Harrisonville High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Harrisonville, MO)

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51 1 J ' -S 'fl Its gra uahon. . . . g goodbye 'S One of the several reasons why we keep - commg to school-year after year-is for this N. one special momentmgraduation. 1 . After twelve years of coming and going, it - -Q! sweating land toiling, reading and writing, I studying and cramming, Harrisonville Sen- g , iors are ,finally receivmg a much-deserved rest. But only for a short while. Then it's time to go on their own. Several Seniors will enter the job market, while others will choose to contmue their education at a college. Graduation marks the end of high school, but it doesn't mean the end for friends. No matter how far apart Harrisonville's 78 classmates will become, they'll always be together in thoughts and memories. 45 1. Tim West anxiously awaits the end. 2. Lina Miller speaks to her fellow classmates. 3. Butch Moses waits for the show to get on the road. 4. The band plays a final tribute to the graduating class. 5. Philip Franks and Joe Leohr listen to one of the graduation speeches. 6. Follow the yellow brick road... Stan Smith and Phil Litle seem to do this as they march towards their seats. 7. Mike Oltman, junior usher, leads the train of seniors. 64x 5 'f A-'f .34 .-1' .. fg

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' 1 lFctm0us fwsts vl4For the first time, the band allotted a band banquet for themselves. PkFor the first time in the histor of the Journalism Department uill and Scroll pu lished the literary magazine IN ER VISIONS. Dk For the first time in three years, the high school band received a I rating at district contest vl4For the first time nn four ears, the chorus presented a muslcal entitled O ahoma :kFor the first time ever at Harrlsonville Senior High lVI1n1 Mizzou performed for students with its band and Golden Girls Pl4For the first time in eight years Harrisonvllle s boys basketball team won the re ional toLu'nament and earned a shot at the state tit e However they were defeated 1n the first round :lCFor the first time students had to do without forks durmg lunch, until' the Student Council purchased some more rl-fFor the first time in the history of graduatlon awards a prmcipal s award was given Lisa Egerset received th1s award vl4For the first time ever the Spanish Department ublished a mimeogra hed S amsh newspaper l hough hardly anyone ew w at lt said vkFor the first time ever a gu'ls tennis team was created Editor s note Each year of high school is unique in its own way. Reactions differ as seniors graduate, as juniors become seniors, and sophomores become juniors, and the never endmg chain goes on forever. We, as the staff of the yearbook this year tried our very best to capture the events that have made the school year a special one We have trled to condense the happenings that have been most memorable on this one page I would like to extend my thanks to the staff for theu' hard work and dedication, late nights, and for putting up with each other s tempers, which got real short right before deadlines Thanks also for Mrs Carol Bohl, who had the patience and m1t1at1ve to keep us going, and sometimes even kept us from killing one another But, most of all, thanks to the student body because without them, memories we have of HHS wouldn t be so special Scavuzzo Edit B8g?fI'Ifl'L?fl'LQS Mrs Lana Caywood B S 1n art educa- tion from CMSU art hlsory art fundamentals arts and crafts Richard Cole B S in secondary ed- ucation from NWMS hired as a per manent substitute The y8Ufl tn remew Star Wars zoomed in on the movie screen resultxng in Star Wars mama After the novelty of the Force Artu Deetu and Ce Three Pxo died out Saturday Night Fever shook the disco world Other movie greats were The Good bye G1rl Julia Armle Hall Smokey and the Bandit that several movie greats passed away to the great big screen m the sky The world over mourned the deaths of Elvis Presley Bing Crosby Charlie Chaplin and Jack Benny sex came to T V w1th Soap Three s Company and the ever Dopular Charlie s Angels The Bee Gees hit the top ten charts with 1ts soundtrack from Saturday Night Fever Fleetwood Mac grew in popularity and everyone seemed to be taken in by a Grand Illusion produced by Styx the Dallas Cowboys won the superbowl Sports was never the same after their Cowgirls performed their way to popularity Kansas Cxty was struck by the flood and the Plaza area was washed out for Trans Ams Z 28s and Cameros was the thing to own dresses were never more m style Boots were still m as well as double ear piercing for one of the coldest and longest winters ever It seemed spring would never arrive but when it did it wasn t a comfort as snow fell in the spring months also sixteen year olds were able to drive and eighteen year olds were able to drlnk tm Kansasl Pogos was a favorlte mght spot for the latter sport to be enjoyed as well as disco dancing Jimmy Carter was still President several students skued the slopes of Colorado for food strikes coal strikes bread strikes and teacher strikes four wheeling hit the countryside and everyone was getting a truck Cor getting one wreckedl for tee peeing soapmg windows soapmg cars cow markers and knocking down mailboxes for crtusmg the Sonic that we ll remember 65 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' ' ' u 11 . . . . . . . . . . - - 1 ' . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , . . , , . . ' ' 1 ' I . . . . . . . . . . . . . u I I o I I . . I . I . . , . . - . . l , . 1 1 - 3 2 u 0 n . V' . I , . . . 1 ' ' . ..a - ' ' . . . ' v ' s 1 ' , I I uns n , ' ' 1 ' ' 1 1 A , . 7 3 ' . , . . , ... . . , et ' I . - GC ' 77 'U ' . ' . U. ,, ' . . . . . . . . , . , , , , . 1 I , , , . 7