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Q i v i f 55115 J Hivlu-v-....,. ,. . r -A Li it wt t 1 42.3 Opposite page, top: Kathy Tomlinson and Ramona Jennison challenge Batman, Laurie Chambers and Robin, Peggy Horton. Center: Pat Brown prepares for his lunch . . . Leeann Flickenger. Left: John Martin and Sally Ceccarelli demonstrate their skill in the apple dunking competition. Below: Janis Helms shows her teeth. Joyce Vandendugenbille and Kara Howard enjoy being living dolls. Below: Melissa Escobar dons a Snoopy costume for Cartoon Day. Bottom left: Lynette Rowe and Nancy Framton clown between classes. Bottom right: the sexy legs contest attracts pennies from onlookers. Student Life 15
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-l Considering the fact that the classes were only given three evenings to work on their floats they accomplished a great deal. The Frosh effort was rewarded by first place in the competition. Seniors followed close behind with second. juniors and Sophomores held up the rear with third and fourth places. The floats were built at the County Fairgrounds and had to be built sturdy enough to survive the rough trip down the backroads to Ponderosa for our Homecoming game. Opposite page: Top left: Freshmen mice scurry around America's birthday cake. Top right: Seniors Tom Kinkade, Dave jermstad, and Dean Demel recreate a scene from the Spirit of '76 . Lower left: Uncle Sam, Rich Revas, admires the presents that the junior class gave to him. Lower right: Betsy Ross sews the Sophomore float together. Top left: Freshmen, Cari Chanin and Cindy Knecht, discuss the future plans of their winning float with a friend. Lower left: Alumnus, Terry Schroth, and Juniors, Jesse Gossner, and Scott Todd work on turning some paper napkins into the Spirit of '76 float. Q.- p . Student Life 17
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