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'E' 5? .fl -'Q 4 i ntl Plgvn .' 'fx' Q , 3 Q, + , gg at . 5 ttfffl ,sl g fr-4 ,Y Q f -fi 'E Iliff' 6 Excitement ai. he week-long spirit buildup finally exploded at Friday night's Pep Rally. The major difference of this year's Pep Rally was that it focused on school rather than class spirit, with each class shouting a cheer, instead of lust yelling, in competition for the Spirit Jug. The Pep Rally was emceed by Jordan Levy and Caryn Caldarelli. Bears' tight end Emery Moorehead was the guest speaker. He showed excitement and enthusiasm for Home- coming weekend and wished the Warriors luck in the next day's game. A smiling Jenny Casey took the tiara, and Kyle Campbell accepted the title of King during the announce- ment of the Homecoming Court. The parade led off Homecoming day with the floats made by the four classes. The senior class built the winning float at the home of Josh Ring. After the seniors took the first place award with their savage float, Ring commented, lt took a lot of time and effort to build our float, but it was all worth it to finally have a winning float. It was great to see such cooperation among friends. Also at the parade, the freshmen won the Spirit Jug. I can't believe that the seniors didn't win, said senior David Siegel, The seniors have won almost every year. This year we definitely showed the most spirit and deserved to win. l'm so excited we won, said freshman Jessica Grasso, I hope we keep winning for the next three years. ., .H 1.-1fE 'f s t -- stil Freshman Attendants Nan Jones and Greg Sha yman, Sophomore Atten- dants Jennie Koster and Todd Lager- loLJunior Attendants Mike Engtenardt and Amy Zimmerman, and Senior At- tendants Alyssa Winter and Bill Cor- WIN. wit' 5 Homecoming 11
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Royalty for a Weekend . . . Horne- coming Queen Jenny Casey and King Kyle Campbell. Pregame Hype . . . Liddy Bowlby pre- sents the opposing team's shoulder pads in the A-Cha-Cha cheer. Homecoming v 1, f Senior Spirit Standing with their float, the seniors get ready for the pa- fade. Bear Down, Deerfield Warriors! Bears' tight end Emery Moorhead joins Caryn Caldareiii and Jordan Levy at the pep ralbfi.
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Their idols are Walter Payton and Frank Sinatra Matt Ambre and Dan Rudolph show their versatility at the Homecoming Dance. Yards the Hard Way Attacking Glenbrook North with a relentless ground game, Matt Ambre hands off to Jay Frein, Fight, Fight, Fight, Deerfield High . .. The Marching Band and Flag Corps take their turn on the field during hali- time. 12 Homecoming
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