Oak Park High School - Cambia Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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gi-fiftc. 151 .lf A PY 74, ,,. , -iff' gf' gflq, 5 -.--f , . . Susan Hicks, Barbie Bannister, and Donna Childress enjoy the K.C. Zoo. ang-out was a favorite term used by teenagers to describe their favorite place to go for entertainment or just to get away from it all. For Oak Park students, it meant a variety of ways to do your own thing. For the big spenders of the communi- ty, a night on the Plaza taking in a movie, shopping, or eating at a name restaurant became the in-thing to do. The sports fans cashed in by cheering at Royal's or Chief's games, and at King's games at Kemper Arena. If the mood was set for excitement and laughs, fun-loving students sought World's of Fun for entertainment. On the lighter side of one's wallet came the freebies or near-freebies such as, haunted housing, going to the zoo, or relaxing at a park. When the weather permitted, many Oakies were often seen in Loose Park or Oak Grove Park having a picnic or weinie-roast, playing frisbee, touch football, softball, or just lounging around. As summer drew near, many students could be seen basking in the sun's rays. The favorite hang-out was definitely Gladstone Pool where North- men could get a great mid-western tan and visit with friends. af,.rli.E.1.a....iLL5B.f,..J. - aff H4- akies go for the 1 i........- l.1. I 4 l E Above, Swenson's Ice Cream Factory is not exactly! the old malt shop, but it was still good. Below,l haunted houses and monsters drew people to theirl clutches in The River Quay. Upper right, Worlds of! Fun was more than work, especially on Grad Night.!

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