Grain Valley High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Grain Valley, MO)

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l . Q . Senior Year Expensive Yet Profitable lf' -Q J As the school year drew closer, seniors dreamed of their last year filled with fun and privileges. But also with the coming year came a great deal of uncertainty about such things as life after high school. Colleges were selected, ACT tests were taken, information was re- ceived and sent off about future prospects. Expenses played a part in the high school life. Caps, gowns, and graduation announcements were just a few of the expenses the seniors incurred readying for their final moments. The senior class des- ignated four hundred and twenty five dollars to the journalism fund in order to insure senior pictures would be seen in full color in the 1981-82 yearbook. Then, because treasury amounts were insufficient to pay for all senior's cap and gown rental, individuals took financial responsibility. Rented and bought from lostens, caps and gowns cost approximately eight dollars5 memory books-six dollars5 senior keys-ten dollars5 graduation announcements-thirty-one cents apiece5 name cards-seven dollars per hundred. 1 Even though billfolds were sometimes barren, seniors somehow found money and time to make the year a memorable one. Privileges such as trips to Blue Springs to eat lunch, roaming the halls, mischief- making, and hassling underclassmen were a trait of most seniors. Overall, expenses weighed heavily on tight budges but were far outweighed by the memories that were created. One of the many profits of the senior year is choosing the senior's who's who, in which Robert Apel and Ann Amor received recognition as most athletic.fup er leftl. Pleasantly pleased, Anita Maxon gets Mr. Burn's and Mrs. Beebe's approval, on her senior portfolio picturestlower leftl Ginger Gillette tGingJ- office worker-45 journalism-2,35 courtwarming candidate-35 mixed chorus-45 prom committee-3. Tracy Goodman tGraceyJ-pep club-1,2,3,45 FHA-1,2,3,45 ivy chain-35 band-35 clarinet quartet-35 library assistant-2,35 pep band - 2,35 FHA parlimentarian - 4. Anders Hagg fSwedel- volleyball manager-45 NHS-45 track-4. Scottie Hays tWaddiej-vo-tech-3,45 football-1,2,3,45 football cap- tain-45 basketball- 1,2,35 yearbook king- 1. Cathy Hayslip tBirdiel-glee club-1,25 pep club-1,25 business con- test-25 volleyball Statistician-25 vo-tech-3,45 VICA-45 FHA-4. loe Hensley tFearlessl- track-1,2,3,45 football manager-1,25 girl's basketball manager- 15 basketball statistician-34 forensics-7 3.4: one-act play-3,45 school play-2,35 crew worker tspring playl-42 iudges award tspring playj-35 forensics president-45 class president- 25 librarian-15 student council-25 journalism-2,3,45 assistant newspa- per layout editor-45 lettermen's club-2,3545 art-club-25 prophecy and prom committee-35 children's theater set director-45 National journalism Association Award-45 best dancer-45 1st place one-act tl-70 conferencej- 4. Russell Hilburn tHawkeyeJ-industrial arts contest-35 metals award-3. Del lohnson tDol-transferred-35 football-3,45 basketball-3,45 track- 35 letterperson's club-3,4. ' - Tom jones tT.l.l-basketball- 15 football- 1,2,35 Industrial arts club- 25 algebra l award-1: algebra ll award-35 class president-45 student Council-45 woods I award-15 industrial arts contest-15 band-1,25 basketball statistician-35 Who's Who Among High School Students-35 Zn, NHS - 45 best personality - 45 best dressed - 45 best looking - 4. Candy Kissee fCan Canl-librarian-45 Who's Who Among American High School Students- 45 basketball- 3,45 volleyball - 3,45 mixed cho- rus - 4. Donnie Kistner- vo-tech - 3,4. Elaine Mann tLippsl-band-1,2,3,45 flute solo- 1,2,3,45 trio-2,3,45 6 junior NHS- 15 NHS - 3,45 FHA - 1,2,3,45 reporter - 25 historian - 35 trea- 3 surer-45 library assistant-1,25 journalism-3,45 business contest-35 spring play-3,45 ivy chain-3,45 all district band-45 most persistant- 4 1 0 Mike Mann tMikeyl-football-1,2,3,45 band-1,2,35 lettermen's m Michelle Merson lSissyJ-class president-15 FHA-1,2,3,45 FHA sec-m club - 2,3,45 yearbook king candidate - 2. Anita Maxon tSkeeterJ-pep club- 15 journalism-2,35 office help- 2,35 librarian - 1,25 class treasurer- 35 courtwarming candidate - 4, retary-45 FHA president-35 FHA vice president-25 student council- 1,2,3,45 secretary-25 student council vice president-35 basketball-1, 25 volleyball-1,2,3,45 volleyball-most improved -25 volleyball cap- tain 3 4' junior NHS 1' NHS 3 4' NHS student council re 4' classm ' , , ' , ' , , P' , vice president-45 yearbook candidate- 15 pep club-15 ivy chain- 1,25 art club- 1,2,3,45 letterperson's club- 2,3,45 citizenship award- 25 FHA 5 outstanding letterperson's club-2,3,45 citizenship award-25 FHA out- standing member-35 journalism-3,45 volleyball all conference honori able mention-3,45 business manager-3,45 National journalism Assoc:-m ation Award-45 business contest-25 prom committee-35 most talented-45 most likely to succeed-45 prophecy committee-3. 'SENIORSX117

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