Amphitheater High School - Panther Trails Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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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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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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S Out; Of 4 ar ' s floats could be summed up in one sentence. A job well done by ail the classes. friday, we arrived at school to see the classes ' efforts on their floats. Some had orginality, some had problems. Taking 3rd place was the sophomores with their theme, Jump into time with the class of 89. Capturing the 2nd place were the freshmen with their entry titled, Stand clear 90 ' s here. Securing top position for this year ' s A week were the seniors float titled, Almost Louis Calderson, Jesus Ro- jel, Susan Makkai, Travis Sproles, Bill Simnons, Ken Elder, Janit Walters, and Dia-?e Perez, all put out a great effort on their float. perfect, nearly heaven, wetBthe class of 87. ' Unfortunately, our junior ctass had difficulty in transporting their float to school and it mysteriously bit the dust. Floats had their opportunity to shine during homecoming half time by parading in front of the students and parents at Amphi. Thank you, to all the students who put their time and energy into this years ' floats. Hopefully, next year we will have full representation on all the class floats. V