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Taking a little cat nap in the middle okthe afternoon. Baby Bob' Coles takes a break from all the Slave Day attention. Michelle Walker uses a traditional method to motivate her slave Vernon Rob bins. Slave Day can bring out the real “you”, as John Shannon and Dave Eckstein prove Billy Matteoll dogs it” in Advanced Comp. Confirming hla (her?) plans for a night on the town, Steve Trego makes a call from the nearest pay phone Getting down to the nitty gritty. Jennifer Price gives slave Jake Craddock orders to fit that shoe. Confused about which restroom to enter, Kenny Brown, Dave Eckstein. Vernon Robbins, and Bob Coles choose the one marked Women.” Slave Day 25
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Slave Day 13th Amendment Repealed Slavery returned, at least to Boone County High School, on October 20, two days prior to the district championship game against the Dixie Colonels. The senior Rebel football play- ers walked around the halls in very strange attire. If an outsider had entered the school he would have thought the play- ers a very unusual species. For members of the school, however, the Student Council sponsored Slave Day lifted school spirit and provided very humorous situations. Slaves walked around in dresses, diapers, nightgowns, hula skirts, and tu-tus. Some wore wigs, while others carried around bottles and teddy bears. Most Slaves met their masters at each class and carried their books to their next class. Even though being a slave was trying at times, the day proved to be a great success as it helped provide the incentive for the Rebels to win the championship game 47-0 over Dixie on Friday, October 22. 24 Slave Day
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During childhood days, students loved to dress up and act out their fantasies. On Friday, October 29, students had their chance to return to those child- hood days. They didn’t go back to the first grade, or anything quite so extreme, but they did dress-up for Halloween. Once ag- ain, the Student Council sponsored Halloween Dress-Up Day went over as a big success. Tacky tourists, mob- sters, punk rockers, pom-pons and Rom- ans marched through the halls. Students could dress they way they wanted, within reason, or if they belonged to a club, they could dress the way their club did. A “punky” Karen Boschert was judged the best dressed individual for portrayal of a punk rocker. In all, the strange attire provided a change of scenery for everyone at school, and carefree attitudes prevailed as the day turned out to be one of the funniest of the year.
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