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Dressed as .Santa 5 dui mcmlvers 0 the Accents senior Andrca Burris and junior Jenny Lupton frightj pcr arm Dear Old St Nick or thc studuit body in tlu holiday program. Santa came out later in the number to help them wish thc student body a Merry Christmas. At another happy occruion junior Gannon Swirer flIlCO1L'j congratulates senior Derrick Ncimunn after his run in the state cross countrjv meet. Uim Kidwell and Prestige photosj Dressed warmly for the cold weather, junior Colleen Druding walks in the infield during the homccoming activities The Clay filled with activities included a trike race parade and the announcement ofthe home coming queen fl rcstlgc Photoj +4 '-KJ lx-shes, un Eire . .ml N25 iifi Q-J -5 J ' ,f I Qs Numa' W- qu. 6 Student life
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Gait, we-egg ,ss its so Ease X 1 if 'hir is E 1 ga We A hug of joy and exhaustion is exchanged betweenjunior Tess Woods and senior jenny Klehm after the state cross country meet. Wotwds and Klehm placed twelfth and fifteenth, respectively, helping the team to capture first place, fprestige Photol We As a salute to the kickoff of the game, sophomore hiatt Jenney falmrej raises his helmet. Coach Jim Belden treated that tradition during the '86 fauthall season. The energv of Centennial Day causes senior Mart' Crady, junior John Delph and others fleftj to uanjv Mr. Chuck Keoppen tu the mud pit. On this festive day, students u'eren't prevented from leaving school, and most clwse to stay, Uim Kiclwell and Prestige Phutosj Opening 5
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2, 3 With eyes glazed over after sitting through almost six hours of lecturing, the only thing that you thought of was what was going on that night. Life was more than just the ho-hum monotony of schoolwork. Whether it was a bag of MSLM's in your locker after winning a football game, or just a smile from a friend you hadn't talked to in ages, little things made the day go a little better. When I see people that I haven't seen in a while, it keeps me going, said junior Holly Harlan. Weekends provided even more of an outlet for students to express themselves and let out their trapped energy. The Woodland Theaters were a common social ground. On a Friday night the theaters were packed with students. You couldn't miss finding someone you knew. A large group of friends walking around Castleton Square Mall wasn't an unusual sight either. Whenever one person had to go somewhere, the general reply was, Me, too! Everybody wanted to be counted in.l3 By 1 im Kidwell Divider 7
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