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Reviewing over her typing test, junior Trina Holweger double checks for mis- takes. She was entered in the Type-A- Thon to help raise money for Leukemia patients. I ' hutu b Ma)a llendtTNun r Parading across the floor, the gold metal winners of the teacher Olympics show their pride. The teacher Olympics were held to raise money for the prom. Phoio b) Sabina Mi - Pushing himself to the limit, junior Steve Thomas lifts weights to build up for Athletics. Photo by .S(cvc McCandlcss Layout by Bernard Duck 2.5
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Tongue twisters W ord of mouth The confidential package had been opened up and thoroughly discovered. Spreading the secret around the surrounding commu- nities wasn ' t the end of the rumors, it really was only the beginning. The more we achieved, the higher we strove for perfection in eve- rything we did. During our quest for excellence, we always seemed to come up winning. Top priority was centered around a pursuit of merit. Sports such as football, basketball, and baseball improved with drive, spirit, and skill. Honors were numerous throughout the student body in- cluding awards in Drill team, DECA, OEA, Journalism, FHA, and HERO which brought more positive recognition to our school than ever before. Along with the improvements in our free time and activities, our academic achievements also blossomed. With added additions to our Honors programs, new classes offered, and new graduation plans our level of education improved. With the return of the semester the group effort showed through as we took over the mid-school. Students, teachers, and administration worked hand in hand to move the English and Social Studies de- partment to the north campus. No longer did we speak softly. Spirit and involvement rose to outstanding heights in school and community activities and students were determined to let people know about it. Due to the word of mouth, the secret just wasn ' t a secret anymore. 214 A Closing
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Performing for the crowd, senior Maggie Ellis portrays M adonna dancing to Like a Virgin . The sen- ior class put on a skit to raise spirit. Pholo b) Steve McCandless Unwrapping the Christmas orna- ments jonior Marsha Sydner helps to decorate the Student Council Christ- mas tree. Photo b» John Merculief. •m ' t3 ■ik ' ■V 216 A Closing
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