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Nerds! - Sophomores Chris Lucasey and Julie Kunath dress for nerd day. Right: Surf’s Up! - Senior Kim Kint dons a life jacket and sunglasses to prove that life really is a beach. Right: Juniors go to Fairyland - Mika Patton, Steve Melton and Danielle Stoop in the junior class hall. CLASS” 9) } pay =— ve = 22 Spirit Week
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“The ultimate Hornet attack came together and worked as a unit to destroy the Richmond Oilers John Connolly, junior. Left: Yes, We’re the best! - AHS varsity cheerleaders Lynn Collins, Nicole Carroll and Rosalie Felix pre- pare to cheer the Hornets to victory. Middle left: The Swarm! - The Varsity football team wait patiently to tackle their opponents. Middle right: Wonderful waves! - Dr. Gretchen Wheelwright and Master of Ceremonies Grand Mar- shall Captain Doyle Borchers II wave to the parade onlookers. Above left: Say Cheese! - Mike Lingley and Karen Rauch dance the night away at the Homecoming dance. Above: The winning Junior class Homecoming float! - Heather Noble, and Julie Huh put the final touches on the float. Homecoming 21
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We've Got Spirit Yes We Do! Hornet spirit attacked the halls of AHS dur- ing spirit week. Competitions among the classes were held daily to find the most spirited class. Tuesday was nerd day. Students dressed as the typical, unfashionable nerds. Wednes- day was class day: each class chose a theme, dressed according to the theme, decorated a hall, and performed a skit. The sophomore’s Back to the Future Hall captured first place while the juniors, who went to Fairyland, grabbed second place. The seniors surfed into third place with their Life’s a Beach Hall and the Frosh, who went Fishing, fell into fourth place. The skits were performed at the assembly, with the seniors placing first, the juniors sec- ond, the sophomores third, and the frosh fourth. Hornets showed they truly possess class on Thursday, “‘Deck it out day”, when they dressed up. Spirit week was used to generate spirit with- in AHS and led up to the “big game” against our cross city rivals, the Encinal Jets. On Fri- day, students sported gold and white to sup- port our team at the game. Top right: Bust them bods! - Chris Young and Rowell Bernardo strut their stuff Left: The one that got away - Freshmen Jill Freistroffer, Karin Ingeman and Ricky Keiser in the skit. Below left: It was an itsy bitsy teeny weeny bikini - Michael Dean hits the beach. Below: Hut one! Hut two! - Class of 88 super football players Heather Dillon and Lori Bustos. Spirit Week 23
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