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CLOCKWISE: Ghosts leave for half- time on Packer Field; D.Lunt umpahs in band practice; strange man peers through face guard; D.Mortensen, V. Gale, L.Wilkerson, D.Richardson wait in metallic red and silver for pre-game; M.Lunt watches E.Scott, B.Kilbarger, Mary Jane, M.Claridge, W.Stephens roll up permanent Kat for players to burst through; G.Munguia comes out for air through ocean wave of pie. 6
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Coach Werner seems to be seeing future victories for foot ball team, which provedoneof best in DHS history. Summer lingers As Kats begin classes and revive memories This was the year that would move people out of the sixties and into the seventies, but back-to-school didn't feel especially different. The weather was hot, but new students and new teachers added interestrasort of home- :oming gladness prevailed, as friends greated each other, and asked, What's new? The 1969 Wl LDKATS went to their owners at the student council's welcome dance, and memories of theyear before were taken out and dusted off. Classes were sleepy; flies and gnats buzzed; the drinking fountains did a great business. Coaches observed their teams and schemed for winningcombinations. The first Friday of October-no school, be- cause of the county fair. The weather was cooling. Vacation was almost forgotten. At county fair, before the judging, B.Lunt shampoos Hol- stein entry, who is more interested in breakfast. 5
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Initiation, Halloween Step-up excitement of October calendar After the fair, report cards threatened, and students did some studying. With football games each week-end, the band played and marched daily, and the pep crews worked to perfect their routines. Freshman initiation, directed by the seniors, produced weird costumes and provided an afternoon's fun for grade and high schools on a perfect October day. White sheets metamorphosed into ghostly garments so witch Sherry Rich ins could lead a troupof ghosts in an eerie dance at the Clifton football game Oc. 30. The hours of pasting strips of paper together and using quarts of paint for Wildkats for the teams to tear through ended when Mary Jane Arrington and students painted a fierce Kat on canvas, cut a door in it, and taped it lightly shut. Now the big boys could rush through repeatedly; the little boys would no longer roll and scuffle in the scraps.
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