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

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Vickie Giboney Brian Gilmore Tim Grubbs Robert Hoffmann Brenda Jones Brenda Kroll Kim Landrum Betsy Lowry Scott Lowry Rodney Marr Jerry Masek Dale Maupin David Menswasser Amy Neal Mike Nephew Chris Parker Tony Phillips Marvin Ridgel Travis Reicke Dana Sandlin Tim Siegel Darla Sinden Steve Tackett Tammy Todd Christina Trowbridge Sherrie Verwys Kenna Walker Lena Winters Kathy Wolfe Wilda Haas 27

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'piea i s4ttitctoCe Beginning high school is a big step. In their first year the fresh- men class lost their senior trip due to the new school policy. Their class will be the first class to go through high school without the traditional fun raiser’s with the exception of the PTSA carni- val booth. At the annual carnival they built a haunted house in which several students and com- munity members enjoyed. As the freshmen moved on, they take their fresh attitudes and ideas with them through the rest of their high school years. Pres. - Michelle Spyers V. Pres. - Michelle Salmons Treas. - Chris Cave Sec. - Missy Suttles Stucco Rep. - Shelly Bailey Stucco Rep. - Harold Love Not Shown: Billy Morrison Norma Roark Nick Acree Traci Ashurst Stacey Bailey Scott Bedsworth Troy Bonnett VI Darlene Brower Travis Custard John Davis Karen Farris Staveena Foster Bryan Garriott Marveena Garriott Tracy Gastineau Randy George Stacee George 26

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WS5-S6 - 74e tyeasi i t t e Tfecui( ) ... School, it begins when you are very young and depending on how far you go, it can last as many as twelve years, if you can stand it. Every year, it is the same, people and the same old routine crop up to remind you that things stay the same and they change. With the year of new change and new attitudes, the students and the community would view this year, 1985-86 as the year of change. The brightly colored Ha- waiian shirts of the jams style have reached New Bloomfield and have been replaced by the new “wave” of style. In the last few years, the echo of boots in the halls of New Bloomfield have diminished and the squeak of tennis shoes (Air Jordans) and the scuff of loafers can be heard more distinctly. Bandanas have lost their wear to the Polo ties, and good ’ole flannel shirts have been left for dress oxfords and Polo Shirts. On the Long Road to State, Lana Unnewehr concentrates intently as she warms up her shots before Quarter finals at Kirksville. Clothes, however, were one of the many trends and news setting events that swept through the area of New Bloomfield life this year. Music and movies were the rage again. In the music industry, the super stars of the last year Prince and Madonna now take their place in the shadows as Phil Collins, Billy The Parking lot has undergone tremendous reconstruction and change as the way is readied for the new lights of the ballfield and the new addition to the high school. Ocean and Whitney Houston take the spotlight. This was the year for the many music groups and organi- zations to take the farmers, the poor and the hungry under their musical aid to raise funds. “Back to the Future, Beverly Hills Cop have been replaced by Rocky IV and Rambomania.