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We ' re number one. By dressing as Captain Mustang, sophomore Brett Robbins shows his school spirit during the Homecoming game. Let ' s get rowdy. With signs in hand, the Freshman Class involves themselves in the pep assembly by joining in on the fight song. 0 School Spirit
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What’s our Mustang battle cry? VICTO- RY! As the stands suddenly grew packed with eager fans, one could just feel the excite- ment building. With screaming cheers filling the air and confetti flying in all directions, students raved for the football team hoping to lead them onto a victory over rival High- land. As the final seconds ticked away, a pass slipped through the receiver’s hands leaving the Mustangs short 7-10. Despite the defeat, spirit remained active throughout the entire game. Spirit was higher than past years most people felt. Equally important, attitudes were reversed in a more positive way. I’ve seen an improved amount of spirit within the school. More students seem to care about what is going on than in previous years, stated Mr. Donald Fortner, business teacher. With more cooperation than had been ex- hibited in previous years, the Senior Class created a second place float, higher than they had finished for the last two years, while the freshmen put in extra time decorating the “Looney Tunes theme for the Homecoming dance. I was really pleased to see the large number of people who participated in the building of the senior float, explained senior Sue Wojcik. The class finally proved that we do have spirit, it has been hiding until now,” added Sue. Homecoming wasn’t the only time stu- dents proved their spirit. More and more peo- ple attended the athletic games throughout the year than in the past. “I have never seen so many people attend a girls ' basketball game than I did this year,” stated senior Dori Downing. “Cheerleaders even offered to cheer at one of our home games, which seemed really nice for a change, she added. On the academic scene, enthusiasm was aroused by the arrival of new computers. I think the new com- puters are really great because the way society is going now, computers will probably become a big part of our lives,” said junior Dana Keckich. Spirits were lifted in the Foreign Language Department as students changed their nor- mal routine by dressing up in the cultural costumes of their country. “It was fun to have a change for a day. I was happy to see that students involved themselves in a for- eign language for once, stated senior Lori Goldberg. The year came to a close and pep assem- blies became fewer and fewer. While school records were broken and other teams suf- fered heart-breaking defeats, the spirit never died. Although there was much improve- ment in spirit, I wish I could see even more students become involved in activities. After all, what is a school when there isn’t any spirit,” explained Mr. Fortner. What’s a school without spirit Finger lickin’ good. While enjoying her meal at the chicken barbeque, Mrs. Cheryl Joseph, Librarian and Sen- ior Class Sponsor, discusses the weekend festivities with her daughter Tanya. Highland abuse. With much enthusiasm involved, the varsity football team attacks a poor freshman dressed up to be a Highland student at the pep assembly. School Spirit 9
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