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

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Senior Coneheads Capture 1st Place Honors During CIMMACAP Activities , -,--, i i 'N Chants, mascots, and student partici- pation played an important part in the CIMMACAP CCentral Indian Moneymaker and Community Appreciation Projecty activities. The first week consisted of each class selling candy bars, with the profits going to the Student Senate, while the second week profits went to each individual class. In overall competition, the senior class pocketed first place. Stu- dent Body Treasurer, Mary Richmond, commented, CIMMACAP proved to be successful in that it raised over S4200 for Central. wks NVQ

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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.

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Class of '80 Shows Creativity in Revue Theme Everything With roses flying through the air and the audience bursting into applause, the class of 1980 brought their Senior Review, Everything's Coming Up Sen- iors, to a close. Emcees Marcie Cramer, Mary Gil- pin, Bill Hunt, Byron Myers, Julie Scott, and Garry Tiller used a different technique in introducing each of the acts by relating the songs, skits, and dances to everyday school life. Junior Mary Pilgram com- mented, l really enjoyed the revue. They all seemed to be having so much fun, I can hardly wait until next year! s Coming Up Seniors