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

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Brad Melton, Jim Mitchell and Brian Ogilvie check and stamp pictures to be sent in with the layouts. Staff members LUhitney LUillis, Hngie Chappell, Christie Hdlfins and Helly Holmes carry on an in- tense discussion of the material that will form the '88 yearbook. , ifffe, 'i' F ff if Robyn RatcHff Zi, During a meeting, Undo Vocham, Horen Mrs. LUood, advisor, critiques the work of Suz- anne Zimmerman and David 6cton before Pojmann Fingie Chappell and Christie Hdkins senobng it to be printed work to meet deadlines LUhile writing articles, Jonathan Mannes and Him Lonsbury pause to share their ideas. Vearbook 17