Pittman Hills Junior High School - Profile Yearbook (Raytown, MO)

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Vol. XVI Number IV Left to Right: Debby Har- rel, Cathy Williams, Cheryl Ragsdale, Carrie French, Carolyn Swaney, John Tuter, Joy Chap- man, Terri Linville, Tammy OlDell, Bev Bohl- man, Bonnie Davidson, Pam Hammer, Missy King, Ken McManamy, Matt Wren, Michelle Mi- guel, Heather Ballinger. Skl Trlp We all had fun on the ski trip even though we had our ltups and downs? Our Kincaid Coach, sleeper bus, rolled out of Pittmanls south lot around 4:30 P.M., Friday after- noon. After that, we spent thirteen long hours on the bus. When we linally got to our Win- ter Park YMCA Camp, about 6:00 AM. Saturday, we had our first look at oursum'que rooms. They were dormatory-style rooms, six people in each; it was very cozy. Af- ter everyone changed intoski cloth- es, it was off to breakfast. Now, the meals Were really something to taste, if you could tell what you were eating!! They were indescribable, some thought the school lunches were better! Once we got through the has- sle of getting skis, boots, and poles, it was up to the slopes. The moun- . tains were beautiful. Most of the be- ginners stayed on the Winter Park slopes, but the more daring at- tempted Mary J ane. For those with energy left, there were other activities like rol- ler skating, tubing, and the use of the gym. After two and a half days ski- ing everyone was sore and tired. But, then thereywas the long bus ride home. ' 10 Pittman Hills J unior' High ,7 MVWIJWAWWWfYWwaVWW v Hg iiUps an The Battle tween the fam freshmen took February 19 in gym. The ,P.'I 0 event and the tone dollar ticl I PTA fund. Now why vs i to 90mpete aiga he because of 1 say, or that ste made you feel : ' freshmen, Paig bodies, cramped quarters, indeb scribable meals and the gruling bus ride, we all made it home With the memory of fun' and happy times and the anticipation of another ter- I'lflC ski trip. CS. and otherrskiers Be M me Messages No thanks is in order for area florists; The Panther Prowl staff had originally planned to sell car- nations' for Valentines Day but in- stead sold messagelcards because of problems with supply and cost. The pink Valentmte cards with black printing were sold on Feb- ruary tenth and twelfth and given out on Friday the thirteenth to peo- ple in their home rooms. B B ' cause the fresl out on top and of that? Miss said, 0T0 get t everything th 7 over the year member of th- this response, i e freshmen, ma r l they really ar Vb th '11 Even after sore, bruised, tired 1 ad ele c: tDOnlt sugar- doxD V The event pants were: t Frankll We l Maugh, Mac : l Markland, M t . Sack Race - Markland, .Sm ketball - 0 Brooks, N ewe Wilson, Feas y. Scooter Relay Markland, I Schmidt, Ver Egg Toss - : sons, Madd Schmidt; T Frankfl Maug Bartlow, Fry, derson.