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First Runner-up Kim Bauer Tigers chanted “we re g-r-r-r- eatl!” as they stalked Belleville. Basketball team salutes on¬ lookers. Flagline struts their “stuff” down Main St. Second Runner-up Kay Heet and Queen Candidate Linda Bohn Queen Candidates: Kathy Merritt, Kathy Sullivan, and Mary Beth Moody Juniors clarmed 1st place in float competition Yagge’s Bears, who tied for first with Patton’s Pack and Talley Cats, show their spir¬ it in downtown Belleville. people parade 21
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Diana Talley. Loyalty Week Queen, tries to keep warm during the parade. Senior “clowned around while building their float. Ten points for hitting him and ten points for making him stick. Who was that masked Lancer? Lancer ' s called out the troops to help fight the Spartans. East rah rahs 20 people parade
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‘ ' Th ' whole week of powder puff wdi great. but the best part was that last day when we (T B Tigers) out-pulled everyone In the tug-of- war. ' (Judy Weis) Powder PufS Olympics Powder Puff Olympics is one among many events that takes place during Loyalty Week. It is a group of senior girls who get together and divide into six teams. They meet over a period of four days; Monday thru Thursday from 3:30-5:00 after school. On Monday the teams compete In events such as. an egg toss, sack race. 3-legged race, wheelbarrel race, and frisby toss. They hit the fields Tuesday with the softball throw, softball relay, relay foot race, and an obstical course. Wednesday Is full of spirit with a few games of volleyball. P.P.O. is wrapped up on Thursday with tug-of-war. Like most other sports. P.P.O. has it ' s own cheerleaders, but with a slightly different twist. Over the past years, it has become a tradition that each team recruit, and sometimes draft male cheerleaders to keep their spirit high and full of encouragement. Each team decorates and rides in their own vehicle in the parade on Friday. They flag their spirits, not only for their team, but for their school, and to build the spirits of each and every person. Helen Odehnal Sherri Mount and Kim Myers, throwing towards victory. Tigers are riding high with Janee Evans and John Quinley Tug-of-war brought about many expressions, such as the looks of determination from Susan Fleshren and Angie Graves, and the look of joy from Wendy Landes. U . PSk ’. - r 22 people compete
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