Blue Valley High School - Reflections Yearbook (Stanley, KS)

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popular weekend, and sometimes weekday, completed in 1986. Aversions. II Throughout tjhis coi Expanding enrollment necessitated ithe iary gym did not provii addition of a new commons area, a larger atmosphere for const heater, four more mobile classrooms, and food, the halls were on ;everal inconveniences this year. The stu- underclassman parkin) lent body welcomed the completion of the Such inconvenie :ommons and theater, and indications are mized by the six minut hat students may even be taking a liking centralized lockers, ai or the mobiles, whose numbers will contin- munication breaks, le to increase until Blue Valley North is 5truction, the auxil-pleasant again packeji, and was often scarce. vTX v It til If passing period, the d the weekly com- L E- H 1— H rv V d | L S l- i E ■

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ise between i pro and growin yea istr fort nan clud the an niti cos e Valley’s present identity the student ion put forth a great er before to is strong rura opolitan influence. This y, faculty, and adm n- ith worl a continued concer individual, amidst e ncreased academic a for is a corn-heritage Blue Valley teachers, the source of th school's academic excellence, often prove extremely challenging, as well as extreme cooperative ef-eserve the best it merits’ n=- d the needs ormous grow socia opportu- ly fond of assigning homework. All thi work, however, did not completely stifl the extracurricular and social lives of sti ts. Leadership Seminars, for example e to involve over ten percent of the sti t body in various committees, whil iUjoined “cruisin ovie-going,” and “just plain partyin

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Possible suspension ot lunch pnvile stirs concern of hungry underclassr Stephanie Cudnik PRESENTEO WEST 0 CONI KEITOR THURSOAY UHSIST 1( -v EL f ... 796 LOUER j.