Basehor High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Basehor, KS)

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ZM8 non CM The 1985-86 Bobcat is one filled with memories that will last a lifetime. The year found the students at BHS in a stream of activities and events. Life in and out of class kept at a pace that was hard to imagine. Traditional activities such as Homecoming, Courtwarming, and Prom made their usual eloquent ap- pearance. BHS students pursued academic excellence with many notable accomplishments. P.A.S.E. (Parents Assisting Secondary Education) was formed to assist administra- tors and teachers alike pursue excellence in the classroom for BHS students. Community Education continued to grow at its usual rapid pace providing educational and recreational ser- vices to a community and school on the move. Through the pages of the 1985-86 Bobcat you will find a school and community caught in a stream of incredible progression. There's no stopping now!!

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A Vcar Of Z And Changing Attitudes szudswz cm Thirteen years of our life is spent gaining an education. Much happens along the way. Friendships are made that will last a life- time. Those moments that happen through those years that seem like only yesterday, become the good ole' days in the years to come. The student life at Basehor High School is an active one. Beyond the studies and homework we find traditional events such as Homecoming, Courtwarming and Prom. Sports play an important role in our lives and often school pride is based in those activities. Volleyball, football, cross coun- try, basketball, wrestling, and track teams were joined by a very successful golf team in 1986. Many students were active paptici- pants as members of the teams or as specta- tors. Outside issues touched our lives in 1986 when the hazards of drunk driving were addressed by the school and community. The student life at BHS is an active one, indeed, full of memories that will become the good ole' days !