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

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L ' is H 1-511 A' xiii - we . Surpnsed by the click Mrchelle Mershon turns just In time to look stralght Into the lens of the camera Qfar leftl Budding your nallsts take tlme out from a hectrc schedule for a group pose fleftj Wlth a desk used to ard her comfort Elaine Mann srts comfort ably on the well used couch donated to the room pnor to the beglnnrng of the school year fbelowl Editor Marianne Fry and assls tant edltor Patty Officer smile whsle thoughts of deadlines dance In their heads lbelow leftl Wrth her bright, cheery smlle Mxchelle Mershon IS on her way to captl vate more patrons to purchase advertlse ments lbelow rrghtl 1ouRNAusMf79 il: -,W.,QllIffff., 5,2 Q fl l. lflig lf s l -7 lf. 'iff r . ill . 1 X51 ' r 'Elf A ,ef -xr 1X 25? - Q15 3 s ,V :QV V. V 'f' 1' N-gr N' pg' + sf.: ' ' ' M fun? f VV 'fz ,,V, VVVVV X V V V V VL ,V , I4 ,Hr V If , L .gf V VV , V - ' . V Q 1 V , , .V V rr ,ff ' 'A - - Hi? ,V , :VV f f V V ls-Q1 ' V '. - ' n- 1 ' A - li-'13 V ' . . . ,rig VVVV , ,V, V V . N rw Q 'L

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Staff Creates Pressing Issues The end of the 1980-81 school year saw editors Mari- anne Fry and Patty Officer not only preparing for the 81-82 yearbook but also undertaking another projectg tbe painting of a bright rainbow strip around the room Upon comple tion of this lengthy project and addition of such things as a used couch and room rearrangement editors set to creat ing ideas for the treasure chest Cruising Through was the decided theme and work began on pages page lay outs and assignment of pages Working with a basically old hand staff journalists set to finish the 168 page project ln addition to creating a yearbook only three newspapers were produced during the year due to insuffi cient funds Competition for creating the best new masthead for the classes After much debate lon Bennetts design was cho sen to represent the paper Selling senior tee shirts and embossed all weather school jackets were fundraisers held during the year aimed at bringing down the total cost of sky rocketing expenditures 78!lOURNALlSM Ready to work on senior pages, loe Hensley first speaks his mind about a journalism matter lbelowj. Editors show some of the stren- uous work involved in painting the circumference of the journalism room fbelow leftj. Gotcha! Caught in a close-up pose, senior Elaine Mann tries to contain a smile tfar belowj. ' ,, ,swf-Q H ,Q 11-4-- if ,ft-fm -f Z X 1 4 ., I 5- 5. J,f ' U4 ' -M W' 263' ifff'f2,4M L jp... , 8' 1 ' s 8 'H ' - , . xx - ll ' ' ' ' - ' 1 . I X Eagles' Cry was declared by one of Mrs. Burnett's art , . I . :ss

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'S' Viewing career students' performance in interviewing on the video television, Ms. Bartels joins students of the class in see- ing who was the best interviewee and interviewer frightl. Showing their individuality, eighth graders take time out from history class to pose for the camera-taker tabovel. ln a moment of stillness, Mr. Edwin Whitaker seems deep in thought frightl. Good, Ms. Bartels, we can count to five! History teacher, Bonnie Bartels proves her quick thinking and finger versitility tbelowl. Naa naa naa naa naa! Carri Green seems to be saying as Kristy Perry watches her ffar rightj. 80X HISTORY! SOCIAL SCIENCES SVI