Wabash High School - Sycamore Yearbook (Wabash, IN)

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few ?!; A Smiling for a not so candid camera, Shelly A Apache mascot Bill Burchett braves the heat on ▲ At Firday ' s pep session, Dave Sareent heralds Lloe and Mark Mattern show off their fashionable bonfire night. an aoache virtorv attire. an apache victory. 7 e 4HeCO HlPt ■ l iAl fired up to squash the Squires, the foot- ball players parade through town. ▲ Beach lovers Tony Adams and Chris Walter forget Waikiki temporarily as they concentrate on English class. O Homecoming

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m One of the BJues Brothers. Mark Wallace sits down for another cool day in grammar class. T Scribbling a message. Senior Melissa Shears performs one of her many tasks as an office helper. 09 m ear were neon shirts, blue adventure. fected our in-school lives. A a chatting on the way. Brett ind oxfords. We also found unique ways to express ourselves after school. On many cold ruesday nights an eclectic group of students boarded a bus and shuttled to Mt. Wawasee to hit the slopes, rhis was the beginning of a new ski club which combin- ed sport with personal we could express our jolitical views. Some of us oined the teachers in their ight for a new contract by wearing propaganda buttons sporting the slogan No con- tract yet. We also had a chance to get away from school when Dr. Myers granted us six snow days. Even non-school events af- which included David Toma, a drama on the issue of sex abuse, and the three-screen Desperado presentation taught us that we can make positive choices in our per- sonal relationships. In short, school just didn ' t affect our lives; it was our lives. Brewer make a break for class.

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I ▲ Decked out in western gear, Mark Wallace and Bill Dials chew the fat. ▲ It may only be Monday, but this student knows he has it made in the shade. ■ Say, what ' s that you say? echoes through the gym as senior boys strut their stuff. Homecoming 9