Wright City High School - Echo Yearbook (Wright City, MO)

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Most Embarrassing Moments Some days there are some things we would rather forget, but it seems there is always someone around to remind us of those embarrassing moments. Wes Trimborn describes his most embarrassing moment this way. I was in gym class, jumping the long jump and my shorts ripped. They fell down around my knees and it looked like a mini skirt. Pam Lindsey's most embarrassing situation was being on Miss Lyle'S pom pom squad in Junior High. David Heiliger S most £ , our honorable custodian, caught in an embarrassing situation embarrassing moment was so embarrassing that all he could say was, I'm sorry Jill.

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— Favorite Sayings 10 This year the students at W.C.H.S. started classes on August 27. 1984. The first few days were rather hectic, but after, the first week people started back into the routine of things. They began hanging around old friends and meeting new. Since students are around people they feel com- fortable with they start back to their old habits. At this time they start developing their favorite sayings. This year the yearbook staff asked several students What are your favorite sayings? On this page and the next are some favorite sayings by our students at W.C.H.S. The fol- lowing are some comments we received: If you don't want to know, don't ask (Mr. Jones. Prin- cipal). Think it over (Mrs. Jas- trem. counselor). What the Heck (Joe Judd. 12). What a trip (Wesley Trimborn, 11). Hey. Dude (Joe Kitchen. 10). Let's Party (Vickie Smith, 9). We know that everyone has at least one saying, but doesn't always realize it. We hope that everyone will al- ways remember their saying as part of their school years. Mark Gravlett saying his daily hellos (ABOVE). Tonla Brakenslek gives Mr Blackmore his daily harassment (RIGHT). “Oopsl I left my important books at home. said Shanan Bart old (FAR RIGHT).