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

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£xfrui4 — Student Life Freshman, Sophomores and Juniors make up a large part of the student population and Student Life at New Bloomfield. The underclassmen were full of style, “grace” and their own special charm. Together with the seniors, the underclassmen made strides in Academics and extra-curricular activities. Much of what is a part of Student Life seems to be trite, but perhaps years later, it becomes a meaningful memory. Memories, such as dissecting a fetal pig before lunch, giggling in class at your private joke, and dressing up in a monkey suit to take your date to the Homecoming Dance, all these and more become a part of Student Life that will never be replaced. To Life ... the New Bloomfield students live it well! Shannon and Tony brighten everyone’s day with smiles. Turning on the charm, James Jordan smiles as he dances with his date at the Homecoming Dance. Index p. 26-27 Student Life p. 28-29 Juniors p. 30-31 Juniors, Juniors ... p. 32-33 More Junior Life ...! p. 34-35 Super Sophomores p. 36-37 Fantastic Freshman 24

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Support Staff: Doing Extras for Us! Maintenance per- sonnel, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Love, have the “enjoyable” tasks of cleaning every room, picking up trash, and cut- ting grass. While everyone was gone enjoying the sum- mer sun, these peo- ple completed the much needed repair jobs on the school building. Photo Not Avail- able: David Nolting The bus drivers take extra care to transport us to and from school each day. They are up by 6:00 a.m. in the morning and hit the road by 7:00 a.m. After the morning route, they don’t have too much time to spare. They have to report back to school for the afternoon route by 2:30 p.m. sharp! With their skillful driving in bad weather, as well as good, they get students to and from school on time and in one piece. Left to Right: Owen Nevins, Sue Enloe, Emmett Faulconer, Delores Nichols, Jim Enloe Photo Not Available: Kay Schrimpf, Linda Sanning Of all the people we see throughout the day, our cooks are a welcomed sight. By the time the first lunch shift rolls around, we’re tired, grouchy and our stomachs are growling fiercely! But once that bell rings and we get closer and closer to those treasured faces, our mood begins to mellow and our stomachs calm down to a steady dull roar. Finally, we’re going through the lunch line and we’re always greeted by a friendly “hello” and a tray full of food. They work hard and complain little. They are the number one chefs in Callaway County and they’re all ours!! Left to Right: Lucille Mueller, Helen Nichols, Janet Ash, Virgie Reiter, Sharon Nolting 23

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Gary Vaught and Tim Dudley proudly display their Halberts class, pig, or is it lunch guys!!! Donna, Two Kims and Jennifer, enjoy the Homecoming Game in different ways. Keith Jeffcoat and Darla Salmons move to the mu- sic, while the “Man in the white hat” looks on. Our New Bloomfield men talk politics at the Homecoming Dance!! 25