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

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S the days wore on, we wondered how long this energy could continue. Before we knew it, though, revised publications appeared, and the music and drama departments rocked us back on our heels with a singing, dancing, acting extravaganza. New art highlighted the halls. Surviving in the new land took more thought than we had anticipated, but the results of our efforts gave us a bet- ter year. Sure-there were spelling notebooks, mock legis- lation, book reports, homework, classwork, math problems, labs, term papers, and more traditional work than we can, or want to, remember, but newness continued. The tone of achievement gained a strong foothold in our attitudes, and we began, at last to see the formation of our own legacy-striving and surviving through change and improvement. Our tradition was to create a new tradition. The surviving memories of '86 will provide the fertile soil for the development of newer and even better ways. Each year, like this one, was an original. l Debbie Allen Laughter and excitement filled the stands ns lim Bedswurlh Rich Cam A I E - Pllvll, Varsity lmerl rl I I I 1 and Iae Holloway joined in Hn' Homecoming spin! an Friday, October 4. L ea Us lc V U Vmmu t bpm! UH' mtv Lmrqmc m 4 OpemnglDebb1e Allen M- .rr A-. ..w,..,.,

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6 HomecominglDawn Lityma Stephanie Kempf, fabovel 324 leads the spirit run on Saturday, October 5, 1985. The Spirit runners ran the seven miles from the high school to the Chrisman Stadium. Richi Campbell, lim Bedsworth, Bob Stark, Tom Alexander, frightl show their spirit by dancing after Coach Cummings gave his inspirational speech. Paula Gregory, Shelly Brungardt, Stacy Wainwright, frightl do a routine to Let lt All Blow. The Homecoming Court lopposite page, top! broke away from their escorts to pose for a picture. Top raw: Beth Harrison, Liz Bolles, Tracy Gorham, Carmen Garrison, Lisa Fisher, Liv Berghagen, Missy Holder. Bottom row: Michele McGee, Karri Parish, Iennifer Davis, Leah Griffey, Paula Gregory. Richi Campbell fopposite, below! assisted by Coach Cummings, Coach Vanarsdall, Coach McDaniels, after his second hit in the knee. ' - rr . - Cl- -