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Page 12 text:
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The expression of the Spirit of 67 was transformed into a variety of competition, ranging from dass competi- tion to individual mental competition. During Spirit Week, clubs competed in sign painting to cover the school walls with spirit signs. Students also painted their eyes black with everything from charcoal to eye liner in order to prove that they would rather fight than lose to Com valley in a heated basketball game. Other students, more interested in mental pursuits, participated in chess club, which took fourth place in the state. As spring came, politics was once again in order as students competed for student body, class, and rally positions. The student government was evaluated and reviewed as candidates passedout handbills and buttons, and promised to improve the government of AUHS. In the midst of all this activity, students found time to enjoy the atmos- phere of the cafeteria at noon, as they ate their lunches or studied for an afternoon class. Variety was given to the lunchroom as groups held cake sales or slave auctions. Some students found it hard to believe that the school year only had a few more months to go. but a few spirited seniors were very aware of this fact as they painted their year wherever they could on the school grounds $
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The Spirit that prevailed at the beginning of the school year extended into Veteran’s Day. The annual program of pancakes, bands, floats, and a parade was made unique by the same spirit that made the ’66-’67 school year different from any other year. With football over, it was time for basketball, and the beginning of basketball season meant jamboree time. In the absence of an organized booster club, many school-spirited AUHS’ers formed a voluntary booster club for that special night at Gill Colliseum. Sometimes students neglected schoolw’ork as they practic- ed in anticipation of the event. But college-minded seniors found that thoughts of academic learning and the future were never far away as they got up early the next morning to struggle through the long-awaited and dreaded college boards. And then Christmas came, and all the spirit and joy that comes with it. Christmas plays and concerts, school decorations, and homeroom yuletide box competition were all a part of the spirit of that special season of love and giving.
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