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

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R UH CH Wlfriaiuncn The Winning Float: A Celtic crunching the Bulldogs, made by the Freshmen. at-as To the sophomores, the Sweet Smell of Success is cooking the Bulldogs. ,f??3.-1Qfw'EJ.3a!1' Sugar And Spice - Homecoming '7 On Monday, October 15, the Homecoming festivites began With the Spirit Club having an idea for each day of the Week, on how to handle the Bulldogs. Thursday even- ing a liturgy was held for the football team. The Senior Girls played the Junior girls in a powder puff game on Friday afternoon, in which the juniors Won 6-O. Later that evening, the Spirit Club sponsored a pep rally. Satur- day, October 20, the O'Hara Celtics played their Home- coming game against the Grandview Bulldogs. Unfor- tunately, the Celtics lost by the score of 9-6. During halftime, the floats paraded around the field, drill team performed to Sugar, Sugar , and the Winning float and queen were announced. That evening, the band, Morning Star, played at the Home- coming Dance. Sugar and Spice was the theme for all of the activities. . if-3 I' rf- i . - Q' 5' . -iff'-ZA r - .4'. , 4 ,s.-,Qu V ' - - 'yum .' ,V 1 a -i f V W.-1 - Q I Q ' A. . , ' 3 i ' . ,Q . W' J' I spa- fs f is-ff' 'T ... gain - ,. -, T . rc--' fs fiffn Q-'3 J M iff. :f',7 Q- ' fb-f f- ' .f'12 ?QT3:rif f5.3.,Li'i1 'h- 'rv ' ,fgfff 1' P. .' '-' ., Lf' .mile-2' ' A 1 , ' L' gs, u.. we , .NT ,-V P - f' - ' ' X i 'L ' ft f- .. f-11,-iff!-, 'ig,'rf':'-Lgg'51:N, 5 -Qin' ., 'i1't ':112:'g,'j:,'-gf,--,. 5.1.91 ., , fi , , ' -fr--qi-,sm-:,,. 'cf ff--7 ,,,:,,.i,-.1 34f':G-s . e-3 Q- ,+2,,,. 1 H-1 51, f 5-Q U' -ga 'd-3:'gQ:Z13i,E1 .. N' fzi1 i3g':gfa ' r ' -f ,.- s- 1 if lf. W - -sf ,aj . . . -' ' L, ' LIIF5 - qv- Ai . if 5 , A , . jgigiix ' , rx: P:-lar, an s, , M ABOVE: Most of the people enjoyed . -- ,. '-'--3'-' ,- 2' A J, - J -Wias sg dancing to the music Pl'OV1dCd. LEFT: +1 x u QNX . -.,,-QW ,gg . . 5 , A Y Q 5 ,WA Mrgfr. .s U .AH l The Juniors feel that the sweetest Ucf L. ,Aw Y' ,,J, ,gp f - 'Lil-.. L ' :QQ ,f mz,iQj,,f.f thing is drowning a Bulldog in their - - . .W .x f- 'f' 1- -' -n, '. 'w - v UA ' ft wx'-1 I , 2,1 51-3 f I .J-ewsfi' p'3n:sfQ.X9e-Shi '-S: ',-i:i,1fq?f2L?'9?5'5Li 2iLxEii5C?f2.-t39'?i'siia-s.f.za- P1-. H float- - Q fa ' ' c . .. v ... -. , . f.:- um- gm- .'-sm-LLr,,,r.i,- -'g...1.- 14.-1 -

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The escorts stand close by while the queen and her court reign over the dance The attendants are Sophomores Theres Walker and Frances Pipesg Juniors, Cindy Cisper and Kathleen Henderson Seniors, Peggy Keenan and Claudia Pettus, and Queen Connie Koenig. ' ,C-:I i' 'mls- bf :wifi ' xl , ABOVE: Connie is crowned 1973 Homecoming Queen. RIGHT: A Celtic is about to take a Bulldog into the Gingerbread House to be burned. The float was by the Senior Class.

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Stor book Tales '7 Is the Fall Production From GENESIS to death, the night of Storybook Tales '73 combined all parts of life and all kinds of literature both new and old. With the Commons transformed into a the- ater in the round, skits involving stories by Dr. Seuss, songs and dances, poems and readings all contributed to the excitement and importance of living. Mr. Jim Cox direct- ed the production. ABOVE: Forming a circular wall, members of the cast became parts of the scenery. BELOW: I'm Five, exclaims Pam Ferkenhoff seated in her chair of people. 1 l