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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1972 volume:

NEW BLOOMFIELD SCHOOL New Bloomfield, Missouri Beacon Opening ..............1 Dedication ... 4 Administration 5 Faculty ............. 7 Graduates ... 13 Under grads . . Grades ..............39 Organizations 57 Athletics ... 71 Activities . . 85 Advertising . .101 Dedication The 1972 Annual Staff would like to dedicate this year's Annual to Mrs. Helyn B. Yows. secretary of New Bloomfield School. Mrs. Yows has not only been a very efficient and hard-working secretary, she has also been a friend to each and every student at N.B. She has been one to whom we could turn with any prob- lem and has never been too busy to help. It is with great respect and admiration that we. the Senior Class, dedicate this 1972 annual to our friend, Mrs. Helyn B. Yows. ADMINISTRATION Superintendent: Mr. Dorsey Guy Board Members: Dorsey Guy, Don Sweeten, Jack Maddox, Bill McKim, Walter Clark, Nelson Dozier, Mrs. Helyn Yows-Sec- retary, Dave West. FACULTY Mrs. Garza Music Mr. Stottler Industrial Arts, Math 8 Mrs. Doyle Histon 8 9 Mr. Ratcliff Phys. Ed., Health Social Studies 7 Mrs. Guy Home Economics Mr. Persinger Math 10 Mr. Liley Science 7 Mrs. Suttles Histor ‘ 8 Mr. Tomlin Driver’s Ed. 11 Student Help: Mike Whittier and Linda Custard High School Custodian Mr. Nichols Cooks: Mrs. Robertson, Mrs Boyer Mrs Robinson Mr. Thomas. Not Shown: Mrs. Nichols, Mr. Berry Mrs. Colter 12 GRADUATES Class History When 21 scared and excited six-year-olds were enrolled in N.B. in 1960, we had little idea of what was in store for us. Mrs. Josie Fleming led us through that first year of a journey that would end. hopefully, with a diploma. In May, 1968, we made our first walk down the aisle as graduates of the eighth grade. The next year, thirty-eight Fresh- men returned, sponsored by Mr. Guy. As Sophomores, we were again sponsored by Mr. Guy. The Junior Class Play was Man Overboard presented by 20 Juniors. The play was directed by our class sponsors, Mrs. Anabel Marshall and Mr. Leonard Ratcliff. In May we honored the Class of '71 with a junior-Senior Banquet and Prom, the first in N.B. history. Our Senior year was kept busy with the Senior Play; No Boys Allowed, Hobo Day, Dress-up Day, Junior-Senior Day at the Lake of the Ozarks. and Senior Day at St. Louis. Our Sponsors were Mrs. Rosemary Doyle and Mrs. Nancy Garza. Baccalaureate was held on May 14 and on May 18, 29 Seniors received their blessed diplomas. The Seniors of '72 leave N.B. with a treasure of wonderful memories. We would like to sincerely thank every teacher, sponsor, parent, and friend who helped to make these memories. May the years ahead of us be as great as those behind us. Seniors That Went All 12 Years At N.B. MARY WYLDE I'm a little prairie flower growing ’Wylder' by the hour. Softball 2.4; Track 1.4; Band 1; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Mixed Chorus 3; Sextet 4; Choral Clinic 1.2; District Music Contest 1.2.3. 4; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 2; Class Play 3.4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; REA Essay Contest 3; Scholastic Meet 1,3; Library Club 1. RODNEY GOFF How the girls do love my curly hair. Basketball 1.3.4; Baseball 1.2.3,4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Choral Clinic 2; Homecoming Escort 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer 1; Class Play 3,4; Honor Roll 4. MARLA SHOEMAKER Guaranteed not to rust, burn. melt, tarnish, or wear thin. Pep Club 3.4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3.4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Transfer Student 2. 15 WAYNE GlERRANT Study? Why I study 10 minutes every day! Basketball 4; Baseball 1.3.4; Basketball Manager 2.3; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Pep Club Officer 4; Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Homecoming Escort 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Annual Staff 4; Student Council 4; Class Officer 2.3.4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Outstanding Jr. Boy 3. LINDA CUSTARD I was glad when they said unto me. 'Thou art graduated'. Basketball 1.2.3.4; Softball 1.2.3.4; Girls Track 4; Cheerleader 3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Choral Clinic 1.2.4; Homecoming Queen 4; Homecoming Committee 1.2.3.4; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 3.4; News- paper Editor 4; Student Council 4; Stu- dent Council Officer 4; Class Officer 3; Class Play 3.4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4. DAVID WILLIAMS Never let your studies interfere with your education. Basketball 1.3.4; Baseball 1.2,3.4; Bas- ketball Manager 2; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Band 1.2.3.4; Band Clinic 1.2.3.4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Choral Clinic 1.2; Dis- trict Music Contest 1.2.3.4; Homecom- ing Committee 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer 2.3.4; Class Play 3; Honor Roll 2.3. 16 SHARON Ml KRAY I'm the type of girl that my mother used to tell me not to hang around with. Softball 3; Pep Club 1; Chorus 1,2; Homecoming Candidate 3; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Class Play 4. CHARLIE PEARRE Never known to bluff the teachers, but oh. how he tried! Basketball 1; Basketball Manager 2.3; Baseball Manager 2; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Choral Clinic 1; Home- coming Committee 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer 1.2; Class Play 3.4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Scholastic Meet 3. MARILYN KENNISH Hey Mom. look what followed me home. Can I keep him? Basketball 1.2.3.4; Softball 1.2.3.4; Girls Track 4; Cheerleader 1.3; Pep Club 1.2. 3; Pep Club Officer 3; Chorus 1,2.3.4; Mixed Chorus 2.3; Sextet 1.2.3.4; Choral Clinic 1; District Music Contest 1.2,3.4; Homecoming Committee 1,2.3.4; Annual Staff 4; Annual Co-Editor 4; Newspaper Staff 3.4; Class Play 3,4; Honor Roll 1. 2.3.4; Scholastic Meet 3.4; French Club 4; State Music Contest 4. 17 HUDSON WILSON Huh? What d'ya say? Basketball 1.2.3; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Track 1; Basketball Manager 4; Soft- ball Manager 3.4; Baseball Manager 4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Pep Club Officer 4; Band 1.2.3.4; Band Officer 4; Band Clinic 1.2.3.4; Outstanding Band Mem- ber 3; Chorus 1.3.4; Boy's Double Quartet 4; Choral Clinic 1.2; District Music Contest 1.2.4; Homecoming Kscort 1; Annual Staff 4; Student Council 1.2.3.4; Class Officer 1.3; Class Play 3.4; Honor Boll 1.4; Brass Quartet 2. WANDA BOYER Angels are perfect, but I’m a woman.' Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Pep Club Officer 4; Band 1.2.3.4; Clarinet Trio 2.4; Band Clinic 1.2.3.4; Outstanding Band Mem- ber 2.4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Mixed Chorus 2.3; Sextet 1.2.3.4; Choral Clinic 1.2. 4; District Music Contest 1.2.3.4; Homecoming Committee 1.3.4; Annual Staff Editor 4; Newspaper Staff 1.2.3. 4; Newspaper Co-Editor 4; Class Of- ficer 1.2; Class Play 3.4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Scholastic Meet 3.4; French Club 3.4; French Club Officer 4; State Music Contest 4. JIM YANCEY The kind of guy who would marry Brigette Bardot for her money. Pep Club 1.2,3.4; Band 1.2.3.4; Band Clinic 1.2.3.4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Mixed Chorus 2.3; Boy's Double Quartet 4; Choral Clinic 1,2.4; District Music Contest 1.2.4; Annual Staff 4; Annual Photographer 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Class Play 3.4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Scholastic Meet 3.4. 8 GLENDA HEWITT I used to couldn't spell graduate. Now I are one! Basketball 1.2.4; Softball 1.3.4; Cheer- leader 1.2,3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Mixed Chorus 2.3; Sextet 1.2.3. 4; Choral Clinic 1.2.4; District Music Contest 1.2.3.4; Homecoming Candidate 3.4; Homecoming Committee 1.2.3.4; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 1.2.3.4; Student Council 1.2.4; Class Play 3.4; Library Club 1.2.3; Library Club Of- ficer 3; State Music Contest 4. LYNDELL FRANK 1 never get lost—everyone tells me where to go! Basketball 1.2; Baseball 1.2; Pep Club 1.2.3; Chorus 1; Choral Clinic 1; Home- coming Committee 3.4; Annual Staff 4; Student Council 3.4; Class Officer 4; Class Play 3.4. KAREN SCRIVNER One way to get ahead and stay ahead is to use a head. Basketball 1.2.3.4; Softball 1.2.3.4; Track 1.4; Cheerleader 2,3; Pep Club 1.2,3,4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Mixed Chorus 2,3; Sextet 3; Choral Clinic 1.2,4; District Music Contest 1.2.3,4; Homecoming Queen 2; Homecoming Committee 2.3; Annual Staff 4; Annual Photographer 4; News- paper Staff 2.3.4; Student Council 4; Stu- dent Council Officer 4; Class Officer 1.2, 3; Class Play 3.4; Honor Roll 1,2,3.4; DAR Award 4; Outstanding Jr. Girl 3; Outstanding Sr. 4; Scholastic Meet 2.3.4; Library Club 1. 19 JOHN SITTENFI ELD Whatever you say. I disagree. Basketball 1.2.3.4; Track 1; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Mixed Chorus 2.3; Boy's Double Quartet 4; Choral Clinic i.2.4; District Music Contest 4; Homecoming Kscort 4 Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Class Play 3.4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; REA Essay Contest 3; Boy's State 3. DEBBIE COLTER A quiet girl subject to violent out- bursts of giggles. Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Band 1.2.3.4; Band Clinic 2.4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Choral Clinic 1.2; Homecoming Committee 3; Annual Staff 4. ROGER HAZLITT 1 may not be handsome, but I'm good looking. Pep Club 2.3.4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Choral Clinic 4; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 3; Class Play 3; Library Club 2.3. 20 DONNA DIXON Ruin is wet. dust is dry. life is short, and so am I. An' that's a fact! Softball 4; Chorus 4; Choral Clinic 4, Homecoming Committee 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer 4; Class Play 4; Honor Roll 4; French Club 4; Transfer Student 4. BILL PALMER Superman did it-so can I! Basketball 1; Track 1; Baseball Manager 3; Pep Club 1.2.3,4; Band 1.2.3.4; Band Officer 3; Band Clinic 1.2.3.4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Mixed Chorus 2.3; Boy's Double Quartet 4; Choral Clinic 1.2; District Music Contest 1. 2.4; Homecoming Emcee 2.4; Home- coming Committee 2.4; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 1.2.3.4; Class Officer 1.4; Class Play 3.4; Honor Roll 1.2.3. 4; State Music Contest 1,2,4. KATHY SUNDERMEYER Who cares about the weeks? The week-ends are more fun! Pep Club 1.2.3,4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Mixed Chorus 3; Choral Clinic 1; District Music Contest 4; Annual Staff 4; Student Council 2; Class Play 3; Honor Roll 1.2. 3.4. 21 PHILLIP SCHOBERT I liked school so much it gave roe appendicitis! Pep Club 2.3; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Class Play 3; French Club 4; Transfer Student 2. WILMA KEMP A whistle, a smile, a short skirt- there goes Wilma, our little flirt! Pep Club 1; Chorus 1.2; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4. GEORGE SPENCER Don’t study your lessons—lessen your studies! Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 3; Li- brary Club 2.3. 22 KEITH CALDWELL '’Too young to be left with the baby, but too old to be left with the babysitter. Baseball 1.2; Pep Club 1; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Choral Clinic 1; Annual Staff 4; Library Club 3. BEVERLY BAKER Four years! What a price to pay for a piece of paper! Chorus 1.2.3; Mixed Chorus 2.3; Annual Staff 4; Honor Roll 1.2.3. 4; Betty Crocker Award 4; Scho- lastic Meet 2.4, SANDRA CRAWFORD JACK SPENCER Everything I like is either illegal, immoral, or fattening! Pep Club 1,2.4; Chorus 1,2.3.4; Mixed Chorus 3; Choral Clinic 1,2, 4; District Music Contest 4; An- nual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Honor Roll 1.2. A one man circus that Ringling doesn’t own! Basketball 1,2.3; Baseball 1; Pep Club 1.2,3; Homecoming Com- mittee 3.4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3.4. 23 Best Dressed Linnie and Sharon Most Dependable George and Marilyn Senior Personalities Most Courteous Keith and Sandra Most Bashful Charlie and Mary Most Studious John and Beverly Best Personality Marla and Jim Class Clowns J ack and Donna Best Drivers Kathy and Dave Most Lovesick Jeff and Glenda Most Athletic Rodney and Linda 24 Most Likely to Succeed Karen and Wayne Wilma and Hut Most Talented Bill and Wanda Can You Imagine? Bill Palmer singing for Three Dog Night? John Suttenfield as lead guitar for Creedence Clearwater Revival?' Dave Williams as manager of the Allman Brothers? Beverly Baker as the class flirt? Marla Shoemaker without freckles? Kathy Sundermeyer without Gary Scott? Karen Scrivner getting a barefoot E ? Debbie Colter without Eddie Robinette? Fat Kennish being called Skinny Kennish?’ Wanda Boyer without her crunched-up Falcon? Charlie Pearre with his mouth closed? Sandra Crawford not worrying about her bookkeeping? Stanley Guerrant as Crossword Puzzle Champion of the Universe? Sharon Murray single? Wilma not liking boys? Mary Wylde without her little Creampuff? George Spencer without his St. Louis Zoo cap? Linnie Frank spending a full day at school? Phil Schobert bombing Haiphong? Roger Hazlett with black hair and a crewcut? Dufus Dixon being called Donna?' Linda Custard raising woodchucks for the great Callamunga? Rodney Goff in a Spitfire? Jack Spencer as administrator at Fulton State Hospital? Keith Caldwell starring in Midnight Cowboy? Hudson Wilson as George Wallace's campaign manager? Glenda Hewitt dropping a pepperoni pizza on George Wallace's campaign manager ? Jim Yancey in his little red firetruck dunebuggy? 25 Class Wills I, Linnie Frank, will my ability to skip at least two hours a day to David Rogers. I, Charles Pearre. being of almost sound mind and body, will my ability to throw the shot put to Rick Case, which I inherited from Larry Jones. I, Dave Willimas, being of sound mind, will my driving ability to my faithful co-pilot, Steve Smith. (Hang in there Crash Jr.) I. George Spencer, will my ability to use available scraps on school projects to the future maintenance man of N.B. I. Sharon Murray, will my ability to play dodge ball without losing my cool to Theda Mattern. 1, Beverly Baker, will my ability to get my term paper in on time to next year's health class. I. Glenda Hewitt, will ALL my freckles to Debbie Dozier. I. Karen Scrivner. will my ability to stay on the honor roll all four years of high school to anyone who is willing to sacrifice in order to achieve this goal. I, Phil Schobert, will my ability to be on the opposite side of the argument in Contempory Issues to Lyle Finley. I. Bill Palmer, will my ability to get sick on Hobo Day before all the fun starts to Barry Backer. I. John Lee Suttenfield III, being of solid-state mind, will my seat on the A team bench to Bruce Pearre. (Keep practicing those free throws!) I, Wanda Boyer, will my ability to trip over microphone cords to Karen Yancey and Pam Pearre. I. Marla Shoemaker, do hereby will my freckles (all of them) to Becky Cain. I, Stan Guerrant, will my ability to start on the A team my only year that I went out for basketball to Troy Maddox. (Brown nosing helps!) I. Linda Custard, will my ability as one of the great Woodchucks to Debbie Kelley. I. Kathy Sundermeyer, will my ability to get a parking ticket and not the job to next year's job hunters. I. Rodney Goff, will my ability to never have a pencil to next year's history classes. I, Jack Spencer, will my ability to say the right thing at the wrong time to next year's class clowns. I. Wilma Kemp, will my ability to flirt with the boys to Theda Mattern. I. Mary Wylde, the Viking, being of slightly unsound mind and body, will my super huge, two-toned lollipop to all you punky underclassmen. I, Jim Yancey, will my ability as the Great Argler to anyone who can do it! I, Roger Hazlett, will my ability to take shop 3 hours a day to Danny Cave, piccolo player. I, Dufus Dixon, being of unsound mind and unco-ordinated body, do hereby will to Molly Suttenfield my Hobo hair and my Tom, Dick, and Harry P.J.'s. I, Sandra Crawford, will my weird laugh to Rhonda Scrivner. I, Hudson Wilson, will my will to Greg Kessee. (Because he willed his will to me.) I, Keith Caldwell, will the nickname Cowboy to Troy Maddox and the nickname Junior to David Thompson. I, Debbie Colter, will my long hair to Becky Dixon, because she needs it more than I do! I, Marilyn Kennish, will my ability to be No. 1 to Cynthia Schreen and Lynn Gastineau. 26 UNDERGRADS Phillip Farris Troy Maddox Molly Suttenfield Class Class Officers: David Thompson- Vice President, Cynthia Schreen- Reporter, Gordon Stull-President, Gene Robinson-Secretary, Steve Hazlett (not shown)-Treasurer Danny Cave Mike Whittier Marilyn Schroer Cynthia Schreen 28 Steve Smith Jim Spencer Theda Mattern Gordon Stull Scot Be lisle 29 Class Of ’74 Class Officers: Debbie Bernicky-Reporter, Debbie Dozier-Treasurer, Charles Nichols-President, Brenda Underwood- Vice-President, Cindy Baker-Secretary. Debbie Be rnicky Tommy Hall Larry Jordan Joe Dixon Dale Miller 30 Daniel Thrasher Bruce Pearre Kenny Logan Wayne Shoemaker Charles Nichols Rhonda Scrivner Tina Mattern Charles Mossman 31 Class John Finley George Lewis Anita Stubblefield Gale Schroer David Priest Shelley McGrath Billy Cave Bobby Colter ident, Norma Thompson-Report- er, Fred Keesee-Treasurer, Debbie Kelley-President 32 Janet Keith Dwain Thomas Lonnie Wheeler Benny Dubach Cheryl Sc ho be rt Gene Nichols Thomas Baker Freddie Keesee 33 Clifford Bennett Leann Straw Rita Underwood Beverly David Priest Sunder me ye r Cindy Jennings Billy Holt Eighth Grade Gene Doyle John Shelton Class Officers: Gloria Backer-Reporter, Joy Scrivner-Secretary, Billy Holt- President, Mike Clark-Treasurer, Clif- ford Bennett-Vice-President. Kathy Bel isle Mike Goff Tina Kelsay Bobby Bernicky Joe Sweeten Teresa Kemp Greg Pear re Joy Scrivner 3 A Gloria Baker Bill McDowell Karen Colter Richard Custard Deljorah Keeling Dale Schroer I Barbara Gerling Paul Claypool Cynthia Pearre Beth Harrison Michael Crump Melody Thrasher Elva Gilmore Patty Depew Robert Bryan Seventh Class Officers: Becky Cain-Vice- President, Mark Cave-Reporter, Dawn Lawson-President, Lisa Sug- gett-Secretary, Jo Lynn Atkinson- Treasurer Larry Shoemaker Ralph Haynes Colleen Taylor Dwayne Bemicky Lisa Suggett Ben Spencer 36 Pam Jenkins Grade Darsel Vaughn Annette Gray Richard Kemp Beulah Holt John Ruppel i. Sherry Cheney Peggy Bemicky Randy Gilmore Patricia Lairmore Debbie Hodges 37 Ricky Scrivner GRADES 40 First Row: Mrs. Link-Fourth Grade, Mrs. Borgmeyer-Speech Therapist, Mrs. Harrison-Learning Disabilities, Mrs. Koerner-Second Grade, Mr. Timmons-Elementary Principal. Second Row: Mrs. Stegmann-Kindergarten, Mrs. Brubaker-Second Grade, Mrs. Hueste-Third Grade, Mrs. Knapp-Fifth Grade. Third Row; Mrs. Pavitt- Sixth Grade, Mrs. Chapman-First Grade, Mrs. Lawson-Teacher’s Aide, Mrs. E still-Teacher's Aide, Mrs. Creath-Special Education. A Little Guidance. . . Goes A Long Way Sixth 42 Maxine Lynes Grade David Schroer Cathy Jordan Susan Baker Ricky Robinson 43 Libby McGrath Georganna Beffa Marvin Bennett Nancy Downs Sheryl Goff Kevin Hampton Josie Dulle Brian Gray Marvin Harrell Randy Hiatte 44 Grade Linda White Sonya Wilson Kassie McKim Alan Miller Dennis Hodges Nathan Jett Renee Kemp Dalene Lawson Carrie Sundermeyer Timmie Suggett Bennetta Sanders Jennifer Ridgeway Mark Matteson 45 David Perrigo Forrest Locke Craig Cunningham Mickey Wolfmeier Kimmi West Bobbi Craighead Danny Perrigo Janice Schroer Melanie Lapp David Smallwood Jeffrey Ferguson Fourth Tami Keesee Kent Holt Delra Harrell Mark Jennings Bruce Jordan Shari Baker Janet Holt Jerry Ruppel Monte Richardson 46 Grade Gaye Rackers Mike Gerling Danny Andrews Russell Wheat Barry Adler Patty Powers Scotty Paine Rhonda White Rose Spencer Dwayne Dulle Julie Trammell Lee Hodgson 47 Third 48 Jay Finley Grade Leon Richardson Kenneth Sundermeyer Cheryl Wolfmeier John Beffa Billy McCubbin Tina Butterfield Brian Miller 49 Mrs. Brubaker Second Grade Mrs. Koerner Dale Colter Linn Hodgson Shelley Harrell Tammy Colter Stanley Holt Deborah Kemp Dennis Perrigo Kristie Sweeten 50 Kamla Payne Kelley Trammell Alice Williams Erma Holt Rusty Baker Lorma Renoe Kevin Cain Ruth Locke Jamie Keesee Tracy Robertson Donald Sundermeyer Lori Trammell Wendy Chiles 51 First Elizabeth Jenkins Laura Gerling Mitchel Wolfe Harry Jenkins Laurie Harrison Kevin Wilson Angela McCubbin Trisha Haymart Keith Johnson Karen Harrell Jeff Benward Kenneth Andrews Grade Pamela Spencer Steven Wolfe Dezra Lawson Teresa Miller Blake Nichols fcs '; i ■Cl yf Julie Underwood Kevin Hackers Scott Custard Jeania Sundermeyer Mike Sanders Carla Robinson Julie Willmeno Donnie Pennington Tracy Vinyard Bryan West 53 Kindergarten Mrs. Stegmann available Darryl Maylee Vanessa Rumbaugh Mark Veit Curtis Wheat Charles Lairmore 54 'Jfl -'■’A John Bedsworth Susie Bess Ronnie Burton Dede Case Vanessa Jordan Raymond Holt Jimmie Cave Ruth Ann Holt Cheryl Davis Jerry Downs Mark Cave Danny Hamilton Susie Clark Diana Cowles yi Jerry Cave Carolyn Cave Bobby Powers Mike Cave Mrs. Creath Special Education Not Shown: Dorothy Lairmore William Lairmore Ralph Moore Tom IXille Otis Moore Gary Cave Sally Harrell 56 ORGANIZATIONS N.B.H.S. Concert Band First Row: Cynthia Schreen, Molly Suttenfield, Leila Cave, Leann Straw, Joy Scrivner, Becky Catn, Dawn Law- son. Second Row: Wanda Boyer, Karen Yancey, Pam Pearre, Colleen Taylor, Mark Cave, Cindi Pearre, Dwain Thomas, Hudson Wilson, Debbie Dozier. Jim Yancey, Bruce Pearre, Debbie Colter, Bill Palmer. Third Row: Lori Clark, Jol.ynn Atkinson, Mrs. Garza-Director, Sandy Ashley, Gene Doyle, Vince Schuster, Steve Smith Barry Backer. Lyle Finley, John Shelton, Piney Brewer, Dave Williams, Lynn Gastineau. A dream came true this year for the N.B.H.S. Band with the arrival of new uni- forms. The uniforms are versatile. They can be worn as a concert uniform or as a marching uniform. We would like to thank the School Board, the Band Boosters and all those who helped to make the uniforms possible. 58 N.B.H.S. Marching Band Jr. High Band First Row; Dawn Lawson, Becky Cain, Vicki Colter, Sheryl Goff, Dalene Lawson, Shelley Trammell. Second Row: Lori Clark, JoLynn Atkinson, Jan Atkinson, Laura Guy, L inda White, Carrie Sundermeyer, Colleen Taylor, Mark Cave, Mike Hopsecker. Third Row: Timmy Suggett, Alan Berry, Vince Schuster, Mrs. Garza- Director. • • • • If Its Music You Want J U N I 0 R H 1 G H G I R L S C H O R U S First Row-patty Depew, Becky Dixon, Beth Harrison, Dawn Lawson, Lori Clark, Ruthie Dubach, Colleen Taylor, Becky Cain. Second Row-Teresa Kemp, Gloria Backer, Brenda Holt, Darsel Vaughn, Patricia Blackaby, Karen Col- ter, Debbie Hodges, Dianne Colter, Annette Gray, Tina Kelsay. Third Row-Rita Underwood, Leann Straw, Melodie Thrasher, Debbie Keeling, Cindy Pearre, Beverly Sundermeyer, Barbara Gerling, JoLynn Atkinson, Joy Scrivner. Cindy Jennings, Diane Kelley. ' First Row-Mike Wolfmeier, Ben Spencer, Gary Cave, Jerry Cave, Mark Cave, Greg Pearre, Rick Baker. Second Row-David Priest, Billy Holt, Dwayne Bemicky, Mike Clark, Paul Claypool, Richard Kemp, Ricky Scrivner. Third Row-Joe Sweeten, Gene Doyle, Dale Schroer, Tim Mattern, Larry Shoemaker, Mike Crump, Glenn Hodges, Tom Dulle. Row Four-John Shelton, Bobby Bemicky, Clifford Bennett, Mike Goff, Bill McDowell, John Ruppel, Vince Schuster, Richard Custard. ... You’ve Got It S E N I 0 R H 1 G H B O Y S C H O R U S First Row-Steve Colter, Randy Baker, Delbert Raps, Rick Case, Bill Betts, Larry Jordan, Gary Sundermeyer, Paul Crawford. Second Row-Dan Thrasher, Jim Yancey, Barry Backer, Lonnie Wheeler, Dwain Thomas, Steve Hazlett, Keith Caldwell, Leonard Hodges. Third Row-Bruce Pearre, Charles Nichols, Hudson Wilson, John Finley, David Watson, Jay Jennings, Dale Miller, Bill Palmer, David Thompson. Fourth Row-Wayne Shoemaker, John Suttenfield, Benny Dubach, David Williams, Gene Robinson, Rodney Goff, Steve Smith, Troy Maddox, Furlon Hiatte. First Row-Shelli McGrath, Dorothy Chenoweth, Karen Yancey, Wanda Boyer, Cheryl Schobert, Donna Dixon, Leila Cave, Ann Dulle, Debbie Allen, Mrs. Garza. Second Row-Judy Dixon, Sandra Crawford, Vickie Farris, Jo Ann Jen- kins, Norma Thompson, Cheryl McKim, Ellen Lewis, Debbie Colter, Shirley Backer, Helen Trowbridge. Third Row- Doris Sundermeyer, Sandy Ashley, Rhonda Scrivner, Mary Kelsay, Glenda Hewitt, Anne Beane, Mary Wylde, Gale Schroer, Cynthia Schreen, Debbie Kelley. Fourth Row-Molly Suttenfield, Karen Scrivner, Sharon Berry, Linda Cus- tard, Lynn Gastineau, Pam Pearre, Marilyn Schroer, Debbie Dozier, Debbie Bernicky, Kathy Sundermeyer, Debbie Garri ott. 61 ■ f I Bill Palmer I at District I at State Debbie Dozier I at District I at State Happiness Is. .. A I At Boys Double Quartet II at District Music Contest Sextet No. I I at District, I at State Wanda Boyer I at District 11+ at State v 'yt Girls Glee Club-I at District Sextet No. II II at District Cynthia Schreen Ilf at District N. B. Band-One at District 62 Outstanding Players Mike Whittier - A Team Charles Nichols - B Team Karen Scrivner Free Throw Trophy Gene Robinson Karen Scrivner Most Determined Player Hudson Wilson Athletic Banquet fsph ru h|h hB Band Banquet ' V rr Outstanding Musician Awards Lori Clark - Intermediate Band Debbie Dozier - Grades 8-11 Wanda Boyer - Senior 63 Let's Spell Spirit With A Capital ffS!” 64 Concession Managers Pep Band Jr. High Cheerleaders . Right Onr Front: Darsel Vaughn, Leila Cave, Judy Dixon. Back: Leann Straw, Becky Dixon, Joy Scrivner. 65 Spirit! Pride! Ability! Lori Trammell Lynn Gastineau Glenda Hewitt Cynthia Schreen-Co-Captain 67 Pep Club Executives First Row; Wayne Guerrant-Treasurer; Barry Backer-Vice-President, Hudson Wilson-President, Wanda Boyer-Secretary. Second Row; Glenda Hewitt, Linda Custard, Debbie Dozier, Steve Smith, Mike Whittier, Lynn Gastineau, Cynthia Schreen, Debbie Allen. Wildcat Growl” Staff First Row: Wanda Boyer-Co-Editor, Linda Custard-Editor, Glenda Hewitt-Assistant Editor. Second Row; Mrs. Jones-Sponsor, Wilma Kemp, Debbie Dozier, Steve Smith, Mike Whittier, Lynn Gastineau, Karen Yancey. Third Row: Debbie Colter, Donna Dixon, Debbie Garriott, Bruce Pearre, Charles Mossman, Cynthia Schreen, Cheryl McKim, Gloria Backer. Fourth Row: Marilyn Kennish, Sandra Crawford, Sharon Murray, Karen Scrivner, Pam Pearre. Fifth Row; Bill Palmer, John Suttenfield, Jim Yancey, Lyle Finley, Debbie Bemicky, Randy Baker, Sandy Ashley, Debbie Allen. Student Council First Row: Cynthia Schreen-Secretary, Linda Custard-Vice-president, Mike Whittler-President, Karen Scrivner-Treasurer. Second Row: Billy Holt, Danny Priest, Sandy Ashley, Hudson Wilson, Lynn Gas- tineau, Debbie Kelly, Beth Harrison, Debbie Hodges, Mr. Guy-Sponsor. Third Row; Molly Suttenfield, Doris Sundermeyer, Glenda Hewitt, Wayne Guerrant, Steve Smith, Charles Mossman, Gordon Stull. Fourth Row: Dawn Lawson, Vince Schuster, Charles Nichols, Troy Maddox. le club francais Front Row: Miss Vandecnocke-Sponsor, Wanda Boyer-Treasurer, Lyle Finley-Vice-president, Mike Whitt- ler-President, Debbie Garriott-Secretary. Second Row: Bruce Pearre, Debbie Allen, Phil Schobert, Randy Baker, Molly Suttenfield, Cynthia Schreen, Cheryl McKim, Donna Dixon, Marilyn Kennish, Lynn Gastineau. Annual Staff First Row; Marilyn Kennish-Co-editor, Mrs. Jones-Sponsor, Wanda Boyer-Editor. Second Row: Donna Dixon. Mary Wylde, Beverly Baker, Marla Shoemaker. Third Row: Wilma Kemp, Debbie Colter, Linda Custard, Bill Palmer, Glenda Hewitt, Hudson Wilson. Fourth Row: Sandra Crawford, Sharon Murray, Jim Yancey-Photographer, Karen Serivner-Photographer, Kathy Sundermeyer, Wayne Guerrant. Fifth Row: Roger Hazlett, George Spencer, John Suttenfield, David Williams, Jack Spencer, Linnie Frank, Rodney Goff, Charles Pearre. V v?. r ATHLETICS Wildcats Play Their Best. . . First Row: Steve Smith, David Williams. Gene Robinson, Mike Whittier, Furlon Hiatte. Second Row; Hudson Wil- son-Manager, Randy Baker-Manager, Dan Thrasher, Dale Miller, Charles Nichols, Rodney Goff, John Sutten- field, Fred Keesee. Gene Nichols, Leonard Ratcliff-Coach, Wayne Guerrant-Manager. 72 73 74 If you find it. it's mine. But Coach, he hit me first. Ever have a tennis shoe blow out at 00 miles an hour? 75 Get your hands off my warm-up! Let's go. Let's go, LET'S GO!! Junior Varsity And First Row: Bruce Pearre, Dale Miller, Charles Nichols, Fred Keesee, Gene Nichols, Jay Jennings, Dan Thrasher. Second Row: Steve Colter, Dwain Thomas, John Finley, Benny Dubach, Wayne Shoemaker, Joe Dixon, Leonard Hodges, Gary Sundermeyer, Randy Baker-Manager. Third Row: Wayne Guerrant-Manager, Leonard Ratcliff-Coach, Hudson Wilson-Manager. 76 Important Moments 77 Jr. High Has Impressive Year b irst Row: Gene Doyle, Clifford Bennett, Richard Custard, John Shelton, Vince Schuster, Greg Pearre, Mike Clark. Second Row: Larry Shoemaker, Joe Sweeten, Mike Goff, Ricky Scrivner, Rick Baker, Dwayne Bernicky, Randy Baker-Manager. Back Row; Wayne Guerrant-Manager, Mr. Ratcliff-Coach, Hudson Wilson-Manager. 78 Marilyn Kennish First Row: Lynn Gastineau, Debbie Dozier, Linda Custard-Captain, Karen Serivner-Co-captain, Rhonda Scrivner. Second Row; Sandra Ashley, Glenda Hewitt, Wayne Guerrant-Manager, Marilyn Kennish, Mrs. Suttles-Coach, Cheryl McKim, Cynthia Schreen, Hudson Wilson-Manager. Glenda Hewitt Wildcat Seniors 79 Jr. High Girls Show Promise First Row: Karen Colter, Jo Lynn Atkinson, Beverly Sundermeyer, Joy Scrivner, Dawn Lawson. Sec- ond Row: Ruthie Dubach, Colleen Taylor, Leann Straw, Beth Harrison, Lori Clark, Becky Cain. Third Row: Wayne Guerrant, Manager, Mrs. Suttles, Coach, Hudson Wilson, Manager. 80 Wildcats Have Strong Finish! First Row: Steve Colter, Furlon Hiatte, Steve Smith, Benny Dubach, David Williams, Coach Ratcliff. Center: Wayne Guerrant, David Rogers, Hudson Wilson. Second Row: Fred Keesee, Gene Nichols, Joe Dixon, Manager, Mike Whittier, Manage?, Gene Robinson. 81 First Row: David Thompson, Leonard Hodges, Gene Nichols, Gordon Stull. Second Row; Furlon Hiatte, Benny Dubach, Joe Dixon, Coach Ratcliff. B o r a c i r I r a c First Row: Judy Dixon, Tina Mattem, Cindy Baker. Marilyn Kennish. Second Row: Linda Cus- tard, Karen Scrivner, Mrs. Suttles, Rhonda Scrivner, Cynthia Schreen, Lynn Gastineau, Debbie Dozier. Third Row: Debbie Allen, Sandy Ashley, Mary Wylde, Cheryl McKim. 82 I r I s First Row: Cynthia Schreen, Debbie Dozier, Sandy Ashley, Linda Custard, Karen Scrivner, Cheryl Mc- Kim, Debbie Allen, Karen Yancey. Second Row: Donna Dixon, Hudson Wilson, Manager, Mary Wylde, Marilyn Kennish, Mrs. Suttles, Coach, Lynn Gastineau, Tina Mattem, Rhonda Scrivner, Mike Whittier, Manager, Debbie Kelley. 83 84 ACTIVITIES Homecoming 1972 Homecoming 1972 began with a bonfire at which the Blair Oaks mascot, the Falcon, was thrown into the fire. After the bonfire, a dance was held in the school gym with music by ’’.44 . On Friday afternoon a parade was held con- sisting of the high school bands of N.B. and Helias, the retiring Queen, the 72 Queen candidates, several floats, and many other people and or- ganizations. The climax of Homecoming activities was reached Friday night between the B and A games. The coronation began with introduction of the candidates: Debbie Kelly-Freshman, escorted by Steve Smith; Cynthia Schreen-Junior, escorted by John Sut- tenfield; Lynn Gastineau-Junior, escorted by Rodney Goff; Glenda Hewitt-Senior, escorted by Furlon Hiatte; and Linda Custard- Senior, escorted by Wayne Guerrant. The curtains opened to reveal the Retiring Queen, Debbie Cain. Queen Debbie, escorted by Roger Claypool, came forward to take the last walk as Homecoming Queen, They were followed by the flower girl, Sheri Kelly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Kelly; and the crown bearer, Billy Rumbaugh, son of Mrs. Judy Jacobs. The moment had arrived that everyone was waiting for. Master of Ceremonies, Bill Palmer, opened the envelope and announced, Fourth Runner Up-Cynthia Schreen, Third Runner Up-Debbie Kelley, Second Runner Up-Glenda Hewitt, First Runner Up-Lynn Gastineau, and the 1972 Homecoming Queen is Miss Linda Custard. Queen Linda was crowned by the Retiring Queen. Gene Rob- inson placed the Royal Cape on her. David Williams presented a bouquet of roses and gave her a kiss. The Queen and her court were escorted to their chairs while Bill Palmer, accompanied by Wanda Boyer on the piano, sang the theme song of Homecoming 1972, We've Only Just Begun. 86 ”We’ ve Only Just Begun” 87 Homecoming ”72” Queen Linda 88 Second Runner-up, Glenda Hewitt Fourth Runner-up, Cynthia Schreen First Runner-up, Lynn Gastineau Third Runner-up, Debbie Kelley Choral Clinic Awards Valedictorian Salutatorian Scholarships DAR Award.......... Chamber of Commerce Award............... REA Essay Contestant Karen Scrivner John Suttenfield Karen Scrivner John Suttenfield Charles Pearre Beverly Baker Karen Scrivner . Lynn Gastineau Cynthia Schreen 91 Received One Ratings at Scholastic Meet Junior Play ”The Whispering Room9’ Donald Gray......... Rosalie Gray........ Aunt Grace Henderson Stephanie........... Bill Spencer........ Mary................. Mrs. Jennings .... Dr. Trask............ Hagan .............. Inspector Smith . . . , Tim.................. . . . Steve Smith . Lynn Gastineau . Sharon Berry Cynthia Schreen , Steven Hazlett Marilyn Schroer . Theda Mattern . Mike Whittier . . Troy Maddox . . Lyle Finley . . Gordon Stull Directed by: Miss Vandecnocke and Mr. Stottler 92 93 Senior Play No Boys Allowed” Mr. Midnight . Rita Baxter . . . Jane Baxter . . Victrola........ Fred Dana . . . Leroy Doyle . . Edwina Cook . . Belinda Elliot . Sharon Edwards . . Jim Yancey . Glenda Hewitt . . Mary Wylde . . Donna Dixon . . Bill Palmer Charles Pearre . Linda Custard Marilyn Kennish Sharon Murray Directed by Mrs. Doyle and Mrs. Garza Nada Owen..................Karen Scrivner Patsy Far re 1......................Wanda Boyer O’Brien....................Lyndell Frank Keith Garland ......................John Suttenfield Harvey Smith...............Hudson Wilson Mrs. Dana................Marla Shoemaker Officer Kilroy............... Rodney Goff Jack Kirby...........................Jack Spencer 94 Hobo Day 96 Jr.-Sr. Day-Lake Of The Ozarks 97 98 8 ADVERTISERS MIDWAY MOTEL AND CAFE Highway 54 South New Bloomfield, Missouri 491-3318 102 Congratulations to the Senior Class of New Bloomfield High School We extend our best wishes to the students and faculty of New Bloomfield High School Tin; Callaway Bank FULTON, V1ISSI1I 111 IST BuShCO '«S7 Drive-In Service Fourth Market Schulte’s IGA Foodliner f WILBERS ® Southwest Plaza M FOUNDATION ■ 901 East High W COMPANY 705 Madison M Route 2 Jefferson City, Missouri FULTON DAILY SUN GAZETTE Serving Callaway County v-m Since 1839 103 Jefferson City Distributors, Inc. 627 West McCarty Jefferson City, Missouri Warehouse Showrooms Furniture Appliances Summit TV Appliance Center Holts Summit, Mo. 896-4874 Richard Peggy Snelson Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1972 Compliments of Berry's Custom Farming as S£XV£ YOUJy 104 Compliments of Jefferson City, Missouri 65101 Visit Our Recreation Center COLE COUNTY INDUSTRIES fjregas (Your Gas) for Seeds Fertilizer Petroleum CO., INC. 1305 Industrial Drive Jefferson City Heating Cooling Water Heating Francis A. Viet 313 South Court Street Missouri Fulton Missouri 65251 1 REGISTERED YORKSHIRES Faithful Acres Carl and Charlie Bunting Tebbetts, Mo. 676-2237 £1 5 E E E i E I 5 65101 635-2123 Representing Uregas Service of Jefferson City Inc. Phone—635-1805 SUPER 7 BI-RITE 2002 Missouri Boulevard Jefferson City Missouri 105 Congratulations to the Senior Class of New Bloomfield High School Best in Groceries, Choice Meats, and Produce Free Delivery Service Phone 491-3384 Owned and Operated by: Donnie and Louise Trammell 106 DON’S HY-KLAS MARKET Timberline Stables and Arena The showplace for showhorses and showmen PAY WAY FEED STORE 812 Jefferson Street M P ■ W A Y ■ Y m Phone: 636-7339 McVEIGH'S WELDING SHOP Highway 54 North Fulton, Missouri Jefferson City, Missouri Savings and Loan Association Fulton, Missouri Phone: 642-6442 CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1972 from MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM BOYER 107 Congratulations to the Seniors of 1972 from MR. MRS. GLENN BURRE LAWRENCE MOELLER SPREADING SERVICE AND MFA FIELD CROPS Lime, Rock, and Fertilizer Ray Luebbering Manager Compliments of PAUL H. KOLB and Associates Real Estate Insurance Phone 635-0123 509 Mo. Blvd. Jefferson City, Mo. BOYCE AUTO BODY Appliance Painting Phone 635-7317 409 West Elm Jefferson City, Missouri WE WANT YOUR BODY Repairs DEPUTY CLIFFORD L. HOLT of Callaway County Congratulates the Senior Class of 72 Phone 491-3513 LOETHEN OIL COMPANY Jobber-Skelly-Products 522 West McCarty St. Jefferson City, Mo, Phone 636-2164 Res. Phone 636-4524 108 KREIGER KREIGER Royal-Addo-x-Victor R. C. Allen - Underwood Insurance and Accounting Harold Kreiger Sales - Service - Rentals Harold Kreiger Jr. New or Used Phone: 635-9292 CHECK OFFICE EQUIPMENT 1800 Southwest Blvd. COMPANY FEED SEED FERTILIZER 115 East Miller Jefferson City, Mo. Farm Supplies Phone: 635-7969 Buyers of Grain We Service What We Sell Phone: 642-6108 Route 2 Fulton, Mo. LOUIS BASS When YOU need Insurance- TRUCKING SERVICE WE have what you need- Small Grain Hay Hauling Whatever the kind Fulton, Missouri 65251 Phone 642-4721 AUTO- HOME- BUSINESS- HEALTH- LIFE- BONDS- GIVE US A CALL Compliments RUSSELL L. WREN of INSURANCE A GENCY, MARGIE HEWITT and INC. MAGGIE SCHEULEN BILL L. TODD, VICE PRESIDENT 1101A Missouri Blvd. 636-7119 109 LEO’S SKELLY SER VICE Hwy 63 North Cedar City, Missouri Leo and Bob Scrivner-Lessees Money-back Guaranteed Skelly Products Truck Service Oil Change Tire Repairs ♦Lubrication State Inspection Station Five blends of Gasoline, Diesel Fuel Michelin Tires Complete line of accessories no SATISFIED CUSTOMERS ARE OUR BUSINESS BROWN YANCEY Phone-491-3412 Mill Feed Fertilizer I. C. C. New Bloomfield Livestock General Hauling Missouri P. S. C. Missouri Compliments of the Allens! RUSSELL, CLAUDIA, DEBBIE To the Senior Class of 72 V AUTO SUPPLY 519 West Elm Street Jefferson City, Missouri MIDSTATE OIL COMPANY 38 Locations In Central Missouri to serve YOU! Good Luck to the Seniors of 72 Compliments of MIKE MARTIN Compliments of CLAY POOL FUNERAL HOME New Bloomfield Missouri Phone 491-3484 LAKE MYKEE Compliments Congratulations of Seniors 1972 BOYCE Edward L. and Norma J. Hasselman Well Drilling Pump Service Jefferson Bank Of Missouri Jefferson City, Missouri 65101 TOWNER RADIO TV 1001 A Missouri Boulevard Jefferson City, Missouri Zenith ESsZZESl Craig Congratulations to the Seniors of 72 from MR. AND MRS. SPENCER BARNARD 1 12 p a i n s t u P P 1 i e s WILSON PAINT STORE 709 West Main Jefferson City, Missouri Phone: 314 636-6303 Owner: Bruce H. Wilson W a 1 1 P a P e r PAVITT Airport Road Jefferson City, Missouri Over 50 years of service to Central Missouri KIRBY CLASSIC Upright Cleaner Tank-type Cleaner Rug Shampooer Waxer and Polisher Power Tools Business Phone: 635-4614 Jefferson City, Missouri Home Phone: 657-2770 Ashland, Missouri Keith L. Peterson: Sales Representative NORTHSIDE TEXACO Tuneups Front-end Alignment Highway 54 Z Fulton, Missouri Phone: 642-6639 Breakwork State Inspections 113 BILL EGGEN AND HUBIE NEUTZLER'S 20 BRUNSWICK LANES--COCKTAIL LOUNGE SNACK BAR 1806 Missouri Blvd. Jefferson City Missouri Phone 636-9980 B(uu£-A-Wi££ Lam YOUR FRIENDLY BOWLING CENTER VISIT THE ? tcawiVSE Ur -Cocktails- Friendly Atmosphere INSURANCE HARVEY CHIRNSIDE Agent Phone: MI 2-4420 Fulton, Missouri MFA Mutual Insurance Co. Countryside Casualty Co. MFA Life Insurance Co. Love You, Compliments of TEMPLE'S LOVE YOU! WILSON’S GARAGE Williamsburg Missouri Phone 386-2646 Highway 54 North Fulton Missouri Open 7 days a week GDR DCB DJP JCS You break it, We fix it! FARMER’S MUTUAL FIRE AND LIGHTNING INSURANCE COMPANY of Callaway County Risks in force-over $44,000,000 Harold K. Craighead, Secretary Fulton, Missouri 114 Compliments of THE CALLAWAY COUNTY COURT HOUSE Wm. A. Fritz Burre County Collector Stanley Creed County Assessor Glenn Massey County Recorder George Red Carrington County Clerk Paul Murphy Presiding Judge Wayne Blair Judge Western District Walter Herring Judge Eastern District Hugh P. Williamson Judge of Magistrate and Probate Court Ted Salmons Sheriff Glenn Rankin Circuit Clerk Mrs. Ben Freiberger Superintendent of Schools Nelson West County Surveyor and Engineer Irene Glascock County Treasurer Lynn H. Maughs THESE FEATURES... Quality Service Friendliness Savings Chevrolet Pontiac Cadillac The Great Highway Performers Fulton, Missouri Bob Guerrant 313 Court Street Fulton, Missouri FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Office 642-2955 Home 642-2955 Life Insurance - Retirement Income Mortgage Insurance - Education Plans Tax Deductible - Self-Employed Retirement Plan Auto - Fire - Farm Owners - Home Owners Farm Liability - Crop Hail - Boat - Motorcycles 116 Fulton, Missouri LYNES AUTO SERVICE Phone 635-1704 120 Bolivar Street Jefferson City, Missouri 65101 Callaway Memorial Hospital EAGAN TIRE SERVICE RAY'S APCO SERVICE 110 East Dunklin Street APcoy Jefferson City, Missouri 65101 Phone 636-7921 Recapping and New Tires Cedar City Missouri Seiberling and Mohawk 117 Capital Reserve Life — The Good Life” GOOD to work for if you want the good pay of a life insurance career. GOOD to own for future protection, for re- tirement income, for family protection. Capital Reserve Life has been operating by the Golden Rule that makes it the Good Life for half a century. Fifty golden years of service is a coveted recommendation. For details of a career opportunity or details of a life insurance program, call or write: Bob Kennish Vice President and Sales Director Capital Reserve Life Insurance Company Jefferson City, Missouri Phone: 636-3913 JEFFERSON VILLAGE MOBILE HOME SALES Highway 54 at 00 road Holts Summit, Missouri 65043 Telephone: 896-4125 CALLA WA Y ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE Fulton, Missouri 118 WILLIAM'S JEWELRY Gifts for all occasions Theater Building Court Street Fulton, Missouri MIDSTATE TELEPHONE 319 Madison Jefferson City Missouri ♦ £ ♦ £ ♦ • McKAY Meet us at B B ♦ T ZIM'S BUICK - OPEL THE SPOT MOBILE HOME SALES CLOTHING Large selection of Fulton Jet 54 63 Used Cars Missouri Cedar City +4 Missouri + Highway 54 South • at Kingswood Homes + Fulton ■ Stadium Phone: Phone: + Missouri 1 Jefferson City MI 2-4076 635-8026 + ■ + Missouri HMMMMMMMMMF COURTESY OF DE DUCKS VOLLEYBALL TEAM Raymond Forbis Community Oil Sinclair 1971 W-= ' Quack L- Wade R, Childs 3 ) D. Barnard Distributor G. Kessee ,) R. 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Restaurant Good Eating.. .Always Plumbing - Heating Refrigeration - Air Conditioners Jefferson City, Missouri Fulton, Missouri Phone: 642-2028 DIXSON'S UJHITE • « • •• � ' WHITE ELNA SEWING CENTER Discount Center Where you buy Quality for Less. Sales Services 120 East Dunklin Jefferson City Missouri Phone 635-3132 SNOWDEN-MIZE Athletic Goods 114 East High Jefferson City Missouri 635-2424 Great day for Kentucky Fried Chicken La Vernes Beauty Salon 317 Court Street 1429 Missouri Blvd. 635-8255 Fulton, Missouri 65251 122 PAUL MEYER 635-9264 1105 Missouri Blvd. Jefferson City, Missouri COURTESY CLEANERS 532 Court Street Fulton, Missouri Thank 642-6204 you We appreciate being able to do business with you . . . and take this opportunity to offer our thanks. FULTON Foremost Dairy Products Home-Owned 1225 Highway 54 S, Fulton Missouri Phone 642-3386 FAB-N-TRIM 514 Court St. Fulton Missouri THE LADY, THAT SEWS, WEARS BETTER CLOTHES. Compliments of FULTON AUTO SUPPLY INC. Automotive Parts and Machine Shop Services 213 East 5th Street Fulton Missouri JAMESON'S FORD AND MERCURY Sales and Service Under the Fulton Tower Highway 54 South Fulton, Missouri Phone 642-6661 CENTRAL ELECTRIC CO. Wholesale Electrical Equipment Distributors Highway 54 South Box 308 Fulton, Missouri Phone 642-2209 123 Wren Oldsmobile-Buick-GMC, Inc. Hogan Chain Saw Center Highway 54 South Fulton, Mo. 65251 Phone: 642-7225 BUICK GMC Homelite Saws Apache Camping Trailers Pickup Covers [] Fulton, Missouri EMPIRE GAS INC. STEWART’S BOOK STORE School and Office Supplies Portable Typewriters Manual and Electric Typewriters Court Street Route 2 Fulton, Missouri Fulton, Missouri ZEMP'S TIRE SERVICE INC. TRAVELIER MOTEL Ernie 4th Nichols Corky Fulton, Mo. 65251 Phone 642-4188 Recapping repairing New and used tires Farm tractor repairing 24 hr. road service Fulton, Missouri 65251 Every Comfort 124 S O' COUNTRY INN Visit HISTORICAL GUTHRIE For fine food Most distinguished setting in the Kingdom of Callaway Phone: 491-3668 for information reservations Guthrie, Mo. MILO H. WALZ SEAR'S AUTHORIZED MERCHANTS o Floor covering Furniture and draperies Hardware o Appliances 4 Southside locations to serve you! Jefferson City, Missouri Highway 54 South MI2-6601 Fulton Missouri SCHMOHE'S DX SERVICE GIDLEY'S SHOE STORY 4th and Market 642-3900 Fulton, Missouri 411 Court Street Fulton, Missouri Phone: 642-3141 Shoes for the entire family M Discount with a difference! Groceries - Meats - Produce SAFEWAY Fulton, Missouri 125 n THE CENTRAL TRUST BANK JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65101 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Roller Skate Is Great GENERAL $$ ELECTRIC At Herb Gordon Appliances MARVIC ROLLER RINK Jefferson City, Missouri HWY. 50 West, Jefferson City, Mo. Compliments of Schanzmeyer Tutt’s Men's Wear Ford Lincoln Mercury Fulton, Missouri Jefferson City, Missouri 126 Your Troubles Vanish at MEL-RAY COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR Jefferson City Missouri GREAT CENTRAL LUMBER COMPANY Millwork-Carpet Tile-Paint Wood Trusses-Hardware Philco Ford-Westinghouse Appliances-Chambers Appliances North Jefferson City Dial 635-7161 Backer’s Potato Chips Fulton, Missouri 127 Jefferson City COCA-COLA Congratulations to the Bottling Co. things go better.i VI til Coke Plumbing, Heating Refrigeration, Inc. 610 Missouri Blvd. Jefferson City, Missouri 65101 SENIOR CLASS Phone 636-8171 from Jefferson City Missouri 65101 EDDIE ROBIN ETT Congratulations from FULTON BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 5th and Market Streets Fulton, Missouri 65051 L M PRINTING OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Incorporated TONY WEBER Executive Vice-President 115 W. Dunklin St. J. L. MOBILE HOMES 896-4303 m.w jij Jefferson City Missouri Phone 636-6181 128 WEATHERBY ADVERTISING CO. Outdoor Advertising CALLAWAY LUMBER COMPANY 311 Mulberry Street P. O. Box No. 32 Complete Building Supplies Jefferson City, Missouri 65102 Highway 54 South Fulton, Missouri FARM BUREAU INSURANCE MARTIN J. ENGELBRECHT Phone: 642-3140 Agent 522 West McCarty Jefferson City, Missouri Phone 636-3961 HHilli CALLAWAY STOCK Food is our business SALE COMPANY WALLACE BEA O ns? The Spot A i U Compliments Sales every Thursday j the Phone 642-7486 GASTINEAU'S 129 Mike Anderson BACK HOE TRENCHING Centertown, Mo. 65023 Supporting Better Schools for The Kingdom of Callaway Hjfijgfc«Fresh! Fresh! Fresh! FULTON NATIONAL BANK CENTRAL DAIRY MILK Fulton, Mo. IT'S COLD $20,000 Phone 635-6148 Jefferson City, Missouri FDIC «•« OVOM «MUCI CO€« «AHO� Produced and Processed Locally BERNICE SMITH BEAUTY SHOP Complete Beauty Service New Bloomfield, Mo. Bernice Smith, Prop. Phone: 491-3561 130 PAULENA’S FROSTOP DRIVE-IN Cedar City, Mo. Table and Car Hop Service Compliments of ALBERT MILLER’S PHILLIPS New Bloomfield, Missouri Business Phone: 896-4425 Residence Phone: 896-4414 BRIGG’S IGA FOODLINER Highway 54 South Fulton, Missouri Open 24 Hours A Day 7 Days a Week 131 DALLMEYER EQUIPMENT, INC. Sales Service Parts Highway 63 North Cedar City, Mo. Rudy Dallmeyer CASE CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLEGE Phone 635-7348 WILSON’S WHOLESALE MEAT CO., INC. Quality Business Training Secretarial, Accounting Accredited as a two-year School of Business By Accrediting Commission for Business Schools 220 East Dunklin Jefferson City, Missouri Phone: 636-5191 MODERN FARM EQUIPMENT TRACTORS Highway 54 North Fulton, Missouri Phone 642-5777 132 Wayne Vandeloecht Donald Vandeloecht PINECREST ROLLER RINK Fulton, Missouri Phone 642-6905 or 642-7236 Complete Sales and Service on Roller Derby Skates TIM'S MACHINE SHOP New Bloomfield Missouri 1 Block Off 54 Across from KRCG-TV Station Phone 896-4348 DON'S IGA Summit Drive Holts Summit Missouri m We Appreciate Your Business RILEY BROS. PAINT Welding Shop and Portable Feed Hardware Phone 491-3411 New Bloomfield Missouri HOWELL'S TEXACO SERVICE gas oil acc. Phone 491-3313 New Bloomfield Missouri PICK’S MEN’S WEAR Complete line of Men's Clothing Furnishings Ladie's Sportswear Store Hours 9-5 509 Court Street Well-Known Brands Phone 642-4656 Fulton, Missouri 133 TONY'S PIZZA COMPANY Todd's Sandwiches Route 2 Jefferson City, Missouri 65101 Dennis Lickteig, Manager Phone 314 635-0839 SCHULTE'S IGA FOODLINER Southwest Plaza 901 East High 705 Madison Compliments of SUPER-7 BI-RITE MARKET Jefferson City Missouri SHA W MUSIC CO. Columbia Jefferson City Sedalia 213 East Miller Jefferson City Missouri Phone: 635-2732 • • «. S- « • ' 4 Compliments of JOHN DEERE Fulton Jefferson City Columbia WAL-MART DISCOUNT CITY 2233 Missouri Blvd. Jefferson City, Missouri Phone 635-7237 9 am to 9:30 pm Mon-Sat Everyday low-low discount prices DARO’S GARAGE 134 Westminster College Small classes and individual attention are the rule at this excellent four-year liberal arts college for men. Site of internationally famed Many pre-professional programs, Winston Churchill Memorial Major in 15 fields, and Library in the U. S. Army ROTC Program. New Auditorium Dormitories, Science Center, Student Center. William Woods is a friendly college where the individual finds full scope for self-realization. and William Woods students are chosen on the basis of their individual capabilities. William Woods students are offered a varied and challenging academic program in the personalized setting of a small college. Compliments of Gray Brothers Inc. Jefferson City, Missouri Phone: 636-8551 135 Compliments of MISS OUR IPO WER LIGHT COMPANY WESTLAKE'S SCHANZMEYER Ford - Lincoln - Mercury Jefferson City, Missouri Hardware and Lumberteria 1010 Missouri Blvd, Jefferson City, Missouri 636-2189 STATE FARM INSURANCE — S T I ( HIM INSURANCE I Bud Short John Deeker Missouri Agents 608 Missouri Blvd. These advertisers have made our yearbook possible. Please help us support them. THANK YOU 136 BOOSTERS ALEX CEDAR CITY SERVICE MR. MRS. KENNETH CRAIGHEAD Cedar City, Missouri Jefferson City, Missouri MEAMBER'S STORE DEBBIE CAIN Tebbetts, Missouri New Bloomfield, Missouri DALE PUGH STABLES JERRY'S AUTO TRIM UPHOLSTERY New Bloomfield, Missouri Jefferson City, Missouri T, J. NEUKOMM AGENCY, INC. MR. SID FORBIS Fulton, Missouri New Bloomfield, Missouri DE BROECK'S BIG STAR MARKETS CITY ICE AND COLD STORAGE Jefferson City, Missouri Jefferson City, Missouri HARRIET BEDSWORTH McINTIRE'S FLORIST New Bloomfield, Missouri Fulton, Missouri MR. MRS. PERRY FORBIS SOUTHSIDE CLEANERS Tebbetts, Missouri Jefferson City, Missouri CAPITAL SUPPLY COMPANY SCOTTS FURNITURE Jefferson City, Missouri Fulton, Missouri MFA INSURANCE HATFIELD'S CAFE Jefferson City, Missouri Jefferson City, Missouri BOYD BOYD ABSTRACTS KINGDOM FEED Fulton, Missouri Fulton, Missouri BROADWAY SHELL ST. GEORGE LAUNDRY Jefferson City, Missouri Jefferson City, Missouri MR. MRS. A. C. PEARRE, JR. 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