Killeen High School - Kangaroo Yearbook (Killeen, TX)

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NOWHERE ELSE BUTKILLEEN Quiet and small as it may seem it can be quite an exciting place to live. Different people and dif- ferent customs all live in this evergrowing popula- tion. Whether they live here for a month or two they never forget Killeen or its Centennial celebra- tion. In Killeen High School and many other schools students were wondering how they could celebrate a Centennial when they lived here for only a short time. Well the old students made the new ones feel quite at home by inviting them over for some history rap or even for a good ' o(e home cooked meal. Painting grafitti all over town and shopping windows to let everyone know what Killeen stood for aroused enthusiasm for many, for they understood that there was, Nowhere else but . . . Killeen . SENIORS are always smiling as Amy Ernst shows here. ANGELA SIMMONS decides on which spirit ribbon to buy while Heidi Roop looks on. WHILE working at Chick Filet Gregg Girvan spares a moment to smile at the camera. 4 — OPENING

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DONNA SHRIDER expresses a perfect Roo smile. BRYAN GRAY ponders over English. CATHY GRENIER, Shelley Provence and Missy O ' Roarke can still get their act together during lunch. YES. lovfe can blossom early as shown by Donald Lundy andShirlJohnson. OPENING— 3

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omd jW o W K €p -rYfOi- MARSHALL JACKSON and Dela Lopez take a break dur- ing government class. PAT BELL and Scott Estes enjoy a day at Yesterdays. ROBERTO TORRES knows that working in a toy store is not all fun and games. HERTA AYERS expresses her view on the German language. OPENING— 5