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Homecoming traditions J i g, 579321 - '- pl it 5 X .t r 5. ,- 1' ' i-it Y ,Reel 5251 r on ,rmigfii t i m qqi if ' . Amp . i. mums. ,f fffgilg Q -Q Wi 'amor if . Cougar football players and cheerleaders prepare for the Homecoming Parade atop a city fire en- gine. The parade was held during seventh hour on the Friday of Homecoming. Carrie Serrano, the new Homecoming Queen, is congratulated by Annette Manterola, one of the candidates. Carrie and the new King, Joey Ver- dusco, were crowned during half-time of the Home- coming game. During spirit week, many students took up the opportunity to dress boldly. Kris Coleman broke out his nose-coat, boogie board, and loudest shirt for surfer day.
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Mrs. Bobbi Thompson finds some time to read a book while waiting for her ride. It's hard for a teacher to find time to relax, even when the busy school day is over. Kurt Lemrise blows up a huge twist balloon at a Thespian picnic. A competition was held to see who came up with the most creative designs using the balloons. Club activities are a major part of many students' after-school lives. M 'wwvwwae Sean Soatikee contemplates his upcoming trip to Seattle, Washington. Top American Indian juniors and seniors attended the science and engineering national conference, funded by the JOM office here. Many students hold after-school jobs. Kim Calvert, Kerry Trainor and Jean Guerrero work as peer tutors every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon. Here, they take a break to work on their own homework.
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Mike Schiltz tights to spike the ball as Forest Craddock tries desperately to block the play dur- ing a lunchtime volleyball game. For Homecoming week lunch hours were combined into one 53-min- ute period and classes were shortened to 52 min- utes. The Student Council planned activities to promote school spirit. The sophomore float depicted three prospectors who had been trapped by the Cougar Border Pa- trol. The real Prospectors from Apache Junca tion High School defeated the Cougars at Home- coming 15-10. ufi U A - A Student Council organized a bonfire get-together to promote Homecoming spirit. Students partici- pated in class yells and enjoyed the fireg then it was off to finish the floats. Using the Homecoming theme, Cougars, south of the border, the senior class constructed this win- ning float. Floats were put together at the Nation- al Guard Armory during the two weeks before Homecoming.
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