Blue Springs Junior High School - Wildcats Yearbook (Blue Springs, MO)

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14- q.. CU 4-' U1 Ad O O .Q L. C5 GJ P' and photographers i l STAFF: Front row: Susan Tener, DeAndra Gastin, Kim Duffy, Dawn Borne. Second row: Karen McConchie, Denise Patterson, Carrie Grounds, Renee Taylor. Back row: Tanya Treat, Sally Crouch, Marissa Baier, jennifer Long. Not pictured: Tracy Oliver and jenifer Whiting. 16 Collecting Captions, deadlines and layouts were just a few things that were mentioned in the conversa- tions of every yearbook meeting. Every Monday and Wednesday after school for an hour or so, the staff met in Room 102 to put together the new 1985-86 WILD- CAT yearbook. This year's theme which is Kaleidoscope '86 helped give ev- eryone a look at what went on in our school. The features on highlighting students and teachers with interest- ing hobbies were continued this year. We also had a new 1986 3 Y 1 If T Tompkins. . 1 I ..r memories yearbook staff consisting o hardworkers trying to do their bes on the yearbook. The sponsors for the yearbool were Mrs. Cindy Wood and Mrs Kathy john. It was their second yea of hard work to make the yearboo its best. The 1985 yearbook received second place rating from the Schc lastic Press Association at Columbi University in New York City. BSII was the only junior high in the stat of Missouri to receive such a award. This is the second time fc our WILDCAT yearbook to obtai such a high honor. PHOTOGRAPHERS. Karen Gideon, Amy Young, Mike Young, and Elam O'Renick look over the contact prints to check the pictures they had taken. Not pictured: Byron Healy and Davic t X xx A .4 1 8 ssss ss af -K kk if 5 ' 5 sf. t as TAKING A LOOK at the assignment sh Sally Crouch and Karen McConchie chec see who they need to interview.

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NMR ,,,f,,. ,,,. ' ' GIVING A BIT OF ADVICE to Marissa Baier, DeAndra Gastin points out a well-designed layout. EACH PICTURE MUST be stamped and labeled before going to the printer. Tanya Treat is taking care of this task. ,qi sy, f Q Zi 77 Pi 1 I W Hu ' ' 4 , .4 low LAYOUTS AND COPY WRITING Consume the time of jennifer Long, Renee Taylor, Kim Duffy, Susan Tener and Dawn Borne. HELPING Carrie Grounds draw a straight line on her layout is Kania Kisner. SPONSORS Mrs. john and Mrs. Wood put the finishing touches on this layout. 17