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Dan Dupont. Jo Anna Peck, Shawna Fischer, Noel Engles, Danny Hintin, Annissa Wittway, and David Frank share their spirit at a pep assembly. r : ji WW r, li 1 ; K Max Sinclair and Heather Reagan show us how they twist and shout. P.odyon Jones shows off his plaids during A- week.
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Atup ii Spirit. . . and pride are discovered in A-week, 1986. Jf-weeK started on the 13th of XI October with tons of enthusi- ! asm and ended on the 17th at an awesome and exciting Home- coming football game. The week began when students and teachers arrived in plaid and paisleys. There was a donut sale that sure helped the students and faculty for 4th Best A-week ever! hour. On Thursday every band was on every kind of t-shirt one can think of. The lunch event was a tug- of-war. Wednesday, twins day, was quite confusing because there were so many doubles. The egg toss was the lunch time event. Thursday was green and white day. Friday was 50 ' s day with the girls wearing poo- dle skirts and the guys with tight jeans and their hair greased back. The very successful pep assembly was an hour and a half long. During this time the homecoming king was announced. The jitterbug contest had a twisted start but finished smoothly for the Seniors who took first place, but the Freshmen sure gave each class a run for its money coming in a close second. The Sen- iors also won the hall decoration and float contest. The pep assem- bly, along with A-week, helped to arouse the crowd for the game that night. m ■» « UNKIN '
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