Englewood Christian School - Shield Yearbook (Independence, MO)

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Steve Smart looks on with his Freshman In Action Eifmed U' Cm weve HH We Though the class of '91 is made up of very different personalities ECS brings them oil together. Freshmen can be thoughtful in the classroom, but enthusiastic when cheering for their team or singing in The Christmas pro- gram. K f 'ka' 1 9' ,4 I 43 1 s 4 f , fb 1 5: 1 '.

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Do you know what'? Buffie Bollinger and Kaylleen Danner's opening line for Their hourly gossip session. Notice the intensity of this par- ticular session during Music Theory. Add Time For Work Arid Play. Opportunities For Friendships To Grow, And You i-lava . . . S Soriieiiung For Everyone Wherever students gathered, something was going on, from rous- ing chapel services to informal chat sessions. Students seemed to be having a good time all year long with a mixture of excitement, work, and just plain silliness. School was not only a million hours of homework and a thousand pages of tests. There were times when a auiz was two weeks away and work was fin- ished. Then the stuff high school memories are made of happened: Z6 talking with friends, cheering at games, goofing off in the parking lot, and going out to eat together. Seniors remember planning what to wear for senior pictures, and filling out applications for jobs and col- leges. Junior memories revolve around endless concessions and planning the Junior-Senior Banquet. Sophomores watch it all-anxious to play those same roles in the future and glad to be in Senior High at last! ' K' 33, edgy Q 4291 if if , K ifigsyg yy Neil Temi outside CJ game. Di ing him si