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

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1 1 r l 1 I kwxftfff VW ,X XXX, KW ff!!! I W! ,ff ms, ,gf Game's Hard J-U-N-I-O-R-S! were victorious over the sen- iors in the 17th annual GAA Powderpuff football game. - Practices were held for three weeks prior to the game, on Mondays and Wednesdays. Training included practicing plays and run- ning drills. it On Sunday, Oct. 11, all of the practicing came to an end as the girls charged onto the Blue Springs field. The first half was played 1 evenly as neither team managed to score. 1 Halftime activities were highlighted by the l cheerleaders who entertained the crowd by f imitating the drill team and band. The senior j . 1 cheerleaders were Steve Davis, Dirk Hub- l bard, Scott Knoche, Matt Ungaschick, and Scott Webster. Cheerleaders for the juniors were Dale Bishop, Jon Chrlstenson, John Connole, Todd Maxwell and Steve Shew- maker. Third cglarter was the killer for the seniors as Tonya Jackson, junior, ran 60 yards for the only score of the game. The extra point attempt was halted by Kursten Yazel, senior. Lori Comstock, senior, said, The game was supposed to be a fun way to earn mon- ey but it didn't turn out that way. The game got rougher than it should have. Kursten Yazel, senior, said, The best part l of the game was the cheerleaders-their imi- tations ot the band were great! j Both teams played rough and both de- j fenses were really good, said Kathy Kon- j kle, junior. lj I've got a lot more respect for football T players now. I was in painl stated Jo Hilde- l brand, junior. Joanie Scott, senior, said, Great Refer- ees! ANYONE OUT THERE? Kim Daniels, senior 1 quarterback, goes back to pass while Staci An- wander and Cindy Connor block Linda Cox, ju- niorg and T.J. Petznlck and Kursten Yazel move into action. SENIOR POWDERPUFF TEAM. Row one: Steve Davis, Matt Ungaschick, Scott Knoche, Dirk Hubbard. Row two: Stacy Anwander, Andrea , Maxwell, Jennifer Boyce, Scott Webster, Teri Deterding, Jamie Rew, Kursten Yazel. Row 'j three: Bev Saban, Becky Swagger, Christy ' Halsy, Barbara Stoecklien, Lisa Ortiz, Jackie j Miller, Kim Loun, Jack Jobe. Row four: Tim Ber- ry, Kim Daniels, T.J. Petznick, Mary Cavanaugh, Joannie Scott, Tessie Hurley, Beth Buschmann, gl j Lori Comstock, Cindy Connor. , 16 - Powderpuff 1 11 i X ' Q K A . 5 X

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Q Queen candidates Excitement, suspense I for eight senior girls Excitement and suspense are all apart of becoming a Homecoming candidate. Twelve lucky girls from each of the classes were chosen as this year's candidates. Elections were handled differently this year. Each class nominated their choice for the queen and her court. Then, a tally was taken and the top ten candidates were announced. A re- election was held and the two top can- didates from the junior and sophomore classes were chosen. Suzy Ries and Anne Molle were cho- sen as the junior candidates along with Jennifer Martin and Janet Hubbard re- presenting the sophomores. The queen nominees were: Lori Comstock, Teri Davis, Andrea Max- well, T.J. Petznick, Cathy Porter, Mindy Pressly, Jamie Rew and Laura Spangler. Just being nominated is quite an honor to these girls. It makes you feel good. Its an honor to be nominated, Cathy Porter said. This really means a lot because it is my friends, my class, that picked me out of so many other girls. I was SITTING PRETTY. The Homecoming princesses were row one: Janet Hubbard and Jennifer Mar- tin, sophomore princessesg row two: Anne Molle and Suzy Ries, junior princesses. WHO WILL BE THE FUTURE QUEEN? Candi- dates for royalty wait during the Homecoming game for the royal announcement. Candidates and their escorts were Laura Spangler, David Miller, Jamie Rew, Eric Doane, Mindy Pressly, Joe Booz, Cathy Porter, Roger Barry, TJ Petz- nick, Paul Somogye, Andrea Maxwell, Gary Smith, Teri Davis, Andy Wilson, Lori Comstock, Scott Knoche, Princess Suzy Ries and Jon Chris- tenson. LAST DANCE. Rhonda Hernandez and Todd Foster, juniors, dance a slow one at the annual Homecoming dance. shocked l was surprised! Mindy Pressly said. I couldn't believe it! I still don't. l felt like it was a dream, Andrea Maxwell said. Being named a homecoming candi- date has somewhat changed individual outlooks on Homecoming as a whole. Homecoming is more special. There is something to look forward to, Teri Davis said. The suspense ended during the half- time at the Homecoming football game. Lori Comstock was pronounced Homecoming Queen of the 1981-82 school year. The annual Homecoming dance was held on SQIUFGGY, October 17. This year's theme was based on the John Denver song, Somedays Are Dia- monds. Traditional punch and cook- ies were served. The entertainment was provided by Lee Otis and his band. Lori Comstock reigned over the crowd escorted by senior Scott Knoche. Pictures were taken after a long and tiresome wait in line. ROSES IN THE RAIN. Lori Comstock was an- nounced as the 1981 Homecoming queen during a misty halftime. Her escort was Scott Knoche. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Homecoming - 15

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his I' , 1 gp' r ,. g, shox! I ,,x i . H4 Floating fun Preparations for floats start long be- fore Homecoming week with selections of float themes. After this designs for the floats must be made and a place to build the float must be found. And of course to build a float money must be collected to provide materials such as crepe paper, chicken wire and wood. Building began immediately after the powderpuff game on Sunday and con- tinued every afternoon and evening un- til Thursday. This activity offered a chance for students to work together and get to know each other better. Although the week of Homecoming was a wet one, students worked non- stop to perfect their floats in the hope that all their work would not be ruined by the rain. The rain subsided for awhile and though the sun didn't shine the floats did brighten the day. JUNIOR POWDERPUFF TEAM. Row one: Dale Bishop, Jon Christenson, Tod Maxwell, John Connole, Steve Shewmaker, Dan Breshnahan. Row two: Christy Konkle, Missy Michael, Kathy Konkle, Linda Cox, Deedee Crawford, Jennifer Edmondson, Shelly Atkinson, Teresa Wagner. Row three: Dave Polich, Natalie Heinking, Deb- bie Williamson, Gloria Hicks, Laura Nauser, An- gie Eldson, Rhonda Hernandez, Cheryl Herndon, Nancy Cullen, Sally Ries, Todd Foster. Row four: Dan Owens, Tami Aldrich, Vicki Arnold, Susan Long, Christy Taylor, Laurie Jones, Tonya Jack- son, Suzy Ries, Vicky Van Trump, Jo Hilde- brand, Danny Williams. ALL HANDS ON DECK. lt takes all the hands of Diana Radar, Nancy Cullen and Cheryl Herndon combined to build the junior float as Teresa Wagner looks on. HAND ME SOME CREPE PAPER. Laura Husted, Priscilla Abundis, Kris Hansen, Joelle Purvis, Punky Shuh, Vicki Landingham and Kristy Ru? sell work on the sophomore float. ff!! ff! Homecoming