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L L C L C O c L L C L L O L L L t L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L Partaking in one of the specialties of The Pepperoni Stick, Tad Drerenberger. Mary Ellen Moore, and Keith Davidson enjoy a pizza. Located in Burke Town Plaza, The Pepperoni Stick offers a rela change of pace from the usual fast food restaurant. Ormond’s at Springfield Mall offers Sue Haydon a wide variety of hats to choose from. 14 Active Duty
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and Fun Falling into Craig Talbot's arms, Jana Gill kicks up her heels as they enjoy returning as 1980 alumni. c L L L O c c L Q L L L L 0 U c c c Q c L L C DQQC L Q Q Q L L L L L c Q L L L C L e C Q Q G C G c Despite damp and cioudy weather, Fall Festival activities were en- joyed by many students, faculty, and parents. Booths featuring homemade crafts, baked goodies, and challenging games crowded hallways. Balloons, Pep Club pom- poms, and “Bruin Pops showed a new surge of school spirit. Satur- day night the Homecoming Dance, featuring the band Flight 009, brought hundreds of couples to the cafeteria to enjoy the finale of Homecoming Week. The week of Homecoming, October 14-18, pro- vided many, diverse ways for students to enjoy themselves and show their pride to be together. Searching for the perfect baby Bruin, among many are Leslie Brunner and Heidi Friedt. Following Queen Margot Caldwell's coronation, members of the court and their escorts savor their moment of honor. Student Life 13 - rrrrrrrnnnnnnnncr r.rrnonni
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□□□□□□□□ Weekends □□□□□□□□ □□□□□□□□□□□□□□£ Hungry ducks give a noisy greeting to Beth Landry and Lisa Nagy at 8urke Lake Park. For the average student, spending Saturday night at home with a geometry book was not considered the highpoint following a tiring week of schoolwork. As school nights limited most to academic responsibilities, weekends provid- ed a much needed time to take ad- vantage of the local facilities for fun and recreation. As members of a diverse student population, we were scattered among a wide variety of activities. From parties to parks, we enjoyed the time we had, making ourselves known at every mall and fast food restaurant in the area. Though we often returned to school even more ex- hausted than when we had left it, our weekends out with friends pro- vided a well earned escape from the daily routine. Going through the interesting selection of records at Harmony Hut is Ann Longmore. n Participating in one of the wide variety of activities available at Wakefield Park. Kerri Cole and Ron Maas plunge into a game of pool. Student Life 15
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