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

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SHADES OF BLUE HAUBERKf 1988 6 VOLUME S10 ff 4 ', 'f As. I Q Q i 5 E 2 g I I . 5 S ? SHAWNEE MISSION EAST 7sooMISSION ROAD SHAWNEE MISSION, KANSAS 66208

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V 471, ' ,. -1 5 ' '11-mx? x, '.,-.L--ELM--lsr-3552-23. 'r ' i t 'QL'-Rf-4411-mf....AL.. In many ways, all of the students are alike. All use the same blue lockers, walk down the same blue staircases, go to pep assemblies to cheer on athletes and cheerleaders in blue uniforms, and walk down the same halls plastered with blue banners promoting everything from the NHS Blood Drive to the Knight Spot. Yet, even a casual glance at students' clothes, cars, activities, or even college plans was enough to affirm that every Lancer was indeed very different. Every Lancer was a shade of blue. '