Prairie View High School - Buffalo Yearbook (La Cygne, KS)

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Joe Atwood, Vo-Ag 'Walda Baker, Spanish Pam haugh, English Dick Booe, Interrelated Beverly Burke, JH Math WM Tony Fornelli, Science Kay George, Math Dale Gillogly, Industrial Arts Marilyn Hammett, Math Mike Kinser, Drivers Ed. are Becky Morgan, Home Ec. Barbara Neal, LD Diana Obomy, Physical Ed Clark Plihal, Science Ron Price, Physical Ed N i llll Nancy Tyrrell, Gifted , Betty Ventura, Interrelated Bonnie Wilhoit, Vocal Music Joan Windler, English Nate Wisdom, Band Keith Smith directs Tammy Boone's modeling debut. 2 A If y My f , Tony Fornelli in repose., i . f ,, T! if Joe Atwood explains life to T Z 9 3 Rick Kirkpatrick. ' ,, . 1 ff.. - X f Q! f .7 x k Z few fi' ,' , , 1, , W t ,S if r ef M uwvu ,L 's ,- 1, A 7 emi? WA I I'

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T spTimesofsYour'Lifes f ZZ, .. Jennifer Kriley As the year rolls around, students look to the future and dream of the past. Under-11 classmen look ahead to the joys and trials of being a senior. Although many people look at their underclassmen years as unimportant, they are the building blocks to the maturity and responsibility needed to fulfill lifelong dreams and goals. As freshmen, students experience many thrills arising from the newness of Junior High to High School. They face more dif- ficult classes and the tribulations of f'freshman initiation. They are con- fronted with the active social trials of dating. The parents of freshmen face the hardest problem of all, driverls training. The sophomore year is the go-between year. They are beyond the thrill of being a freshman and entering high school but are not yet to the exciting junior year. The sophomore is faced with the dilemma of turning 16 - that ever-so-longed-for driver's license. The excitement of high school won't reach this distinguished bunch until the next year. As juniors, the excitement soars. They are in the prime of their high school life. They experience the thrill and hard work of Prom, decorating and enjoying the night. The junior year is above all the most exciting year I until you are a senior! J But one can't forget about the freshman and sophomore years that led up to the best time one could imagine. The years are what you make them, so make them the best. si -iv-PN S g 3 .. iw il.. .' LW' Travis Robbins shies away from the camera as David McGinnis and Robert Tinsley try to act cool. XZ, .. t f gl NN ,WM , V , ?': A I f 1 1 f A 1 V f w' N.: 'f' 91 v qv 9 4 , O 5 - - ' 'A ' ' l 1: x .hgh Qi:-as - 1 ' ks. si' 'f i Q 0 N.. MNT a., ., ,C s Vx f x S, sw Dale Sylva, Scott Turpen and Chad Roy look beach bound at the PV Jam Dance. X A S .ix , X S .gi ' Nw Sf M317 Moylan, Angela Dunlop and Tammy Morgan pose for the camera' -l'-MiSSY Huff, KCITY Hampton and Amy Teagarden at-L-fb- tempt to take stats but are distracted by the males on the court. 78fUNDERCLASSMEN . - - - -' - fo- -. .. -...Q '--,.-.- .,.....-..:,,i-.t..., . . .... --- Wal.. .Mg -.-,- ...-:.af..:2...-v ..Q,....a.,. .5 -uafkbt. ..,..a- w ...- .-..Q, -.4..,.,. . ,A V V ,I