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

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gl' Q.. I C , N :iii ri Y. , V lljii dx-'.!vifr'15l PSG? 0 1 U- -'Y5g,ei ge-W1 'X' Q 'Oo Homecoming - A Special Event by jenny Henning rom dress up day to ordering flow- ers, the Homecoming parade, to the Wildcat's game against Lee's Summit, Homecoming held many different and exciting events for the Blue Springs Wildcats. Spirit Week kicked off Homecom- ing with students and teachers partici- pating in days like beach day, where many students wore shorts, dress up day, sailor day, Royals day, and Wildcat day. Prizes were given to the most spirited students. Wildcats had many activities to attend to celebrate Homecoming. The student picnic, bonfire, the parade, the Homecoming assembly and watching the band march through the halls first hour playing loudly to drum up spirit on the day of the game against Leels Summit. These were all events that led up to Homecoming. In a tough game against Lee's Sum- mit, the Wildcats were defeated by the Tigers 35 to 8. Plastic footballs, pro- vided by a local merchant, were thrown into the crowds of Wildcat fans. At halftime, Kristy DeVaughn was crowned Homecoming Queen of Blue Springs High School. Other Queen can- didates were Dawn Rakiec, julie Mad- den, julie Enyeart, Christy Smith, Cyndi Yount, Kristen Wixon, Gena Fischer, Katie Booz, and Michelle Holliger. Prin- cesses played a part in Homecoming, too. junior Princesses were jenny Lonowski and Sherri Blandford. The sophomore Princesses were Brooke Pickett and Lea Stevens. One thing that was very different about Homecoming in 1985 was the floats. It was a contrast from years before that some students felt broke tradition. The student senate voted and decided that there would be one Home- coming float. One float for all classes to work on together, was supposed to pro- vide mote class unity. Although each class did not have a spirit truck to deco- rate. The Homecoming dance was held in the gym, which was decorated with streamers. The deejay played music for couples to dance to. Those who at- tended the Homecoming dance, had the opportunity to have their pictures taken together to remember the event. Homecoming X 7