Shawnee Mission Northwest High School - Lair Yearbook (Shawnee Mission, KS)

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...fu .-4a-r.4b-1.44---1 gf T 5 W THE STUCO-SPONSORED Leadership Retreat helps promote unity among the various school organizations. Tracy Alber and Julie Wlninger become acquainted in a balloon-popping game. Qphoto by Tom McCurryj VARSITY GYMNASTS Kitty Hourigan, Stephanie Withers, and Julie Wininger con- gratulate Karen Moore on her performance on the uneven parallel bars at the league meet. Qphoto by Darin Pritchett! 4 T fy X A J My

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QQX . x ESNX S - s gg? IQ 5 , 2 - ss- rss . s. . M 3 wif lways on the go-that was the life of the active student. Between early morning practices, play rehearsals, two-a-days, meetings, and homework, ' l d their social students s lives. ln the fall, all the preparation, sweat, and ething. Friday night hardwork finally meant som tion was, as the flag team, was where the ac drill team, marching band, and football team performed and played. Friday night was the night--the break between hectic weeks, and like took advantage of parents and students a till found time to ea lt. Weights to lift, lines to learn, melodies to f it all paid off at the final perfor- mance. Students were involved with not only X the playing, singing, or acting, but as an audi- ence as well. These students were caught up in the fast pace of Northwest's activities. ' ll season, spirit re- , .. Despite the losing footba and black stood out in memorize- the stands, amid orange crus f pons. ' to be involved, but it kept lt wasnt easy tudents on the movef, mained high. Orange f 5 ' h cans and pom S Ml4aZKek,,1 0Pening 9 dtlisll by David Byrd