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,Mir ' Junior Magazine Sales! Magazine sales fell short of the projected goal of 512,000 even though the selection of magazines fright, belowj of- fers something for every interest. Competition between individuals and homerooms for prizes is used to en- courage sales. Prizes are awarded to individuals for daily sales and overall sales. Greg Abercrombie fright, abovel was top salesman. Mrs. Holmes' homeroom Cabovej sold the greatest dollar total and won the soft drink party. Traditionally, a portion of the profits from sales is used to pay the cost of hosting the prom, from invitations to refreshments. The remainder of the money is used the following year when the class leaves its legacy in the form of a class gift. Some gifts are the collective gifts of several classes. Gifts in the past have included landscaping, the open court, the school's signboard, a covered walkway from the gym, and tennis courts. 36 Magazine Sales Je f -lx. wx 3 4 I0, 7 ,. r g 09 X, 'xg
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0.T.C. Ball ight to Remember '? 'fi ' J' V' fi .:. .m..sl: - C '--::- - vs- Above Right: Donita Beggs and date Namon East talk to friends across the room. Above Left: Daryl Roden, Angie Roden, Terry Freeman and other students watch dancers. Above: Paul Touchton, Richard Brown, Steve Benton, and Pam Green talk to each other during the dance. Left: Rick Scott sits quietly as Lisa Riggins and Kim Briscoe talk to one another.
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Ordering Class Rings ELA L Yohe and Doug Yancey take care of final payment before receiving class Ed Oody, Billy Goodman, Paul Holmes, Phillip Eidson and Tim Tate show off the 1986 class rings. When sophomores begin sporting blue plastic ring sizers, class rings are being ordered. The Balfour representative distributes packets with the sizers and descriptions of hundreds of possible choices, rang- ing from the traditional to styles that don't even look like class rings. The student can create a ring that is uniquely his own, choosing not only style but also stone color, and inscriptions. A deposit is paid when the order is made. juniors see the choices become reality. It is, accor- ding to one junior, exciting when the rings arrive. It is an important time, a passage, it makes you feel big. Rings 37
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