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PROUD TO BE DISPLAYING HER spirit, Shelly Souder takes time out from her schedule to show everyone her zany zebra har. FREAKING OUT is exactly whar Karen Delbecq and JoEllen Joseph are expressing as they show their school spirit on “Freaky Friday.”’ ee eee? ° s ‘S PROVING THAT SOPHOMORES do have school spirit are just a few of the sophomores that “freaked” just to show anyone who was in doubr. CLONE DAY MEANT thar everyone was fo dress up like someone (or something) else. Here Susan Adams and her friend, Dolly, pose for our photographer. Spirit Days 9
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FINDING THE BEST HAT thar they have, Lisa Hurni and RaeAnn Troxell decide ro show off their prize hats for har day BEING THE TYPICAL crazy gal she is, Jama Carper strides down the hall while Sreffie Smith shows what she thinks of Jama’s ourfit 8 Spirit Days PUTTING THEIR BLUE JEANS away and getting our their prertiest dresses for ‘‘dress-up’’ day are Kara Harkless, Shari Hovarter, Lora Claymiller, and Bernadette L'Hom- medieu. Every day the same old thing hap- pens at school, right? Wrong! To add a little spice to life here at DeKalb the Student Council put out some special days. This was the time when the whole student body got all of their school spirit together and dressed right for the occasion. DHS had many different dress up days. These included hat day, t-shirt day, red, white, and black day, clone day, dress-up day, and freaky Friday. These days added to the school spirit that was displayed throughout the en- tire school year. Although special days were not a part of everyday school life, it was nice to get away from the same routine, and act a little crazy for a while. MAKING SURE THAT HER ATTIRE IS perfectly mis- marched, senior Pam Comment shows whar TRUE spirit is when she dresses for everyone else fo see
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10 Homecoming CARRYING THE BALL for rhe juniors, Tammy Baird runs with lightning speed as she atremprs fo make a rouch- down for her ream DAYDREAMING IS WHAT Mandy Blevins seems ro be doing while her escort, Eric Deardorf, proudly srands beside her. LATER TO BE NAMED queen, Rhonda Healey practices for the Homecoming ceremonies rhar are to be held during halftime thar evening. GLAD TO BE REPRESENTING the junior class, Glenda Smith and her escort Kevin Meyer smile for our phorog- rapher.
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