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Senior Class F., of Seniors show school spirit by decorating their cars. jennifer Davis and Rich Campbell say goodbye in the student lobby. It's over! Shawn Nash displays his feelings about May 15. lim Mautino cleans out his locker the last day to avoid a five dollar fine. Fort Osage Seniors Are Cool, was displayed an Shawn Nash's Chevy truck. 28 Senior Last DaylShawnetta Norman L.-
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an . '-Tdjiiii' L i f gym . 1 ,N K iii' A 1-, - : L , 5. Q gt r ex ,L .:,, 5, , eg g , Top, Leigh Anne Mikes and Torn Wheeler look over the balcony while awaiting their friends. fLefi2 Seniors enjoy the beat of Savannah. fAbove9 Tammy Friend und escort make their way to an exciting night nt prom. jennifer Davis!Prom 27
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f '86 i Too fast. Too slow. Either way there is something in common, it's over! The seniors' last day was May 15. The expected tears disappeared. Lisa Fisher meant something when she said, We need not be sad or upset for leaving high school, but to look forward to the future, in her Graduation Address. Cars and hallways proved that it was definitely the last day. Cars were decorated that morning, with the excep- tion of a few, which were decorated all week. The continuous rain didn't dampen the seniors' spirits. They were ready to party-rain, sleet, snow, sunshine, hail, anything! Hallways were covered with papers, books, posters and flashing camera bulbs. Seniors let everyone know that it was the end. To some, the actual last day didn't occur until May 22, due to Seniors Breakfast at Furrsp luckily there wasn't a food fight. So the class of '86 wasn't as rowdy, but they had just as much spirit. Overall the seniors enjoyed their last two weeks of events. The class of '86 was unique and special. Their class would be like no other that would walk through the doors of the Grand Old Fort Osage. By: Dawn Lityma 'Fw i . ,V -1- fi -4:54 Chris Embree, Debbie Allen, Leigh Anne Mikes, Beth Boeger, and Iana Bradfield, after eating breakfast, enjoy gossip while waiting to leave for baccalaureate practice. Laura Taylor waits for her friends while they get seconds. Don Lee, Scott Sage, Kevin Owens, and jim Surnpter enjoy their breakfast. The senior breakfast was held at Furr's Cafeteria. Senior Breakfast!Shawnetta Norman 29 .-.-
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