Excelsior Springs High School - Tiger Yearbook (Excelsior Springs, MO)

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Tabitha Barham, fr., posed for a picture at one of the many football games in the fall. Fixing to plant one on her par- ticipant. Kelly Kramer, fr.. kisses Kevin Greim. fr., at the Spirit Week pep rally. On the new “Opposite Sex Day,” junior Heather Richard showed her spirit by portraying the bibli- cal character Moses. T ou had to be Y there.” What JL do you mean? We weren’t there. Across the nation and even in our own town events took place that would touch our hearts or not phase us at all. Some things we would discuss in conversations with our friends as we shared experiences. Other thoughts we kept to our- selves. Inside each one of us are stored the pictures of people, places and events that made 1987 a reality. Those special moments to share with someone else when we said ... “You had to be there.” Swooning over Conrad, teen chorus members listen to him sing during the musical “Bye, Bye Birdie.”

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L LT ou had to be there!” What do you mean? We were there. From the classrooms to the hitch JL lot, from the football field to the dances, we took part in the many activities and events that shaped our year. The pictures capture the victories and defeats, the classroom activities and club meetings. The rowdy times, the quiet times, the special times that will be remembered. Memories of the times we laughed, we cried, times we made sense of it all are placed on these pages to relive again. Flowers and balloons pile up for the Courtwarming coronation being held that night. Many students kept florists busy for special events and holidays. Admiring the painting made by Penny Juniors Lezlee Hamilton and Krista (Aronne Guy), Grandpa (Chad Means) and Johnson felt a little of the winter magic Mr. Depinna (Chris Delano) listen as she as they pose beside their snowman, tells her story.

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Rain-soaked spectators at the varsity football game Dana Deckard. Regina Salter. Missy Hartman and Mike Krueger, juniors, watched as the Center Yellowjackets defeated the Tigers 3-0 in overtime. Tigerette co-captain Christy Mitchell, senior, I'he Tigerettes wore masks since the perfor- performs a routine to “The Big Bad Wolf mance fell on Halloween night, during halftime of the Ruskin football game. The internal organs of a frog are displayed by seniors John Quinn and 1 odd Reuscher and junior Chris Quick. Bill Tuck's science courses included laboratory units in dissection. I rving to stay in step, members of the ESHS Black and Gold Band, which includes flags and rifles, march behind West High School. Practices began in August to prepare for the 1986-87 season, which opened with a perfor- mance at the first varsity football game. 4 Opening