Buffalo High School - Bison Yearbook (Buffalo, MO)

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Senior condidotes, Trocy Bornmon, Cln- nomon McMillon, Angle McDaniel, ond Trendo Cornohon. before the football festival porade. Photo: J. Cole Robbie Gonn-Senior, Stoshi Mills - Sophomore, Billy Kueck ond Trocy Bornmon-Seniors, Brian Gonn ond flngie McDoniel-Seniors, Jim Shontz- Senior, Julie Jensen-Junior, lonce Mills ond Cinnamon McMillon-Seniors, Brion Portmon ond Trendo Carnohon-Se- niors. Buford Cross-Senior, Dona Rice- Freshmon. Mott Kramer ond locey McGuire. Photo: K. Kendall. Thursdoy night of Spirit Week. Student Council sponsored o bon- fire. R great number of students showed up to watch the burning of on fish Grove pirote. football coptoins ond seniors tossed o life-sized, stuffed pirote onto the burning brush. Seniors David Stuckey, Sondy Scrivener, Wesley Bybee, ond Cinnomon McMillen sit mesmor- ized by the fire. Photos: K. Ken- dall Ss Wa '■

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GETTING THERE a Week's events add to Festival. Sophomores, Kathy Ulingo. Sonny Mitchel. ond Kris Sheppord on the Sophomore doss float. The float uron first place In the F ootboH Festival porode rnlth the assist once of their sponsor Lonnie Glor. firt Instructor. 6 The Buffalo Gols wait patiently for the parade to begin. Photo: M. Hayes. Seniors Shannon Boyd, flngie Roscoe. ond Kevin Jones ride their doss float. Photo: J. Cole. Layout and story: Shawn Sample Football festival began the week of Sept. 28 through Oct. 2 with the traditional Spirit Week, sponsored by Stuco. Monday, was Sign T-shirt Day. followed by Togo Day, where we caught Brian Gonn in o flowered sheet. Next, Brian Kramer, Soph- omore, ond his teddy bear, Fred Kramer, were dressed up for Pa- jama Day. Thursday was Inside- out Sweats Doy and Friday was Spirit Day, where school colors were worn. Fill through the hectic week oil classes (Fresh.-Seniors) were in the middle of competing with each other for the top floot in the parade. Senior floot members hod o hard time of recruiting other se- niors to work on their floot. When asked about the many kleenexs that were stuffed into thousands of holes in chicken wire, flngie Roscoe replied, “I've never been so 'at one' with o kleenex in oil of my life. Shannon 8oyd, who was an- other working on the float, said, There wasn't o lot of seniors working, but I hod fun! Despite the hard work from the other dosses, Sophomores, with the artistic help of their sponsor Mr. Lonnie Glor, won first place! With everyone getting ready for the football Festival, the Bi- son football team was working even harder to get ready for the big gome on Friday night. The players hod hard hitting prac- tices, but it did not seem to pay off this time. The Sisons lost to the fish Grove Pirates 29-0. After the gome, the dance was held with over 200 attending. The theme of the donee wos Bock in Slock. Senior, Mark Cook hod this to soy about the dance, It wos oil right. There were several people there, but no one wos dancing.” This wos the first year that Festival candidates ond atten- dants wore formols. Cinnamon McMillan, senior, who wos crowned Football Festival Queen before the gome, said, It wos really cold. Me and flngie McDan- iel were jomming-out to music on top of the cars before the gome trying to get warm!

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GETTING THERE These spirit-filled Bisons ore proud to show-off their signed T-shirts. Bock: Shelli Goette, Stephonie Payne, and Trod Mayfield, freshmen, fllicio GiUispie. senior; and fthondo Coselmon, sophomore. Middle: Sheila Christian, freshmon; Toro Barker, sophomore. Liz 8radley. freshmon. Kris Shepord and Jason Heitmon, sophomores. Front: Michelle Dibben. senior; Karen ftieschel. junior; Amber Neol, senior, and Tracey Pierce, junior. Kneeling: Jim Shontz. senior. Photo: A. Mulder- ink. Amy Kennedy, senior, was chosen by the Student Body to represent 8uffolo in Stockton s Block Walnut Festivol. Photo: Mike Jones. Senior. Sim Smitherman ond sophomore. Mary Carlisle show their friendship and spirit on Signed T-shirt Doy. Photo: A. Mul- derink.