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

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if' L Qw- 4'1- Laurie Bostido Karen Bowe Michelle Brady Laura Breeden Lee Breeden 510' Leslie Breeden Kim Brengarth Bryan Brown Ken Brown Kristy Brown Fun worth it all by Rhonda Carey earing a twenty-pound Wildcat head, running around at games and being a generally crazy person sounds like fun. But for senior Brent Phillips, the task is exhausting and it can get tiring. Brent, who's also involved in soc- cer, wrestling and FCA, became the mascot after Mrs. Cockerell asked him if he wanted the job. The task involved supporting the football team and getting the crowd excited. Because of the notoriety, Brent en- joyed the honor of being the school mascot. After three hours of soccer practice, he then went to games and wore the mascot head. My neck really gets tired because the weight is on it, Brent said. Brent had an opportunity to meet people, have fun, and entertain the fans, despite his personal discomfort. Mascot muses spirits at a football game. s ,V k I ,vin A.. ... , , E- ' of m e fix Q WI B li Christy Brown Nikki Bruneau Michaela Bullitt! Chad Bunton Julie Bl-lfke 22fSeniovs