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

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Assemblies by Sarah johnson A ssemblies at Blue Springs Senior High, were a way for students to show their interest in important events and happenings in the school. When an assembly was scheduled, the class times changed. Ten minutes were taken off of all hours to make an extra hour for it. The students would file into the Hershel Neil fieldhouse after second hour to see their fellow students and faculty members perform. Among some of the assemblies in the '85-'86 school year were the United create school spirit Way Cvong Show, Homecoming, and the winter sports pep rally. The school raised over two thousand dollars for the United Way. Students and the faculty members staged acts for the judges, Coach Doug Day, junior, Ronnie Paul- song sophomore, Eddie Hodgeg and sen- ior, Melody Browne. I don't think I could have found a better way to raise the money if I triedg we had a lot of fun, said Missy McKay, junior, who participated in a BSHS rendition of We Are the World. School spirit wasn't only found in the gym, it was in the halls, in the class- I0fAsemblies rooms, and even on students' cars. Sail On was the theme of Homecoming Spirit Week. Kids had a chance to wear everything from their crazy hats and sun glasses to beachwear. At the Homecoming assembly the queen and princess candidates were in- troduced, members ofthe Senate put on skits for the school and Mark Joslyn and Charlene I.,aMountain sang Sail- ing, by Christopher Cross. There was also a winter sports as- sembly and KISS Week. The assemblies were organized by the Student Senate and Mrs. Marguerite Farabee. L-1- 1 ' . Opposite page, bottom left: Gary Stewart and Brad Nelson dance across the gym together. Top left: Mr. Tom Round participates in school spirit by showing off his legs at the Homecoming assembly. Top middle: Drum line performs during assembly. Top right: Students enjoy themselves at an assembly. This page, top left: Z. Mayhall, S. Irvin, K. Cavanaugh, S. Condra, I.. Haug and M. Kelly create school spirit at the Homecoming assembly. Above right: The Student Senate portrays USA for Africa at the United Way Gong Show assembly. Bottom left: The Blue Springs High School coaches dance in a chorus line.

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World Show Me Series Champions Opposite page, far right: Action ofthe seventh game World Series. Left: Daryl Motley speaks during ticker tape parade. This page, top right: joe Beckwith showers George Brett with champagne following an 1 1-o triumph in game seven of the World Series. Bottom right: Approximately 3oo,ooo cheering Kansas Citians lined the streets to greet their World Champion Royals in a parade Monday, October 28, in downtown . 12fRoyals photos courtesy of Colin Braley Independence Examiner