Central High School - Tawasi Yearbook (Grand Junction, CO)

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What’s in a parade to attract people? Well, it's people, friends, the sound of march music, a special day for celebra- tion. People just love parades imagi- nation and creativity aren’t usually stiffled for kids who want to show how they can draw, etc. to brighten the pa- rade. Even a Homecoming Parade has its share of clowns and crazily dressed people.

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Lois of hands fold and stuff napkins ready for the Sophomore Class float; background. Phil Coulter, sitting is Lisa liams. It’s a mess — the work trying to get floats ready for the Homecoming Parade, but from the looks on these kids faces, they don’t seem to mind. Left. Senior girls take a break (l-r) Dina Voss. Bca Archuleta. Debbie Gillespie. Michelle O' Bricn. Donna Laurita. and Cindy Chavez. Sunday morning window paint — for (l-r) Jolic Hendricks. Bob Barrett, two unidentified girls. I eft. Trdfcx Mei ind Mi- chelle SiN.son lake a grappy” rei hmeni time working or i he Soph- omore’ flo.ii. L BjK

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Sleepless nights were many for the National Honor Society on this gutsy little AMC American Debbie Javcrnick seems to enjoy being a clown. There is little to be gained from the sleepless nights, the blisters on the hands; dieting on cokes and burg- ers and fries, and stepped on toes except SATISFACTION That you worked to help someone out and proud of who and what you arc and have done.