OHara High School - Shield Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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Sophomores Welcome F rosh in a Da of ntertainment This year the Frosh Welcome day began with a mingling mob of students who held an outdoor lunch-in. Following the lunch-in the students gathered in the gym where rap ses- sions and games were held. The day ended with humorous skits put on by the sophomores and finally with a salute to the school with the Celtic Song. .i s W5 t - 1 'rf' .' x ' - lg, X x -Q QTTZQ: Q .1 - is - 1 as-is dill-' f -eff' Y -- fx , i fffff 1, .f e is WA' 1' sealy? 9 . f. ef:-a s ' A h V Q ' . 73 'X If The Freshman and Sophomores gather on the parking lot eagerly awaiting the start of the lunch-in. LEFT: Whoever heard of freshman Brian Stark and Leslie Williamson getting turned on by Dave Masca1's flying bug? ABOVE: Freshman discuss different topics with group lead- er, Regina Mann.

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v ,L wiv . - ,W . , - ill 1.-iivg!-ifm if if A , Y,5144lws'f3fRZ1zfE ' Q- -.1-1, tg, , ,lg -ffl W- if Amen, affirms Kathy Hoffman as Father Hart distributes communion at the Senior Mass. 'K g K '73-'7 Year Begins With Mixed Emotions The new school year, as usual, started out with confused orientation days, new schedules, eager Frosh, and renewed friend ships. The first few weeks of school 1nc1uded picking up free books, new uniforms, the Back-to-School Dance and the Masses It all proved to be an enthusiastic start junior enthusiasm is portrayed as they eagerly await the sale of the calendars. -1 , U ,L A 14411.

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,, ,ur-reg. ' ' .a - F. 9 .H .Q It I-I 1 , ,L-Q-19 M- -X Q Y, . - 04' I K' ,, f-,. ,' ' ., 1 ffm 7 ... V, .5 Wh il , ., ' 'U'-Q ' We n F 'Q 2' ? V A - -. g . -.ifQ'f ? g Wow, look at that chick over there! exclaims David Ja boe while other freshmen are merely onlookers. During the course of the day, ninth and tenth graders take a lunch break on O'Hara's field. 1 1