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School spirit was a vital part in the lite of ever ( olonial. Pep sessions |)ro idcd a chance for competition tor the spirit jug, while hall signs and decorations revealed enthusiasm for coming events. In addition to sports, spirit was displaved through scholastic achievement and citizenship of each student. Members of the football team watch the skits at the bonfire. Spirited freshmen put up their signs and decorations for the hall competition Sophomores compete for, and win, the Spirit Jug at a pep ses- sion prior to the Penn game. Cheerleaders start the parade at the homecoming bonfire. 11
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Colonials Show Spirit Spirit Queen Donna Biizas Dcinna Biizas, the most spirited senior girl, is escorted b Tom Popovic at Football Hometoming. colonials Have .SPIRIT cheerleaders Shelley Amor, Loiiann l,ang, Pam Nelson. Becky Luebben, Laurie Bridge, and Lori Meyer celebrate a victory with a rousing cheer. Colonial spirit is displayed through one of the man decora- tions at the Homecoming dance. 10
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Laurie is Crowned Queen A roaring bonfire, a tension packed game, and a never-ending spirit all created Homecoming 1969. Enthusiasm was displayed from the first preparations to the final dance. The festivities began with the traditional bonfire on Thursday night. The game with Marian was climaxed by the crowning of the Homecoming Queen and her court. Afterwards, Clayites danced and enjoyed the music of the Mystic Love. Enthusiastic and spirited fans greet team members as they enter the field Queen Laurie Bridge 12 Homecoming Queen and Court: Front Row: Sophomore Pam Kubsch, Freshman Debbie Catzka. Queen Laurie Bridge, and Spirit Queen Donna Buzas. Second Row: Honorary member Rimke Haringsma, Seniors Becky Luebben and Patty Thomas, and Junior Ruth Ake.
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