Maur Hill High School - Maurite Yearbook (Atchison, KS)

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And Shout to No jammed to this band. This year the stu- dents didn’t necessarily conform to pre- cedent by dancing as couples. Frequently heard during intermis- sions was the chanting back and forth be- tween the junior and senior classes. This got to be a little out of hand when bodies were catapulted into the throng. No bruises were incurred, only sore feet as souvenirs of the first and successful dance. Scott Peuker playing it cool. Steve Bartulica flies high at the dance. Matt Flynn and Colin Tu- ley find out that there is really No Way Out. Way Out The sophomore class takes time out during the dance to pose for the camera. V ' v ’ - v V V V ’ .S8M8

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While Allyson is away, Scott will play. :v The Seniors gather together on the bleachers to await the Tennis Court Games. Students Twist Seniors Aaron Brom, Dan Pombo, and Scott Peuker strut over to the games. Kicking off the 1987 -1988 school year was the annual Tennis Court Dance. “It’s consid- ered to be the first major social event of the year,” said Catherine Carpinelli, senior. “I took this opportunity to reacquaint myself with all my friends.” She was not alone, many people seized this opportunity. New ac- quaintances were made and friendships start- ed. “Once I got there, there was “No Way Out” joked Karen Handke, senior. An enthusiastic mob was formed that Is it Jim McMann or Co- lin Tuley?

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“EVERYBODY HAVE FUN TONIGHT.” It seems like every year there is always something new at the Roost. Besides new people, video games, and a new big screen T. V. set, new things are sold at the coun- ter. Another new thing is the schedule of the Roost, which is from 3:30 to 5:30 every school day and from 7:00 to 11:00 on Fridays and Saturdays. The Roost is a relaxing place for everyone on Wednesday nights after study hall. This is the time when couples will get a chance to see each other, since they don’t see each other over the school days. Mrs. Donna Wilming is the Roost manager and she is busy at all times. She sometimes asks one or two stu- dents to help her behind the counter. The atmosphere is given by the people as well as the music played at the juke box. The Roost also gives all of us the chance to see people that we don’t notice at school on week days. Looking around the Roost helps Kelly Harris, Karen Handke, and Julia Dulle decide upon weekend plans. Talking about how things have been going over the Willy Keimig’s writing style seems to impress Tricia Marr. week, Andres Barragana nd Nicky Cano spend their Wednesday night at the Roost. 10 Father Mullen and Jeff Coyle talk about their opinions about the Roost. The faculty also enjoys Roost nights.