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Why Not? An ostrich with a rider, a girl talcing a shower oil over campus, and a plain wrap ghost? How does this fit in with the lifestyle here at E.D? Well, for Halloween, it was perfectly nor- mal. Following tradition, October 29 was Halloween Dress-up Day. A vari- ety of costumes could be seen around campus, ranging from cute and cuddly to the risen dead. A lunchtime contest determined the scariest, most original, and best dressed. Winners were Tonya Fra- ser, Sandy Conners, Elaine Dutton, Shelly Skldmore, and Donna Ste- fanlk. Tonya Frater frightens students and takes the scariest prize. Laura Halttod wants to stay clean so she stays in the shower al day. It looks like Sandy Conners can ' t find the stlnups. but she took the prize for most origi- nal. C ' 1 HaBoween 17
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Witching Hour At Noon? Kermit the frog tip toes through the theatron on the lookout for Miss Piggy Aren ' t we just livin ' dolls? asl s Kelly McQuad and Kelly Trivers. Women bikers Elaine Dutton. Shelly Skldmore, and Donna Stefoni won the costume contest for best group. â– rent FIcher, a big great white shark, roams the campus looking for his lunch. A -ik. te 16 Halloween
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The Backbone Of Spirit The assemblies provided tine students with some enter- toinment and time to kick back away from the drudg- ery of schoolwork. They also served to rally teams and student body to many triumphant victories, showing that they are the ' Backbone of Spirit. Assemblies proved instrumental in making the year more exciting for all the students. Whenever a pep as- sembly was held, students, teachers, and alumni deluged the gym. The air was charged with tension and the blare of the band thrilled the crowd. Skits, class competitions. slide shows, commendations, and choreography en- hanced the assemblies. Two of the most entertaining assemblies during the year were the Homecoming and Christmas assemblies. The Homecoming assembly wit- nessed the nomination and crowning of the Freshman, Sophmore, and Junior princesses. The Homecoming King was also named, and the Senior runners-up were named. The Christmas assembly treated the students with Christ- mas carols sung by visiting pre-school children. Santa ' s reindeer , Pete Gieszinger and Randy Dreyer, tote San ta Jack Woy. Pat Hurley is less than amused at ttie statement, Real men don ' t wear white pants. 18 Assemblies
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