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■ Pictured above, sophs Carrie Nall and Mindy Rickert show their Hubba Bubba bubbles don't stick. Pictured left, senior Monica Dick receives assurance that the year is almost over from likewise impatient senior Ronald Dykes. At the chilly and rainy Homecoming pep rally, foot- ball players never loose their cool. As the year went on, we found that we (as high school students) were not the only Americans detoured by mechanical dif- ficulties. As the horror of drug abuse swept the na- tion, mandatory drug tests became a part of everyday life for many Americans. Admitting herself to a drug rehabilitation clinic, Tammy Fae Bakker made the news as did her husband Jim, head of the PTL (Praise The Lord) ministries. After a sex scandal in- volving Bakker and a secretary, Bakker resigned from his PTL ministry with bit- terness. Blaming Jimmy Swaggart for his scandal being publicized, Bakker and his wife reconciled their differences and fought for their ministry. Also fighting a battle was Royals manager Dick Howser. Howser, who underwent surgery for a brain tumor, retired from the Royals after beginning the 1987 pre-season. Another team that faced its share of detours was Congress. Raising the speed limit on rural interstates to 65 mph, the Con- gress overrode President Reagan's veto. Closer to our own home street, Republican Mike Hayden cruised into the governor’s seat, defeating Tom Docking. Gov. Hayden’s attempts to bring the death penalty to Kan- sas were, however, stopped by the Senate. As these occurrences overloaded our minds and caused us to ponder the ensuing traffic jams, we began to relate with an understanding only one more year can add. Growing up both physically and emotionally, our friendships began to mean all the more to us. As we realized these years would not last forever, we found that special memories can be made now—to last us for a lifetime. With these thoughts we found ourselves ap- preciating the few times we had together, on our road to success. Opening 5 OPENING
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Mr. Nelson's physics class, from left, bach row. Stephanie Stean. Michelle Rat field. Mr. Nelson. Bill Tinon. Mitch Bernard, and front row. Dawn Pickett. Jerry Dalebout. and Gary Courtney show they're capable of having fun. too! Wrapping to the beat, senior Marla Brown entertains BSHS at the Senior Assembly while Deann Newton. Steve Saunders, and Shawn Hall look on 4 Opening
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