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Fight the fight with all your might ... Senior Chelsa Lucas exhibits her school spirit while clapping to the Rose High fight song. Mot only does she take pride in her school, she takes pride in the class of ' 88 by sporting her Sr girls jersey. Letting it all out, the band cheers with fervor as Rose scores yet another touchdown against Northern Mash. Faithful supporters of the Rampant football team, the band spends long hours practicing for perfection as they antici- pate their halftime performance. Walter Gatlin, Felix Robinson, Tiffany Williams, and Terrence Miles. Jay Mattox Julie Song
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On The Rampage Take A Look At The Wild Side There are two sides to every story you know. School. The first thing that comes to mind with the utter- ing of this word is often the serious side — homework, tests, grades, term papers. But like all things, there are two sides to ev- ery story. The other side . . . THE WILD SIDE — the craziness only close friends can share, the outra- geous ECU, and the laughter and spirit we here at Rose High possess. Within the walls of our minds lies this WILD SIDE ' — waiting and hoping to soon be unleashed. We have the ability and opportuni- ty to see and do all things, and with the imagination and capabilities school gives us, we conquer all ... fashion, academics, sports, commu- nity s ervice, and peer relationships. The WILD SIDE just makes it a little easier — a reserve when the feat of tackling these things gets rough. As Rampants, we are ON THE RAMPAGEbut always, waiting impa- tiently to experience the WILD SIDE. Tf? B •n m A , . ■ I ■wfr . 4 1 »A » ▼ . r r iiBfe,fc k 1 AM W0 Ci Elvington Scharles Cox
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A Motley Crew The apprehensive students sit anxiously awaiting their turn to receive their diploma. Listening attentively, their fellow students speak to them, recalling events and lessons learned from the past. Realizing now that the beginning of their lives is coming to an end, they look forward to a bright future. Arleen Song marches across the stage at Minges Coliseum to receive her diploma after twelve long years of hard work. Due to incli- mate weather, the graduation exercises were not held at Ficklen Stadium as normal. This ultimate climax of excitement makes every bit of work during high school seem worthwhile.
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