Liberty High School - Spectator Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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Fall Into Fall Anticipation had been mounting for weeks and then it happened, the bell rang and we were off for another school year. The process of settling into the routine of classes came easily for self- confident seniors and seasoned juniors. The rook- ie sophomores, however, had a little trouble find- ing their way to classes in our beloved but confusing classroom situation. After a week, though, things were settled down, and it seemed as if we had never been without the sopho- mores. Then, before we had time to catch our breath, Homecoming was upon us-that time of year with floats, kings and queens, the dance, the bonfire, the parties and the game, of course. When this hectic week came to an end, devot- ed Royals' fans prepared for the upcoming play- offs in which our Royals were participating. We were jublient as we watched them, at the stadi- um and at friends' homes, win the first two games, and our merriment knew no bounds when we defeated the Yankees in New York, thus sweeping the playoffs. Finally we were able to ask Reggie who? Thousands of merrimaking fans crowded the Plaza and Westport areas and as many as 20,000 arrived at Crown Center for the official celebration. It was soon down to busi- ness, though, as we readied for our first World Series. The Philadelphia Phillies came out on top but not without a fight, as the Royals won the third and fourth games of the series. And, of course, the highlight of the fall season was the annual magazine sales. The juniors try to sell magazine subscriptions every year to pay for the lunior!Senior Prom. The hard-nosed, tight- lipped salesmen pushed subscriptions on every- one from their grandmas to unsuspecting sopho- mores. There were some unsure moments during the sales, but the juniors came through in the end. As the leaves turned their crimsons, oranges and browns, we knew fall was almost over, as well as the football games and the picnics, but what a beautiful fall it had been.

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Cindy's smile is seen throughout Greene Stadium. MM K Ken Barry 2 Mitzi rejoices on the steps of the courthouse. M Ken Barry