Liberty High School - Spectator Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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Q x I 1. 'fgvfu 'H-um E 'U H. gl 1 QQ E . Jerri Dawn Head, sr, glances in the mirror at a new outfit that she would like to purchase for herself. Many LHS girls enjoy spending time on weekends at shopping malls. ' McDonald's sounded good to almost an one at anytime. Ali Todd, Tonya Johnson, Shelley Fmzier,jrs, and Angela McAfee, sr, grab a bite to eat. 5 3 ' Todd Johnson, jr, and Jennifer Klos- ter, soph, getafront row seat to cheer the Jays to a victory. Football games were Friday night entertainment for many LHS students. ,W X if 66 Movies allow me to escape my problems and become concerned with the charac- ters' problems? --Twhasha Harriell, sr H 'lvl 2 Q? E, . Jill Nail, soph, sits down to share a laugh w1th Monica Dusenbu , sr, at a get together at Kate Ferrellfs house. Parties at homes of students were popu- lar spots to get together with friends. ' A group of juniors gather together at Bennett Park to make lans for the eve- ning. LHS students oilfen clustered to- gether in parking lots around town. .-.-.-.-.'r.vf.'.'.f.-.'.-.- .1 r '.-.-.'.'.'.'.'.'.-.-.'.'.'.'. .'.- :,.::,:g:::::::::::::::1:::::,:,:g:::gE? ,,.nnnauf'-n 5:-1-1-:-1+:-:-:-:+:::+:-: .X bf: -. .- 35 :-1555 :-:-:':-:-:-:-:-:?:-: S 'SEEESEEEESEESSEEESEEZZS EIEISKESIEIEISIEIE-:: -. TES?-t fit? 91:21 9. . 'PIR' . Nix ' +222 '-135:51-:f:-:-.' Six v-:i:-:-:-:- -:-:-. .52 Q-: ' ' ' ' ... fx Weekend funt 1 gil?iililiiigililiixiilffigiify :2:2:E:Q:f 555:-: I Fwy

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-if TN, .J-- if 43 Senioritis. It has no dictionary definition, but to the class of '88 it has many connotations. Sophomore jitters. Some had it: some didn't. The difference was great between the seniors and sophomores of 1988. A survey was given to the seniors to find out exactly what senioritis was and also to the sophomores to determine what they feared about being new to the high school. The answers to the seniors' ques- tion were varied from wanting respect to wanting out. Senioritis is when a teen has been forced to start thinking and making deci- sions about his future. They are preparing themselves for 'lives on their own.' They are anxiously awaiting graduation when they can be free of high school mono- tany and become a true adult. 'I think senioritis is an emotional and physical reality that all others in Liberty High School are under Life 1K4gua1aZl4eLimg! ust can't wait the senior class and should worship us to the point of their mere lives. Perhaps it was that kind of usenioritis' attitude that gave some of the sophomores their jitters. When asked what the scariest thing about starting high school was most answered, 'Getting lost. There were a few others though. 'The worst thing about start- ing as a sophomore was the first day of school when the seniors were already telling the sopho- mores what to do. 'Putting up with a few seniors who had senioritis was the scariest thing when starting school for me. It wou1dn't be long though, before the seniors had gotten over their 'disease' and the sophomore jitters were passed to the class of '91. - Nikki Durham 0.-M f 52.274 If ZX, ' if ' '