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Senior Julie Reinhorr is one of mony students who seek odvice from Mr Hotris THE START — 5
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Means . . . The Start of Things Hey! Goin ' to the football game? I don ' t know. 1 might have to work. Are you? I sure am! We ' re predicted to be really good this year! Once again it ' s football season, and along with the football season goes school. Homework starts and many EHS students get into the old routine of school all day, then work, homework and rest. Day after day it ' s the same thing. Maybe that ' s why EHS students have the days till Christmas vacation numbered from the first week of school. Finishing up a lote ossignmenr is junior David LoCostro. 1 Junior Emily Porro demonstrates the true Christmas spirit by decorating These E.T. ' S (olias Mike Heasran and Tracy Nevills) demonstrate their true identity. 1 HF- START
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Junior cheerleaders show rheir talent os they crawl knobby-kneed inroo pyramid. Junior team poses, offer surviving their defeat. Junior quarterback. Carol Cutler, scrambles to get o pass off with seniors approaching wirh her rockle Senior Girls Dominate Gome When the senior girls challenged the juniors to a powder-puff football game, a frantic campaign started to recruit sponsors, coaches, and players. Although it was flag, the girls trained as if it were tackle. Bumping elbows and knocking knees, they practiced weeks before the game. After a few injuries and a lot of laughs, the teams were ready for September 21. Each team practiced about an hour before the game. Then it was out to the field. As the girls ran out to the field, the crowd in the stands yelled and roared for the team of their choosing. Cheered on by the male cheerleaders, both teams fought hard. It seemed as though the juniors, even as hard as they tried, could not make ad- vances through the seniors. If it wasn ' t for senior Chris Delaney blocking some of their passes or senior Marie Scott in for the tackle, they might have scored a touchdown. The seniors won the game 28-0. POWDERPUFF
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