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if ' s d small world Once again as Homecoming has approached, the L.A.B. Student Body participated in the traditional Home- coming week activities. Throughout the week various contests that were planned included; Halloween dress-up day, powder-puff football, pie throw- ing, eating, and skateboard racing. The pie throwing contest was decided by the class who collected the most money in three days time. The eating contest consisted of Ragu spaghetti sauce, Limburger cheese, sauerkraut, hot chili peppers, and chow mein. Each class had a bag containing each of these, and the team that finished first won, This year ' s theme for the float build- ing contest was It ' s a small world . . . . The seniors built a dragon rep- resentating China, the juniors, win- ning first place, made a windmill from Holland, the sophomores constructed a gondola from Italy, winning third place, the freshmen built a rainbow with a pot of gold at the end. This year the junior high won second place with their crown of jewels from England. 50 HOMECOMING
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fun and games Once again Spirit Day began the school year helping students get over the end of summer blues. The student body competed in an assortment of events including the wheelbarrow race, the obstacle course, the innertube game, and socco. The Senior Class won the spirit competition with the sophomores a close second. Juniors came in third with the freshman following. Spirit Day helped new students get involved with their school and also served to develope a greater sense of unity among the rest of the student body. 1 . Dawn Turner tooting it. 2. The Yolk ' s on you, Shirley Jones. 3. Sandy Terrilizzi taking it all in, 4. LAB crowd hamming it up. 5. The last tango. SPIRIT DAY 49
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1. The Juniors ' prize winning float. 2. Tom Thompson puts on finishing touches. 3. Eat Jim eat! 4. Bruce Horn tips his flute to the team. 5. Brenda Mainwal spots an openin g. 6. Jr. High crowned with second place. 7. Mock cheer- leader alias Lance Stevens. 8. Pierre, hang on for those curves. 9. John Harms plops Mr. Kear- ney with a pie. 10. Freshman receiver snags down the pass. HOMECOMING 51
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