Croswell Lexington High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Croswell, MI)

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A Week Like No Other Spirit weeK. A week like no other! At whit other time cm you come into school and see so many people looking so strange ? Although spirit week oarticipation was down from last year, many students still got involved. Said senior, Julie Wilkinson, I thought it was pretty good, a lot ot people got out and tried. Junior, Duane Kautz brought up a common complaint with his comment, 'There was less participation because the days were harder to find costumes tor.1' The Spirit Week days were: collegiate, twins, clown, nerd, beach bum, cartoon character, ano the traditional blue and white day. Although the competition at times was close, the senior class did end up winning the spirit award by placing second with tneir -float. Junior, Dawn Dennison, and senior, Mike Suiter show their spirit during Homecoming week by dressing up as Mickey ano Minnie Mouse. The two were dressed up tor cartoon character day. First place winner, Steve Bradley, senior, really went all out -for clown day. Many people didn't even recognize him. SPIRIT WEEK 6

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The Young And The StucUnti. On A student s life mav be thought of bv many as irresponsible and carefree. Actually a student's life can be very complicated and busy. We constantly have decisions to make, ranging from the simplest (What to do on Saturday night?) to the most difficult (What career to pursue and or what college to attend?). For most students this is the hardest decision to make. We have to discover what our interests are. choose the classes in high school that will help us the most, study hard, and eventually narrow our choices down to one career. As far as being busy goes, students are always on the run. Sometimes our schedules mav be routine though, we get up early in the morning ivuk!), get ready to go to school, slave through six hours of grueling tests and quizzes from 8:45 a.m. to 2:55 p.m.. go to our various jobs, athletic practices, and meetings, then we go home to do all those homework assignments. Despite these tedious tasks we must perform, there are the fun times too. We students always welcome a break in our classes when teachers Plan Pizza parties, free davs. or maybe something unusual, like a movie. Something we always look forword to are after school events. Maybe it's driving to Richmond on a school mqht to see the guy's basketball team Play, and then stopping at Restless McDonalds afterwards, or mavbe it's going over to vour boyfriend s house to nelp him with his homework. Weekends always seem to lift everyone's spirits. There are football games or basketball games on Friday nights. Most importantly though is that most of us get to sleep in. Some of us have jobs to go to. but we do enjoy the extra money. There are dates to go on. parties, movies, and concerts to go to with our friends. A student's schedule does get overloaded at times, and parents wonder how and why we keep going. It s because we are The Young and the Restless. Dawn Dennison nanos some cnange oack to a custome1- at Paisono s. where she works after sthooi and weekenos. Connie Cariesimo. Tracy Stevens, ana Dawn Kennedy cneer on the -footoaii team at tne Homecoming Faraae. STUDENT LIFE 5

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Seniors. Gary Ginther, Lewis Jewett, ana John Siemen wait anxiously to De judged tor cartoon character day. Lewis added an extra touch to his Smurf costume by painting himself blue with a bingo dotter. Junior, Brian French, kicks back in his lawn chair and waits to be judged for beach bum day. Brian, equipped with pop, chips, radio, life jacket, and lawn chair won first place for the day. SrlnlT WEEK 7