Savannah High School - Savannual Yearbook (Savannah, MO)

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To be a Winner it takes time. You must work and cooperate With your team- mates and coaches. Patience is a necessity; since players out-number the coaches. The coach may say, YNo pain - no gaintt or YPractice makes perfect. Y You get up in the early hours or you stay CpJate after school. You wonder I: I Y vfifrit is worth all the effort, but Y' v it all pays off in the long run. L 3T0? have a successful - . 5,,jfljsteaS'0jn, youmneed to haVeVij-V fy'spiritffzfom'fthefans and frame. i ' fggtheggohes fWho' are.h7'no,t7per4tf' V' tieipating. Regardless Yofy'ouzyt ? e , , t l-abilitx 57011;: achie'Vea higherg i: j Y jmark; 9.8115311 Ritenouri ' t- ,' s, Above: a passt Tourne Dianne t their P Ja y Sn during he pIa class.

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i g ? Diplomas, gowns and the tossing of hats - a graduation tradition Shelley Veraguth and Denise Lund; Row 2: Terry Turner, Keith that symbolizes the end of one part of life and the beginning of Atkins and Mike Leslie; Back: Bill Coffman, Kyle Karr, Jerry Gill another. Graduates pictured are Front: Lynnette Moore, Kim Dixon, and Sherry Williams.

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,, ,,,,,,,,,,,r Above: Janet HoffeImeyer h85 ca tches a pass during the finals of the District Tournament, While Sara Wilt and Dianne Miller, both h86, Hee from their Platte County opponents. Right: Jay Snodgrass 135 pins his opponent during the State Tournament, Where he placed second in the unlimited class.