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WE’VE GOT SPIRIT Homecoming week '85 started off with a big bang. Monday was Hawaiian Day, Tuesday was Cubs Sox Day, Wednesday was College Sweats Day, Thursday was Dress-up Look Nice Day, and Friday was Crazy Hair, Purple White, Toga Day. The Student Council sponsored a teacher’s breakfast, Flowers for a Friend, the Homecoming Halftime, and the Home- coming Dance. Early in the week the Homecoming Court was selected. The King and Queen were named at halftime of the varsity football game on Friday. The halls were decorated, and on Friday dur- ing 7th hour the cheerleaders and Pom-Pon girls led a pep assembly with a banner contest. The big week ended with the Homecoming dance at the Dixon Elks Club. Red and silver streamers and metallic heart balloons were hung. The theme was Cherish the Night by Kool and the Gang. It was definitely a big week for DHS. 4 1. Cory Trotter — The party's right here! 2. Choral members put on a big halftime show. 3. Is that really Raggedy Ann on your toga? (Dawn Schick and Lynn Gerdes.) 4. Teresa Taft shows Patricia Schappert that she can count! 5. Painting on the Dixon store windows (this one done by Steve Flanagan) provoked much school spirit. 6. Jenny Wermers and Barb Jacobs sold cards for Flowers for a Friend. 15
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HOMECOMING ’85 Dawn Schick and Chris Beede Ben Schaab, Becky Carlson, Sue Lar- kin, Larry Hill Stephanie Segura and Scott Hargrave Queen Kim Rice and King Eric Han- son Couples enjoyed dancing at the Dix- on Elks Club. Aaron Fields, Jodi Steinstra, JoAnna Smith, Norman Rice 14
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1. New English teacher. Mrs. Anderson flashes us her Cover Girl Smile. 2. Miss Clarkson and Mr. Gentry take time out from their math classes to pose for our photographer. 3. New foreign language faculty: Miss Hall. Mrs. Densmore. and Miss Spraetz. 4 Miss Janes, new business instructor, can type without looking at the keyboard. 5. Mrs. Gilson and Mrs. Willard share their secrets in teaching D.H.S. English students. 6. Mrs. Bur- lingham smiles: she is in the Special Ed. Department at D.H.S. 16
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