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SOPHOMORES RECEIVE school pictures RUSHING TO first hour are sophomores Dana Bakken. and Ryun Godfrey AWAITING THE ring of the first bell are Kevin Erichsen. Monte Rohrbach and Steve Pages designed by Melissia Dailey Before School-page 15
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FLAG MEMBERS prepare for an early morning practice LISTENING FOR the lastest gossip are Dawn Haak and Kathy Pulfrey. seniors . . .Students relax Getting to school early every morn- ing isn’t necessarily the most fun you will have all year, but it is a time when some students practice for band or flags. Others use the time to tutor other students or just get together with friends to discuss the upcoming weekend activities. When asked what she usually does before the first bell rings, Stephanie Jorgenson, Jr, said “At 8:00 I walk into school with some of my friends. We always make a point to be here at 8:00 so we have at least twenty minutes to mess around. We usually walk up and down the stairs, through the halls, see who is here and who isn’t. Then we take a quick stop by our lockers and go to class.” Marla Hoines, Sr, said “I’m outside from 7:30 until the end of first hour, marching for band.” Finally. Kirk Karlen, Jr. sums up his before school activities by saying “From the time I get here until the first bell rings, I go to my locker and then go walking around the school, looking at all the hot women!” 14 CHOOSING SENIOR pictures are Mike Gsi. Tina Roth. Holly Hansen, and Sandie Delzer
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AT THE microphone Brian and Queen Amy watch with Hughes tells Jokes as King Rob laughter. THE PIGLET gets a big smack THE EAGLETTES show the berg. Amy Sebastian. Katrina school their first performance. Knarr and Jennifer Nikolas. Members are Stacie Rlnggen- MR. PIGLET squeals at Mellne Jones as she tries to kiss him on the nose from John Reed. Pep rally continues homecoming fun “Come on down. You have been chosen to “Kiss the Pig.” Kissing the pig was one of the highlights of Homecoming week. On Friday the new Homecoming King Rob Fouberg and Queen Amy Matson led the school in the Homecoming assembly. The as- sembly began with the cheer- leaders doing routines to the songs that the band played. After coaches gave reviews of their team’s season, a new group called the Eaglettes gave their first per- formance. The members of the group were Amy Sebastian, Sta- cie Ringgenberg, Katrina Knarr and Jennifer Nikolas. Kissing the Pig was a favorite of Central students. Kissing the Pig began with people placing a vote for friends for 25c. The students with the most votes got to kiss that little piglet. A new idea was added to Kissing the Pig and that was the person who had to Kiss the Pig also got to choose a friend or enemy to Kiss the Pig with him or her. This year’s lucky winners were Mr. Engler, Seniors John Reed and Chad Larson, Juniors: Stacie Ringgenberg and Scott Tiegen, Sophomores: Meline Jones and Jennifer Lindsey. David Beckler provided the piglet. LEADING THE Homecoming Assembly are King Rob Fouberg and Amy Mattson.
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