Springfield High School - Resume Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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People behind ' t ll Everyone at Central deserves to feel some amount of pride for their in 4WLW A fail? involvement in Central's activities. Nothing would have ever happened without the people who worked hard to bring each event about. Announcements, signs, decorations and spirit were all created by the students. Along with individual efforts, there were many clubs and organizations that promoted dances, candy sales and fund drives. By simply buying tickets, yelling in the Battle Cry cheer or standing when the Kilties marched, each student h d h' d ' l t S -owe ls concern an lnvo vemen Counting United Fund Drive monies collected from Central students and faculty is history instructor Mr. Guy With Centfal- Houdyshell and senior Sheree McDaniel. Central exceeded its goal by collecting 55 78.65. 1 ' i 1 A cold Halloween crowd watches the Kilties complete halftime festivities. 20fBehind the Scenes

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Dressed to kill 'LCoblins and ghoulsw attended the annual Masquerade Ball on October 30, as Central students turned out in Halloween night game, the Kilties made a witchis hat. Their performance featured the assistant captains who led costumes to celebrate the Halloween the girls in the routine. season. Booths were erected by clubs which sold anything from tacos to dance partners. After the game, there were many options for entertainment. Some people turned into trick or treaters, others went The following evening, Central's to scary movies and for a daring few, after-game activities included udecoratingm houses with toilet paper and eggs. Varsity Bulldogs were Hspookedl' out of a victory when the Kickapoo Chiefs ended the game with a score of 0-38. In the halftime program of the Raggedy Ann and Andy are really juniors Marcie Brown and Tracy McCandless. Assistant Majnrette ,lonna Adams and the assistant captains lead the Kilties into a formation ofa witchls hat during halftime. ,, K -t -f a' Q5-, Y. Working at the Art Club booth at the Halloween carnival are Ms. Brenda Mercer. Art Club co-sponsor and Mfg- Tl19l'fS2 Shultz d9m0HSlI'1-IIBS 3 few chemical junio, Pam jackson. potions to her chemistry classes on Halloween. 22fl'lalloween