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

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 While sophomore Kipala Carrender con- Sophomore Jeff Trammell shows us some centrates heavily on the game, freshman of his “childhood” antics. Tracy Gastineau calmly blows bubbles. Sophomore Chris Siegel seriously awaits the signals from the first base coach.

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Tammy Frank Annette Harrison Tonya Hay mart Jeff Heinle Lisa Helton Missy Henley Cindy Jenkins Dana La velle Todd McMahon Todd Nichlls Kim O’Dell Steve Patrick Brian Russell MeShell Rice Tracie Rumbaugh Rusty Schaffer Rhonda Schenewerk Chris Shea Chris Siegel Alice Stephens Mike Trammell Leigh Underwood Denny Vogel Wes Wade Patty Wilderman Kris Williams Jennifer Willmeno Amy Zumbehl Ms. Debbie Cuno Ms. Suzanne Wilson

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Freshman Amy Neal and Stacy Bailey work in the Library to put things in order. Sophomores Denny Vogel and Sandy Pat- rick add to the half time activities at Basketball games by jammin’ to their favorite tunes as members of the High School Pep Band. Being a freshman is no great fun! But, being a sophomore had its drawbacks also. So, how did these two classes manage to make it through their respective years? Very Carefully. The Freshman class of ’89 had several academic changes to handle. First, the BEST test may no longer be used and a substitute of 2,4,6,8, and 10th grade testing may occur. Then, the freshman class had to contend with new graduation requirements. Being a freshman wasn’t the best place to be in 1985- 86. Sophomores equally dealt with changes during the school year. Some of the changes sophomores went through were displayed in different attitudes toward aca- demics and competition. Academ- ically, this class made it a daily ritual to compete for grades open- ly. As healthy as this may or may not seem, the class enjoyed a family type of relationship en- couraging each member to achieve. Sophomores and Fresh- man together are sure to achieve a change in the face of New Bloomfield High School in the future. Sophomores Thurman Gleg and Chris “Hurky” Siegel pose for the camera dur- ing an Home Economics class. Freshman Darla Sinden and Lena Winters prefer the weather outside in order to bring a smile.