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

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ix X 1 :L 'f 1 ' T' .VI - , , nn, .... ...gn,,i. . R reaking the rilunl of an usual day, Becky Ploth. senior shares .1 little Oakie Spirit gl Oak Vlfootl Manor Nursing Horne. ilvlmm by Lisa Mnsonl Nl nking n life size slmmrock Patty Palmer, junior, prepares decorations for the St. Pats King Assembly. Qpliolo by Lisa Masonj xx Introduction V yd- , ,ig . , LV.. - by Tamela Simpson c B ow can something be common and special at the same time? lt could if it were Oak Park blue. From let- ter jackets to class- rings, Oakies proved blue was more than a color, it represented Oak Park. Blue meantfspirit at basketball games. studying at lunch time or raising 59,000 for United Way. The way the color blue was portrayed to others was as unique as the new volleyball uniforms and Stuco but- tons. This year the shade of blue was a mix of endless pride and de- termination. Pride was expressed in many different ways, football players dyed parts of their hair blue before games or students dressed up for plaid day. Throughout the year students worked hard to represent the Big Blue. From 6 a.m. basketball prac- tices to st-udying for finals, Oakies lived up to their reputation. The color blue, although a. common col- or, was unique because the whole student body was involved. Each face, class and activity were all a part of making I987 something spe- cial, something blue. . . . . .N - ...l.Q1v--- L l r I i . 1 10 . , , ., , V .. - .i. ...e 4 1,4--gg-V -KWQL MQ Y i gv,-Ag,-y .,, :ties . r 4:4 X , ' K f' -' -'ffrr - ' - -- :g,,5'?'lT 1 - 1- ,gf - -r:-- '-55-I-' fl ,. X,-, P A ,. 'if ff I-eJfS1'?is.if.--S' li-'-egzfff-5 'sis Qlfl 1 s.- 32. f-fc .1-f.,sLf1' ,-1, s :s ri