Laura Miller Ricky Robinson DAIRY QUEEN 212 MARKET STREET FULTON, MISSOURI 65251 MODERN FARM EQUIPMENT CO. NORTH HIGHWAY 54 FULTON, MISSOURI 65251 CALLAWAY STOCK SALES CO. R. F. D. 2 FULTON, MISSOURI 65251 BROWN YANCEY NEW BLOOMFIELD, MISSOURI 65063 49 Fourth Sheryl Goff Randy Hiatte Linda Lewis Mark Matteson Carrie Sundermeyer Myra Schroer Charles Rockwood MIDSTATE OIL COMPANY 1200 MISSOURI BOULEVARD JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65101 Homer Backer Debra Perrigo Gary Peneston EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK 50 132 E. HIGH STREET JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65101 Grade Linda White Nathan Jett Sonya Wilson Dennis Hodges Josie Dulle Donna Crawford Alan Berry Kassie McKim Timothy Suggett Dalene Lawson Brian Gray CLAYPOOL FUNERAL HOME NEW BLOOMFIELD, MISSOURI 65063 NICK CASE PAINTING COMPANY CEDAR CITY, MISSOURI Third Brian Smith Tami Keesee David Perrigo Mrs. Hueste Janice Schroer Michael Gerling Julie Trammell Not shown-Maude Todd WILSON DRY WALL PAINTING CO. 711 WEST MAIN STREET JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65101 COYTS MOVING STORAGE 2130 EAST MCCARTY STREET JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65101 MILO H. WALZ EAST DUNKLIN MADISON STREET 52 JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65101 Grade Michael Harrison Thomas Evers Janet Holt Scotty Payne Kim mi West Mickey Wolfmeier Gayle Rackers MIDWAY MOTEL CAFE NEW BLOOMFIELD, MISSOURI 65063 RAYMOND FORBIS HOWARD BERRY BERRY'S SINCLAIR STATION NEW BLOOMFIELD, MISSOURI 65063 PAUL CHENEY COMMERCIAL ARTIST NEW BLOOMFIELD, MISSOURI 65063 NEW BLOOMFIELD, MISSOURI 65063 53 Second Mary Sanders Vicky Hopsecker Kenneth Sundermeyer Troyanne Baysinger Louis Miller Chris Goff Kenneth Peneston Mrs. Koerner Grade Cheryl Wolfmeier Tony Matteson Dawn Lawrence Lesa Miller Danelle Williams Alan Clark Jamie Johnson Robert Claypool Cathy Powell Billy McCubbin David Keeling CALLAWAY BANK SENTRY INSURANCE 55 4TH AND MARKET FULTON, MISSOURI 65251 HIGHWAY 54 NORTH NEW BLOOMFIELD, MISSOURI 65063 Fi rs t Wendy Chiles Robert Shoaf Susan Rowe Michael Salmons Kevin Cain Ruth Locke Linn Hodgson Renee Williams Mrs. Shaffer LYNN H. MAUGHS 56 HIGHWAY 54 NORTH FULTON, MISSOURI 65251 Grade Mrs. Brubaker Ernest Timbrook Johnny Jennings Steven Wolfe Kamla Payne William Maylee Rhonda Ferguson Dennis Perrigo Kelly Maddox Erma Holt Rusty Baker Stanley Holt Tracy Robertson Donald Peneston Chris Ridings Dana Thompson TIMBERLINE STABLES NEW BLOOMFIELD, MISSOURI 65063 JEFFERSON BANK JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65101 57 First and Larry Hodges Stephanie Kemp Gary Hodges Crystal Schroer Tammy Colter Dale Colter Jeffrey Powell Jeffrey Smith Otis Moore Mrs. Andtwiler BACKER'S POTATO CHIP CO. INDUSTRIAL ROAD FULTON, MISSOURI 65251 MISSOURI POWER LIGHT 101 MADISON JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65101 STRONG BUILDING SUPPLY 118 JAYCEE DRIVE 58 JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65101 Third Grades Mike Cave Lorri Hanna Bruce Jordan Jerry Ruppel Patty Crocker Kent Holt CAPITAL CITY DISTRIBUTING CO. 627 W. MCCARTY STREET JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65101 WRIGHT STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP, INC. 428 MADISON STREET JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65101 JEFFERSON VILLAGE MOBILE HOME SALES HIGHWAY 54 AT 00 ROAD HOLTS SUMMIT, MISSOURI 65043 59 Kindergarten Alan Blake Nichols Beverly Sue Powell Oletta Robinett Laura Gerling Gregory Miller Mitchel Wolfe Trisha Haymart Jeania Sundermeyer Dezra Ann Lawson Danny Williams Laura Harrison Earl Bivens Kevin Wilson Angela McCubbin David Mark Cave Miss Dickson 60 Carla Robinson Melody Drinkard Bobby Crocker Stephen Hartman Retta Bennett Wade Farris Pamela Spencer Tammy Shoaf Harry Jenkins Terra Lawrence Keith Johnson Michael Sanders Not Shown-Jeffrey Ben ward WILLIS WADE WA-HI HEREFORD FARM NEW BLOOMFIELD, MISSOURI 65063 61 Special Education Carolyn Cave Sue Williams Tommy Dulle Karen Moore Pam Jenkins Jerry Cave Mrs. Calvert Library Club 64 First Row: Linda Spencer, Reporter; Lynn Gastineau, Treasurer; Greg Keesee, President; Roger Claypool, Vice-President; Mik Whittier, Mrs. Marshall, Sponsor; Sherry Peneston, Secretary, Not Shown. Second Row: Gary Sundermeyer, Gail Robinson, Cind B ker, Sandy Ashley, Deborah Allen, Bruce Pearre, Steven Hazlett, Jim Spencer, Keith Caldwell. Third Row: Tommy Smith, Shirley Sundermeyer, George Spencer, Roger Hazlett, David Rogers, Renner Bryan, John Lowe, Danny Barnard. Junior High Band First Row: Lori Clark, Jo Lynn Atkinson, John Shelton, Vickie Colter, Dawn Lawson, Becky Cain, Joy Scrivner, Leann Straw, Shelley Trammell, Shelly Smith, Dalene Lawson, Cindi Pearre, Colleen Taylor, Mark Cave, Second Row: Carrie Sundermeyer, Jan Atkinson, Laura Guy, Michael Hopsecker, Kevin Hampton, Homer Backer, Paul Claypool, Gary Penneston, Donny Timbrook, Third Row: Linda White, Sonya Wilson, Sheryl Goff, David Wininger, Allan Berry, Nathan Jett, Timmy Suggett, Gene Doyle, Bill McDowell, Vincent Schuster, Mrs. Scheperle, Joe Sweeten Come Blow Your Horns CHECK’S OFFICE EQUIPMENT 1 1 5 EAST M I LLER JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65101 BRIGG’S IGA FOODLINER HIGHWAY 54 NORTH FULTON, MISSOURI 65251 ALBERT MILLER HIGHWAY 54 NORTH NEW BLOOMFIELD, MISSOURI 65063 SURFACE TRUCK LEASING AIRPORT ROAD CEDAR CITY, MISSOURI 65 Cold Practices Prepare Band Members And The Beat Goes On First Row: Wanda Boyer, Karen Yancey, Cynthia Schreen, Molly Suttenfield, Leila Cave, Debbie Dozier, Hudson Wilson. Second Row: Debbie Cain, Bill Palmer, Debbie Colter, Lynn Gastineau, Bruce Pearre, Jim Yancey. Third Row: Pam Pearre, Jayne Shyrock, David Williams, Barry Backer, Kent Hasselman, Steve Smith, Lyle Finley, Dwain Thomas. Fourth Row: Mrs. Scheperle, John Finley, Tommy Smith, Leroy Wade. On Stage: Drum Major: Renner Bryan; Pom-Pom Girls: Glenda Hewitt, Karen Scrivner, Linda Custard; Drum Majorette: Virginia Straw. There is no Feeling That Does Junior High Choruses First Row: Greg Pearre, Glen Witt, Danny Priest, Gene Doyle, Glenn Hodges, Mike Clark, Mrs. Scheperle, Teacher. Second Row: Paul Crawford, Paul Clay pool, Rick Baker, Clifford Bennett, Billy Holt, Steve Colter, Richard Kemp, Joe Sweeten. Third Row: John Ruppel, Mike Goff, Bobby Colter, Thomas Baker, Bill McDowell, John Shelton, Chuck Cheney, David Priest, Mike Crump, Herbert Powell. Fourth Row: John Finley, Freddie Keesee, David Wininger, Dwain Thomas, David Watson, Neil Sanders, Ralph Haynes, Gene Farris, Richard Custard, Randy Gilmore. First Row: Sheila Evers, Shelley McGrath, Jayne Shyrock, Diane Kelley, Cynthia Jennings, Tina Kelsay, Gloria Backer, Beth Harrison, Mrs. Scheperle, Teacher. Second Row: Dianne Colter, Leila Cave, Patricia Blackaby, Shirley Backer, Rita Underwood, Joy Scrivner, Melanie Hanna, Karen Colter, Cheryl Schobert, Leann Straw. Third Row: Debra Kelley, Gail Schroer, Barbara Gerling, Beverly Sundermeyer, Debbie Keeling, Cindy Pearre, Mary Kay Kelsay, LaDonna Powell, Norma Thompson, Doris Sundermeyer. 68 Not Find Expression in Music Senior High Choruses First Row: Leonard Hodges, Tommy Smith, Bruce Pearre, Charles Pearre, David Thompson, Sam McKim, Jim Yancey, Jay Jennings, Dan Thrasher, Mrs. Scheperle. Second Row: Randy Baker, Larry Jordon, Barry Backer, Butch Holt, Gil Shoemaker, John SuttenHeld, Hudson Wilson, Matt McKim, Dale Miller, Jimmy Jenkins, Gary Sundermeyer. Third Row: Charles Farris, Furlon Hiatte, Renner Bryan, Leroy Wade, David Williams, Gene Robinson, Rodney Goff, Bill Palmer, Troy Maddox, Steve Smith First Row: Debbie Allen, Cindy Baker, Debbie Colter, Sandy Ashley, Molly Suttenfield, Cynthia Schreen, Debbie Lewellen, Wanda Boyer, Karen Yancey, Mrs. Scheperle. Second Row: Doris Dulle, Gail Robinson, Bonnie Glover, Gretchen Schroer, Naomi Savoy, Phyllis Spillars, Sandra Crawford, Vickie Farris, Ann Dulle, Brenda Lowe. Third Row: Shirley Sundermeyer, Tina Mattern, Brenda Underwood, Mary Wylde, Debbie Dozier, Debbie Garriott, Lynn Gastineau, Cheryl McKim, Marylyn Schroer, Ellen Lewis, Ronda Scrivner, Beverly Baker. Fourth Row: Virginia Straw, Karen Scrivner, Pam Pearre, Kathy Kelsay, Sherry Peneston, Sandi Sundermeyer, Sharon Berry, Kathy Sundermeyer, Debbie Cain, Linda Custard, Glenda Hewitt. 69 And Then There Was Music Mixed Chorus First Row: Karen Yancey, Wanda Boyer, Mrs. Scheperle. Second Row: Sandra Crawford, Karen Ashley, Shirley Sundermeyer, Mary Wylde, Beverly Baker, Molly Suttenfield, Karen Scrivner, Pam Pearre. Third Row: Glenda Hewitt, Cheryl McKim, Kathy Sundermeyer, Sherry Peneston, Virginia Straw, Debbie Cain, Debbie Dozier, Lynn Gastineau. Fourth Row: Randy Baker, Tommy Smith, Billy Cave, Barry Backer, Renner Bryan, John Suttenfield, Jim Yancey, Bruce Pearre, Leonard Hodges, Gary Sundermeyer. Girls’ Sextet Debbie Cain, Wanda Boyer, Glenda Hewitt, Karen Yan- cey, Marilyn Kennish, and Virginia Straw 70 Pep Club Backs Cheerleaders First Row: Glenda Hewitt, Virginia Straw, Linda Custard. Second Row: Lynn Gastineau, Cynthia Schreen, Karen Scrivner. Third Row: Tina Kelsey, Diane Kelley, Debbie Kelley, Debbie Lewellen, Leann Straw, Cheyl Schobert, Beverly Sundermeyer, Karen Colter. Fourth Row: Sheila Evers, Rita Underwood, Debbie Allen, Molly Suttenfield, Jayne Shryock, Melanie Hanna, Brenda Lowe. Fifth Row: Cindy Baker, Sandy Ashely, Debbie Dozier, Glenda Jones, Debbie Cain, Cindy Pearre. Sixth Row: Cynthia Jennings, Kathy Sundermeyer, Cheryl McKim, Pam Pearre, Kathy Kelsay, Joy Scrivner, Sandi Sundermeyer, Seventh Row: Karen Yancey, Debbie Colter, Rhonda Scrivner, Wanda Boyer, Mary Kelsay, Marla Shoemaker, Dianne Colter, Mary Lynes. 71 Pep Club Executive Council First Row: Linda Custard, Cynthia Schreen, Mrs. Scheperle. Second Row: Virginia Straw, Glenda Jones, Karen Scrivner. Third Row: Glenda Hewitt, Marilyn Kennish. Fourth Row: Lynn Gastineau, Roger Claypool, Steve Smith. Storekeepers Concession Managers Pep Band 72 Cheerleaders Kept Spirit and Faith First Row: Rita Underwood, Joy Scrivner, Karen Ynacey. Second Row: Debbie Kelley, Mary Kelsay, Rhonda Scrivner, Doris Sunder- meyer. Third Row: Diane Kelley, Debbie Allen. Go! Wildcats! Go! Virginia Straw, Captain Linda Custard, Co-Captain Lynn Gastineau Cynthia Schreen Glenda Hewitt Julie Trammell, Mascot Karen Scrivner Wildcat Growl”Staff First Row: Virginia Straw, Leory Wade, Debbie Cain, Editor; Glenda Jones, Co-editor; Roger Clay pool, Renner Bryan. Second Row: Debbie Keeling, Linda Spencer, Ben Spencer, Dan Thrasher, Marilyn Kennish, Wanda Boyer, Cynthia Schreen, Glenda Hewitt, Mrs. Lane, Sponsor. Third Row: Bruce Pearre, Lynn Gastineau, Steve Smith, Randy Gastineau, Linda Custard, Bill Palmer, Karen Scrivner, Greg Keesee. A nnual Staff 76 First Row: Virginia Straw, Leroy Wade, Debbie Cain, Editor; Richard Childs, Co-editor; Roger Claypool, Glenda Jones. Second Row: Linda Spencer, Grace Crawford, Naomi Savoy, Mike Schobert, Greg Keesee, Renner Bryan, Randy Gastineau. Third Row: Gary Holt, Roy Priest, Jeffrey Siegel, Danny Barnard. Not Shown-Mrs. Lane, Sponsor. Cats” Met Keen Competition First Row: Mike Hasselman, Richard Childs, Greg Keesee, Randy Gastineau, Roger Claypool. Second Row: Charlie Pearre; man- ager, Leroy Wade, Leonard Ratcliff, coach, Hudson Wilson, Wayne Guerrant; manager. New Bloomfield 56 Russellville 58 New Bloomfield 57 Vienna 63 New Bloomfield 54 Fatima 85 New Bloomfield 57- M. S. D. 46 New Bloomfield 44' Chamois 40 New Bloomfield 60- Blair Oaks 43 New Bloomfield 49 Tuscumbia 51 New Bloomfield 57 South Callaway 65 New Bloomfield 40 St. Elizabeth 42 New Bloomfield 49 Ashland 51 New Bloomfield 47 Chamois 44 New Bloomfield 38 Linn 54 New Bloomfield 50 Vienna 52 New Bloomfield 54 Russellville 74 New Bloomfield 48 Mokane 80 New Bloomfield 63 South Callaway 77 New Bloomfield 35- St. Elizabeth 30 New Bloomfield 88- Eugene 77 New Bloomfield 65 Linn 76 New Bloomfield 49 Ashland 58 New Bloomfield 57 Chamois 69 New Bloomfield 64 M. S. D. 72 New Bloomfield 38 Asland 69 New Bloomfield 59 Blair Oaks 82 New Bloomfield 74 Tuscumbia 80 78 Wildcat Seniors Randy Gastineau Roger Claypool, co-captain Mike Hasselman Jeffrey Siegel Greg Keesee Leroy Wade 79 B’’ Team Faced Defeat First Row: Steve Smith, Furlon Hlatte, Mike Whittier, Gene Robinson, David Williams, Jack Spencer. Second Row: Charlie Pearre; manager, Charles Farris, Kent Hasselman, John Suttenfield, Matt McKlm, Wayne Guerrant; manager. Third Row: Gary Sunder- meyer, Tommy Smith, Leonard Ratcliff; coach, Sam McKim, Bruce Pearre, Dan Thrasher. 82 Junior High Teams First Row: Gregg Pearre, Joe Sweeten, Steve Colter, John Shelton, Gene Doyle, Alan Clark. Second Row: Fred Keesee, Coach Leonard Ratcllffe, Manager Wayne Guerrant, John Finley. N.B. - 18 Williamsburg - 53 X.B. - 21 Fatima - 38 N.B. - 22 Williamsburg - 32 N.B. - 14 Ashland - 39 N.B. - 37 M. S. D. - 51 N.B. - 38 M. S. D. - 48 N.B. - 13 Russellville - 43 N.B. - 13 Russellville - 53 84 Ha ve Disappointing Season Cheryl Schobert, Beverly Sundermeyer, Cindy Pearre, Barbara Gerling, Leann Straw. New Bloomfield - 4 Russellville - 59 New Bloomfield - 16 Russellville - 65 CITY VENDING P. O. BOX 64 JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65101 ROGER MERTENS GULF OIL PRODUCTS DISTRIBUTOR BOX 565 JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65101 GREAT CENTRAL LUMBER COMPANY HIGHWAY 54 SOUTH CEDAR CITY, MISSOURI MISSOURI BOULEVARD DERBY 1200 MISSOURI BOULEVARD JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65101 85 Season Highlighted by Victory Over Russellville First Row: Cynthia Schreen, Rhonda Scrivner, Linda Custard, Virginia Straw, Karen Scrivner, Lynn Gastineau, Debbie Dozier. Second Row: Debbie Allen, Tina Mattem, Debbie Cain, Cheryl McKim, Grace Crawford. Baseballers go to Semi-Finals First Row: Leroy Wade, Mike Schobert, Roger Claypool, Greg Keesee, Richard Childs, Jeff Siegel, Mike Hasselman. Second Row: Bruce Pearre, Dale Miller, Kent Hasselman, Matt McKim, Sam McKim, Tommy Smith. Third Row: Coach Ratcllffe, Charles Farris, Steve Smith, Wayne Guerrant, Gene Robinson, David Williams, Lyndell Frank, Hudson Wilson New Bloomfield 4 Linn 5 New Bloomfield 7 Russellville 0 New Bloomfield 16 St. Elizabeth 6 New Bloomfield 3 Tuscumbia 2 New Bloomfield 4 Eugene 3 New Bloomfield 3 Fatima 13 New Bloomfield 3 Fatima 11 CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLEGE 220 EAST DUNKLIN JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 63101 STEWART'S BOOK STORE WILLIAM'S JEWELRY COURT STREET FULTON, MISSOURI 65251 COURT STREET FULTON, ISSOUR I 65251 MID-MISSOURI REGIONAL PLANNING COMMISSION JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65101 87 Teamwork Means Triumph First Row: Debbie Cain, Karen Yancey, Sandy Ashley, Debbie Dozier, Linda Custard, Karen Scrivner, Cynthia Schreen. Second Row: Glenda Jones, Manager; Rhonda Scrivner, Lynn Gastineau, Hudson Wilson, Assistant Coach; Virginia Straw, Glenda Hewitt, Debbie Allen. Mrs. Suttles, Coach-Not Shown. WHITE'S SEWING CENTER 120 EAST DUNKLIN JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65101 SHRYACK—HIRST GRO. CO. 520 EAST STATE STREET JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65101 BUSCH'S FLORIST 620 MADISON STREET JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65101 INDUSTRIAL AV IATION MEMORIAL AIRPORT JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65101 98 Homecoming 1971 The 1971 Homecoming began with a bonfire Wednesday, February 10th. During the bonfire a replica of Eugene's mascot, the eagle, was thrown into the fire. Cheers and chants were sung to give everybody spirit. Also, the A-team boys and Coach Ratcliff were given gifts to show their strength and ability. Immediately following the bonfire a dance was held in the school gym featuring New Bloomfield's new hot semi-Rock and Blues band, the Purple Haze. Then on Friday afternoon a parade was held which included the retiring Homecoming Queen, the 1971 queen candidates. New Bloomfield and Ashland bands, the basketball players, Mayor Dorsey V. Guy, the Pep Club Sponsor, and many other organi- zations. The next Sophomore candidate was Cynthia Schreen escorted by Mike Hasselman. Cynthia, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Schreen, is active in cheerleading, the newspaper staff, band, basketball, and softball. She wore a pink empire waist gown made of pink sheer nylon and embroidered with pink, yellow, and white flowers. The first Junior candidate was Glenda Hewitt escorted by Jeffrey Siegel. Glenda, the daughter of Mrs. Margie Hewitt, is a cheerleader, a member of the newspaper staff. Student Council, and the girl's sextet. She also plays on the softball team. Glenda wore a gown of shell pink satin with a fitted bodice. The Coronation was held between the B and A games on Feb- ruary 12th which were both victories to which the Wildcats were host to the Eugene Eagles. The Master of Ceremonies, Barry Backer, gave a brief introduction of each candidate as she walked in. The first candidate was Lynn Gastineau escorted by Greg Keesee. Lynn, a Sophomore, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gastineau. Her activities include cheerleading, the newspaper staff, basketball, softball, band, and the Library Club. She was attired in a deep purple gown fashioned with an empire waist and gently flowing skirt. 91 The next candidate to be introduced was Sharon Murray, a Junior, who was escorted by Richards Childs. Sharon, the daughter of Mrs. Mattie Murray, spends many of her free hours during and after school working in the school office. She wore a yellow formal of sheer Georgette over taffeta with a slightly raised waistline topping off the slim A-line sil- houette styled skirt. The last candidate and the only Senior was Debbie Cain. Debbie, escorted by Roger Claypool, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James (Bus) Cain. She is a member of the Pep Club, secretary of the senior class, and editor of the newspaper and annual staffs. She is also active on the softball and basketball teams. Debbie chose an empire-waist gown made of lavender chiffon over a lavender taffeta underdress. Then the curtains were opened to reveal the retiring 1970 Home- coming Queen, Karen Scrivner, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Scrivner. Queen Karen came forward to take her last walk as Homecoming Queen. Followed by the flower girl, Trisha Haymart the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Haymart, and the crown bearer, Bryan West the son of Mr. and Mrs. David West, Queen Karen met her escort, Randy Gastineau, at the steps. She passed through the arch made of multi-color tissue paper as the 1971 queen candidates had done and came to the front. Her reign was just a few minutes from being over. The time had now arrived that everyone was waiting for. The Master of Ceremonies said, Envelope, please. - Fourth runner-up is Cynthia Schreen. - Third runner-up is Glenda Hewitt. - Second runner-up is Sharon Murray. - First runner-up is Lynn Gastineau. - And now may I pre- sent the 1971 Homecoming Queen, Debbie Catn. Leroy Wade had the honor of placing the crown on her head, putting her cape on, presenting her with the roses, and giving her the kiss. Following the kiss, the Queen and her court were escorted to their chairs, on the stage as Bill Palmer, accompanied by Wanda Boyer on the piano, sang the Age of Aquarius, the theme of the 1971 Homecoming. 92 Age of Aquarius First Row: Cynthia Schreen, fourth runner-up; Sharon Murray, second runner-up; Trisha Haymart, flower girl; Debbie Cain, Queen; Bryan West, crown bearer; Lynn Gastineau, first runner-up; Glenda Hewitt, third runner-up. Back Row: Mike Hasselman, Richard Childs, Roger Claypool, Greg Keesee, and Jeffrey Siegel. 1971 Homecoming Queen and Court Queen Debbie First Runner-up, Lynn Gastineau Second Runner-up, Sharon Murray Third Runner-up, Glenda Hewitt Fourth Runner-up, Cynthia Schreen A Time For Us Prom ESSES A Time For Us was the theme of the 1970-71 Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom on May 7, 1971. The evening started off with a banquet at the Meadow Lake Acres Country Club. We enjoyed a fine meal prepared and served by Chef Robert Reuter and his staff. After the meal attention was turned to the New Bloomfield gymnasium and the Crystal Pistol. A fine evening was enjoyed by all in the delightful atmosphere created by the decorating job of the juniors. We know that this Prom will be long remembered, as it was the first in New Bloomfield history. G D STEAK HOUSE ARRIS' PIZZA PALACE JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65101 DON CURE CONSTRUCTION CO. JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65101 N. O. NELSON JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65101 WEBSTER GAS COMPANY JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65101 FAB N' TRIM JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65101 97 Junior Play Man Overboard” Miss Hannah Blair. . . Katsy Prew............ Flossie Nelson ....... Dotty Allen........... Melanie Leroy.......... Louise Carson.......... Arlena Dusenberry. . . Miss Maria Cruikshank. Captain O'Shea........ Mr. Henry Van Cleve . . Herbert Hooley........ Dick Moore............ Bill Trent............. .... Mary Wylde . . . . Linda Custard .... Wanda Boyer . . Karen Scrivner . . Marilyn Kennish .... Glenda Hewitt . Marla Shoemaker . Kathy Sundermeyer . . Phillip Schobert . . . . Lyndell Frank . . Charlie Pearre . . . . Hudson Wilson ........Sam McKim Joe Nash ...... George Lawrence Honey-Boy Brown Albert Maxey . . Tim............ Slim........... Butch.......... . Rodney Goff David Williams . . Bill Palmer John Suttenfield Roger Hazlett . . Jack Spencer . . Jim Yancey Stage Manager................Wayne Guerrant Make-Up.............Merle Norman Cosmetics Carolyn McDowell Directors.......................Mr. Ratcliff Mrs. Marshall 98 WRIGHT PRICE BOOKKEEPING TAX SERVICE 322 EAST HIGH STREET JEFFERSON CITY. MISSOURI 65101 UPSCHULTE OIL COMPANY P. O. BOX 64 JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65101 STOCKMAN FEED FERTILIZER CO. 1009 W. M ILLER JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65101 BOB GUERRANT FARM BUREAU INSURANCE 313 COURT STREET FULTON, MISSOURI 65251 99 Senior Play The Boarding House Reach Wilbur Maxwell Leroy Wade Limpy McGuire . . . . .... Danny Barnard Hercules Nelson .... . . . Roger Claypool Nora McGuire . . Brenda Scheperle Betty Lou Maxwell . . . Debbie Cain Ninety-volt Jones . . , Greg Keesee Connie Maxwell ... Virginia Straw Ruby Jones . . . Sherry Peneston Bernadine Smith . . . . . . Sherry Peneston Mr. Potter Ralph Spencer John Maxwell . . . . Renner Bryan Lucy Burns . . . . Grace Crawford Janet Maxwell .... Glenda Jones Mrs. Mott .... Phyllis Spillars Aunt Mary Naomi Savoy Connolly Richard Childs Hobo Day A thletic Banquet Most Valuable Basketball Player—Richard Childs Most Valuable Basketball Player—Gene Robinson Freethrow Trophy—Linda Custard Band Banquet Outstanding Musician Awards Joy Scrivner—Intermediate Band Award Hudson Wilson—8-11 Band Award Leroy Wade—Senior Band Award A wards District Music Contest Sextet I - Glenda Hewitt, Karen Yancey, Wanda Boyer, Virginia Straw, Marilyn Kennish, Debbie Cain. Sextet II - Sherry Peneston, Shirley Sundermeyer, Lynn Gastineau, Debbie Dozier, Karen Scrivner, Pam Pearre. Soloist - Cynthia Schreen Chamber of Commerce Award........................................ Glenda Jones REA Essay Contestants............................................John Suttenfield Mary Wylde Betty Crocker Award.............................................. Linda Spencer D A R Award...................................................... Linda Spencer Kiwanis Award.................................................... Karen Scrivner Wayne Guerrant Salutatorian..................................................... Leroy Wade Valedictorian.................................................... Glenda Jones Scholarships..................................................... Glenda Jones Leroy Wade Richard Childs D S BI-RITE NEW BLOOMFIELD, MISSOURI 65063 Commencement 2 Five Dollars The Annual Staff of the 1971 Beacon gratefully thank these Advertisers for their assistance in making this Yearbook possible. Blattner's Furniture Fulton, Mo. Blattner's Dress Fulton, Mo. Harvey Chirnside 612 Court Street Fulton, Mo. Larry's Barber Shop 5th and Nichols Fulton, Mo. Fulton Foremost Dairy Fulton, Mo. Fulton Implement Company, Inc. Fulton, Mo. Hogan Chain Saw Center Fulton, Mo. Callaway Electric Coopera- tive Highway 54 North Fulton, Mo. Kolb Realty and Insurance Jefferson City, Mo. Callaway Lumber Company Highway 54 North Fulton, Mo. G and H Electric Jefferson City, Mo. Coca Cola Jefferson City, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Barnard New Bloomfield, Mo. Fulton Locker Plant Fulton, Mo. Sheriff of New Bloomfield Clifford Holt New Bloomfield, Mo. By-Mor Oil New Bloomfield, Mo. Callaway Farmers Equipment Company Fulton, Mo. Jefferson City, Mo. Frank Howell Texaco New Bloomfield, Mo. Cole County Farm Bureau Insurance Martin J. Engelbrecht. Agent 522 VV. McCarty Jefferson City, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gastineau New Bloomfield, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Kelsay, Jr. New Bloomfield, Mo. Capital Mobile Home 805 Stadium Jefferson City, Mo. Bauer Plumbing 2509 Industrial Drive Jefferson City, Mo. MFA Exchange Fulton, Mo. Maupin Funeral Home Highway 54 North Fulton, Mo. McDonald's Jefferson City, Mo. McGraw Edison Company Jefferson City, Mo. Mel-Ray Motors Jefferson City, Mo. Mickey's Beauty Salon Fulton, Mo. Midwest Block Co. Jefferson City, Mo. Midwest Implement 420 Brooks Street Jefferson City, Mo. Mo-Con Inc. of Fulton Callaway Rock Quarry 1000 Tennessee Avenue Fulton, Mo. Pavitt Advertising Airport Road Jefferson City, Mo. Pay Way Feed Store 812 Jefferson Street Jefferson City, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. William Peneston New Bloomfield, Mo. Edgar Perry Highway 54 Holts Summit, Mo. Pohl's Shoes Jefferson City, Mo. RCA Computer Systems Highway 50 West Jefferson City, Mo. Westgate Lanes Jefferson City, Mo. Western Auto Mrs. Marge Guerrant, Mgr. 13 East Fifth Street Fulton, Mo. Wren Oldsmobile Buick GMC Highway 54 Fulton, Mo. Eggen Jewelers 1418 Missouri Boulevard Jefferson City, Mo. Loethen Oil Company 602 W. McCarty Street Jefferson City, Mo. 108 Five Dollars Frontier Tower Life Insurance P.O. Box 777 Jefferson City, Mo. DeBroeck's Big Star 400 Dix Road 435 Clark Avenue Jefferson City, Mo. Super 7 Bi-Rite 2002 Missouri Boulevard Jefferson City, Mo. Broom Auto Service 519 West Elm Street Jefferson City, Mo. Wallau Schnieders 621 W. McCarty Street Jefferson City, Mo. Richard Elliot Cabinet Hardware Shop 226 Ravine Street Jefferson City, Mo. Shikles Motor Co. 705 Missouri Boulevard Jefferson City, Mo. Central Electric Co. Highway 54 South Fulton, Mo. Calvin Garage Cedar City, Mo. La Verne's Beauty Salon 317 Court Street Fulton, Mo. Tony Ferrugia Son 9th and Westminister Ave. Fulton, Mo. Cecil's 103 West Fifth Fulton, Mo. Scruggs-Guhleman Lumber Company 527 W. Main Jefferson City, Mo. Renner's Market Fulton, Mo. Rodeway Inn 319 W. Miller Street Jefferson City. Mo. Russ Pet Shop Fulton, Mo. Schanzmeyer Southwest Boulevard Jefferson City, Mo. Schell Ward Jefferson City, Mo. Scherff Truck Line Cedar City, Mo. A1 Scheppers Motor Co. International Trucks Jefferson City, Mo. South Side Cleaners Jefferson and Dunklin Jefferson City, Mo. Southside 66 Highway 54 South Fulton, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Bud Sparks Fulton, Mo. The Spot Cafe Fulton, Mo. Sutton Drug Store Jefferson City, Mo. Thomas Feed Store New Bloomfield, Mo. Tom's Cleaners 304 Court Street Fulton, Mo. Uregas Jefferson City, Mo. Gill Barber Shop New Bloomfield, Mo. U. S. Rents It 1609 Industrial Drive Jefferson City, Mo. Fred Vogel Insurance 301 West High Street Jefferson City, Mo. Wagner Motor and Magneto Service Jefferson City, Mo. Orschelin's Highway 54 South Fulton, Mo. Stover's Carpet Company Highway 54 South Fulton, Mo. Dix Road Cleaners 404 Dix Road Jefferson City, Mo. L M Printing and Office Supply Co. 115 W. Dunklin Jefferson City, Mo. Don's IGA Holts Summit, Mo. Dr. Pepper—7-Up Bottling Co. 801 Missouri Boulevard Jefferson City, Mo. Saffee's 227 East High Jefferson City, Mo. Spillars News Service Mexico, Mo. Zemp's Tire Fulton, Mo. Wren Insurance Agency P.O. Box 415 Jefferson City, Mo. 109 $2.50 Boosters H H North Star Service 508 Ravine Ozarkland Candies Fulton, Mo. Fulton, Mo. Kingdom City, Mo. American Shoe Store Hillcrest Service Quality Cleaners Jefferson City. Mo. Highway 54 Holts Summitt. Mo. Jefferson City, Mo. James Atkinson Scott's Furniture Wall Paper New Bloomfield, Mo. Jett Cleaners 704 W. Main Fulton, Mo. Boyd and Boyd Abstract Jefferson City, Mo. Stephen's Real Estate Fulton, Mo. Kaiser Jewelry Fulton, Mo. Browning Funeral Home Jefferson City, Mo. Valley Glass Company Fulton, Mo. Kuebler's Jefferson City, Mo. Caplinger Clothing Jefferson City, Mo. Wickell's Record Shop 207 E. High Street Fulton, Mo. Jefferson City, Mo. Mclntire's Fulton, Mo. George H. Carrington Classic Beauty Shop Jefferson City, Mo. T. J. Neukomm Fulton, Mo. Harold's Pastry Shop Fulton, Mo. Courthouse Boosters Hugh P. Williamson Glenn R. Rankin Glenn Massey Gene Hamilton Ted Salmons Fritz Burre Stanley C. Creed Irene Glascock Nelson West Mrs. Ben Frieberger Paul (Sarge) Hilt James Wills Harry Lee Judge of Probate and Magistrate Court Circuit Clerk Recorder of Deeds Prosecuting Attorney Sheriff Collector Of Revenue Assessor Treasurer Surveyor and Highway Engineer Superintendent of Schools Deputy Sheriff Deputy Sheriff Deputy Sheriff Deputy Sheriff no John Williamson Autographs A utographs m WALSWORTH VUrrfllw. Mo .ISA 1 12 Apollo 13 returned safely aftor an inboard explosion crippled the craft enroute to the Moon. Stock brokers were swamped with orders as averages suffered the sharpest doc line since 1W9. A total eclipse of the Sun fascinated scientists around the world. This view of the solar corona was spectacular. Dynamite destroyed a hijacked air- liner in Jordan. Arab guerillas held passengers hostage for days. Two men scaled the vertical face of 3,400-ft El Capitan. They rested in bat tents on the ascent that took 30 days. Cambodia lomed allied forces in strikes to rout Red troops using bases inside its borders. Too much oil appeared on the surface of the nation's already troubled waters. It was up with ecology and down with pollution of natural resources. A Pakistani man is grief-stricken over the loss of his family in a tidal wave that took 140,000 lives. Thousands perished in earthquakes that rocked the length of Peru. indecisiveness over the mini and maxi of it all found American woman dressed in pantsuits as a compromisa. At year's ond it looked like tho mini would survive. Tall and green-eyed Miss Puerto Rico captivated the judges and New York City in winning the Miss Universe title. This demonstrator of the opposite sex saw a little bit of good for all in the women's liberation drive. Tom Dempsey of pro-football's New Orleans Saints kicked a record 2-yard field goal against Detroit. Death claimed two prominent figures in world politics, former president Charles DeGaulle of France and Egypt's president Gamal Nasser. National guardsmen were called to Kent State University to quell campus disorders. Foo- students were killed in the encounter. Photos United Press International A year to remember. . . %