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LEFT: During a concert held at Starlight Theater. Ann and Nancy Wilson of ' Heart perform BELOW At the new Bannister Mall. Elizabeth Shelton, 10, shops in Connie's. ABOVE Designated hitter Hal McRae rides through the Royals Pararie on October 22. LEFT Nancy Clark, 11, and Sara Westgate, 12. work at the Boone Auction, held because of school closings. Student Life 13
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Bartle Hall hosted a ear show on November 15 Royals stir fans emotions TV blizzard of paper swirled through the downtown canyons. Business people threw masses of it from top floor windows and city workers in cherry pickers dumped it over the streets. Hundreds of thousands of cheering people stood in the drifts of confetti. All the commotion came as a result of the Royals winning the American League Pen- nant. The Royals rode victoriously through the streets in a precedent-setting parade. The parade came after the Royals lost the World Series, but that didn't seem to bother the fans. Everyone's hero was the American League's most valuable player, George Brett, who flirted with a .400 batting average. Other events in the area stood out. Many school closings, including those in the Center dis- trict, marked an era of declining enrollment. Star- light Theater, battered by low attendance be- cause of the heatwave, held rock concerts to keep its doors open. The Philharmonic went on strike for higher wages. Bannister Mall opened up, giving students jobs as well as a new place to shop. President Carter held a town meeting in Independence to stir voters. 12 Student Life
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RIGHT Preparing the table for future customers. Kulvinder Randhawa, 11. works at Putsch's Cafete- ria in Ward Parkway BELOW At McDonald's on 103rd street, Mike Wolf. 11. finishes up for the day. ABOVE Ellen Greenbaum. 12. meets with the man- ager of Stix Baer Fuller Portrait Gallery to discuss her application RIGHT loMarie McMurray. 9. takes an order at Whimpey's on Troost 14 Student Life
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