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

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fff ffffffffff fffffffffffffffffff Dress-up days Spirit becomes visibl with costumes, colors Homecoming pushes its way into ev- ery part of student's lives during Spirit week. But, no where is its presence more noticeable than on the dress-up days. Since this year's theme was The Wild, Wild, West Monday began with students and teachers dressed as cow- boys and Indians. Moccasins traversed the campus and boots stomped through halls. The students had experienced a western day, but Tuesday proved to be the wildest day of all with Wild New Wave Day. Trash bags were worn over clothes, hair was sprinkled with glitter, and anything approaching the bizarre A COWBOY'S WORK IS NEVER DONE. As a member of the Student Senate Dawn Williams, senior, is busy constantly. A NEW WAVE OF FASHION hit Blue Springs on punk rock dress-up day. But it proved to be a passing fancy as students returned to normal the next day. The punkers are row one: Kursten Ya- zel, senior, Punky Schuh, sophomore, row two: Suzy Ries, junior, row three: Peggy Merrell, sen- iorg Joelle Purvis, sophomore. HOORAY FOR MOMSl Cheerleading moms and their son's names are Mrs. Rose Turner, Tony: Mrs. Judy Bruder, Ericg Mrs. Betty Ash, Keving Mrs. Doris Hildebrand, Jim, Mrs. Cora Hake, Jeff: Mrs. Jan Jones, Leeg Mrs. Sharon Schuette, Dar- rin, Mrs. Deloras Priddy, Steve. 12 Homecoming was normal this day. Tradition was followed on Wednes- day with Dress-up Day. Girls wore dresses, boys wore suits, and the at- mosphere of the school calmed down for a while. Thursday brought xstudents back to the casual side with overalls, patched pants and straw hats for Hillbilly Day. Then finally the day of the game had arrived and on Friday students speck- led the halls with purple, gold and white. Although the week was marked by rain these days helped to lift the spirits of the students for the weekend's events. IIIOIIIS The Homecoming assembly on Friday is one way in which all stu dents can participate in Home year s assembly featured the tra ditional presentation of the queen candidates and prin cesses Sally Ries junior helped to create the sentiments of the moment when she sang The Rose to the candidates. The cheerleaders and drill team performed various skits and routines. But the highlight of the assembly proved to be some BSHS moms. Even though these senior football player's moms were cheering for their sons, the student body cheered the lou- dest for the moms. C Cheermg coming activities together. This fi fsffsQfS71!5Ws7 X Zhi? X f'1l'ffiZ1',?f ...K 5 Q t x X Q! !'.SI Q A I V , A .

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