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Banners Show Spirit 'll Number three Homecoming be- gan with a whole new traditon. “Mr. Allen’s art class placed first.” Homeroom classes made victory banners for the Alta-Granite game Each banner was hung in the halls to help the fans get excited for the game. The banners were judged and winners were chosen. Mr. Al len’s art class placed 1st. Gerald Webb’s took 2nd, Glenda Dodge 3rd; Cheryl Hughes 3rd; and Joy Wyatt’s class recieved 4th. Making banners for Homecoming week was great fun. It in volved more peopl than ever in Homecoming Week LIA m STRIKES BACK --HIGH-1 BLOW THE FAR Kfp 18 H Homecoming Banners
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Fieldhouse Assemblies Laughter, cheering and shout- ing filled the fieldhouse during the many assemblies held during the year. The studentbody actively took part in class competitions, learned new cheers, aggrandized their school spirit before games, and watched skits, routines and guest performers and speakers. Assemblies were held at least once a month, and sometimes more. These activities helped relax and unite students, and served as an enjoyable break from classes. During Spirit Week, a class competition assembly was held. Contests included building tall houses out of cards, yelling school cheers, and spinning basketballs. The sophomore class was honored as the most spirited, and senior Brad Sanders was named most spirited Hawk. The assembly gen- erated excitement, but unfortu- nately ended abruptly when stu- dents were sent back to class be- cause someone threw a towel out onto the floor after the audience had been warned about such ac- tions. Later in the year another excit- ing pep assembly was presented to the studentbody before the basket- ball game with Hillcrest (by the way, later won by one point). The cheerleaders and songleaders pre- sented the routines they would perform at the NCAA cheerlead- ing competition. The Warheads, a male quartet, dedicated the song “She’s Big and Round” to all the fatties in the audience, and sang the popular parody “Bomb-bomb- bomb Iran.” The Christmas Assembly, “The (Continued To Page 22) Matt Ferre and Chuck Cutler balance
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