McPherson High School - Bullpup Yearbook (Mcpherson, KS)

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T I nce in a while, the tunes we create are just a little off-key. The notes are flat and some- how, we accidentally skip a beat. Those are the off-beat days. Like when . . . On the first day of school I spent half an hour in the wrong class . . . I justvfjgnished eating lunch and was takin? my tray back. We had had hamburgers and I guess there was some mustard on the floor 'cause I slipped and fell. Of course it had to be a day when I wore a dress. I was laughing so hard I couIdn't even get up I was chewing some gum that a friend gave me. Everyone was laughing at me and I couldn't figure out why until they told me it was a spearmint-flavored laxative! . . . I went to the restroom after 2nd hour and got halfway inside when I noticed that someone had switched the signs above the door! There I was, utterly confused, standing out- side wonderihg if I should risk it and go ,in anyway or just forget the whole thing .. . lsn't it funny that the times we remember most are those moments of embarrassment? Oh well, no- body's perfect and that's why . . . 7 I i Ylillfl EIQTTH KEEP SMIIJIN' by ft tg! ,ig -? Y . V s , ' -wife 1 , A 3 W gg J.. . K ' 5 -I . r I I IIIIIII- Mr ff-rf J? ,,,. It I-II W I I g -I r r 'I I I M5 III? I rum., I II , I ,. I X qm,5,, MWIIIIIII,IIII-II.IIIL M Q' ,,,, 1, It A I I I resale . xc , I ' 'lm A I ' ' C 2 ' ' , ' fe , I. T1-'P ff i , ,mir 'I 'Q up ' is - .45 ,st I Imp v AI ,I Mi! W ,N W 1 me ' ' 1' if I I I , I I I .1 nr- ,-! W, iii, ' ug 3 m,,,j T It ,II QE? ' Football players can be found laying around on the gym floor before the game. It's a good place to think about what is going to happen in the ' game, Microscopes are found helpful by Rick Pride and Brad Megee, sophs., while studying various cell structures in Biology I. Q- Q I .f Iii iiiiiui ri At the home football games. entertainment is provided by the Marching Band. Sevenethirty practices in the parking lot before school pre- pare them for their performance. Taking a break to pose for the camera during the DECA Chapter Development Conference hosted here are Gwen Gorman, Pam Clark, Beth Schroeder, and Lynette Holtzclaw, srs. Opening 0