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Gina Smith, Josie Saad and Jan Carawan are getting tiieir energy levels up in order to cheer the E.C.G. Pirates on to a victory against the Golden Eagles of the University of Southern Mississippi. Tailgating before the game, Jeff Pittman, Chuck Williams, and Chris Warren talk about the possible strategies that the Pirates will use in their bout with the Golden Eagles of South- ern Miss. 15
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l ii kJlb m Bj Bhw i VM 1.-, F ' ' ' fi IS .. mi yjl BB. i H As Sophomore Drew Johnson and Junior Heath Nisbet walk down the steps leaving their school week and studies behind them, they discuss their plans for the upcoming weekend. Indulging in their favorite, Chinese food, the gang; Mark Honeycutt, Kathryn Barnhill, Jan- na Potter, Blake Stallings, Drew Johnson, Nell Shappley, and Carter Bentzel get ready to go live it up at the Club Coca-Cola dance. When The Weekend Begins, Let The Good Times Roll Monday morning the countdown begins. Another week of teachers, tests, and term papers. Finally, we hear the number one hit, the 3:15 bell on Friday afternoon. As the class- rooms are cleared and the lockers slam shut, the rush for the weekend begins. As the telephone rings, last minute plans are made. What will they be? The excitement of a Rose High football game as the mighty Rampants take on their challenger? A night on the town with friends? A wild party? Or maybe it ' s a hot date with your number one guy. The pos- siblities are unlimited! We surveyed a few people to find out what they enjoyed doing most on their weekends: Toure Claiborne — Junior, The weekend itself is per- fect. Time to recuperate from my rig- orous activities of the week. Allyson Maloney and Tristin Jones — Seniors, We enjoy going out to eat before the Rose football and bas- ketball games. Bert Powell — Soph- omore, Getting some sleep. 1 have borning weekends. 14
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Are these examples of model students? Only when it comes to clowning around. Jun- iors Kellie Swanson and Laura Guy come to a fashion standstill. Junior Chris Caldwell, grinning from ear to ear, looks fashionably studious in his specs. Sophomore Stephanie Martin is dressed in cool casuals for the hot weather. Stephanie was able to find temporary relief from the steamy weather by taking refuge under a tree. From the classics to those who prefer to take a walk on the wild side. Rampant footwear is always a huge hit. These Junior and Senior legs are definitely hot to trot. 16
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