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Page 14 text:
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M Emotions were high and the mood was feverish when the four classes squared off Tuesday night in the 1978 AHS Olym¬ pics. Everything from the Javelin to a Tug-of-War was executed. In the outcome the vigorious Senior team captured the GOLD, followed by the Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen. TOP: Seniors Val Baker and Fred Sproul exhibit extreme con¬ centration in the Lifesaver pass. ABOVE: Seniors Kris Nyman and Sally Lee assist Troy Has¬ kell as he “goes bananas” in the Weight Lifting contest. ABOVE RIGHT: Senior boys strive to at¬ tain new height in the Pyramid. RIGHT: The powerful Senior girls pull on to victory.
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Girl gridders graced John Warren Stadium Monday night in the annual Powder Puff football game. First and third quarter action featured the awesome Sophomores against the Freshmen. Second and fourth quarters displayed the defending champion Senior team, almost holding their own against the Juniors. Excellent sports commentation by Mr. Foster colored the contest which was judged on sportsman¬ ship, participation, class spirit, and points scored. Spunky male cheerleaders in purple and gold skirts roused the Sophomores to victory. Placing second were the Juniors, followed by a fumble-burned Senior team, and the Frosh. Pictured ABOVE LEFT: Senior FIB Sally Lee scampers down the field. ABOVE RIGF1T: The Senior bench ex¬ plodes with excitement over gained yardage. LEFT: Sopho¬ more coaches Brian Richcreek, Jim Reiter, Mark Bay, and Jeff Long discuss winning strategy in stroll from the locker room. 9
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The skits for Homecoming Prin¬ cesses were presented in an as¬ sembly on Wednesday. The plays were rated on relation to theme, originality, class participation, and introduction of princesses. The winning skit was by the Sen¬ ior Class. Seniors turned the stage into a disco scene with As¬ toria Varsity players competing in a dance contest. Of course, the Fishermen won once they cor¬ rected illegal use of hands and hustled. LEFT: Coach Parrish (Tod Butterfield) speaks to his players in Senior skit. BELOW LEFT: John Dulcich springs into Studio ’79. BELOW LEFT: Ju¬ niors’ Princess Debbie dances with a nerd (Doug Jacobson).
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