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

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Striving for an edge above the rest . . . continued from page 3 dents from smoking. It forced them to find a new location -- off school property. The new location, the Goode Estates sign, caused even more controversy than before, and after four weeks, the smokers had to move back across the street. Still off cam- pus . . . but only by a few inches. Changes were also found inside. Four pop machines were installed in the mall to raise money for organizations willing to take on the required responsibilities. Different organizations shared in the jobs of stocking the machines, patrolling the school grounds for empty cans, and counting the money every night for a share of the profits. Photographers tried to capture important moments of victory and defeat. From debate to swimming, Northwest activities strove to be their very best. The objectives of the groups, orga- nizations, and teams was to improve individual skills and team unity. A whirlwind of activity surrounded Northwest. Students want- PREPARING FOR THE spirit bonfire, AS THE DAY comes to an end, Jason Karen Sesto paints a banner to inform Kostelal purchases a Coke from one students of the Lawrence game. - of the machines in the mall. -photo photo by Greg Gloshen by Greg Gloshen 4 Qggning

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All it took was a few seconds. Film exposed to light.. The result? An image captured in time, forever. The camera mechanically captured the moment, but it was the photogra- pher who held on to the emotion. Any trained eye could spot the unusual in an instant, but only a good photographer could have communicated the story in its entirety. During the course of the year, photographers tried to freeze moments in time, to capture emotions and feelings. Beginning the first day of school, new and old came together to shape the school year. New faces against the familiar backdrop of orange and black. Change was captured in the photographer's images of the year. Nothing was more apparent to those who returned. There was something different about Northwest's appearance, inside and out. As students neared the building, familiar crowds had vanished. The smoking lounge was abolished, a result of community pressure. Yet this did not stop some stu- Capturing an image and holding if ON THE FIRST day of school, Mr. Gum AS A RESULT of community pressure exposes the properties ofa base to his students who chose to smoke were chemistry students. - photo by Greg forced to find new areas off- campus to Gf0Sh9 ' Smoke. - photo by Greg Gloshen Maximum exposure 3 design by Rick Lopez

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