Fort Osage High School - Indian Legends Yearbook (Independence, MO)

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I 1 ll Home-rommg queen Shellny Vogel poses mth hc r court lphoto by DeCluudj Kem Burke Homefcommgfll 4.

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' h d . Robin Fletchall and Brian Almquist dance the Shelley Vqgegjlnd-nher date enjoy i S 0309 night away. fphoto by DeCloud1 fphoto by e OU The queen candidates display their beauty at Y -I the Fort. HFANTASTIC! IT WAS TI-IE I-IIGHLIGHT OF MY SEN- Fee. TU' 14 IOR YEAR AND IT IS SOMETHING I'LL NEVER FORGET. SHELLEY VOC'-EL never to be Shelley Vogel crowned during halftime 10!Homecommg-Kem Burke forgotten homecoming queen ceremonies sentativeg and the eight queen candidates, Iana Campbell, Misty Salaki, Shelley Vogel, Lori Tomp- kins, Ioanna Price, Sabrina Wiseman, Robin Fletchall, and Su- san Sorensen, were driven around the football field in corvettes. The tenseness of the crowd grew as the announcer spoke, and the 1984 Homecoming queen is . . . Shelley Vogel! Tears of excitement ran down Shelley's cheeks as the crown was placed on her head. Shelley said, Fantastic! It was the highlight of my senior year and it is something I'll never forget. I'm most- ly happy because my daddy was proud. ' The night ended with the Indians losing 20-7. Coach Vanardall com- mented on the game, I thought we were pretty awesome on defense against the number one team ranked in the state. We played an extremely hard nosed game and Grandview knew they were in a contest. Kem Burke

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lohn Kelsey sh00lS for WVU Us fhe Crowd cheers him on. Courtwarming 1985 . . . o night filled with memories 12! Courtwarmingf Cheryl Kruse The crowd was full of enthusiasm and spirit as the game began. It was Fort Osage vs. Ruskin. Coach Morri- son said, I think that Fort Osage can really be proud of their team. They played very well against a very good team, even though they were defeated by Ruskin 69 to 53. It was a real exciting game and everyone waited anxiously for the