Turner High School - Turnerite Yearbook (Kansas City, KS)

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Fall QED on 1 G' , My 1:22319 Contents Orientation ........................... 6 - 7 Cheerleaders .... . . . 8- 10 T-Club... ...11 PepClub .... 12-15 Pep Assemblies . . . . . . 16 Football .... . . . 17- 22 Mixers ..... . . . 23 Homecoming .... . . . 24- 27 G.A.A. ..... . . . 28- 29 Play ..... . . . 30- 31 Cross Country. . . . . . 32- 33

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ORIE TATIO As a new class of sophomores entered the halls of Turn- er, a fresh wave of enthusiam and a promise of a successful year at Turner came with them. The class of '71 began the first of their successes with Six of the sophomore girls gaining positions on the J.V. cheerleading squad. Along with cheerleading came sports, which brought many sophomore boys out for football, bas- ketball and track. The class of ,7l should prove to be one of the finest to grace the halls of Turner. As the seasons pass and their years at Turner fly, they will grow to be successful members of society, contributing to the prosperity of Turner. The new students at Turner walk through the halls, looking over their new school. 2 5 E Mr. Horton Bolin, vice-principal, looks on as sophomores congregate in the halls. If' Students wait in line to pay their book rental fee the first day of school.