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

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is hula E , I . 'Q n af iff , 6! ' ff V f 2 , i 7 i, , 'Y fffawf I 1 Us MUS B0 , W? C new 5 , J n Above, Brightening the halls for all occasions, students decorate lockers. Below, Showing school spirit, Renae Cleberg drapes a locker with decorations. Spirit Decorates Drab Lockers Hiwfh 45 ood luck, Happy Birthday, Oa- kies are number one, Shoot for two, Oakies are going to win tonight, We love you, Go team, Pin 'em, Congrat- ulations Oakies found an outlet to show their artistic ability and to test the effect of their creativeness, This outlet was no further away than their lockers. They used this talent to highlight the 1980-81 school year - from major events to the small' memories between friends. Rhymes, poems, and catchy sayings were painted on paper cut into different shapes and sizes. This paper bearing any colors of the rainbow - flourescent to the traditional IQVMQ X bl lo SP dt tl w H1 e1 on b fi ly lc