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

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 At Tonanzios, Samantha Atwell, Todd Bedsworth, Moneen Gleb, Bryan Kemp- ker and Lana Unnewehr represent the senior class with class on the 1985-1986 Homecoming Court. Escorted by Todd Bedsworth, candidate Samantha Atwell smiles calmly as the remaining court members are announced. Candidate Lana Unnewehr and escort Bryan Kempker wait patiently and ner- vously as photographers take pictures before the annual coronation. Senior Court plus one take precious time to pose for the camera at a local restau- rant. Minutes before the announcement was made that his sister Moneen Gleb would be crowned Queen, Thurman Gleb gal- lantly stands at his sisters side.

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The 1985-86 Homecoming proved to be an exciting one, as the Court was chosen. This years court contained three seniors out of five candidates. When interviewed, each of them felt it was a true honor to be selected from their class. Senior Sa- mantha Atwell, daughter of Ann Cook had been on court for two years. This year, Sam was escorted by Todd Bedsworth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Bedsworth. Todd is also a senior. Senior Lana Cnnew'her, the daughter of Mr. Fred and Ms. Gladys Unne- wehr had been on court for two years previously. Lana was escorted by Bryan Kempker, a senior, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clete Kempker. Senior Moneen Gleb, the daughter of Joan Gleb had been on court for three years. Moneen hoped that Homecom- ing would bring a lot of special memories for each of the girls. Moneen was escorted by her brother Thurman Gleb. The Homecom- ing Court for 1985-86 is as follows; Jennifer Boyd, Queen Moneen Gleb, Lana Unnewehr, Samantha Atwell and Amy Settle.

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 7 6e 0 1 'Tfecv SfiOUt This was a busy year for the Class of “87”. They all seemed to drift apart in their own directions to become leaders, athletes, ac- tors and jammin’ juniors. Many began making plans for the Ju- nior-Senior trip, some took over Student Council duties headed activities such as cheerleading and flag corps, and most took over the task of the Junior concession stand. As the year came to an end, the Juniors found themselves holding five years worth of hard earned money with one very dis- appointing announcement. There will be no Senior trips after the year 1986. “It is unfair that we’ve worked so hard for,” said Pat Taggart. The Juniors didn’t get down entirely, they just turned their attention toward planning for a future of their own. In less than a year, the class of “87” will be another memory of the past for 43 Juniors. II Chris Kennison and Kip Acree take a break to pose with their foreign hats on hat day during Homecom- ing Spirit Week Pres. Jennifer Boyd V.P. Susan Wilderman Sec. Teresa Kroll Treas. Lisa Hill Rep. Tracee George Rep. Matt Stegmann Kip Acree Wally Alford Renee Benward Charlie Bowers Robbie Brown Tommy Caudle Wendy Coulter Shawn Easley