Kirkwood High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Kirkwood, MO)

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l -5 4 seven rr the 1 ent to rted ll e Fay U we iutes core game, a long vrong Elmost e I vid - ' f-4' fr' k . -m I B v ' 1 ,al 5 J' f ' P1131 Y f f , .gs E 1 T ,SE 0F XUECEMBE X Y7 121, S..-1 , Evidence of exhaustion shows on the face of Brent Waskow, senior, after spending 24 hours at White Castle. Waskow and David Gravens, senior, received pledges for Kirkcare for every hamburger eaten. Part of junior Beth Custer's job comprises bagging groceries, collecting carts, and cleaning spills at Schnucks. EVENT of The month 'PHE WASHINGTON SUMMIT BETWEEN RONALD REAGAN AND MIKHAIL GOR' BACHEV- After 40 years of arms con- trol wars, Reagan and Gorbachev began to work out the differences between the United States and the Soviet Union The two men signed an intermediate-range nuclear forces treaty that will eliminate an entire class of atomic weapons. ofthe month HELPING-Students collected 825 cans for Kirkcare, an organization which dis tributes food to the needy in ' Kirkwood. The seniors won with 247 cans. I The senior class and the National Honor Society adopted families through the Kirkwood United Meth- Odist Church and provided them with food, clothing, and Christmas gifts. l l i A Day in the Month of...December

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ANUAR QUOTE of the month THE FIRST AMENDMENT APPIJES no Ev- ERYoNE--UNIIL TODAY UAN. 131. NOWIF YoUARE 14 no 18, YOUARE NOT EN- 'ITFLED TO EXPRESS YOURSELF UNLESS THE PRINCIPAL AGREES WITH You. -- Leslie D. Edwards, defense attorney In the Supreme Court case Hazel- wood vs. Kuhlmeier. The Su- preme Court decided in favor of the school district which gave editing power to the school princi- pals and administrators. of the month BILL BIDWELL --The St. Louis Foot- ball Cardinals found a new home in Phoenvc, Az. After weeks of deliberation, Bidwell, owner of the team, decided In early January to move the Cardi- nals for the 1989 season. partly because of the lack of support fom St. Louis fans. EVENT ofthe month THE CLOSING OF THE VARSITY THEATER- After 12 years of midnight show- ings of the Rocky Horror Picture Show, the Varsity Theater closed its doors. The theater, soon to be a drugstore, had shown the movie since March 1976. Eight hundred people attended the last showing of the flick at the Var- sity, Jan. 2. Taco Be11's bean and beef burritos and a Diet Coke surround Maggie Rose, junior, after she takes four hours of semester finals. A Day in the Month Ofmjanuary