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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1976 volume:

The Beacon New Bloomfield School New Bloomfield, Missouri 4 I CO V G R LS S. Jnr . :‘Csfic untmi-� i t-Xmcrica. 1 Call of the Minutemen prior to the historic Battle of Lexington. 2 The Battle of Concord Bridge was the first battle of the war. 3 Monument to the Minutemen which stands on the site of the Battle of Lexington, where “the shot heard round the world” was fired April 19. 1775. 4 The signing of the Declaration of Independence. July 4. 1776. 5 Independence Hall. Philadelphia, where the Continental Congress con- vened to decide a course of action. 6 Benjamin Franklin. John Adams and Thomas Jefferson working to revise Jefferson’s draft of the Declaration of Independence. Scared of heights, Julie? And I got THIS at Saks Fifth Avenue.... TABLE OF CONTENTS Title Page Bicentennial ................ In Memoriam ................. Dedication .................. Administration .............. Faculty...................... Staff........................ Graduates.................... Prophecies ............. Senior Class History Class Wills............. Class Personalities .... Senior Activities....... Undergrads................... Classes...................... Organizations................ Student Council......... National Honor Society . Band.................... Chorus ................. Ensembles............... French Club ............ Pep Club................ Newspaper Staff ........ Annual.................. Cheerleaders............ Athletics................... Track .................. Softball ............... Baseball ............... Basketball.............. Activities.................. Assemblies ............. 7th 8th Basketball Senior Play............. Senior Trip ............ Senior Graduation....... Awards ................. Eighth Grade Graduation Homecoming ................. Advertisements.............. . 1 . 2 . 8 9 11 15 19 21 29 31 32 33 34 35 47 59 60 61 62 64 65 66 67 67 68 69 73 74 75 76 77 85 86 87 88 91 92 94 . 96 . 97 103 A special thanks to Marilyn Gerrard. Joy Scrivner. and Julie Leisinger for all their extra time and work on the yearbook. Editor After ten years of service. Mrs. Yows is retiring this year. Yuk! What a yearbook! 5 “Stand Your Ground . . . If They Mean to Have a War, Let It Begin Here. ” Capt. John Parker 1 Capt. John Parker uttered those words as the colonial militia under his command prepared to meet the British troops at Lexington. Those works and the painting—Spirit of '76—exemplify the dedication and determination of the American patriots in their fight for independence. The colonies had organized to express their grievances in an effort to resolve the differences within the framework of the Empire. Several of the colonial legislatures had instructed their delegates to the Con- tinental Congress in Philadelphia to oppose any move toward in- dependence. The movement for independence was gaining strength and following the publication of Thomas Paine’s Common Sense. which argued for colonial sovereignty, a resolution was adopted and a committee of five appointed to draft a declaration of independence. 2 General Washington, who had been appointed commander-in-chief of American forces by the Second Continental Congress, was a brilliant military strategist. It was his decision to take his Continentals across the Delaware River on Christmas night which resulted in the first ma- jor colonial victory. That victory at Trenton over Hessian mercenaries gave the ragged army renewed vigor. Supported chiefly through the printing of Continental currency, the colonial army also went through the personal fortunes of many American patriots—among them Washington. Jefferson, Richard Henry Lee and John Adams. These fortunes were donated to the cause of liberty—a cause supported by about one-third of the American population which was near 2,000,000. Another one-third remained loyal to the English crown and the remainder were apathetic. Despite many defeats, the colonies managed to keep an army in the field as a symbol of American resistance, to guarantee a negotiated rather than dictated peace. 2 “ . . Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death!” F atrick Henry 3 Following the victory at Yorktown, Washington refused the offer of his troops to become king and returned to Philadelphia to aid with the establishment of a permanent government for the new republic a loose alliance of sovereign states held together by the Articles of Confederation. An envoy composed of Benjamin Franklin. John Adams and John Jay was sent to negotiate with the British. It was not until 1783 that the peace agreement, known as the Treaty of signed, guaranteeing the sovereignty of the Cnited States of America. The Articles of Confederation, despite many weaknesses, served to un- ify the states until 1787 when a special convention was held at Independence Hall in Philadelphia to revise them. The meeting was attended by fifty-five of the most-prominent men of the day. Twenty- nine of the delegates representing a majority of the states met on May 25 and decided to draft an entirely new constitution rather than am- mend the Articles of Confederation. The meeting then became known as the Constitutional Convention. 4 The men who assembled for the Constitutional Convention were an illustrious group with nearly every delegate a person of prominence in his home state. A large majority favored a strong central government n September 17. 1787. the new constitu- tion was completed. In a little more than four months, six states hac ratified the new constitution. Despite the good beginning, the fight foi ratification was hitter and it was not until September 13. 1788, thai the necessary two-thirds majority of the states had approved the docu ment and Congress could call for states to choose their electors anc congressmen. Several of the states had ratified the constitution wit! the provision that it would be amended. Thus, as one of its first officia acts under the new constitution, the Congress added the first ter amendments knowrn as the Bill of Rights. Washington was un animously elected President and a new nation was launched on i course of democracy. IN MEMORIAM BOB KESSLER He came into your midst sort of quiet and shy. Then he settled and grew into a wonderful guy. He didn’t like friction. He didn't like strife. What he wanted most was joy and life. He didn’t mind hardship - that was part of life's game. For all to succeed - that was his aim, Always willing to help with a word or a prayer. If you were in trouble, he would be there To offer a hand or a word of advice. And when you got “riled, he'd caution Now be nice. He wasn’t an angel - he never claimed wings. But his heart was set on meaningful things. He liked to torment, he loved to tease, But ever and always he was eager to please. He was my youngest son, my pride and my joy. He was his father's one and only boy. His journey through life had only begun. There were many things left to be done. But nobody asked “Have you finished life's show? Death's angel came down and Bob had to go. From Bob Kessler's Mother Dedication DEDICA TION The class of 1976 respectfully dedicates this Bicenten- nial Edition of the Beacon to its sponsors, Mrs. Rosemary Doyle and Mrs. Pat Suttles. Mrs. Doyle has been the history and social studies teacher at N.B.H.S. for the past 12 years. She will be moving to southeast Missouri this summer and will not return next year. Her unceasing service and guidance as a teacher and sponsor will be sorely missed. Our best wishes follow you, Mrs. Doyle. Mrs. Suttles teaches health, American History, and elementary P.E. She also coached the Wildcat girls' basket- ball team. Our senior trip and activities would not have been possible without her fund-raising ability. Mrs. Suttles will be coming back next year. It is with sincere thanks and appreciation for their tireless work and efforts that we, the Senior Class of 1976, dedicate this annual to them. Administration Robert L. Williamson - Superintendent Ollie Shaon - Member BOARD OF EDUCATION AND SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Helyn Yows - Secretary to Board and Superintendent Dave West - President Howard Berry - Member Bill McKim - Vice-President Paul Renoe - Member Jack Maddox - Treasurer HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL Mr. Fred Wehking Mr. Bill Lamkin SECRETARIES TOP: Mrs. Delores Dake. Elementary Secretary BOTTOM: Miss TOP: Mrs. Joyce Floyd. Elementary Secretary BOTTOM. Mrs. Vickie Berry. Elementary Secretary Glenda Siegel. High School Secretary Faculty 16 Mrs. Evans: Home Economics. Family Living. Clothing. Housing Design. Mr. May: American History. Physical Education. Mr. Lawson Math. Chemistry. Science Mrs. Doyle: History. Sociology. Geography. Mrs. Suttles. Health. History. Elementary Physical Education. Ms. Fry Science 17 FACULTY AND Mrs. Marianne Berry-Math, Physics Mrs. Carla Huck-Jr. High and Elementary Work Study Mrs. Sally Dinwiddie-Sr. High Work Study Mrs. Nalleyn Jones-Typing, General Business. Shorthand, Bookkeeping, and Coordinator of the yearbook and newspaper 18 Mrs. Peggy South. Counselor Mrs. Peggy Richards. School Nurse Mr. Pat Nichols. Student Teacher Ms. Pam Steppleman. Student Teacher Miss Cathy Couch. Student Teacher Mrs. Anna Gal- breath. Student Teacher 19 PERSONNEL COOKS Mrs. Opal Boyer. Head Cook Mrs. Lucile Mueller Mrs. Shirley Jordan Mrs. Margaret Taggart BUS DRIVERS FIRST ROW: Mrs. Delores Nichols Mrs. Carol Nichols SECOND ROW: Mr. Gale Nichols Mr. Owen Nevins Mr. Richard Jordan Mrs. Carrie Berry CUSTODIANS Mr. Jim Cassels Mrs. Dorothy Jackson Mr. Jerry Heggarman Graduates 22 Pelt' I may look busy, but I'm only confused. (poj L If you can't go to school. SKIP IT. . fiiC Ccu Win without boasting; lose without excuse. I've changed my mind, but it doesn't work any better. 23 You gotta make your own sunshine. 6 l People say Everybody needs a little love. but I’m a HOG. f A-€L' I agree with no man’s opinion; I have a few of my own. 6 ke via cooaOtt My heart is not my own. but I don’t care; it’s in good hands. YYXmd rL kAJicucL The thoughts are there, but the words never come out right. % ? Boy!-Will Mrs. Berry be glad when I’m gone!! ♦ Better three hours too late than a minute too soon. Regardless of what nocent! WAV you hear—I’m in- Drink, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow may die. I _(x L La Jl fa A ,. :. ■ -V Dreaming permits each and every one of us to be quietly and safely insane every night of our lives. 25 She hears all, thinks much, but talks little. There must be a lot of good in me 'cause it never comes out. You stand In your own light. When I'm right, no one remembers; when I'm wrong no one forgets. LsLL ( f Wondrous is the strength of happiness. Just being happy is lots of fun. A trip to McDonald s is like a trip to heaven. I grew up to be the kind of girl my mother didn't want me to play with. (LA. i_Q-aJ My heart is not my own, but that's okay, traded even. It's not what you do; it what you get away with. Q Xn-n A world without girls! Never! O.'YtvV-' )Jfraud Keep your feet on the ground and reach for the stars! Live!! A little loving goes a long way. but I'm a hog. Be jj Quiet in appearance with motives un- known. MM A world without girls! Never! Picture not available Trouble! I couldn’t live without it. 28 •« SPONSOR Mrs. Doyle CLASS OFFICERS SPONSOR Mrs. Suttles Debbie Keeling-Secretary. John Shelton-President, Gloria Representative. Gene Doyle-Vice-President. Gregg Pearre- Backer-Treasurer. Marilyn Gerrard-Student Council Student Council Representative. SENIOR CLASS PROPHECIES YEAR 1996 MIKE ALEXANDER has replaced Fonzie on Happy Days. Ay-y-y!!! PAULA ALFARO is married to Lem Walker and is now living in the United States raising little Walker gringos. GLORIA BACKER, who did such a good job of editing the 1976 Beacon, is now owner and editor of Playgirl Magazine. RICK BAKER has become the first male to play on the world-famous women's basketball team. The Redheads. CLIFFORD BENNETT and wife, George, has just returned from the Olympics where he has just won seven gold track medals. PAT BLACKABV has now taken Jessie Brewer’s place as head nurse with Dr. Hardy on General Hospital. MIKE CLARK, known for his super jumping ability, has broken the world's record for pole vault jumping; without the pole. PAUL CLAVPOOL is now head butcher at Paul's Hy Klas Market, formerly Don's Hy-Klas Market. DIANA COLTER has replaced the world-renowned model, Twiggy. KAREN COLTER is now the fastest key puncher in the world. MIKE CRUMP has opened his own auto body shop. His motto is, “We need your body. RICHARD CUSTARD has now opened his own private barns for basketball teams. All of his basketball goals are 7'9 ” GENE “CRASH” DOYLE is now the only highway patrolman with a 1953 Studebaker truck as a patrol car. 29 SENIOR CLASS PROPHECIES CONT. GLENN FARRIS is owner of his own chain of nurseries. Plant nurseries, not children nurseries. RHONDA GARRIOTT is now a housewife raising little Sundermeyers. RICHARD GARRIOTT is the left-hand pitcher for the world-famous team, the Carrington Cockroaches. VICKY GARRIOTT is now the head nurse of the Fulton State Hospital. BARB GERLING, now Mrs. Jack Ruppel, is owner of all Safeway supermarkets. MARILYN GERRARD, with her superior intelligence, has become the first woman President of the United States. MIKE GOFF is now the host of his own gourmet T.V. program, The Galloping Gippo. BETH HARRISON, now married to John Finley, has her own bakery, known as Beth's Bakery. Her specialty is selling Long Johns. GLEN HODGES, Colonel in the Air Force, recently went to Havana when his Phantom 4 was hijacked between Dixie and Carrington. DEBBIE HOLMES, now a world-renowned seamstress, is in Paris, finding new ideas in fashion to show the Queen of England. BILLY HOLT has become deputy sheriff of Guthrie, replacing his father, Clifford Holt. BRENDA HOLT, a famous artist, has been commissioned to restore the painting in the Sistine Chapel. GAYLA HOSKINS is now married to Bill Jeffries, and her job is chief assistant to Governor Bond’s dentist. DEBBIE KEELING has become a lawyer and has taken the place of Perry Mason. DIANE KELLEY is now Mrs. Mike Lawson, and they have opened their own pro shop at a nearby country club. TINA KELSAY is now married to John Moon, and they have three children named Full, Half, and New. JULIE LEISINGER is now the statistician of the Guthrie Gophers. In her spare time she is a nurse at the Guthrie Community Hospital. DEBBIE McKIM, who is now married to David Taggart, has opened a new country club called the D D Country Club. RON MURPHY, who is married to Deb, has his own restaurant featuring their new hamburger the Big Murph. CINDI PEARRE is the new president of Central Trust Bank, while hubby Wesley is taking care of their thirteen kids. GREGG PEARRE is married to Colleen Taylor (Tater), and is owner of New Bloomfield City Volkswagen Sales. DANNY PRIEST is the head of Missouri Agriculture and in his spare time races his blue Torino. WAYNE ROY has now taken Ronny Howard's place on Happy Days, complete with the white socks and red crew cut. JOY SCRIVNER is a private secretary to her psychologist hubby, Dr. Bruce Pearre. JOHN SHELTON is now the head chef at Debbie David's Country Club. LEANN STRAW is now a multi-heiress and owns Wal-Mart stores. BEVERLY SUNDERMEYER has been selected as the first woman basketball player on the Los Angeles Lakers replacing Abdul Jabbar. JOE SWEETEN has taken Buck Owen’s place, and is currently beside Roy Clark on Hee Haw. ANDY WELCH has replaced Telly Savalas on Kojak. Andy is always seen with a shaved head and a lollipop. CINDY JENNINGS is the supervisor of Scrub ’Em, Club 'Em, Love 'Em Day Care Center, Inc., which takes care of 950 children each day. SENIOR SPONSOR PROPHECIES MRS. ROSEMARY DOYLE is now living happily in Poplar Bluff. Her husband, Dirt and Soil Doyle, is teaching agriculture at Three Rivers Community College. Mrs. Doyle spends her time taking care of Ethan’s prize pig while Ethan is off organizing a special mail route for the large amounts of letters Mrs. Doyle is receiving from N.B. All of these letters are trying to convince her to come back because she is missed so much. MRS. PAT SUTTLES has left this year for bigger and better things. She missed bugging her sister-in-law so much that she has already gone, and there are still 2 weeks of school left. She will be coaching the Three Rivers Greenheads, a 6’9 girls' basketball team. Her daughter, Missy, is one of the players on the team. Richard Billy Diana Paul Karen k. kA CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1965, 39 first graders entered the school house for the first time. Armed with their lunch box, paper, and pencils, they bravely detached their hand from their mother's and ventured forth into the world of education. Because of its size, their class was divided into two rooms. One part was taught by Mrs. Dean Jones. The other section, which held class in the old unheated barracks, was taught by Mrs. Toni Link. In 1972 forty-five green freshmen began their journey through high school with Mrs. Pat Suttles acting as sponsor. In 1973 the sophomore class had a total of forty-eight. Mrs. Nalleyn Jones and Mr. James Curtis were their sponsors. The highlight of their junior year was a junior-senior trip. With money earned from bake sales, candy sales, and magazine sales, they took the seniors on a three-day, two-night camping trip to Camp Hawthorne at the Lake of the Ozarks. Mr. Keith Adams, Mrs. Grace Evans, and Mrs. Mary Ann Turner were their sponsors. September, 1975, found forty-two seniors at the beginning of the end. On April 10, 1976, the seniors presented a three-act hillbilly play, “A Feudin' Over Yonder. Other memorable events included Hobo Day, Dress-Up Day, and, of course, a three-day senior trip to Rockway Beach at Lake Taneycomo. The juniors treated them to a day at Six Flags on May 15. With the support of their sponsors, Mrs. Rosemary Doyle and Mrs. Pat Suttles, the forty-three seniors opened the door to a new life with their graduation on May 18. Each member of the class leaves New Bloomfield High School with mixed emotions. There is the joy of hope for success in the future, but there is also the sadness of regret for leaving the good times at ol' N.B.H.S. that can never be again. We would like to thank the parents, teachers, and schoolmates who have helped us to have such fond memories of New Bloomfield High. So now, we, the Senior Class of 1976, bid farewell to the fond memories and begin the journey down the road of life. Mike Brenda Cindy Beverly Diane Joe Tina Gene SENIORS’LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, PAULA ALFARO, will my ability to forget everything to Ugly Dawn. I, MIKE ALEXANDER, will my body to the women of the world (only the good-looking ones). I, GLORIA BACKER, will my patience to Dawn (she will need it), and my ability to play fussball with just two peo- ple to the person who beat me by luck only. I, RICK BAKER, being of sound mind and body, will what little height I have to Greg “Hotdog Renoe. Every little bit helps. I, DIANA COLTER, will my ability to hold down three jobs to anyone with enough willpower. I, MIKE CLARK, will my jump shot to Greg Renoe. I, PAUL CLAYPOOL, being of unsound mind and body, will my super-faded blue jeans to the One-Half Dollar (Jeff Ferguson). I, RICHARD CUSTARD, gladly will Mr. Wehking and Mrs. Berry to Greg Renoe. Have fun, son. I, GENE DOYLE, being of semi-sound mind and body, will what is left of my pickem-up truck to Mitch Robert- son. I, GLENN FARRIS, will my secret to keep a slim figure to Blimp. I, RHONDA GARRIOTT, will my body to Mini Muscle (Mary Shelton) and my ability to get out of classes all day long. Good luck! I, RICHARD GARRIOTT, will my ability of reasoning and figuring math problems to Mark Cave. I, BARBARA GERLING, will my ability to put up with the editor through everything to the 1977 co-editors, Becky Cain, Rick Scrivner, and Colleen Taylor. I, MIKE GOFF, will to Mike Cuno my great managing abilities. I, BETH HARRISON, will my ability to change life when it needs it and live it to its fullest to anyone who can han- dle it. I, GLEN HODGES, of not so sound mind and body, will my ability to grow up with the best buddies in the world to everyone. I, DEBBIE HOLMES, will my typing ability to Georganna Beffa. I, BRENDA HOLT, being of sound mind and body, will my ability to go to school the whole year without missing a day to Frances Dulle, Darsel Vaughn, Beulah Holt. I, BILLY HOLT, will all my many abilities to James Dulle. (Hang in there, son.) I, GAYLA HOSKINS, being of sound mind and body, will Rose Poage the privilege of chasing Dorky around the gym and then jumping upon her as hard as she can! One time for me, Rose! And Stacey can have all the rest! I, CINDY JENNINGS, will my great ability to take a whole semester of gym and only dress out three times to Josie Dulle. I, DEBBIE KEELING, will the ability to get along with Jezzy Bell, the mimeograph, to next year's newspaper staff. Talk sweet to her, you guys! I, TINA KELSAY, will my ability to be late every day and to skip at least one day a week to anyone who can get away with it. I, DEBBIE McKIM, will my gift of gab to my sister, Julia, and my ability to worry about grades and guys more than anyone else to Mary Shelton. I, RON MURPHY, will my height to Greg Renoe and my hook shot to Mike Hopsecker. I, CINDI PEARRE, will my great ability to skip school and not get caught, or when I do, have my mother get me out of it, to Becky Cain. I, GREGG PEARRE, being of sound mind and body, will my ability to get a steady girlfriend to Mitch Robertson and Timmie Suggett. I, JOY SCRIVNER, will my ability to be good at most things and best at nothing to anyone who can stand the frustration, and my ability to be a gunner in basketball to anyone with enough confidence to shoot! I, LEANN STRAW, being of slightly unsound mind and body, will the ability to get in the men's dorm at Kirksville to anyone crazy enough not to be able to find the front door. Watch out! I, BEV SUNDERMEYER, being of sound mind and body (I think) will my height (all 6 0 of me) to Sonya Wilson and Julie Trammell. (I would will it to Carrie but she already has it all.) Good Luck, Girls! I, JOE SWEETEN, will my ability to never get into trouble to my brother. I, VICKY GARRIOTT, will my ability to keep a man and make something of myself to anyone who thinks they can handle it. I, MARILYN GERRARD, will my willpower to come in first in track to Greg Renoe; with all the height that he is getting, his long legs should make the rest easy. 32 CLASS Biggest Wolf and Flirt Friendliest Never On Time Most Masculine and Most Feminine Most Conceited Most Considerate Most Likely to Succeed Most Love-Sick Biggest Hotrod Most Handsome and Beautiful Hottest Temper Most Talented Best Actor and Actress Most Emotional Most Intellectual Best Dressed Best Sense of Humor Teacher s Pet Class Clown Most Athletic Gabbiest Most Uncoordinated Most Outgoing Biggest Troublemaker Longest Hair Glenn F. and Debbie K. Cliff and Joy Joe and Debbie H. Richard C. and Julie Joe and Gloria Cliff and Tina Danny and Debbie K. Richard C. and Gayla Rick and Barb Joe and Joy Mike Clark and Pat John and Julie Gene and Deb M. Mike A. and Debbie H. Joe and Brenda Gregg and Deb M. Billy and Leann Mike Clark and Bev Billy and Leann Mike G. and Barb Andy and Joy Gregg and Julie Ron and Bev Mike Alexander Mixed Ch. 1.3; Cl. Play 4; DAC 2,3,4. Paula Alfaro Ch. 1.4; Mixed Ch. 4; CC 4; DMC 4; Band Clinic 4; Cl. Play 4; FC 4; Cl. Sec. 1; TS 4; Band 4; Scholarships 4. Gloria Backer Softball 1; Ch. 1.2; Mixed Ch. 1.2; CC 1.2; DAC 1.2.3.4; DMC 1.2; AS 3.4; NS 4; HR 1.2.3.4; PC 1,2,4; HC Candidate 4; HC Chairman 4; Cl. Treas 2,3,4; HC Comm. 4; NHS 2,3,4; Annual Ed. 4; Cross Country Stat. 4; Scholarship 4; Annual Staff 3.4. Rick Baker Track 1,2; Ch. 1.2; Mixed Ch. 1.2; CC 1.2; DMC 1.2; Basketball 1.2.3,4; Baseball 1.2.3; PC 1.2; HC Escort 4; Basketball Co-Capt. 2. Clifford Bennett Track 3.4; Ch. 1.2; Mixed Ch. 1.2; CC 1.2; DMC 1.2; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1.2,3; PC 1.2; HC Escort 2.3.4, Pat Blackaby Ch. 2; CC 2; DMC 2; AS 4; NS 4; Cl. Play 4; HR 1.2.3.4; FC 3; DAC 1.2.3.4; NHS 2.3.4; Scholarships 4. Mike Clark Track 3.4; Cl. Play 4; Basketball 1.2,3,4; Baseball 1.2.3.4; HC Escort 2.4; DAC 4; Cl. SC Rep 3; Basketball Capt 4; Basketball Co-Capt. 4; Free Throw Trophy 3.4. Paul Claypool Ch 1.4; CC 1; HR 1.2.3.4; Sci. C. 1; PC 1; Boys’ Basketball Manager 2; Boys' Baseball Manager 2; HC Comm. 1,2. Diana Colter Softball 1.2; Track 1; Ch. 1.2; CC 1.2; DMC 1.2; HR 4; Basketball 1; PC 1.2; HC Comm. 3; DAC 3. Karen Colter Softball 1; Ch. 1.2; Mixed Ch. 1.2; CC 1.2; DMC 1.2; AS 4; NS 1.2.3.4; Cl. Play 4; REA Essay Contest 3; Basketball 1,2; HC Comm. 2,3.4. Mike Crump Track 3.4; Ch. 1.4; CC 1; HR 1.2.3.4; Basketball 2,3.4; Baseball 3; Basketball Capt. 4; Basketball Co-Capt. 4; NHS 2,3,4; Most Determined Player 3.4. Richard Custard Track 3.4; Ch. 1.2; Mixed Ch. 1.2; CC 1; NS 3; Cl. Play 4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1.2,3; PC 1.2; HC Escort 1.2.4; SC 2; Basketball Capt 3.4; Sci. C. VP 3; Most Determined Player 4 Gene Doyle Track 3.4; Ch. 1.2; Mixed Ch. 1.2; CC 1; DMC 1.2,3.4; State MC 2; AS 4; Band Clinic 1.2; NS 2.3; Cl. Play 4; HR 1.2.3; Sci. C. 1; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1.2,3,4; PC 1; Outstanding Jr. Boy 3; Band 1.2.3,4; NHS 2.3.4; NHS VP 3; Boys' Double Quartet 1,2,3; DAR Award 1; Boys State 3; HC Emcee 4; Bus. Man. for Yrbk 4; Scholarship 4; Cl. VP 4; SC Pres. 4 Glenn Farris Ch. 1.2; Mixed Ch. 1.2; CC 1.2; NS 1.2.3.4; PC 2.3. Rhonda Garriott Ch. 2; Mixed Ch. 2; CC 2; PC 2.3; TS 2. Richard Garriott HR 2,3; Baseball 1,3.4; DAC 3.4; Baseball Capt. 4; Basketball Video 4. Vicky Garriott NS 1; HR 2. Barbara Gerling Ch. 1.2; Mixed Ch. 1.2; CC 1.2; DMC 2; AS 3.4; NS 4; Basketball 1; PC 1; HC Com. 3; NHS 3.4; NHS Sec 4; Annual Co-Editor 4; FC Treas. 3; DAC 3.4. Marilyn Gerrard Valedictorian; AS 4; NS 4; Cl. Play 4; HR 3.4; SC 3; For. Lang. Cl. 3; TS 4; DAC 4; Cl. SC Rep 4; HC Com. 4; NHS 4; Scholarships 4; Stat. 4. Mike Goff Track 3; Ch. 1.2; Mixed Ch. 1.2; HR 2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2.3; Baseball 3; PC 1.2; DAC 4; Girls' Basketball Man. 3; Boys' Basketball Man. 1.4. Beth Harrison Softball 1.2; Ch. 2.3; Mixed Ch. 2.3; CC 2.3; HR 1,2.3; Basketball 1.3; PC 12 HC Candidate 2.3; HC Chairman 3; DAC 1.3; Cl. SC Rep 1,2,3; HC Com. 1.2,3; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Cheerl. Co-Capt. 3; NHS 2.3.4, Glen Hodges Track 3.4; Mixed Ch. 1.2.4; CC 1; Cl. Play 4; SC 2.3; Basketball 1.2,3.4; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Basket- ball Co-Capt. 1.2.4; Sci. C SC Rep. 3; PC 1.2; HC Escort 3; DACI; Cl. VP 2; Basketball Capt. 1,2,4. Debbie Holmes Ch. 2; CC 2; DMC 2; As 4; NS 3.4; Cl. Play 4; HR 2.3.4; REA Essay Contest 3; FC 3; PC 4; DAC 3.4; NHS 3.4; NHS SC Rep. 4; Newspaper Co-Editor 3; TS 2. Billy Holt Ch. 1,2,3,4; Mixed Ch. 1.2.3.4; NS 2.3; HR 1; Sci. C. 2; PC 1.2; Girls’ Basketball Man. 4; Boys' Basketball Man. 1,2,3; SC 2; Stat. 4 Brenda Holt Softball 1.2; Ch. 1.2.3; Mixed Ch. 1.2.3; CC 1; DMC 1; AS 4; NS 1,2.4; Cl. Play 4; Cl. Reporter 1; HC Com. 1; Yearbk Artist 4. Gayla Hoskins AS 3; TS 3; Stat. 3; Harvest Queen Cand. 3. Cindy Jennings Ch. 1.2; CC 1; DMC 1.2; FC 3; PC 1. Debbie Keeling Ch. 1,2; CC 1.2; Annual Assist. Co-Editor 4; NS 2,3.4; Cl. Play 4; HR 1.2,3.4; REA Essay Contest 3; FC 2; Basketball 4; PC 1; DAC 1.3.4; Cl. Sec. 1,2.4; Girls’ Basketball Man. 4; NHS Pres. 4; NHS Sec. 3; FC SC Rep. 2; DAR Award 4; Scholarship 4; 100% Award 4. Tina Kelsay Softball 1.2; Ch. 1.2; CC 1.2; DMC 1.2; AS 4; HR 2.4; PC 1.2; HC Com. 3. Diane Kelley Lawson Softball 1.2; Ch. 1.2; Mixed Ch. 1.2; CC 1.2; AS 4; NS 4; PC 2; HC Candidate 1.2.3; HC Com. 1.2.3; Voc. Student 3. Julie Leisinger Softball 1.2; Track 1.2; Ch. 1.2.3.4; Mixed Ch. 2.3,4; Sextet 1-3.4; CC. 2.3.4; DMC 1.2.3.4; State MC 4; AS 4; Band Clinic 1.2,3.4; NS 2.3.4; Cl Play 4; FC 3.4; Basketball 2; PC 1; HC Candidate 3; HC Com. 2,3.4; SC VP 4; Cheerleader 1; Band 1,2.3.4; NHS 3.4; Band VP 4; FC SC Rep. 3; DMC Solo 4; Stat. 3.4 Debbie McKim Salutatorian; AS 4; Newspaper Editor 4; NS 3.4; Cl. Play 4; HR 1.2.3.4; FC 1.2.3.4; PC Pres. 4; HC Com. 4; HC Chairman 4; DAC 3.4; Cl. Sec. 3; TS 3; PC SC Rep. 4; Outstanding Jr. Girl 3; NHS 1.2.3.4; FC Pres. 3; Scholarship 4; Kiwanis Club Jr. Scholastic Achievement Award 3. Ron Murphy Track 3.4; Ch. 1.2; CC 2; AS 4; NS 4; Cl. Play 4; HR 4; Sci. C. 1; Basketball 3.4; HC Escort 3.4; TS 1; Basketball Co-Capt. 4; Most Determined Player 3; Harvest Festival Candidate 3. Cindi Pearre Ch. 1.2,4; Mixed Ch. 1.2.4; Sextet 1-3.4; Sextet II- 1.2; DMC 1.2,3.4; State MC 4; Band Clinic 1.2.3; NS 1.2.3.4; Cl. Play 4; HR 1.2.3.4; REA Essay Contest 3; Basketball 3; PC 1.2; HC Com. 3; HC Chairman 3; SC Treas. 3; NHS 3.4; NHS VP 4; Newspaper Editor 3; DMC Solo 4; Band 1,2,3. Gregg Pearre Track 3.4; Ch. 1.2; Mixed Ch. 1.2; CC 1; NS 1.2,3; Cl. Play 2; HR 1.2.3.4; Sci. C. 1.2; Basketball 1; PC 1; DAC 1,2.4; Cl. SC Rep 4 Wayne Roy Track 3.4; Baseball 3; PC 2; TS 2. Joy Scrivner Track 2; Ch. 1.2.4; Mixed Ch. 1,2,4; Sextet 1-4; CC 1.2.4; DMC 4; State MC 4; AS 4; Band Clinic 1.2.3.4; NS 1.2.3.4; Cl. Play 4; HR 1.2.3.4; REA Essay Contest 3; FC 3; Basketball 1.2,3.4; PC 1.2.4; HC Candidate 4; HC Com. 3.4; HC Chair- man 4; Cl. Sec. 1; Girls' Softball Manager 2.3.4; PC VP 4; Cheerleader 1; Band 1.2.3.4; NHS 2.3,4; NHS Treas. 3,4; Band VP 3; Band Rep. 2; Band Libr. 1; FC VP 3; Drum Majorette 2,3,4; Outstan- ding Band Member 4; Annual Photographer 4; DMC Solo 4; Scholarship 4; Flute Trio 3.4; Rebound Award 4. John Shelton Track 3; Ch. 1,2; Mixed Ch. 1,2; CC 1,2; DMC 1.2.3.4; AS 4; Band Clinic 1,2,4; NS 3.4; HR 1.2; FC 4; Sci. C. 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1.2,3; SC VP 3; SC Rep. 2.3.4; HC Com. 2.3; PC 1.2; Class Pres. 3.4; Band 1,2,3.4; Newspaper Co- Editor 4; Band Pres. 4; Band Treas. 3; FC Pres. 4; Boys' Double Quartet 2.3; Annual Photographer 4; HC Emcee 2.3; HC Singer 3; Band Lib. 1. Leann Straw Ch. 1,2,3; Mixed Ch. 1.2.3; Sextet 1-4, CC 1.2,3; DMC 1.2.3.4; State MC 4; Band Clinic 1.2.3; NS 1,2.3.4; Cl. Play 4; HR 1.2.3.4; REA Essay Contest 3; PC 1,2.4; DAC 4; HC Com. 1.2.3,4; Band 1.2.3.4; NHS 2,3.4; NHS SC Rep. 3. Beverly Sundermeyer Softball 1,2.3.4; Track 1.2; Ch. 1.2; Mixed Ch. 1.2; CC 1.2; DMC 1.2; AS 4; NS 1.2.3.4; Cl. Play 4; HR 1.2,3,4; REA Essay Contest 3; Basketball 1,2.3,4; PC 1.2; HC Com. 1.2.3.4; Basketball Capt. 1.4; Basketball Co-Capt. 2; Free Throw Trophy 4; Voc. Student 4 Iaa Quuooton Ch. 1,2.4; CC 1.4; DMC 1.2.4; Band Clinic 1.2; Cl. Play 4; HR 1.2.3.4; Sci. C. Sec. 2; Basketball 1; Baseball 1.2; DAC 4; Band 1.2.4; Cl. Pres. 1; NHS 2.3.4 Andy Welch Track 3; Basketball 1.3; Baseball 1; TS 4; Ch. 1; Mixed Ch. 1. Comm. - Committee Sci. C. - Science Club SC - Student Council NHS - National Honor Society Rep. - Representative TS - Transfer Student Ch. - Chorus DMC - District Music Contest AS - Annual Staff NS - Newspaper Staff DAC - District Academic Contest BC - Choral Clinic Cl. - Class HR - Honor Roll PC - Pep Club FC - French Club HC - Homecoming Dist. - District 34 SpBj6j0pun SPONSORS Mr. Keith Adams and Mr. U. Selby Aswell Jo Lynn Atkinson Deanna Bess Gary Cave Frances Dulle Debbie Farris Wayne Fuller John George Ron Gerrard Debbie Harrison Ginny Helmig Debbie Hodges Beulah Holt Pam Jenkins CLASS OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Colleen Taylor. Student Council; Becky Cain. President; Dawn Lawson. Secretary. SECOND ROW; Jo Lynn Atkinson. Treasurer; Vince Schuster. Student Council Representative. NOT SHOWN: Lori Clark. Vice President. Mark Kepner Teresa Keeling Dawn Lawson Marlene Poiowy Ben Spencer Lisa Suggett Colleen Taylor Darsel Vaughn Lem Walker Mike Wolfmeier NOT SHOWN; Annette Gray 37 Richard Davis Melodie Essen Randy Farris Ronnie Faust Joe Fuller Brent Garriott Linda Gillaspy Steve Hodges Mike Hopsecker Michelle Hubbard Unda Lambeth Jeri Leisinger CLASS OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Melodie Essen. Secretary; Tina Roy. President; Jeri Leisinger. Student Council Representative. SECOND ROW: Mike Sweeten. Vice-President; Karen Smallwood; Treasurer; Mike Cuno. Stu- dent Council Representative. SPONSORS Mrs. Marianne Berry Mrs. Peggy South Libby McGrath Julia McKim Tina Roy Sadie Shipman Karen Smallwood John Spencer Leslie Stewart Richard Sundermeyer Mike Sweeten Sandra Toebben Cathy Vandeloecht CLASS OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Carrie Sundermeyer, President; Sonya Wilson. Vice-President; Georganna Beffa, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Mike Edwards. Treasurer; Terry Gerl- ing. Student Council Representative; Shelley Trammell, Student Council Representative. Carolyn Cave fr Nancy Downs Josie Dulle Jeff Farris Sandy Farris Mary Faust Jim Fletcher Danny Fuller Terry Gerling 8ft v ' Bruce Gerrard Shelley Gillaspy Jim Gilmore Sheryl Goff Brian Gray Kevin Hampton 40 I Sponsor Mr. Jack Rutledge NOT AVAILABLh Butch Jackson Mark Matteson Jacky Holt Gerald Robinson Myra Schroer Barbara Shelton Jerry Smith Roger Spyers Timmie Suggett Carrie Sundermeyer Donald Timbrook Shelley Trammell Linda White Mike Williamson Sonya Wilson 41 SPONSORS Bobby Alexander Shari Baker Glenn Chastonay Bobbi Craighead Doug Gerrard Jody Mclnerney 42 CLASS OFFICERS Bobbi Craighead. Student Council Representative; Patty Powers. President. Stacy Hoskins, vice-president; Gaye Rackers. Treasurer; Jeff Ferguson. Student Council Representative; Shari Baker. Secretary Gaye Rackers Daniel Perrigo Patty Powers Robin Repper David Perrigo Vickie Raps Cherie Roy David Walker Kimmi West Russell Wheat Janice Schroer David Smallwood Brian Smith Kent Vandeloecht 43 SPONSORS Mrs. Nancy Garza Mr. Ted Lawson SEVENTH GRADE Tammy Bartley Mary Ann Bowling Tina Butterfield Jennifer Byrnes Michelle Bennett Alan Clark Margaret Fuller Mark Feely Kevin Davis Kim Hubbard Keith Jeffries Vicky Hopsecker Jamie Johnson Thomas Lowe CLASS OFFICERS Kim Hubbard. President Cheryl Wolfmeier. Secretary Robert Claypool, Treasurer Alan Clark. Student Council Representative Troy Baker. Student Council Representative Kenneth Peneston. Vice-President Pat Pridemore Misty Marr Tony Matteson John Mclnerney Brian Miller Stacy Old Kenneth Peneston Bobby Powers Alan Roark Monty Robertson Jeannie Roy Tammy Spyers Elizabeth Stewart Jon Sumner Kenneth Sundermeyer Janice Vei Dorothy Walker Laura Wekenborg Cheryl Wolfmeier 45 Classes Kenneth Alexander Mrs. Leticia Frey Kevin Cain SIXTH GRADE Renee Chastonay Wendy Chiles I Brenda Garriott Randall Jenkins Miss Linda Semon Philip Crump Larry Hodges Todd Feely Lorna Renoe Kevin Roark Ken Robinson Kelly Rumbaugh Mike Salmons Crystal Schroer Debra Alexandra Rusty Baker Angie Jenkins David Keeling Richard Laws Jonetta Leisinger Ruth Locke Chuck McKim Denise Murphy Kelly Maddox Tracy Robertson Scott Sloan Kamala Payne Don Sundermeyer Dennis Perrigo Lori Trammell Kelly Trammell Don Peneston FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Toni Link Larry Byrnes Tracy Cook Emily Dake Cathy Cooling Tonya Duffield Mark Edwards Laura Gerling Trisha Haymart Elizabeth Jenkins Keith Johnson Margaret Kemp 50 Teresa Miller Blake Nichols Kevin Rackers Kim Shaon Carla Robinson Bobby Rankin Dale Colter 51 FOURTH GRADE Susie Acree Tammy Ballou Millie Bay John Bedsworth Retta Bennett Susie Bess Jimmy Cave Susie Clark Jerry Downs Mrs. Link NOT AVAILABLE Zella Underwood Vanessa Rumbaugh David Tucker Brett Underwood Kevin Vandeloecht Mark Viet Mitchell Wolfe THIRD GRADE Mrs. Spencer NOT AVAILABLE Dawn Humphrey Edward Anderson Billy Bivens Dawn Browner Joseph Gilmore Klay Gilffeland Mindy Henderson Monica Jenkins Shelley Kelley Sherri Locke Timmy Martin Donna Murphy Richard Osborn Derita Perrigo Danny Powers Lynn Rankin Stephanie Reynolds Billy Rumbaugh Carla Smith Randy Spencer Laura Spyers John Stegmann Sue Ann Timbrook Mike Underwood Adrienne Dawson Joseph Gilles Crystal Savoy Jay Williamson SECOND GRADE Mrs Stokes NOT AVAILABLE Kimberly Trenary Tony Abbott Kim Anderson Anita Bartley Todd Bedsworth Jimmy Beffa Stacy Gilmore Donnie Caldwell Ronnie Caldwell Theresa Gilmore Harold Hazlett Michael Hilgert Stephan Jenkins Bryan Kempker Greg Maddox Perry Staats Lisa Roark Dianne Salmons Ronald Smith Mike Veit Sherry Shipman Samantha Seigel Mike Trauermcht Barbara Underwood Stephen Underwood Clarence Vaughn David Suggett Y Bridgette Vinyard FIRST GRADE Mrs. Streeter Gina Laucks Tracy Feely Lisa Hill Louise Lowe Troy Duffield Marlene Garriott Yolanda Fencer Mike Hubbard Mary Hatting Steven Patrick Sarah Peneston Donald Perrigo Greg Nuckolls Jennifer Olson Julie Siegel Cindy Sloan Kelly Staats Matt Stegmann Todd Wekenborg Susan Wolfe Josh Woods Dana Anderson Lynn Browner KINDERGARTEN Mrs. Wehking Mike Cave Jeff Davis Lee Delay Eric DeVenney Tonya Hay mart Sammy Gaines Shane Garnet Tammy Fowler Chris Golden Randy Osborn Sandy Patrick Tanya Rehma Stacey Pardon Leigh Underwood Wes Wade Jeff Trammell Mike Trammell David Underwood 57 Organizations § o o § g co 1st ROW. left to right: John Shelton; Debbie Keeling, Secretary; Mary Shelton, Treasurer; Julie Leisinger, Vice- President; Gene Doyle. President; Tina Roy. Parliamentarian. 2nd ROW. Mike Cuno. Terry Gerling. Gregg Pearre, Vince Schuster. Troy Baker. Jeff Ferguson. Alan Clark. 3rd ROW, Patty Powers. Bobbi Craighead. Debbie McKim, Colleen Taylor, Becky Cain, Carrie Sundermeyer. Jeri Leisinger, Marilyn Gerrard, Shelley Trammell. Kim Hubbard. You can't fool Santa Claus. Debbie—he knows you haven't REALLY been a good girl this year! And now. I am about to depart to you the wisdom of the ages. 60 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1st ROW. left to right: Gene Doyle. Parliamentarian; Gloria Backer; Joy Scrivner, Treasurer; Barbara Gerling, Secretary; Debbie Holmes. Student Council Representative; Debbie Keel- ing. President; Cindi Pearre. Vice-President; Mike Crump. 2nd ROW. Joe Sweeten. Julie Leisinger, Becky Cain. Dawn Lawson. Jo Lynn Atkinson. Lori Clark. Colleen Taylor. Leann Straw. Deb- bie McKim, Mrs. Meredith Bahr—Sponsor. NEW MEMBERS Mark Cave. Mike Hopsecker Vivienne Polowy. Marlene Polowy Dee Bess. Karen Smallwood Susan Baker. Marilyn Gerrard BAND FIRST ROW: Dawn Lawson. Becky Cain. Joy Scrivner. Tina Roy. Shelley Trammell. Dalene Lawson. Sheryl Goff. Nancy Downs. SECOND ROW: Lori Clark, Melodie Essen. John Shelton. Jan Atkinson. Rosalie Dake. Brian Smith. Scotty Payne. Julie Trammell. Shari Baker. Mary Ann Bowling. Vicky Hopsecker. Robin Repper. Kimmi West. Gay Rackers. THIRD ROW: Linda White. Carrie Sundermeyer. Sonya Wilson. Rhonda White. Bob- bi Craighead. Nancy Davis. Jamie Johnson. Tammy Bartley. Tammy Spyers, Troy Baker. John Mclnerney. Dale Downs. Tom Hoffman. Jeffrey Ferguson. Dennis Hodges. Liz Queen. Mitch Robertson. Mike Edwards. Joe Sweeten STANDING: Jennifer Byrnes. Pat Conway. Timmie Suggett. Julie Leisinger. Gene Doyle. Mrs. Garza (Director). Chris Tucker. Mike Williamson. Danny Laws. Homer Backer. Forrest Locke. Leann Straw. Jo Lynn Atkinson. Colleen Taylor. As always. New Bloomfield High School Marching Band—known for their straight lines. JUNIOR HIGH AND INTERMEDIATE BAND 181 FIRST ROW: Rhonda White. Bobbl Craighead. Glenn Chastonay. Mary Ann Bowling. Vicky Hopsecker. Robbin Repper. Kimmi West. Gaye Rackers. SECOND ROW: Nancy Davis. Jamie Johnson. Tammara Bartley. Tammy Spyers. Troy Baker. John Mclnerney. Dale Downs. Tom Hoffman. Jeffrey Ferguson. Brian Smith. Scotty Payne. Shari Baker. Julie Trammell. STANDING: Jennifer Byrnes. Pat Conway. Chris Tucker. Forrest Locke. Mrs. Garza (Director). FIRST ROW: Michelle Goldsmith. Kelley Maddox. Renee Williams. Tracy Robertson. Lori Trammell. Rhonda Jo Ferguson. SECOND ROW: Jan Mclnerney. Dezra Lawson. Elizabeth Jenkins. Cathy Dooling. Todd Feely. James Bess. Garry Hodges. Kevin Cain. Blake Nichols. Philip Crump. Randall Jenkins. Drake Dawson. THIRD ROW: Larry Hodges. Rusty Baker. Kamla Payne. Jonetta Leisinger. Trisha Haymart. Jeania Sundermeyer. Kelley Trammell. Renee Polowy. Wendy Chiles. Ruth Locke. 63 BOYS CHORUS Left to Right. FIRST ROW: Mike Edwards. Gary Peneston. SECOND ROW: Richard Davis. Mark Crump. Glen Hodges. Mike Hopsecker. Mike Cuno. THIRD ROW: Terry Gerling. Alan Miller. Jeff Farris. FOURTH ROW: Mike Sweeten. Doug Custard. Mitch Robertson. FIFTH ROW: Randy Farris. Homer Backer. SIXTH ROW: Mike Williamson. Joe Sweeten Billy Holt. “SINGA RAINBOW” The OMMC Conference Chorus was the first musical event of the year for N. B. singers. Twenty vocalists spent the day at Fatima High School for a day long rehearsal and concert. Selections from the conference chorus, some new music, and some older selections from the files, were presented by the Girls Glee Club and Mixed Chorus for the Fall Concert. Early April brought District Music Contest for the Girls Glee Club at Mexico, Mo. A Spring Concert con- cluded the year’s activities. GIRLS CHORUS SITTING ON JUNGLE GYM. FIRST ROW: Lori Clark. Virginia Hoffman. Sonya Wilson. SECOND ROW: Joy Scrivner. Sadie Shipman, Vicki Colter. THIRD ROW: Jan Atkin- son. Tina Roy. Maxine Lynes. FOURTH ROW: Shelley Trammell. Sheryl Goff. Linda White. Kassie McKim, Julie Leisinger. Dawn Lawson, Jeri Leisinger. Donna Crawford. Tracy Lyons. Carrie Sundermeyer. STANDING: Mrs. Nancy Garza (Director). Cathy Jordan. Allison Case, Melodie Essen, Liz Queen. Karen Smallwood. Dalene Lawson. Lisa Ash. Deanna Bess. Susan Baker. Vivienne Polowy. KNEELING: Rosalie Dake. Leslie Stewart. Julia McKim. Sandy Farris. Joyce Boessen. GIRLS SEXTET FIRST ROW Joy Scrivner. Cindi Pearre. SECOND ROW: Dawn Law- son. Julie Leisinger. Lori Clark. Leann Straw FLUTE QUARTET Shelley Trammell, Nancy Downs, Dalene Lawson, and Sheryl Goff. CONTEST SOLOISTS FIRST ROW: Carrie Sundermeyer. Julie Leisinger, Cindi Pearre. SECOND ROW: Rosalie Dake. Dawn Lawson. Joy Scrivner. Lori Clark. THIRD ROW: Danny Laws. Mike Williamson. Mike Edwards. FRENCH CLUB 66 FIRST ROW: Vivienne Polowy, Debbie McKim, John George. SECOND ROW: Lori Clark. Marlene Polowy. Jo Lynn Atkinson. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Bahr, Dawn Lawson, John Shelton. Colleen Taylor. Julie Leisinger. NEWSPAPER STAFF FIRST ROW John Shelton. Debbie McKim. Debbie Keeling. Shelley Trammell. Kassie McKim. Marilyn Gerrard. Barbara Shelton. SECOND ROW: Tracy Lyons. Brenda Holt. Sadie Ship- man. Sheryl Goff. Dalene Lawson. Linda White, Tina Roy. Jan Atkinson. Marlene Polowy. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Jones. Advisor. Vivienne Polowy. Teresa Keeling. Debbie Holmes. Dawn Law- son. Liz Queen. Georqanna Beffa. Becky Cain. Ron Murphy. Melodie Essen. FOURTH ROW: Cindi Pearre. Pat Blackaby, Leann Straw. Jo Lynn Atkinson. Colleen Taylor. Julie Leisinger. Gene Doyle. Beverly Sundermeyer. Karen Colter. Diane Kelley. Cheryl Wolfmeier. FIFTH ROW: Joy Scrivner. Gloria Backer. Glen Farris. Shari Baker. Jeri Leisinger. Mary Shelton. Carrie Sundermeyer. Barb Gerling. PEP CLUB FIRST ROW: Mrs. Meneely. Sponsor. Robin Repper, Susan Baker. Mary Faust. Debbie McKim. Teresa Keeling. Joy Scrivner. Mrs. Dinwiddie. Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Nancy Downs. Jody Mclnerney. Pam Jenkins. Debbie Hodges. Linda Gillaspy. Debbie Holmes. Lee Padgett. Leann Straw. Gloria Backer. STANDING: Shelley Trammell. Kassie McKim. Georganna Beffa. Colleen Taylor. Dawn Lawson. Becky Cain. 67 FIRST ROW: Ron Murphy. Gene Doyle. John Shelton. Mrs. Jones. Cindi Pearre. Brenda Holt. Gloria Backer, Tracy Lyons. Barbara Gerling. Richard Davis. Debbie Keeling. SECOND ROW: Dawn Lawson. Becky Cain. Julie Leisinger. Karen Colter. Diane Lawson. Tina Kelsay. Debbie Holmes. Marilyn Gerrard. Pat Blackaby. THIRD ROW: Joy Scrivner. Bev Sundermeyer. Mary Shelton. Debbie McKim. ANNUAL STAFF TOP Co-Editor. Barb Gerling; Assistant Co-Editor. Debbie Keeling; Business Manager, Gene Doyle; Photographers, Joy Scrivner, John Shelton VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: Tina Roy. Georganna Beffa. SECOND ROW: Colleen Tayior. Dawn Lawson. Kassie McKim. THIRD HOW: Shelley Trammell. Becky Cain VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Becky Cain - Captain Georganna Beffa - Co-Captain JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 71 Athletics CROSS COUNTRY FIRST ROW: Homer Backer. Roger Spyers. Randy Hiatte. Tim- mle Suggett. Marvin Bennett. SECOND ROW: Greg Renoe. Alan Berry. Alan Miller, Donnie Timbrook, Terry Gerling. THIRD ROW: Mike Clark. Mike Edwards. Mitch Robertson. Mike Williamson. Danny Fuller. FOURTH ROW: Doug Custard. Clif- ford Bennett. Richard Custard. Glen Hodges. Mike Crump. FIFTH ROW: Rick Baker. Tim Mattern. Vince Schuster. Mike Hopsecker. SIXTH ROW: Ron Murphy. Coach Gordon May. Gene Doyle. NOT PICTURED: Wayne Roy NB vs Russellville 28 - 30 NB vs Belle 55 - 60 NB vs Helias 40 - 32 NB vs Blair Oaks 44 - 40 NB vs Russellville 38 - 34 NB vs M.M.A. 16 - 52 NB vs Helias 38 - 40 (Low score wins) Triangular Meet-2nd place Conference Meet-3rd place Triangular Meet-lst place 74 Leader of the pack. SOFTBALL Bk. ' v.V' xv' MWMEirTWCyV IWMKSrl' J KNEELING: Carrie Sundermeyer. Jeri Leislnger. FIRST ROW: Brenda Holt. Joy Scrlvner. Beverly Sundermeyer. Becky Cain. Colleen Taylor. Dawn Lawson. Kassie McKim. Georganna Bella, Betty Lynes. Dalene Lawson. Sheryl Gotl. STANDING: Sonya tki • - airt Wilson. Maxine Lynes. Darsel Vaughn, Joyce Boessen, Leslie Stewart, Vivienne Polowy, Donna Crawtoro, Shelley Gillaspy, Liz Queen. Lori Clark, Mrs. Pat Suttles—Coach NB Russellville A Team 11-9 NB Russellville B Team 27-10 NB Ashland A Team 15-19 NB St. Elizabeth A Team 8-16 NB St. Elizabeth B Team 2-10 NB Belle A Team 6-18 NB Blair Oaks A Team 7-8 NB Blair Oaks B Team 13-20 NB Mokane A Team 12-3 NB Mokane B Team 9-2 NB Sturgeon District Game 21-2 NB Ashland District Game 6-7 T The '75 - '76 year brought new faces to the softball team and also new uniforms for the team. The team would like to thank the N. B. Athletic Boosters for our uniforms and their support. Good Luck, Seniors!! BACK ROW: Ron Gerrard, Greg Renoe. Mike Hopsecker. Richard Polowy-Statistician. Terry Gerling, Karen Smallwood-Statistician. Sundermeyer. Rick Baker. MIDDLE ROW: Bruce Gerrard. Richard ON SIDES: Mr. Lawson-Coach. Gene Doyle. Garriott, Mike Clark. Mike Edwards. BOTTOM ROW: Vivienne BASEBALL NB Ashland 0-20 NB Ashland 3-3 NB Mokane 1-4 NB Mokane 1-6 NB Helias 0-1 NB Helias 1-9 NB Fulton 1-16 NB Tuscumbia 6-5 NB Eugene 0-22 NB Stoutland 12-4 NB Dixon 3-22 NB Helias 1-7 District Game 76 JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL KNEELING: Keith Adams—Coach. STANDING: Terry Alan Miller. Alan Berry. Danny Fuller. Tim Suggett. Roger Gerling—Manager. Marvin Bennett. Homer Backer. Mitch Spyers. Mike Edwards. Greg Renoe. Mike Cuno—Manager. Robertson. Donny Timbrook. Mike Williamson. Ron Gerrard. STATISTICIANS 77 Susan Baker. Julie Leisinger. Marilyn Gerrard VARSITY BASKETBALL STANDING: Mike Clark, Mike Crump. Clifford Bennett, Vince Mattern, Richard Custard, Glen Hodges. Rick Baker. Doug Schuster. Ron Murphy. Mike Hopsecker, Gene Doyle. Tim Custard KNEELING: Coach May; Mike Goff, Team Manager. NB Tuscumbia 79-75 NB Fatima 33-53 NB So. Callaway 60-42 NB Fatima 42-52 NB Russellville 52-30 NB Tuscumbia 47-56 NB Linn 39-66 NB Bland 59-46 NB St. Elizabeth 65-43 NB Blair Oaks 44-62 NB Ashland 60-50 NB Eugene 41-42 NB Belle 54-61 NB Chamois 46-45 NB No. Callaway 37-60 NB So. Callaway 59-55 NB Hallsvllle 81-51 NB MSD 75-72 NB So. Callaway 42-54 NB Blair Oaks 20-22 NB Ashland 56-50 NB Russellville 69-58 NB Vienna 58-51 NB Chamois 42-46 NB Chamois 36-46 • Tournament • Regionals 78 First Winning Season in Six Years Gene Doyle Mike Crump Ron Murphy SENIOR WILDCATS Mike Clark Clifford Bennett Glen Hodges Rick Baker Rich Custard VARSITY GIRLS’ BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Joy Scrivner, Beverly Sundermeyer. SECOND son, Vivienne Polowy. Donna Crawford. Carrie Sundermeyer, ROW: Debbie Keeling—Manager, Jeri Leisinger, Jo Lynn Atkin- Marlene Polowy, Liz Queen. Sonya Wilson, Pat Suttles—Coach. NB Blair Oaks 43-8 NB Fatima 33-25 NB Belle 18-40 NB Blair Oaks 39-8 NB Helias 41-19 NB Vienna 40-37 NB St. Elizabeth 52-25 NB Ashland 36-34 NB Fulton 46-22 NB Blair Oaks 37-9 NB Ashland 27-36 NB Bland 35-18 NB St. Elizabeth 37-29 NB Chamois 33-27 NB Fulton 37-28 NB Russellville 35-36 NB Viburnum 26-20 NB Belle 22-36 Forfeit—Linn to NB Placed 2nd in Conference 3rd in Regionals As we look back at the season this year, we can feel proud of our Wildkittens. They finished the season with 15 wins and 4 losses, which placed them second in the O.M.M.C. Conference. Congratulations to Lori Clark and Carrie Sundermeyer for being selected to represent N.B.H.S. on the O.M.M.C. Conference Team. Thanks to the entire squad for making this a very successful year for your school and yourselves!!! We needed it!!!! Good luck to the three seniors who will be leav- ing us. (Bev Sundermeyer, Joy Scrivner and Debbie Keeling) 80 Joy Scrivner Co-Captain Shoot it over here. Lori! Beverly Sundermeyer Captain Debbie Keeling Manager JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS FIRST ROW: Shelley Gillaspy. Liz Queen. Jeri Loisinger, Sheryl Essen. Marlena Polowy, Leslie Stewart. Vivienne Polowy, Linda Goft. SECOND ROW: Debbie Keeling-Manager, Dalene Lawson. White. Mrs. Suttles-Coaeh. Jo Lynn Atkinson. Donna Crawford. Karen Smallwood. Melodie NB Fatima 12-32 NB Belle 8-15 NB Vienna 9-25 NB St. Elizabeth 15-20 NB Ashland 6-24 NB Fulton 16-22 NB St. Elizabeth 14-11 NB Chamois 16-15 NB Fulton 12-42 NB Russellville 17-34 B Basketball Girls!!! Whats this???....A basketball!! Well, what do you do with it??? Drible or pass it down court and shoot it through the basket....Think you can do it??? Only with teamwork, practice and patience..Okay! Let's get with it and good luck!! 82 I'm going as fast as I can, and he's still gaining on me! Duck, Mike! Turn around. Richard—you're not camera-shy. are you? WHAT? You mean I've been going the wrong way? Look. I can even do it with my eyes closed!” All right, here's the plan—I'll grab Mrs. Suttles. you guys turn on the hose, and we ll GET her! Activities 1st place winner-Robbin Repper ASSEMBLIES CHRISTMAS TALENT SHOW ASSEMBLY ASHLAND BAND SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL BACK ROW: Jay Finley. Brian Miller. Kenneth Sundermeyer. Roark. FRONT ROW: Tony Matteson. John Mclnerney. Monty Chris Goff. Kevin Boessen. Troy Baker. Robert Claypool. Alan Robertson. John Beffa. Mark Feely. Alan Roark. EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL BACK ROW: Glen Chastonay. Jerry Ruppel. David Smallwood. David Walker. Mike Gerling. Larry Stevens. Kent Holt. Kent Vandeloecht. Pat Conway. FRONT ROW: Mark Jennings, Doug Gerrard. Danny Perrigo. David Perrigo. Scotty Payne. Dwayne Dulle. Dale Downs. Jeff Ferguson. Ron Murphy. Gene Doyle. Richard Custard. COACHES Mike Clark. Mike Goff, Glen Hodges. SENIOR PL A Y “A-FEUDIN’ OVER YONDER” Mountain Maggie .... Maw Fry............... Emmy Fry.............. Izzie Fry............. Clem Fry.............. Rosie Belle Fry....... Aunt Harry Hornhonker Becky Mae Hornhonker Willy Hornhonker .... Pappy Popoff.......... Zeke Popoff .......... Travelin' Preacher .... Wedding Guests....... Musicians............. Prompters............. Sponsors and directors Cast ......................Debbie McKim .....................Marilyn Gerrard .........................Joy Scrivner ........................Gene Doyle .........................Leann Straw .....................Debbie Keeling .......................Pat Blackaby ...............Beverly Sundermeyer ......................Mike Alexander .........................Ron Murphy .........................Mike Clark ...................Mr. Selby Aswell ........................Brenda Holt Debbie Holmes Paula Alfaro Karen Colter Mrs. Pat Suttles Cindi Pearre .......................Joe Sweeten Vince Schuster ......................Julie Leisinger Brenda Holt ...............Mrs. Rosemary Doyle Mrs. Pat Suttles HONOR ROLL TWELFTH GRADE ELEVENTH GRADE Pat Blackaby Debbie Keeling Becky Cain Jo Lynn Atkinson Marilyn Gerrard Paul Claypool Dawn Lawson Rosella Poage Debbie Holmes Bev Sundermeyer Colleen Taylor Teresa Keeling Joy Scrivner Joe Sweeten Ron Gerrard Dee Bess Debbie McKim Leann Straw Mark Cave Lori Clark Barbara Gerling Diana Colter Marlene Polowy Cindi Pearre Tina Kelsay Mike Crump Gregg Pearre Gloria Backer Gayla Hoskins Ron Murphy TENTH GRADE NINTH GRADE Karen Smallwood Joyce Boessen Mike Edwards Terry Gerling Susan Baker Kathy Jordan Danny Laws Lee Padgett Tracy Lyons Mike Sweeten Linda White Kassie McKim Jan Atkinson Randy Farris Georganna Beffa Dalene Lawson Vivienne Polowy Melodie Essen Liz Queen Rosella Poage Mike Hopsecker Gerald Robinson Roger Spyers Sonya Wilson Rosalie Dake Donna Crawford Nancy Downs EIGHTH GRADE Bobbi Craighead Shari Baker Kimmi West Julie Trammell Rhonda White Robbin Repper SEVENTH GRADE Patty Powers Laura Laws Gaye Rackers Nancy Davis Janice Veit Brian Miller Jody Mclnerny Forrest Locke Kevin Boessen John Beffa Pat Conway Mike Gerling Vicky Hopsecker Laurie Wekenborg Glenn Chastonay Dale Downs Jamie Johnson John Mclnerny A THLETIC WARDS FIRST ROW: Lori Clark. Leslie Stewart. Carrie Sundermeyer, Joy Scrivner. Bev Sundermeyer. Darsel Vaughn. Sonya Wilson; SECOND ROW: Clifford Bennett. Mike Clark. Glen Hodges. Richard Custard. Ron Murphy; THIRD ROW: Mike Crump. Mitch Robertson. Tim Suggett. Roger Spyers Leslie Stewart - Most Improved Basketball Player Carrie Sundermeyer - Rebound Trophy Joy Scrivner - Rebound Trophy Bev Sundermeyer - Free Throw Trophy Darsel Vaughn - Fielding Award Sonya Wilson - Defensive Award Clifford Bennett - 3rd in Conference. 8th at District, 67th at State Track Meet Lori Clark - Batting Average Award, Field Goal Award. Defensive Award Richard Custard - All Conference. All South Callaway Tournament, All-District, Defensive Award, 110% Award NOT SHOWN—Mike Edwards - Fielding Award, Ron Gerrard - Bat- ting Average Award Mike Clark - Free Throw Trophy Glen Hodges - 7th at Conference. 23rd at District Ron Murphy - All Conference. Rebound Trophy Mike Crump - 110% Award Mitch Robertson - Most Improved Basketball Award Tim Suggett - 6th at Conference Roger Spyers - 4th at Conference PERFECT ATTENDANCE SEVENTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE Jennifer Byrnes Keith Jeffries Vickie Hopsecker Jamie Johnson Brian Miller Mike Cave Bobbi Craighead Dale Downs Doug Gerrard Kent Holt Forrest Locke Volanda Mantle Gaye Rackers Brian Smith Rose Spencer NINTH GRADE TENTH GRADE Donna Crawford Dennis Hodges Joyce Boessen Mike Hopsecker Jeff Farris Tim Suggett Kathy Jordan ELEVENTH GRADE TWELFTH GRADE Dawn Larson Ron Gerrard Gayla Hoskins CITIZENSHIP A WARDS Seventh Grade.................................................................Brian Miller and Laura Wekenborg Eighth Grade ................................................................. Pat Conway and Bobbi Craighead Ninth Grade ......................................................................Danny Laws and Linda White Tenth Grade.....................................................................Mike Cuno and Sadie Shipman Eleventh Grade.................................................................Mark Cave and Jo Lynn Atkinson Twelfth Grade...................................................................Ron Murphy and Debbie Holmes HALL OF FAME AWARDS prenCh ........................................................................................Jo Lynn Atkinson Social Studies.................................................................................Karen Smallwood English.............................................................................................Pa Blackaby Home Economics............................................................................................Debbie Holmes Science........................................................................................Jo Lynn Atkinson ..................................................................................................Marilyn Gerrard ...........................................................Debbie McKim Work Study ’!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!......................................................................Mike Wolfmeier ..............................................................................................Pat Blackaby Music !!! . .!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!......................................................................J°y Scrivner Industrial Arts...................................................................................... Mark Cave Physical Education and Health ....................................................................Marilyn Gerrard Valedictorian........................... Salutatorian ........................... Outstanding Senior...................... Danforth Foundation—I Dare You Award Boys’ State............................. Sophomore Pilgrimage.................... Most Improved Attitude-Junior High . . . Senior High . . . .............Marilyn Gerrard ..............Debbie McKim ...............Debbie Keeling Debbie Keeling and Gene Doyle .................Ron Gerrard ...................Mike Cuno ............Ken Sundermeyer ..............Sadie Shipman Outstanding Juniors Vince Schuster and Becky Cain SCHOLARSHIPS CSMU Regents Scholarships—Gloria Backer, Pat Blackaby. Marilyn Gerrard. Debbie Keeling. Debbie McKim. Joy Scrivner. Three Rivers Community College Waiver of Fees Scholarship-Gene Doyle University of Missouri Curators Scholarship-Marilyn Gerrard Northeast Missouri State University Regents Scholarship-Pat Blackaby 95 Sponsors—Mrs. Karla Huck and Mrs. Meredith Bahr 8TH GRADE GRADUATION High Grade-Point Average—Kimml West 6u!LU009luoh 1976 HOMECOMING QUEEN Georganna Beffa. Homecoming Queen, was escorted by Clifford Bennett. She is the daughter of Mr. Mrs. John Beffa. Her activities include cheerleading and newspaper staff. AND COURT Joy Scrivner. escorted by Richard Custard, was first runner-up. She is the daughter of Mr. Mrs. Leo G. Scrivner. Her activities include yearbook photographer and drum majorette for the band. She is a senior this year. Shelley Trammell was escorted by Mike Clark. She was se- cond runner-up. Shelley is the daughter of Mr. Mrs. Billy Joe Trammell. She is a freshman, and her activities include varsity cheerleading and newspaper staff. Becky Cain, escorted by Tim Mattern. is a junior. She is the daughter of Mr. Mrs. James Cain and her activities in- clude cheerleading and yearbook staff. Becky was tied for third runner-up. Gloria Backer was escorted by Rick Baker. She is a senior nd the daughter of Mr. Mrs. Yates Backer. Her activities include yearbook editor and National Honor Society. Gloria tied for third runner-up. 99 BONFIRE Pep Rally Advertising DUNKIN DONUTS HARBISON-WALKER REFRACTORIES Division of Dresser Industries Inc. Fulton. Mo. 65251 A Quality Product served in A Clean and Friendly Atmosphere 24 hours a day 7 days a week An Equal Opportunity Employer M F Corner Mo. Blvd. and Dix Road Phone-635-0521 Quality is a Matter of Pride 509 Court Street, Fulton, Mo. MAUPIN FUNERAL HOME Fulton, Missouri Highway 54 South Thoughtful Services Personal Attention to Details 3 ai±£7i £J.£.ucrzLry, Una. 234 East High JEFFERSON CITY. MO. 65101 Downtown Jefferson City CloiMnq tor Men DARO’S EXCAVATION Custom Ponds Dirt Moving and Brush Clearing Rt. 2 Fulton, Mo. 642-4948 BOYCE AUTO BODY 409 West Elm Jefferson City, Mo. 65101 DUNAVANT'S DRUG 600 Court St. Fulton, Mo. 642-6892 CLASSIC BEAUTY SALON 121 E. High St. Jefferson City, Mo. 636-9236 Phone 635-7317 Experts in Hair Styling Ph. 295-4548 Darrell Boyce, Owner Downtown Jefferson City JAMES W. CAVE NEW BIOOMFIELD, MISSOURI 65063 Ph-295-4548 SAFFEE'S 227 High Street Jefferson City DE BROECK S 435 Clark Ave. 400 Dix Road Friendliest Stores in Jefferson City 104 LEO’S SKELLEY SERVICE Highway 63 North Cedar City, Missouri 635-5032 Leo Scrivner-Lessee Money Back Guaranteed Skelly Products Truck Service Oil Change Tire Change Lubrication Michelin Tires Five Blends of Gasoline and Diesel' Fuel State Inspection Station Complete Line of Accessories 105 “Satisfying Customers Is Our Business -4- They Were Thankful Then... We’re Thankful Now ...for freedom, and all it means—won for our nation at great cost by people of vi- sion and will. It’s a priceless heritage, the firm foundation on which to build new ven- tures, find new answers to old problems—new path- ways into the future. Our forefathers were thankful for some pretty basic things—food, shelter, and above all, freedom. So are we. CALLAWAY ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE Owned by Those We Serve APACHE FLATS HY KLAS MARKET Route 5 Jefferson City, Mo. Open 7 Days a Week 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. Phone 893-2450 BRIGGS FOODLINER Highway 54 South Fulton, Mo. Open 7 days a week 7 a.m. to 12 a.m. Daily HOWELL WATER SERVICE If You Need Water Go To Howell 9 New Bloomfield, Mo. Phone 491-3313 HUMAN KNAPP HERFF JONES CO. 114 Bennett Ave. Macon, Mo. 63552 Cap And Gowns Diplomas Class Rings Medals Awards Announcements Cards Yearbooks COMMERCIAL MAINTENANCE SERVICE CO. Complete Janitor Supplies Orville E. Stieferman 807 Jefferson, Phone 635-3488 Jefferson City, Mo. 65101 106 THE NOVELTY SHOPPE’ Brake Service Tires, mufflers, tail and front-end alignment 4th and Nic., Fulton, Mo. Hair Design Summit Drive Holts Summit, Mo. 65043 Phone 896-4811 CECIL’S STEWART BOOKSTORE HAROLD NOLTE AGENT RESTAURANT School-Office Supplies Typewriters 523 Court St. 1001-D Missouri Blvd. Jefferson City Missouri Good Eating . . . Always Carriage Banquet Room For Private Gatherings 103 West 5th Street Fulton, Missouri Phone: 642-2028 Fulton, Mo, 107 HOUSE OF BARGAINS We Reserve Hie Right te Limit OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. — 10 P.M. SUNDAY 9 A.M.-6 P.M. 109 APACHE FLATS HWY. 50 WEST Compliments of Serving all of New Bloomfield R-lll Located in Guthrie, Mo. Phone 491-3668 COUNTRY VILLAGE RESTAURANT Family Style Dinners 642-7717 Hwy. 54 N. Kingdom City Just South of 1-70 Private Dining Room Facilities For Up To 50 People Jefferson City, Mo. Store Phone: 636-2135 Catalogue Store: 636-7111 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of “76 HERB GORDON APPLIANCES 1500 Missouri Blvd. Compliments of CHRISTINE KELSAY GARRIOTT'S TRUCKING Route 4 Fulton, Missouri Phone 642-5261 Keep On Truckin’ JOHN T. CAVE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY New Bloomfield Missouri 65063 Phone: 491-3443 New Bloomfield General Kentucky fn«tl kicked 102 West 6th Fulton, Missouri no GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF “76 Barbara Gerling Glen Hodges Diana Colter Marilyn Gerrard Cindi Pearre Richard Garriott Cindy Jennings Rhonda Garriott Gayla Hoskins Glenn Farris Paul Claypool Richard Custard Mike Alexander Karen Colter Gloria Backer Vicki Garriott Mike Crump Mike Goff Mike Clark Gene Doyle Billy Holt Ron Murphy Dan Priest Wayne Roy Pat Blackaby BevSundermeyer Clifford Bennett John Shelton Brenda Holt Leann Straw Debbie Keeling Debbie Holmes Diane Kelley Paula Alfaro Tina Kelsay Joe Sweeten Debbie McKim Joy Scrivner Julie Leisinger Beth Harrison Gregg Pearre Rick Baker Compliments of Andy Welch THE GASTINEAUS A NEW AND BETTER WAY TO SHOP! IN Open JEFFERSON CITY To COLUMBIA The SEDALIA Public JOPLIN % 3 05 x sjtSisrWBurcotS Monday Thru v Saturday CATALOG SHOWROOM • GIFTS • x • APPLIANCES • • HOUSEWARES • v • FINE JEWELRY • • SPORTING GOODS • v 2425 Industrial Dr • RADIOS • TELEVISIONS • CAMERAS • Jefferson City Mo • ELECTRONICS • STEREOS • CLOCKS v • CALCULATORS • TYPEWRITERS • ETC • ETC • Phone 635-9121 CRUMP'S AUTO REPAIR General Repairs COOKE SALES SERVICE COMPANY Highway 54 South Fulton Missouri BRADY'S Jefferson City Glass Paint Co., Inc. New Bloomfield Missouri 491-3579 ELLIOTT CUSTOM CABINET HARDWARE SHOP Pratt Lambert Paints 226 Ravine Street Fulton, Mo. 65251 M. C. RIPPETO CARPET STORE 2630 Industrial Drive Jefferson City, Mo. 65101 BETTY'S Yarns And Gifts gifts cards needlework Phone 635-4195 Call for free estimate Presidential and Commercial Lines Custom Framing Needlework Classes 'Where PEOPLE are important Kingdom Federal savings! loan association FULTON, MISSOURI 65251 Branch office in Hermann, Mo. TIMBERLINE STABLE AND ARENA 530 Court Street Fulton Missouri New Bloomfield 642-2819 Missouri 113 114 Ron Boyce 409 W. Elm Jefferson City, Mo. 65101 Phone 314-636-5209 116 M'dtmfs 515 Court St. Fulton, Mo. O'HARA TRAVEL SERVICE 221 Madison Street Jeff. City. Mo. 65101 RENNER'S MARKET GILMORE MOTORS Downtown Fulton Fulton. Missouri THOMAS FEED STORE GILGER’S BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP New Bloomfield. Missouri 8 East 4th, Fulton. Missouri VOLLEY AUTO GLASS COMPANY Jefferson City. Missouri THE SPOT 7 East 6th Street Fulton, Missouri Congratulations Seniors NELSE ADDISON BUS CAIN LONNIE TAGGART Capitol Barber Shop RAY’S 66 Good Luck You'll Need it 5th and Jefferson Fulton, Missouri GRACIA and MIKE BACKER MR. Congratulations Seniors Compliments of and MRS. NELSON DOZIER Yours for the Best in Life F. E. BUCK” ROBINSON Best Wishes to the Class of 76 Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Pearre. Pam and Cindi GOOD LUCK SENIORS “COFFEE MAN Compliments of DAN CORNSTOCK Compliments of MR. and MRS. DON STEWARD Lake Mykee SUMMIT DE-LITE FULTON CYCLE Holts Summit, Mo. 896-5355 Sales and Service Custom Bikes CZARLINSKY'S Jefferson City, Mo. Men and Women's Congratulations to the SENIORS of 76 THE SUTTLES' BEST WISHES, BEV From MOM and DAD Compliments of STEVE VELTROP Jefferson City, Mo. From the employees of RADIO SHACK STAN DENNIS Best Wishes Class of 76 DON AND ROSEMARY DOYLE SCHRIMPF WESTERMAN Heating - Air Conditioning - Sheet Metal 813 Jefferson St. Jefferson City, Missouri Compliments of MR. and MRS. CHESTER MUELLER New Bloomfield JOE KOLB Representative of American Family Insurance Compliments of NORMAN THOMPSON FAMILY New Bloomfield. Missouri 117 DON’S HY-KLAS MARKET Best in Groceries, Choice Meat, and Produce Free Delivery Service Phone: 491-3384 Owned and Operated by Donnie and Louise Trammell £ 118 The New Minutemen. Remember the first Minutemen? They were civilians ready to protect the good things about America. Today's Army National Guardsmen are civilians, too. With the same idea in mina They're the New Minutemen. And you can be one of them. You'll train one weekend a month with guys and gals from your own community You'll have a chance to learn a skill. In engineering In electronics In aviation or the medical fields. Over 400 career specialties are open to you. And the training could help you get a good civilian job or advance you in your present one You'll earn extra money. Over $40 a weekend to start Veterans, of course, earn even more You'll have a chance to learn leadership. To do something different. And. very important, to help people in the community You can do all these things and still enjoy your regular civilian life You'll be one of the New Minutemen. In today's Army National Guard. It could be the most important part-time job in America. For more information, mail coupon or contact your nearest local Army National Guard recruiter. CONTACT: 175th Military Police Battalion Missouri Army National Guard 1501 Westminister Fulton, Missouri 65251 314-642-3500 NATIONAL GUARD The Guard belongs. FULTON LOCKERS INC. Custom Butchering Processing Curing Locker Rentals 405 Nichols Phone: 642-5122 CENTRAL MO. ATHLETIC GOODS FAMILY CENTER Business 54 North Fulton, Missouri All Your Family Shopping Needs Under One Roof School and Team 311 Monroe Street Jefferson City, Missouri D. Higgins D. McIntyre Fulton Compliments of Callaway Memorial Hospital 120 NationalBank of Callaway County in NEW BLOOMFIELD AND FULTON MISSOURI 121 122 TEMPLE'8 Highway 54 North Fulton, Missouri Open 7 days a week Congratulations Seniors WESTGATE LANES 2017 Christy Lane Jefferson City, Missouri -----------------------------------------------1 SHELL WARD Shoes and Ladies' Apparel 101-103 E. High Street Jefferson City, Missouri 65101 Dial 635-0104 Complete Beauty Service Bernice Smith, Proprietor New Bloomfield, MO 65063 in Jefferson City There’s a Bank With Time for You! EXCHANGE NATIONAL Ttte, bank, u)(tk Time, for, (Jou,! BANK MEMBER FDIC Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation i aPf TPACTOfcs (OUPMINf The Callaway Bank TUTUS. MISSUI HI TOWNER ELECTRONICS For the best In Sony Zenith Executone 1001-A Mo. Blvd. Jefferson City, Mo. Phone 635-1043 ■pax Farm • Industrial il WAYNE YANDfcLOeCKT- .. DONALD VANDELOECHT. . 124 125 Phone: 642-6831 Phone: 642-6832 CALLAWAY AUTO PARTS 518 Markel Street Fulton, Mo. 65251 Open seven days each week STRONG LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS Building Supply A dual business to serve your building problems Visit our showroom shop for all your building needs Roof trusses prefabricated exterior interior Wall sections 635-6176 118 Jaycee Dr. Corner of Jaycee Dr. Industrial Dr. Jefferson City, Mo. TOLSON DRUG MclNTIRE’S FLORIST Downtown Jefferson City 715 Market St. Fulton. Mo. VOLLEY S CAFE KINGDOM FEED SERVICE 7th and Market Fulton, Missouri Fulton, Missouri AMERICAN SHOE BOYD AND BOYD Downtown Jefferson City Fulton, Missouri HAROLD'S PASTRY SHOP WILLIAM S JEWELRY 508 Ravine St. Fulton, Mo Theater Building Fulton, Mo BLATTNER FURNITURE CO. COURTESY CLEANERS Fulton. Missouri 532 Court St. Fulton, Mo. 126 You have a friend at Central Trust Bank. LYNN H. MAUGHS Chevrolet Pontiac Cadillac it loo mrj P.O. Box 637 Fulton, Missouri 65251 Phone: 642-2224 50 Golden Years We get questions all the time about our service How to use It the best way at the lowest cost: how to conserve energy. Questions our customers want and need answered in order to get the most value from our service We answer every question we get and If we don't know the answer, we get it for you. MISSOURI POWER ft LIGHT COMPANY tauu. oppoutunity tunovse Since 1890 Madison and Dunklin St. Jefferson City, Missouri 65101 Phone: 636-7113 m 127 KERR-McGEE Master Charge Bank Americard Fulton, Mo. Phone 642-9050 MFA EXCHANGE Fulton, Missouri Phone: 642-6108 o Farm Supplies © Bulk € Fertilizer © Feed © Grain O Seed © Bag Fertilizer BILKO’S LIQUORS SPORTS CENTER Call 642-3361 Or write Dean of Admissions, Westminister College. Visit: Why not be independent and at- tend a full academic and athletic program in Fulton. For information about reduced tuition fo Callaway County residents and the Mo. state grads or grants, WESTMINISTER COLLEGE CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF ‘76’ 201 S. Court Fulton, MO Phone: 642-6930 Open 6 A.M. - 1 A.M. From J-J HICKORY HOUSE Dairy Queen brazier. 212 Market Street Fulton, Mo. 642-5348 128 Compliments of YOUR CALLAWAY COUNTY OFFICIALS Joe D. Holt George “Red Carrington Ronald Craighead R. Wayne Blair Patrick Horner Vollie and “Ted Salmons Irene Glascock Glenn Massey Glen Rankin Gene Hamilton Chris Sundermeyer Boyd Harvey Paul Murphy Representative County Clerk County Assessor County Collector County Probate Judge County Sheriff County Treasurer County Recorder County Circuit Clerk County Pros-Attorney Judge Western District Judge Eastern District Presiding Judge 129 DIXIE THE WILLIAM JEFFRIES FAMILY THE FRED SCHREEN FAMILY THE JIM LOCKE FAMILY THE ROBERT VEIT FAMILY MR. and MRS. OSA MADDOX THE ANDY CAVE FAMILY MR. and MRS. LARRY MURPHY THE DONALD SWEETEN FAMILY THE GENE BLACKABY FAMILY DOUGLAS and GLENDA SALMONS THE CURTIS REYNOLDS FAMILY LEO and DORA SCRIVNER DORRIS and MARGARET JONES MR. and MRS. S. C. SPARKS GEORGE HUMPHREYS COMMUNITY 130 CONGRATULATES THE JIM STEWART FAMILY THE GLEN MARTIN FAMILY KENNETH and ELSIE HOPSECKER DOUG and SHIRLEY RUTHERFORD The JIM BURNS FAMILY MR. and MRS. A. J. CAVE F. E. 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