Colerain High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Vic's day of revenge! Who gave this guy a license? Watts Up? it t.t4 : his A . t lag i it Q Ik W f ., mt Barney's down for the count! Spirit Week X 23

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PIRIT Spirit was kept at an all-time high this year by the enthusiasm shown by the cheerleaders and students. The assemblies were full of eye-catching events such as the Pie-in-the-Face contest, the Ugly Man contest, and the races between the classes. Ev- eryone gottinvolved by wearing spirit buttonsand red and white. The victory in football over Moeller set the level of excite- ment for the rest of the year. Barney the Bird made many ap- pearances during the year at football and basketball games, assemblies, and parades. a The spirit this year flew higher than I ye , the flag given by the class of '86 to Colerain. Isn't that special? G69 V, :NT 1 lifter X19 I I . . , . .. s i 5'fiiEiQGl5P ' , ., 5 : 5 . ,, , 1.,,f.,.e1,Xw H. ' -' 1 Q, . ,,,., ,. ,.,,., , nl . f ,- f. fi ' - ..,. eff? M .. W g A 'fig ,5.ffv25f'A5' at It speaks for itself. 22fSpirit Week

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.,... S - BOOM! Melodies abounded in the Still of the Night on September 12. The dancers were bombarded by flashes from Great Balls of Fire. The 50's was a time of Shotgun Boogie, the Twist, and Singing in the Rain. The fifties' genera- tion Rocked Around the Clock, Everyday, while Searchin' for an Earth Angel. Fashions in- cluded Chantilly Lace, Blue Suede Shoes, Blue Velvet, and Bobby Sox to Stockings. Calen- dar Girls like Peggie Sue, Ve- nus, Diana, and Patricia grabbed their Teddy Bears and asked them, Do You Want to Dance? When their Puppy Love answered YaYa, the Shout of Oh Boy! could be heard A Thousand Miles Away. So, Let the Good Times Roll, and Come Go with Me, Party Doll, for a Stroll At the Hop. E , ,K .EM v.'.-'ft A fir xiii?-HK' I g t a girl named Ram-A-Lam-A-Ding-Dong Craig, John, and Derek . . . the Happy Wanderers. Leader of the Pack 24 f The Fifties Dance