Tri City Christian School - Shield Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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Spirit Week Arouses Enthusiasm The juniors and seniors had been competing with all their hearts For the past week and now they were the only classes left. The seniors were sure they had lost. At last Mr. Williams said, ln second place with 5354.25 . . .fthe seniors last count had been around 5350.002 . . the juniors. The seniors had won by a slight 3323.01 . Spirit Week had brought excitement and the dress ol' other countries to one point and resulted in utter hysteria. Each day the students were to dress in the cus- tom ol' another country. such as the actions ol' the illustrious Polish and the flashing ot' the traditional red, white. and blue. Spirit Week was one that the juniors and seniors along with the rest ofthe school will never forget! The eight-twelveth grade raised a total of 31303.21 , the hightest in Tri-City history, which was used to purchase chair racks for the gymnasium. .-- ,2- ' 'isis 100 Spirit Wee lt

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Working to Rebuild Qualit The Varsity Basketball squad en- dured some hard knocks this year in that the team was composed mostly ol' lower classmen so there was alot ol' rebuilding ofa working team. re-estab- lishing ol' old fundamentals, and re- conditioning to be taught. Even with the setbacks they en- countered, the team moved ahead and overcame many tough competi- tors to end with a winning season at I2-8, The captains were James Lewis and Tony Buford. The closest game ol' the season was against Open Door with a score ol' 48-47, a Tri-City victory. The highest scored game was against United Chris- tian with 84, and Tri-City scoring ll5 Coach John Romeo comments, lt was a very exciting year in that through experiences the team underwent, the younger players developed valuable playing time that will definitely help the team excel. 102 Varsity Basketball l