Hill McCloy High School - Rambler Yearbook (Montrose, MI)

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Together As One The early days of the ' 85- ' 86 school year were good days for Hill-McCloy. Class spirit and togetherness became stron- ger as competition became heated for the Spirit Jug. New friendships were made and old friendships were strengthened as time was spent together working on floats and making plans for Spirit Week. The entire school also drew closer. Our pep rallies were loud and spirited as we gathered behind our championship football team. A new kind of spirit also seemed to grow in the classroom as new books and supplies and a new attitude about learning developed. A sense of purpose, pride and togetherness was beginning to emerge, thanks to those action-filled early days at Hill-McCloy. Homecoming isn ' t just for students, it is for alumni also. Shelley Bedford, previous Queen Dana Hayes, Michelle Blackburn, and Brenda Tackebury show their school pride by returning to the ' 85 Homecoming. Mr. Bowen watches intently to make sure Gina Tripp and Brent Domine follow the rules of the game. Audra McAuley carries Dennis Rush down the court at break neck speed ... or is that break back speed?

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Trudy Greenway, Wendy Williams and Kim Thorington seem to have mixed emotions about the change of schools. Girls: Could you look into those big blue eyes and say no? Dads: Don ' t let your daughters date this guy — Octopus Eastman. Surfers Cathy Severn and Kecia Hall go all out for their speech, and dress up for the occasion. Candids 15

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