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We’ve Got Spirit. . . ... Yes We Do! Each year a week before homecoming is designated as ‘spirit week’: not that we need a special week, but it is a psych-up for homecoming. This year was the year for the ‘faculty band,’ another Steinke Window Winner, Mr. Lorenz’s dip at assembly, and we blew away Hale on Friday night. 4. Page 6 1. “But I never liked pudding,” said Scott Mayford to Wendy Becker. 2. TiTi Tieu leads another assembly. 3. Who has sexy legs? 4. Kelly Schneider, Sue Pochowski, Terri Ratliff, Karla Kubisz, Diane Knoll, Steve Kidder, and Cris Keil leading cheers. 5. Sitting are Patty Bondar and Joanne Anderson have a quiet moment. 5. spiritweekwasbroughttoyoubythestudentcounciltheresanassemblywithexcitingsubjectsfacultybandcheerleaders
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The first two weeks of school this year were the easiest we’ve seen in quite a while. Not only did most of us start with three day weeks, but the following Monday we had off to celebrate Labor Day. Those first two weeks of school can be very traumatic, especially after spending the entire summer doing whatever your heart desires. This year, thanks to the slow start method created by the teachers, we were very fortunate that none of the students or faculty here have permanent brain damage due to Back to School Syndrome.” Top Left: Jim Borowski diggin' for the ribbon. Bottom Left: Mr. Meyer's Graphics. Top Right: Matt Demos reading a note from? firstdaysof school braindamagetraumaticexperiencedoingwhateveryourheartdesirescelebratelaborday threedayweeksdiggingfortheribboneasiest we haveever seen slow method back toschoolsyndromegraphics 5
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