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

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KBETWE EN CLASSES. Brian Niiddletori. sophomore. spends a free . hour in the lower cornmonsierea. 5 . .X BRING BACK the old. Girls' basket- TRADITION. Mr. Harold- Reynolds GREASED GRAPEFRIJIT is just one K bail returned to the sports-scene this embodies the spirit and tradition of of many former BSHS traditions to go K . year after a 20 year iabsence. Ms. Blue SpringsyHigh-School-pest and by-the wayside. Fran Cervantes and Sgggiey Stanbrough coached the new present. L TGFBSB EBU Prepare for initiation. a tion. L . i - i L i . , 2--Theme Development X S X

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llolume99 Q98 Cam Us Cadence Glue Springs igh School anno 0fihri.n.liiZQril. Blume 9prings,llU MMS liialuiieisn slagre GOING UP. Construction on the campus. a familiar sight. will add the fifth building to the campus. It was an identity crisis of students: and plans for mov- in Eastern Jackson County, sorts. ing to the Middle Six Blue Springs and Blue Construction on the cam- C onfe re n ce we re in- Springs Campus High School pus master plan continued: augurated. were caught in an in- enrollment reached 1 ,058 No longer that little school between stage. Titl8- 1

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0nr0llmQnlL f contents ' l 1 Theme 5 Development 6 Activities 37 38 Academics 89 1 36 Album 1 8 1 1 82 Theme 1 84 Development The country school image has gone and urbanization has replaced the rural en- vironment formerly apparent in and around Blue Springs. With predictions that the school population will reach 2.000 plus within the next ten years, BSHS has not yet achieved its full status in enrollment as a large subur- ban secondary school. City enrollment is hover- ing around 18,000 and pop- ulation has again picked up in that in-between stage. tops 1,000 growth contimuas INTERESTED ONLOOKER8 at the 1975 Homecoming Dance view the action on the floor at the Civic Center. -Q LOOK CLOSELY. Mr. Bob Manley gives Carla Burke instruction on proper usage of the microscope. Theme Development-3