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survive Initiation? 4 I As a price of insubordination. Matt commands a freshmen to “Kiss the Devil. 2. Tami shows class spirit: chug-a-lug for class of '80. 3. Thoughts of victory race through eager minds. 4. Matt collects the empties after the seniors win the root beer drinking contest. 5. Peppy Devils rush back to the lunch-line. HELLO WEEK 17
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Hello Week: Freshmen The first day of the Devil Year meant fear and anxiety for the new freshmen. Peanut pushing and wearing clothing backwards were soon abolished as “cruel and unusual punishment. Throughout the week upperclassmen inflicted upon our youth the horrors of oaths, singing, and pledges. Only a miracle made it possible for them to quote the Freshmen oath at Friday's Pep Assembly. 16 HELLO WEEK
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Celebrities: September The Girls' Service Club brought back an old tradition, that is, naming a girl-of-the-month and a girl-of-the-year from the senior class. The girls were elected by the faculty each month, based on qualities such as friendliness, scholarship, and talent. Each girl was presented with a corsage during her month, courtesy of the G.S.C. The girls were then honored at the Awards Assembly at the end of the year. At that time, a girl-of-the-year was named. This honor was shared by Jan Hedeen for sportsmanship and Renae Stafford, leadership, for 1978. I. Bobeitc Mclntirc for September, generosity. 2. Jan Hedeen for October, sportsmanship. 3. Renae Stafford for November, leadership. 4. Shawn Ellis for December, scholarship. 5. Charlene Pierce for January, sense of humor. 6. Lone Baker for February , friendliness. 7. Laura Amling for March, talent. 8. Rhonda Gray for April, dependability. 9. Lisa Crew for May. sincerity. .r 18 GIRLS OF THE MONTH
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