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SPECIAL AWARDS AND HONORS ALL STATE ALL DISTRICT FOOTBALL L, i ,fat X.. L to R Daniel Imboden Larry Lee Anthony Maggitt, Walter Hill, Bryant Taylor, Brock Meeler, Kneeling: Todd McCommon, Second Band Second Chair Bari-Saxophone -- Junior Region Band Clinic. Standing, L to R: Regina Jones, First Band Thirteen Chair Clarinet - Senior Region Band Clinic ' All-State Tryout Qualifier. Joe Bourgeois, First Band Fourth Chair Baritone - Junior Region Band Clinic. Yoshi Mural, First Band Seventh Chair Trumpet - Senior Region Band Clinic ' All-State Band Qualifier. Region Band Clinics Junior Clinic and Senior Clinic Tryouts are individual competitions. Student work on prepared material and scales prior to try outs. The students go through a rigorous tryout with two to four judges. Selections of the top instrumentalists are made. Each clinic band is made up of the best students in the Region. On the high school level the top players in the first band are eligible for All- State Tryouts. Yoshi and Regina received the honor of being able to tryout at the state level. Athletic Banquet 1986 from Coach Smith FAR LEFT: Juli Hamp ton receives her Let terman's jacket from Coach Halk. LEFT Jackie Henderson An thony Maggitt, Johnie Hampton, and Kelvin Anderson receive basketball awards 87
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WHAT IS SO GREAT ABOUT A CLASS? Each student is very proud to be in hisfher certain class. All students go through the same things during the years. Seventh graders go through the stun of a new place and accep- tance of upper classmen. Eighth graders experience the loss of atten- tion as they are no longer the center of itg they are also hal way through Jr. High. Ninth graders enjoy their year as the oldest of the Junior High Students. Sophomores experience many changes as they now can see graduation in the horizon. Juniors feel better about themselves as they ex- perience a touch of Seniority as they order their senior rings. Seniors feel the thrill of victory during their last year of schooling, as they have almost conquered all of those treacherous paths. Each class member feels a closeness to the other, as they all experienced 6 of life's toughest years together, and they did it as a CLASS.
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