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Egypt- Mmm' f' Yrs . . as QD The girls line-up and wait for the ball to be hiked. j2l Mark VanLoon decides who was in the wrong. t3l The Juniors get ralled-up before the game. 141 The Senior cherrleaders do their routine ending in a pyramid. Three weeks of practice with bumps and bruises paid off for the senior Clash II . The game ended with a score of 20-12. The Silver and Black Junior Attack played a good game but it wasn't good enough to beat the seniors. Touchdowns for the seniors were made by Laura Milano, Sandy Sanchez, and Jana Heinlein. Touchdowns for the juniors were made by Shanon Galloway and Mary MacPherson. Both teams played well. Entertainment at half-time was provided by the cheerleaders with on-field water fights. The ju- nior guys in their black shirts and .,, .W N ,J 'W 4' uf, seniors in red provided laughter to the spectators. The juniors, coached by Mr. Crosthwaite, and the Seniors coached by Mr. Serrao, will noi have the chance to battle agair but the juniors will be back tc take on another class in anothei game of Flag Football. lDarlaJ
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,,. v . K 'mg ,4 riff December To Remember The Christmas season is charac- terized by cold weather, crowd- ed shopping malls, light-hearted feelings, and gatherings with family and friends. The Moreau community waited in anticipa- tion for the beginning of Christ- mas vacation. On the last day, an all school mass reminded the student body what Christmas was really all about. To celebrate the holiday sea- son, many Moreau students at- tended the Christmas Ball at the Oakland Hyatt Hotel. Students, from Freshmen to Seniors, danced to music provided by a D.J. from the Quakefl Christmas trees decked with candy canes and mistletoe hung in doorways set the mood for a fun-filled evening. Romantic mu- sic and friends enjoying each others company were evidence that it was going to be A De- cember to Remember. x.w,,.M i
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