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

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IMPRESSION TING HS NEL O l-ilthough other schools boast ca- maraderie, school spirit, and on un- faltering dedication to their educa- tion, few can surpass the purple pride that we have here at Blue Springs. f-ind even Fewer can com- pare to the spectacular display ofthe spirit that we see, touch, and pass through every day: The Purple Doors. Vou may be under the impres- sion that the issue of Purple Doors is a matter of indifference and irrele- vance. Indeed you may be thinking, So what? Doors are doors. Flu Contraire! ln actuality the doors have aroused quite a bit of controversy among BSJH students. LUhen asked For their thoughts of the purple doors, students had vari- ous responses: They clash, David Gcton Vou certainly can 't miss 'em! Christie Ficlkins They're O.l-l. l don 't really pay attention to doors anyway, Jas- on l-iew They 're horrid! Llnda 'r'ocham They 'd look better pink, Tam- my Hoskins LUhat they need is a yellow wildcat painted on them, ' ' Greg Schnaclfenburg Haren Pojmann l l l i l Jana Fischer Brandon Fisher Chris Fisher Cindy Flagg Jeff Foley 'Y 'QQ' Carrie Foster Valerie Frankel Francee Frederico Mike Freeman Stephanie Frerking Melissa Frost John Fry Rusty Gabriel Derek Gamble Vicky Garcia David Gardner Holly Garland Eric Garretson lcls, 1 F 'fl .- - K Rig Carrisa Garwood Daniele Gastineau i Shawn Gehle Tracy George Ryan Gerding Rob Gerecke mi Q fig l00 FIS-GER

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WFT? Travis Eldridge r 'x x - Haron Eli Steve Elliott Rmy Ellis Neil Ellis Karen Elms Q' Ji!'.V.STL9..-. Lora Engelbrecht Jeff Enlow Kevin Enyeart Craig Erwin Tony Esposito STING LH NE O f Shanna Essay IMPRESSION -..,-..z--. ..-.,- - --L. ,A ,, ,AH 1. .1 I sow Big Bird playing a banjo on Sesame Street at the age of five and immediately wanted to play. That's how Suzanne Zimmerman got the idea of playing the banjo. It took about two years of begging and pleading for my parents to give in, Suzanne explains, but finally at the age of seven, I got my first banjo. Find the rest, as they say, is history. Suzanne has been taking les- sons for a total of six years. She be- gan taking lessons at Meyer music, but now she says that she just teaches herself by ear. Suzanne com- ments, lt's not a very easy instru- i-..,... .iv ..........l....1..---1..6..L,,..--1.7 .,.,,,.,-, f Jason Evans Kirsten Evers Janet Fairbanks Doug Feagans Brian Feeney Brad Fenton Stan Feuerstein ment to play, but it's a lot of fun! Suzanne reveals that she origi- nally wanted to pursue her music as a career, but now she says her goals have changed. She now thinks of her banjo as a fun pastime. Christina Esteban L Billy Evans L, UW W' na fb Him Lonsbury 1.-.1- 1 Eid - Feu 99 ,lv-l1 .-:--,yvqg -.....a......--..,...-.- ,-...-, ct 4... .,. -

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