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

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,...i+i... Q-..g,,Q...Y,-. Y... . . ...,.. , , , . Gettin djusted, Gettin' Involved August twenty-fourth marked the inevitable day that stu- dents were forced from their sun-tanning, easy-going three- month vacation to return to a world of teachers, studying, and extra-curricular activities. Day one meant many changes, awakening earlier than in previous weeks, changing from shorts and sandals to new jeans and tennis shoes not worn long enough to be very comfortable. When students, seventh through twelfth grades, came to- gether in the high school gymnasium for the opening day as- sembly, Principal Richard Burns conducted the ceremonies. Teachers new to the district were introduced, as were the ex- ecutive student council members. Long faces and happy faces ruled in the beginning days Some looked forward to absorbing classwork and extra cur rtcular materials while others ke t remembrances of summer time fun in their heads junior rgh and new students were faced with the task of finding strange surroundings new faces and the correct buildings Veteran students were quickly swept up in the frenzy of activities classes and new teachers As the weeks progressed various organizational meetings were called and students eagerly joined forces to make It a fun and profitable year Seniors Anders Hagg and Rhonda Dunn seem to be preoccupied with keep ing their garde point average at a strict level tleftl Words can say it all as the outside school sign board proclaims Welcome Back to all students entering onto the campus the first day tbelow leftj Engulfed in painting her pottery project Kim Zarda finds that choosing the most important activities are neces sary to a rounded high school education fbelowj GETTING lNVOLVED!'l9 1 R ' I I I I ' I - - - .X H - I - . rf, ' if A' A :gag -' ,g,,-g,g:,1,,g,A j,4,, - 3 , - - ,..............,..,..-..s,