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Below (three pictures): Winding up for the toss, senior Mike Buker sup- plies the Powder Puff crowd with an unmentionable” streamer. Right: Junior Bret Etheridge and sophomore Mike Gordon “flowerize” the Biology Club float for the parade. Below right: Exclaiming that they are not just another bunch of pretty faces, male seniors build a Powder Puff pyramid.
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i I i i i i t i ! ( t ‘Not a fit night out. . “Rain, rain, go away . . Students experienced a somewhat soggy Homecom- ing on October 7. Due to a heavy downpour, the crowning of the queen, usually performed on the field, was forced indoors. The reigning queen in 1978 was senior Patti Ensweiler. Patti participated in Pep Club, Student Council, and Varsity Cheerleading. Her escort was senior Mike Sweeney. Other participants and their escorts in the court included seniors Teri Garret and John Osborne, Leigh Lynch and Dan Brubaker, Toni Sosnowski and John Steele. Members of the Senior- Sophomore Team won the Powder Puff game 14-6. The Junior Class won first place in the float competition. Top left: Raindrops keep falling on their heads as juniors travel down the parade route. Left: Escaping the rainfall on the field, the queen and court retreat to indoors where Debbie Stevenson, graduate, performs crowning honors. Above: Cooling off Mr. Milos Karagin is fellow faculty member, Mr. Paul Borlick. Homecoming 1 1
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Sis-boom-bah, what spirit! What is spirit? A pom pon waving in the air? Colorful signs lining the hallway? A student dressed in Indian attire trying to electrify the crowd? The term may not be definable, but it was displaya- ble during Spirit Week. During the week students participated in parades, games and dressed in cos- tume for each of the five school days. Junior Class members cap- tured first place in the second annual Almost Anything Goes competition with a total of 50 points. A broken rope proved the downfall for Tug of War hope- fuls. The event was disquali- fied when no substitute, for the rope, could be secured. The event held from Octo- ber 3 to 7 included “Hillbilly Day,’’ “50s Day,’’ “Sports Day,” “Mourning Day,” and “School Colors and Paper Bag Day.” Above: Powder Puff senior squad members shout instructions from the sidelines. Left: Rain trickles down as students make an effort to tape tissue flowers to a slightly soggy” surface. Spirit Week 13
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