Pembroke Hill High School - Raider Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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Once started in motion, a moving body gains so mucl momentum that it is difficult to stop. Momentum a' Pem-Day is not something which can be bottled up it flows freely. Through continual self-analysis, we maintained the momentum of 1978. We made wha' was good . . . better! n l i

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Both scholastic and athletic success had become raditional. We'd been successful in the past, and we txpeoted success in the future. But it was a womentous force in 1978, that enabled students to ixoel above and beyond tradition. Most goals were ealized, a few were not. Most expectations came to ie, a few faded away. Clearly, however, momentum elped keep a good thing going! l'. I yl ,.....inn l41 V161 ISI

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eggs? Ui John Farmer discusses the virtues of the United Way during an assembly. C25 Rusty Couch, Chad Wollard, Daniel lttman, Michael McKinley, and Patrick Faltico pay attention during an audio-visual presentation. l3l One of the more organized moments of a football team meeting. Q41 Headmaster Roger Boocock keeps a watchful eye on the programs of Pem-Day. l5l Several Middle Schoolers, including Tom Holden and Chuck Curry, wait to be excused from study hall. 161 Sophomore Nelson Sabates is pleased by a recent biological discovery. Q71 Giancarlo Veltroni, Pem-ADay's AFS student, helps make David Stubbs feel at home. 'Wi -rf!! l31 x .,'+,f'..w. introduction 9