Capac High School - Capacian Yearbook (Capac, MI)

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Crazy, delirious, chaotic, and wild are just a few words that can describe Homecoming Week at CHS. Every year this is supposed to be a time which allows students to let themselves go and be weird and funny and wild. This year was no exception! Monday was 50’s Day. Poodle skirts, greased back hair, pony tails, and rolled-up jeans were just a small number of items seen around, and the traditional sock hop at lunch time was as fun as ever. Tuesday was Country- Western Day where hats, boots, and guns were floating around the school along with southern accents. Dancing at lunch time was also featured, only this time it was a good old fashioned square dance. On Wednesday, many people arrived at school in antique hats, ancestral jewelry, and long dresses (not necessarily on girls either!). Classical Day was a fun experience. Bright colors, mini skirts, pink, yellow, purple, green, red, or blue hair, strange clothing, and exotic makeup were some things people were wearing on Thursday, Punk Rock Day. This day was quite incredible, and the dance at lunch time was certainly a flashy experience. Friday’s traditional Blue and Gold Day brings the school together as a whole. On this day an incredible amount of spirit and enthusiasm is shown by everyone. The pep assembly is full of life and excitement and this year various events created by the cheerleaders took place. Two people from each grade were chosen at random to participate in many competitions such as a pie eating contest, a water balloon toss, an orange passing contest, a dressing contest, and Simon Says. The assembly was topped of by the customary yelling contest. Spirit Week... a Smashing Success 1. Spirited CHS students show off their wild outfits on Punk Rock Day. 2. Dawn Kaminski thinks Neila’s outfit is quite unique. 3. P.J. Brozowski and Jamie Bollaert battle it out in the orange rolling contest. Throughout the week, a tremendous amount of school spirit is shown. Homecoming is said to be the best time of the school year and in this school, it undoubtedly is. 10 Homecoming

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Good Friends Share What would our school be like without cliques? Society has always had them. They are what some people would love to get into, while other would like to 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 break away. They give people a sense of ownership and a feeling of belonging, but sometimes individuality gets lost in the crowd. Good or bad though, memories are made, and perhaps lifetime friendships are begun. 1. Kim, Theresa, Ruben, and Ken show how fun dressing strangely can be. 2. Yvette and Darla, friends forever! 3. These senior guys are very cool.” 4. Steve and Larry show what close friends should really be like. 5. Jeanette Griffiths and Lisa Bollaert showing friendship’s happiness. 6. All right, Chris and DeeDee, we won’t take your pictures. 7. Eigth graders discovering the joy of reading. 12 Student Life