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

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Iunior Varsity-L.Todd, D. Lynch, C. Green, M. Mackin, A. Gehrlein, M. Brooks, T. Shoffner, T. Gibler, S. Parker, I. Dunne ffrontj, M. johnson, D. Whippo fbackl. lr. High-S. Rodgers, S. Stucklik, A. Hazlett, I. Schuessler, D. Haynes, G. Simpson fsecondj, I. Iwaniszyn, L. Fountain ffirstl, L. Maxey, C. Hays, 1. Schuessler, A. Henderson, N. Nelson, T. Cox fthirdj. VARSITY Santa Fe Tournament fconsolationl G.V. Holden 15-10,14-16,15-3 G.V. Oak Grove 5-15,14-16 G.V. Sweet Springs 10-15,15-17 G.V. Green Ridge 7-15,15-13,15-1 C.V. Pleasant Hill 15-9,15-11 G.V. Sweet Springs 12-15,15-7,15-5 G.V. Concordia 15-5,11-15,9-15 G.V. Oak Grove 5-15,14-16 Barstow Tournament Ust placej G.V. Wellington 15-4,15-2 QV, Loretto 15-9,15-13 G-V4 Barstow 15-1,15-8 ov. Notre Dame 13-15,15-13,15-13 G-V' CFGSI Ridge 15-4,15-2 QV. Englewood 11-15,15-4,15-9 G.V, Windsor 15-10,15-2 Christian G.V. Notre Dame 11-15,16-14,5-15 G.V. St. PauI's 12-15,15-11,13-15 District at Santa Fe GV' Keamey l5'9f16'l4 ov. Englewood 11-15,15-4,15-8 G.V. Saflta Fe 3 'l5,8 lS Christian VOLLEYBALU29 ' ,....-........... .-...t

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N X N , X X , X X . X After a quick time-out junior varsity girls prepare to return to the courtfbelowj. While Debbie Mackin watches in antici- pation, freshman loyce Dunne bumps the ball back onto the opponent's court ffar leftl. As the referee keeps a close eye on things, Carrie Green sets the ball cross court ffar belowl, , lun Gb M' ,AY .Y Y-Ye.-f-V----1 , , , ., .. X ,Q X X N 1 X Setting Higher Goals 5 As number 35 j.v. player Denna Lynch bumps the ball, Megan johnson and Mi- chelle Brooks get ready for assistance frightj. When a j.v. Santa Fe member sets the ball over the net, Megan lohnson readies for a return lfar rightl. l B 28! l .V. VOLLEYBALL lr. lw

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September twenty-sev- enth through October sec- ond marked the inevitable homecoming spirit week! In order to help boost the spirit and morale of sports teams and to set the gen eral mood for the home- coming activities, students and faculty were asked to participate in the daily events. Pep club members donated their time by pick- K Lu ing out varsity football ull players and secretly deco- rating their lockers and fill- ing it with various goodies such as home-baked treats, I-, candy, spirit signs, and ,-, toys. Amidst working on floats . and shopping for home- coming nights' clothes, de- voted and ambitious stu- dents found time to look for zany outfits to wear for the various spirit days. Two of the most inter- esting days proved to be Tuesday and Thursday. On Tuesday the theme was 'lcrazy combo, where students mixed and matched silly hats, ties, socks, and boots. Thurs- day's theme brought out the creativity in the stu- dents, it was 'lvictory is music to our ears, as ev- eryone depicted some of their favorite music stars. IR SP Teachers Mrs. Billie Basinger and Ms. Bonnie Bartels show their support for the Oak Ridge boys on crazy combo day fabovey' Freshman Debbie Mackin dresses up to portray country singer Dolly Parton on leagles are music to our ears day frightl. Yee Hawww . . . Trying to boost her image, Missy Koonce dresses in her Sunday best fupper rightl. 30!HOMECOMlNG SPIRIT WEEK