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WE'VE GOTSPIRIT Hrst signs of J unior-Pride were evident when 82's students participated in the design and cre- ation of a float. Sponsors demonstrated the spirit of Homecoming by sharing unique ideas and donating time, materials, and skills. Sharpened skills, plus determined spirit, were evident as juniors displayed a persevering attitude. Balloon shaving, football pass, and class skit com- petitions, utliizing a majority of the class popula- tion, were won by 82.', Combined efforts of juniors, directed by positive sponsors and student leadership, continued to pave the way for a successful year. A Who's got the big mouth? Scott McBride and Andy Stanga compete for the title. 1 We're number one! juniors shout, as they continue their cruise down Main A David Roaring Rabbit Lewis, Lynne Clara Kent Munson and Jennifer Louis Lane Meler perform during award winning junior class skit.
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Y Bill Gigante of Visual Sports Network positions the varsity volleyball members, Kristine J amison, Patty Casillas, and Sandra Carson for Memory Mate Photographs. L Juniors Sandra Carson and Tangi Reeves sepa- rate cookies before delivering. Y Night workers Bobbie Rose, Elisa Burdick, and Vonda Scanlon pause several minutes with the eagle constructed for the junior float. Y Kristine Jamison hurries to beat the eight o'clock bell.
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L Keith Hudson ponders a controversial world history question. Y Kathy Underwood and Alice Enriquez pose as Eagles during sophomore Home- coming skit. SOPHS CLIMB THE LADDER Fundraising activities . . . cushion sales and con- cessions, enabled sophomores to prepare for next year's prom. Additional privileges were gained collectively by second year students. School rings were selected by class officers and purchased by wealthier class members. Individually, sophomores were sched- uled into several required classes, such as world history. Arriving at the magical age of sixteen, many sophomores inherited the privilege of Cruising Main, after passing the required semester of driv- er's education. But, after getting that long awaited license, new cars, dating, or simply going places without Mom and Dad meant one step further up the ladder. l t l Baldwin Bonnie Kevin Larry Abfille Aston Baird Ballard l Roger Fred Gina Gary Brake Brandon Cannata Cantral Kenny Phil Alice Sue Cole DeLaO Enriquez Epperson
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