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

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Q J' M E 33 ,VVN Q Q--Pill! E Cheerleaders help keep the spirit high for the fans during the Homecoming football game, top. Blue Springs and Rockhurst compete for victory at the Saturday afternoon game, left. Homecoming! 11

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Homecoming, a day to remember By Debbie Ring choes of laughter, cheers from stu- dents, and the applause of a crowd brightened the street and the stadium. It was Homecoming Day at Blue Springs High School. The day began with the floats, trucks and students that traveled down Main Street in celebration of the game to follow, a game that everyone hoped to win. 4 The band peijforms at halftime during the Homecoming game, upper left. Var- sity football players mingle before the game, upper right. Coach Norwine, Coach Parker, and Coach Dunn get a pie in the face at the Homecoming assembly, lower right. 1OfHomecoming The 1983-84 Homecoming game was played against Rockhurst and the Wildcats were defeated with the final score of 0 to 28. Blue Springs began losing the game in the first half, as the score remained the same after half time. But the game wasn't the only sus- pense action that was filling the air. It was also the nomination of the Home- coming Queen. Oh my gosh, I can't believe it, said Jennifer Martin, who was the newly elected queen. She said upon being elected, It was unbelievable and an exciting time in my life. Then it was on to the last half of the game. After the game many stu- dents went home to prepare for the dance to follow, a dance and an even- ing that could be remembered for sev- eral years- ' I

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---r' 1 QW? -ff -l Students walk between the P.A. and L.A. buildings to get to their next class, above. An aerial view shows the B.S.H.S. campus, top right. Students say the pledge of allegiance at the recognition assembly, middle right. The day at school is over and students board the buses to leave, bottom right. 12!Student LUe