Buffalo High School - Bison Yearbook (Buffalo, MO)

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“Pig Out,” “Scarf It Up,” “Yummy,” Nasty CaCa.” Sound familiar? Chances are, you heard at least one of these expressions related to “munchies (or in common terms, food) this year in the Snack Bar or Cafeteria. Seniors were frequently seen “hamming it up” in the food vending areas. In nice weather sen- iors lounged in front of the school during lunch hour, often with assorted junk food and cokes, usually illegally ob- tained by going off campus. Although many seniors will not miss the food ... they will miss the camaraderie and crazy times a lunch hour can offer. The food fights, the obnoxious remarks about someone's lunch and mooching money off friends are all habits not soon to be forgotten.

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Shannon Sample Craig Schmicd Kelly Schwarz Bill Smith Joanne Smith Tina Smith Joanie Spurrier Nathan Stafford Jimmy Strickland Scott Stroup Dreama Sullcnberger Ron Swan David Sweany Cherrie Tapp John Thatcher For any senior who wants to continue his education, w here to go to college is one of the most difficult choices to make. Perhaps the best way to choose a college is to examine its “expressions.” Some colleges express an air of Ivy League eloquence while others seem to emit a down home feeling. Many seniors based their choice on which “expression” made them feel comfortable. 28

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Betty Tuck Linda Turner Dana Villines Tom Votra Janet Wallace Laync Wallace Thcrisc Walters Scott Wcil cl Kim W'iJIiams Jeff Witzman Robert Zimla A common disease that is often diagnosed among seniors is “sen- ioritis.” The symptoms sound something like this. Usually can- not rise in time to make first hour, have trouble staying a full day at school and constant murmurs about graduation.