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L at is - U fx LJ A ll X Entertaining the younger generation at a football game is school mascot Sharon Carlson. Warm-ups and stretching, led by Paul Bretscher, was part of the daily routine of the freshmen P.E. class. Attending away-from-home football games is a fa- vorite weekend pastime of freshmen volleyball player Karen Combs. Opening 3
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or-C ur 0'9- n the gear 1824, there was a little log cabin schoolhouse on Spring Avenue. In 1829 the school moved to a twosroom Displaying his spirit at c Friday-break pep rally is sophomore Joe Buis with senior Tommy Perry. tales to tell-tales of construcs tion changes: new sports facilis ties being planned and begun, a new student parking lot, awags brick building at the corner of fromshome football games washington and Jefferson streets. In 1919 the high school transferred to the new building on Spring Street, named mar- tha Jane cRidpath School. fors tgsone gears later, in 1959, the present high school building was completed. CDcAnallg Cen ter was built in 1969. In 1986s8.7, there were new 20P'Q land a nearlg perfect varsitg season! l, a courtgard, tales of change in the communitg: the closing of the IBCU plant, the expansion of 'Putnam 'Plaza, the addition of new businesses uptown-all this influenced our lives and made up the ever- growing tale of Greencastle illigh School. 'Eg Sherith 'Panhratz
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. . . there was Student ife he most important parts of our tale were the over 550 people who made up the student body. for everg person there were different personals ities, looles, and ideas about what fun was, which made for a prettg exciting gear. Onlg the latest in teen fashs ions and hairstgles could be seen in the halls between classes everg dag and the newest hottest tunes could be heard coming from students cars. cno matter what Ciger Cubs did, theg did it with a flair onlg theg could accom- plish. B3 Aimee murrag 4 Student Life Taking advantage of a quiet moment to study is senior Brian Jefrries. School is not easy, but senior Carol Braden manages to steal a few moments to catch up on some much needed sleep.
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