Southern Boone County R1 School - Eagle Yearbook (Ashland, MO)

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THE DAY THE SENIORS TOOK OVER On May 16, 1978, the Seniors tried their hands at school management. Many found the view quite different from the other side of the desk. 1) Steve Brunstrom takes up residence in the high school office; 2) Gary Vaughn takes time out from his busy schedule as Mr. Townsend; 3) Melanie Shires looks up a phone number for Kay Jobe; 4) Rhonda Kidwell, as Mrs. Sansom, assists Bonnie Moore; 5) Doug Smith surveys the track as Coach Oetting; 6) Denise, Susie, Joy, Karen, Linda, and Peggy served lunch to the student body; 7) Debbie Parker receives instructions from Ms. Martin; 8) Mr. Burnett and his look-alike, Keith discuss the days activities. 9) Barbara Acton assists the junior high art students. 4.

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GARY W. VAUGHN Club-1,2,3,4; Boy’s Track-1,3,4 A id-4; Backstage Representative; DONALD WOODS JEFFRY KENT WF Treasurer-3; FFA S Junior Play; Star C Class officers: President-Richard Grant, Vice-President-Lindell Lee, Secretory-Treasurers-Julie Melloway and Kevin Gilpin, take charge in office. Bruce Hackman watches Bruce Begemann bring the Soninrs mauayinPR raIpk un-t.n-date.

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Grand; Mrs. Smith-Sharon Gilliam Lon Terry Sapp Rose-Denise Esther-Karen CuSingFi Agnes-Joy Mr. I Conduct or-Bruce SENIORS TRAVEL THROUGH TIME ' . TO On May 8th and May lO i, the Senior class of 1978, presented the play “Meet Me in Saint LoiiyT The play went over very wel nere was a larg mjwd both nights of the play. The senior class cleared $212.00 profit. The drama clas esigned and built the backdrotwfor the stage1 ion of Mrs. Sue Heifner. The cast was as follows: Mr. Smith-Keith Brunstrom The play concerns the trials and tribulations of a family during the 1900te. Set in Saint Louis, the Smiths are excitedly preparing for the World’s Fair, when Mr. Smith is transfered to New York. The reactions of Mr. Smith’s family, particularly his outspoken daughter. Rose, results in many complications and a good deal of laughter. The play was directed by the senior class sponsors: Mrs. Nancy Lovely, Mrs. Kathy Sansom. Mr. Rich Miller, and Mr. Bill Page. The play resulted in much laughter and a light-hearted look at a by-gone era.