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

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..- .. ..-...-... ..-....-l...e--.,.,f--.........-...-s.. ..-.?...,L.......,.-..-.......-...,....,,-., t' gg--- ,Lu ,M 7, x 1? i 17 X , 'ish' K ,rt Perched atop a ladder and armed with tape, Bruan Pratt decorotes for a dance. Student Council members hang records from the ceiling to add a final touch to the decora- tions. l gl W Dancing th awau Four times this uear the students at BSJH were treated with a dance, sponsored bu the PTSH and the Stu- dent Council. These dances lasted from seven to nine o'clock in the eve- ning. Usuallu the evening began around 5:00 when the girls started getting readu. Hbout 6:45 people ar- rived at the school in a varietu of waus - walking to a ride in a limou- sine. LUhen the doors opened at 7:00. people flocked to the tables where volunteers gave them tickets for free Coke. Flfter the students were inside, theu took their coats, purses and other personal items to the north gum where theu were watched bu teach- ers. Finallu, after the high-pitched screeches from the girls greeting one another were duing down and the guus had found their friends, the real dance began. The gum floor had been waxed, the lights were dimmed and the music K...-,.-.,.,-,.,..-- -... . . - t- ni ht 9 was blaring. Our gum, which during the dau was a mass of sweatu bod- ies and stale, smellu air, had been transformed to a huge dance floor. Bodies swaued to the beat of popu- lar music and people clustered in groups dancing with their friends. Finallu, when the dance ended, the gum emptied out while local pizza places filled. LUendu Ha vens Dances 'l5 ..,- ..-- N - ..b.... -.. 1... ........ Y--......-..-.i-.4-,,4..h,.---...-..1-i....,....,,.'p.h.,...- ,,- ... - ..-.M . -