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

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Vince Settle doing dishes!?! Renee Benward works diligently at put- ting the finishing touches on homecoming decorations. Tess Gilmore gets caught sneaking a peak at the camera during English class. Confused Journalism student Pat Taggart is interrupted by the flash of a camera during seventh hour. Kelly Perovich enjoys a piece of cake during FBLA week.

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This years Junior class is one of many talents and types. Within this class is a group of kids full of leadership qualities and that is exactly what they showed as upperclassman. All of the differ- ent clubs and organizations filled their afternoons as they each went in their own directions to take on their roles as Juniors. No matter what task was handed to them, it was given their all. Some- times this variety of talents often clashed though. For example, in a typical day in homeroom you may notice that a class meeting often turned into a small riot, as the different ideas overflowed in the small room. With some compro- mise, though, everything always seemed to work itself out when they knew it was time to join together as one. With these expe- riences behind them it looks as though their Senior year may be one to definitely look forward to. Junior officers - Stuco Rep. Matt Stegmann, Sec. Teresa Kroll, Treas. Lisa Hill, Stuco Rep. Tracee George, Vice Pres. Susan Wilderman, Pres. Jennifer Boyd. Tracee George shows her spirit by helping with decorations for homecoming week. “Best of Friends” Lisa Hill and Jennifer The soon to be seniors, Gregg Barber, Boyd take time out to share a smile together Robbie Brown, Wally Alford, and Charlie during the busy activities of homecoming. Bowers work with Dr. Phillips on their schedules for the upcoming school year.

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Set Styte tfoi ccyJi ?%cuUti u In the halls, on the court and behind the scenes, everyone was saying the same thing. The next few years of classes will sport some new styles and attitudes. The Sophomore class became known as the new-preps, the Jordannaires, and the clothes horses. Yet, midst all the change, the sophomores still kept some of the same traditions of those classes that preceeded them. Among those traditions kept alive was the daily trek to the license bu- reau in Jeff City as sophomores reached the driving age. Some- Sophomore Class Officers; President Amy Stttle, Vice Pres. Jeff Tram- mell, Secretary Kara Hopsecker, Treasurer Beth Polly, Stuco Rep. Sandy Patrick and Thurman Gleb John Atkin Ken Bergmann Linda Bowers Photo Not Available Clint Thomas Lori Williams how they came back with an excused absences! Leading the sophomore class was a lady presi- dent, seemingly a continued se- nior tradition. Male class mem- bers dominated the sports scene with tremendous upcoming tal- ent. One tradition that no longer existed was the beginning of the working toward a senior trip. No matter what was thrown at the sophomores, this class has a mind of their own, just ask them! Amy Zumbehl sports a southern belle hat during Spirit Week. Lynn Browner Travis Burnett Maria Cain Kipala Carrendar Lori Cave Mike Cave Jeff Davis Terea Flaugher Tammy Fowler 22