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SOPHOMORES Aaron Powell. Armando Solis. Rusty Wait. Chris Smilh, Run Ravmu, Jim Woodrutt. Dan Tor zewski and Joe Biernasz prepare tor the HURRYING TO GET to the finish line. Mr. Hurlev. Chris Smith and Gilbert Eoree concentrate on putting one foot in 14 PEP RALLY
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DANCING TO BEACH BOYS music, Anne Neuman does her routine as Danielle Mastej, Mr. Fracassa, Stacv Hosterman and Angel Ryan look on. Spirit Mounts at Homecoming Rally Pen rallies, those mtamous attempts at increasing the interest in school. The most important oeo raliv of aii occurs during homecoming weet. All ot the classes rangtnq from the freshmen to the seniors are prompted to compete tor the prestigious spirit award. Betore all ot the nustie ana oustie of competition oeqan. the Homecoming Court was introduced to the stuaent uoav. MEMBERS OF THE SENIOR class celebrate after winning the tug-of-war during the Homecoming pep rally. The nrst to enter the gymnasium were the freshmen representatives. Matt Butler and Elizabeth Gutierrez. Following them were the sophomore representatives, rioei Menooza and Linda Larsen, me uni or representatives Gilbert Torrez ana Anuei Rvan. Finaiiv. the senior representatives enterec the qvm. Shoes in a Pile and seeing which team can out theirs on ana walk a straight line to thp finish line was one game. Another. ov tar thp most favorite, was the tug-of -war, which the seniors won. Mr. Hurley, the assistant-principal stateri. Students oenaved exceptionally well.' Michelle Harbour, senior representative saia. it was reaiiv exciting. 1 was naopv to represent mv class.' First to enter were Don Brach and Eiesha Cano. Then Tud Loedmg ano Michelle Harbour were introduced. The court was complete as Peter Kaczor and Tiftanv Duncan were introduced. Although a large amount of school spirit was snown during the week, the most is shown at the pen raliv. Junior representative Angel Rvan said, It was great because ever yone screamed tor us. it was kind ot scary though, too.' The pep rally ended with tne whole school tired up for mat night s game against the Richmond Blue Devns. PEP RALLY 15
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