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FANS BLAST WEEK by Hollie Gerger The fun and excitement of Spirit Week once again sprang into action. It started off with Monday as T-shirt, hat and shades day, Tuesday was hunter day, Wednesday Hawaiian day, and Thursday nerd day, and Friday was of course the infamous Blue and Gold day. The excitement contin- ued at the pep assembly that afternoon. There was an excellent turnout from the faculty and students. There were class spirit competitions, relays, and a special performance by the Varsity Pom-Pon squad with the Pep-Band. The 1987 Varsity football team was announced by their captain Daryl Boyce. And it all ended with the audience, cheerleaders, and pom-pon squads joining the Pep-Band for the school fiqht sonq. Upper left and clock- wise: Freshman Lee Anne James smiles for the camera on nerd day. Lee Anne is also involved in girl's basketball. Mr. and Mrs. Cummings decked out on T-shirt, hat and shades day. Mrs. Cummings also wore her authentic Hawaiian muumuu on Hawaiian day, while Mr. Cummings wore his matching shirt. Junior Casey Burditt and Senior Tom Szostak are almost ready to go hunting, but there's no gun! Even though not every- one agrees on making fools of themselves by dressing up, those of us who did had a BLAST!!!
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US ON THE EDGE”
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WITH SPIRIT Upper left and clock- wise: Sophomores Kelly Westcoat and Heidi Raquepaw are engaged in a hilarious baby food eating relay at the Homecoming pep assem- bly. Panther mascott R.J. Collins was acting goofy as usual. When asked what was the best part about being The Panther , he replied, Whipping 'The Chicken' on the track and getting a standing ovation from the Birch Run side, and sincere death threats from the Frankenmuth side. It takes guts to wear that costume, but as R.J. said, T ’ike to act goofy!
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