Center High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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I: i5lShbi:lC S Students express different views on how they felt about the school year. Seniors described their last year of high school as busy tolerable question- able unreal apathetic unexciting socialable memorable inferior Juniors described it as .. . 'e exciting mischievous passable routine tiresome beneficial tedious resourceful O.K. Sophomores expressed the year as . . . new different exciting restricted dull degrading fair adventurous friendly 'Abbreviations at right stand for days of the week. 1. Rob Gavin, 12, plunges into the water during an A.A.U. meet. 2. Troy Bunkley, 12, poses for his school ID pic- ture. 3. Homecoming festivities bring a smile to the face of Kim Klein, 11. 4. Ric Masten holds the audience in his hands at the November opportunity period. 5. NHS participates in door decorating to help advertise the Toys for Tots campaign. 6. Snowbound Centerites make their stay in Rus- sell Kansas an enjoyable one as seniors Tracy Blackwood Steve Rebman and Lorie Reckart bid high stakes with sunflower seeds 7 Seniors Cain DeVore and Lisa Rusnak portray leading roles in the Musical B.. A ' 2' K l , We wg nw in ku Q M , ,Q r is f 2 ff' 2 . .,,, .l,Q..., ix fig, - X., Y , '- Q' f V, -MW' V K ,W Z , ..,, .. - f,f-, -I ,.A-, V 6 .394 X ! 3? ., f XM it J t W ' '1h f A A M Q I lrgs - , , ,,, .. ,-,...,0 73- l si i' .iis M . l l il li t W' . , ' 'whiff ' r -ww M W . .,,. . - . ....-fN ,, , . V--M V- . ..,. ...,. A- f . - 1 i.....Ws H ..-M ' i' S 10 Boys' State Su 11 Girls' State M 19 Centerites to Mexico M 26 Drill Team Camp S 15 Summer Jam Concert F 21 Drill Team Carwash Su 6 Avila Conference T Athletic Programs began 15 M 21 Sophomore Orientation M 28 School in Session Some students spent a fulfilled sum- mer working at Worlds of Fun, or at area swim pools. Others attended seminars and camps or idled away lei- sure time by sleeping late, going to concerts, or traveling to DeCloud stu- dio to pose for senior portraits. Summer Sentember F 8 School was dismissed early be- cause of heat S 16 lce Breaker Dance CGreaseD Su 10 K.C. Chiefs were entertained by the Marching Yellowjackets Th 21 Area Deca Clubs gathered at Worlds of Fun With dripping perspiration, students unwillingly returned to the old routine. Unbearable temperatures reaching well into the 90's made learning un- comfortable for both students and fac- ulty alike. As a result school was dis- missed early on Friday the eighth. This didn't keep Centerites away for long. As the sun began to set, Spirit Club members boarded buses and headed to the Center-Ruskin game. . ,ww F f 4,4 1 Q T WW. 1