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Ball games put The Senior Class riders pushed, pulled, and bounced their way to victory at the annual publications sponsored Donkey basketball game November l7. The Juniors clip-clopped across the gym to second place, with the Sophomores bringing up the rear. The courageous IO-rider teams were captained by Perry Holzknecht for Seniorsg Paul Vanderwel for Juniorsp and Lela Morell for Sophomores. Proceeds from the game helped production costs of the Catamount and Cougar. Lela Morell went for the donkey-dunk. You can lead a donkey to water . . philosophized Steve Bauer. Let's take the donkeys and run . bargained two floored riders,
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'Spirit Week' encouraged creativity ,,,,.,......., Kirk Renn modeled the latest in men's daytime wear. Would you let this guy lGreg Munnj shine your stove? asked Todd Tibbetts Q x-, fii K is ,, X l fs V T7 l f f' Ed Waage wore the latest fashion, established by trendsetter Renn, as Paul Y Foreign languages can be both fun and frightening, chuckled Vanderwel looked on. Mme. Tanya Hoffmoen, Spirit Week drew many students and faculty to participate in tion by percent of participation was checked among classes the dress-up days and activities, October 27-31, The week and faculty. began with Tourist Day, then Western Day, Dress-Llp Nice Day, Seniors placed first with the highest percent, followed by the Crazy Tie Day and finally Halloween Costume Day. Competie faculty, juniors, and sophomores in that order.
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faculty, donkeys in same league Volleyball was the battleground as the girls' varsity and the faculty fought it out in their first successful match. The faculty was in good form, showing that age was not a barrier under the netg the varsity worked hard to keep the oldsters honest. Spirits were high despite a few sore muscles and bruised knees. A I - . Lisa Lengacher, Ruth LaTorra, and Stacy Green were tough com- P . Jim Thumlert acted his age ... about 5? etntors. Jim Sullivan and Yonnie Velasco did thejump shot boogie,
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