Shawnee Mission East High School - Hauberk Yearbook (Prairie Village, KS)

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Crowds, crowds, crowds. If a student could ot be in the 'Sinn crowd, he could at least be n a crowd every hour of every day. Like swarming in a hive, students crowded the on their way to class and ate everything in paths as they marched to the cafeteria. MI to push my way through everybody just to t to the cheese doodlesj, exclaimed one t Even in light of the overcrowding it's P T ' I , gi' ,, fm -F-ia ' 'RFK is W ' s sasy s U1 'A W? .wi xy vi 'Y' X.. F O r aiu I 13 1 . to know that the students have not lost iT.fe5iII'agLh P '.?g'4e'I.2l?I ..J. . r g,, 'h db' P senior clas. president Steve .lenk M S L Wellnenand Dr. Stanbc-rry.'l'h p d g honor of the football team's first g tph I Roh Harsh!

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Crowds 1 Students of every grade took advantage of the Al Club Round-up as hundreds packed into the gym to gather information on extracurricular activities an uphold the long-standing tradition of being involve at SM East. lphoto by Kristen Hammond! Seniors Tim Keel and Kristin Rodney helped initiat freshmen and sophomores at the Big Sisters Spring Fling. The Big Brothers-Sisters nization was created to encourage underclassmen participate in school activities. Iphoto by Jeanie fordl I. ,- Q ' , yr .ici Q Q I si '- v - I

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Lancer Lif Senior Amy Stuber laughs at Jon Kirby after he is bombed by a water balloon. Fortunately, Kirby took it all in stride and joined in the laughter. tpholo by Rob Harshl After being dismissed from school at 12:30, senior pep club president, Jeff Hopkins,decorated his car in preparation for the Lancer Day Parade. Hopkins' sense of humor has been a consistent spirit booster at East. lphoto by Heather Kolb! , ,,,u-nugf 1 ,ii I 174 1 'lu -la Riff '4 - Q H ' 5 1 l 3 J 5 wp!! F' u ' N i i i i W rig!- gn I t 5 r . G 5 J 5 l 1 f Lfagair J -I Y , I nl in 'I 'N Y I fi 'J Y tl Y i ' . ' h - ,V ifidrfrf-+, we M lmsnftr o - o , sq m !! f'zf if ..,T ,' e o , 7 4 . lr n.. . I l 1' i