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

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Orange and Black Crepe paper plus the decorating to the lockers added a spirit of pride to Homecoming Week. Senior Garry Vaught gets involved in a string race during an assembly. Some senior National Honor Society Members pose for the camera at the Induction Reception. ! !l t i f i During Spirit Week, Four Senior Gals (Adrienne, Missy. Kim and Kim) show-off their spirit hats. Robbie Wolfe, “Mr. Leggs” 85 gives a glimpse of his award winning attribute.

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Seniors maintain Total Involvement... Stuco Officers Missy Edwards, Adrienne Dawson and Laura Spyers are found in Mr. Dixon’s office discussing the latest. Seniors Lynn Rankin and Jeff Phillips really show us how to chow-down. Robbie Wolfe, Brett Craighead Cara Rohrbach and Kim Byrnes display soda drinking ability senior style during the Homecoming Assembly. Beginning a new Tradition. Coach Rodney Haley puts the Ashland eagle to the test as seniors look on.

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Seniors Make Homecoming Worth Remembering Four of the Five Seniors on Homecoming Court are Attendant Laura Spyers with Escort Brett Craig- head, Queen Lynn Rankin with Escort Rob Wolfe. That special time of year has come and gone with much excitement and anticipa- tion. Homecoming came earlier this year than in past years. Many people got involved in setting up spirit week, coronation and the dance. Student Council did various things for Homecom- ing. They took charge of setting up the coronation, getting the dance together, making programs for the games, and they invited past Homecoming Queens to return. Decorations for the Dance evolved around the theme of Almost Paradise. The stage had a backdrop of an island sunset. At the dance there were palm trees, an island, a hut and some memory books. Manessa Galaxy played the music. They were affiliated with radio stations in Cape Girardeau. The cost of the dance was $3.00 a single and $5.00 a couple. Getting involved In Homecoming was the best part for the seniors and it turned out to be the best part for the entire student body. Senior Attendant Laura Spyers, escorted By Senior Brett Craighead pose for a picture at Tonanzio's Inn. Not knowing that in a few minutes she would be crowned Homecoming Queen Lynn Rankin checks the mirror while last years Queen Susie Clark looks on.