Capac High School - Capacian Yearbook (Capac, MI)

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if Staring down their oppon ents, the varsi- ty football team gains confidence before the game. Photo - Hunter 1986 UNDERGRADUATE ROYALTY Fh i t ftow: Doug Hunter, Denise Felek, Stephanie Peck, Raquel Mallo, Ryan Kaufman. Back now: Brandon Verellen, Maria Ebner, Mike Rawlins. Photo- Marion ' s Student Life -| | Page Design: Johnna Pelt I I

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The Inside Story on Homecoming Although the 1986 Homecom- ing game was somewhat of a disappointment ; the excitement and celebration of Spirit Week kept everyone in a cheery mood. On Monday, Crazy Hat-n-Hair Day, colored hair spray, mousses, gels, and outrageous hats were the attire. Tuesday you saw rosy cheeks and freckles for Kiddie Day. Wednesday was In- side - Out Day and shirts, pants, even shoes showed their tags and sizes. Even though Thursday was rainy, students were having a luau inside for Hawaiian Day. Friday was Blue and Gold Day and the seniors pulled out their second victory over the juniors. The senior ' s persistence to win the Spirit jug became evident when they placed first in the float competition, and accented Sophomores like Doug Marshall showed their spirit on Homecoming week ' s first day, Crazy Hat Hair Day. Their class captured second place in the day ' s com- petition. Photo - Hunter Juniors showed their childish side by pulling first on Kiddie Day, as shown by Andrea Marczak and Brent Boers. Photo — Markwart Homecoming lnside Story on Homecoming the prized jug at halftime . The other senior highlight during halftime festivities was the crowning of Matt Kaluk and Chris Kersten as Homecoming King and, Queen. Came Shows was the float theme this year , and it pulled the seniors into a first place victory with their version of Wheel of Misfortune . The iuniors cap- tured second with Press Your Luck . Sophomores played Football Feud , the freshmen game was Tic-Tac Touchdown and the eighth grade created Scrabble That evening , CHS students topped the week off by dancing to the music of Elektra Sound. Katie Hunter Wide receiver Frank Giglio escapes the for a touchdown in the 1986 Homecom-

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Taking first in the annual Strut Your Stuff dance were Eddie Rodriguez and Frank Giglio, who explain What Peo- ple Do for Money. Photo-Marion ' s Strutting her stuff is Johnna Pelt, who took 2nd place with her version of Janet Jackson ' s Control. Photo-Marion ' s Discussing strategy for the next Quiz Bowl competition are Brian Palmateer and Keith McDonough. Photo-Behnke Lip syncing to Touch-a Touch-a Touch Me brought Joan Jackson and Kari Smith into a third place win. Photo- Marion ' s 12 Student Performers They ' ve Got Their Act Together