Blue Springs High School - Campus Cadence Yearbook (Blue Springs, MO)

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Local hang-outs were concen- trated along the 7 Highway Strip. The I-70 Center was a good meeting spot and lVlcDonald's, a good eating spot. Zarda Dairy came into its own both as a place to work and to shop. Patricio's and Zarda's Hickory Pitt were two new establishments that just opened in the spring-to the delight of students and parents alike. For the adventure-lover there was also Lake Jacomo. The options weren't really what you'd call impressive. but they did exist. There was something to do in Blue Springs-even without money. 255- OAKLAND SERIES PLEASE. Steve Hill orders tickets for the Kansas City- Oakland baseball series.

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ut l00KiI1 f0l' UCHOH The problem was the same. In fact. probably all suburbs share this common problem. Where does one go for action? Blue Springs, not generally con- sidered a hotbed of action. did serve its populace well by being located only 1 8 miles from down- town Kansas City. Popular spots included the Harry S. Truman Sports Complex. home of the Kansas City Royals and Chiefs: Kemper Arena, home of the Scouts and Kings and in- numerous rock concerts: Worlds of Fun: and Pogo's. a nightime spot. When the gas gauge dropped and the pocketbook emptied, there was always Blue Springs. 8-Hang-Outs .,., 1 LL 1 Q S N t -:- -111 FOOSBALL ADDICT. John Cravens ygul y0U'nE THE QNE, Jeff plays a torrid game of foosball after Vanderpool orders 3 Big MaC-1O go, School Sf Tornado FOOSUBU- during a stop-over at the Golden Arches.

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scoop IT uv. aqaswaulsamsen fakes a hefty bite of hisischooltlunch in they- CiviciCenter cafeteria L i Y Q Old high school saying: He who eat in school lunch iroomvqauaa become well acquainted with school restroom, it f my Modernization of school saying: He who eat in school lunch room have no C8TfOFlU6I VS.gi t i it After a monaicareful analysis of the school lunch programgit canbe determined that from the point of variety. lunch is not that bad 78 scene for the adventurous. New flavor was constantly being added, gg to the menu. i i j i In fact, if a survey were taken. local businesses iprobablyf tene periance a slump inisales the dSy5Of local specialties :as fchili, pizza, and taco crunch, c L On days that the menu iwasrvt that strong, ag Big Mac could always quench aniappetitey Atripg to Taco Bell also provided tai solid lunch. Both establishments and their particular Tcuisinei gwere enhanced by the risk involved. Students without transporta+ tion. or friends. hadsto be contented with the Civic Center cafeteria. And, after all, the cafeteria wasrft all that dull. Gossip. an occasional fight and mysterious imeals created plenty of excitement to pass the allotecl 30 minute lunch periodp i Future high school sayingzi He who eat in lunch room may find stimulating experienceq He who does not eat in lunch room. may be suspended from school. g s i it r 5 vou'vs nor 'ro as Kloolne claims lid Georgie as he Iistensintent- ly to his friends tell of weekend aes tlvities. - - I -t t L- 1 0--Lunches DNN N :FN i E 1 'l li i' X ri L .Q t l ssNQigiSggx X X tl Xi Ness? i efefisl- rXX fxx k X at A S vi 2 3. NX. i 2 ,si iii- gi fail l ii t s z