All Saints Cetral High School - Saint Yearbook (Bay City, MI)

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Cougars Show Spirit To The Community The Cougar spirit is shown in many ways Homecoming night. As the parade took place they got a taste of what our spirit is like. The tension built high as the game was played, but turned to awe as the court was presented, and the half time kiss was made. Homecoming 17

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Students Show Spirited Skits Students are able to demonstrate their creativ- ity through many various ways throughout the year. But the height of their artistic work is shown in the homecoming skits. This year the skits ran from some mean football player will- ing to “kick some . . . ” to a Sophomore dressed in a fairy godmother dress. The skits do pro- mote unity and competition while the classes go all out wild. 1. McAllister and team mates explain their game plan against St. Peter and Paul. 2. Another Cougar crush victim is laid to rest. 3. Is this All Saints new fairy godmother (or godfather)? 4. Students show their spirit and enthusi- asm as they come together for pep rallies. 5. Freshmen show that they can apply their after school talents to their skit.

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Student Body Prepares For “Close Encounters” Students in each class work for weeks on their floats for the big night. Every year a float contest is held as part of the festivities of Homecoming. Each float is judged on creativity and originality. This year there was a tie between the Seniors and Juniors. All the hard work is shown off at the annual parade before the game. 18 Homecoming