Central High School - Wakitan Yearbook (St Joseph, MO)

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1. Coach Maple displays his Clash Day clothes. 2. The effigy goes up in flames. 3. Singing for the coronation, Byron Myers. 4. Mrs. Anderson's second hour class dresses for Toga Day. 5. Mrs. Groenke displays her faculty t-shirt. 6. Juniors sell pep items on Color Day. 7. Judy Morton and Julie Carrithers sign the effigy on Clash Day. 8. Candidates react to the announcement of the queen and her court. 9. Presenting Harvest Queen Pam Karr are Scott Finan and Todd Wilcox. 10. Mike Pankau and Brent Pettijohn show spirit on T-Shirt Day.

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Burning Effigy Successful, Despite Ban With Homecoming week underway, teachers as well as students could be seen roaming around in clashing clothes, togas, t-shirts, and blue and white, supporting the various homecoming days. The Jun- ior 'spirit force' showed pride in their class by sell- ing color day items, raising more money than in pre- vious years. Because of the city burning ban, spe- cial permission needed to be acquired to burn the effigy. Students with Mr. Tarpley's help, obtained the necessary approval, so Friday afternoon, Queen Pam Karr kept tradition and sent the bulldog aflame. Homecoming ended triumphantly with the Indians upsetting the Wyandotte Bulldogs. ,.x -4 1 sv ,Y , 5 af? .. 5.1 Q ,X K s X 4-'mga , QE

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t'6Qif5,' RV 1Ell5Z?. M 5 1. Conehead mascot Paul Urich clowns with Senior team members Bill Kerns, Mary Gilpin, Craig Gilley, and Lynette Sisson. 2. The Dancing Bear entertains the sophomore class. 3. Judges discuss the scores with Linda Mullican, Mary Richmond, and Tim Hoffman. 4. Teams await the receiving of their candy. 5. Junior Angie Cassidy balances eggs during the run around. 6. Beth Burris and Kelly Wiegant sell pencils for the sopho- more class. 7. Freshmen Cindy Loecher, Amy Haynes, and Randy Smith compete in the sack race. 8. Sponsor Vince Perry assists the freshmen in the scavenger hunt.