Dundee High School - Tempus Yearbook (Dundee, MI)

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'IQ i jg 1 1 9 l Lorraine Siffer, Kevin Newsome, Amy Harris and Doug Murray listen attentively as different points about the contract are brought up at a school board meeting. Students stand for the playing of the fight song during one of the football pep assemblies. juniors Lisa Kleindienst and Kristen Horn examine senior pic- tures that they collected at lunch hour. Student Lifef15

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Still No Contract Assemblies were presented to the student body by the Student Council. They featured a magi- cian and an escape artist. Teachers sporting Still No Contract buttons were seen in almost every class for half of the year. Not until Ianuary was an agreement reached. As the con- tract dispute continued, interest and concern for what was going on prompted many students to attend their first school board meetings. What a face! Trying to shave a balloon before it popped was a feat attempted at a pep assembly. Seniors Sandy Cooley and Sonya Kozack raced to beat juniors Greg Gossard and jeff Tansel. Senior jack Wolfenbarger is making the final decisions before he orders his pic- tures. 14!Student Life Passing through the tunnel at the Detroit Science Center are seniors Kathy Keinath, Steve Hoevemeyer, Blake Iaworski, Brian Dempsey and Michelle Hayden.

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16!Student Life Green Week adds color The high school student council sponsored another week of amusement and antics for grades nine through twelve to show their spirit and cre- ative talents. Many students participated with great enthusiasm for Green Week. Monday was to be a car-stuffing contest and Tuesday a tug-of-war competition, but these games were canceled because of rainy weather. Wednes- day was Tootsie Day, based on Dustin Hoffman's Oscar nominated performance in the movie Tootsie. The boys came to school dressed as girls and the girls came as boys. Thursday was Green Day, as the queers got their designer greens out of the closet and wore them to school. At lunch a green jello eating contest was held, where participants had to eat the jello without the use of utensils or hands. The fastest jello eater was junior Doug Murray. Do the clothes really make the man? Typist Lori Spotts sported a suit, hat and tie for a complete Tootsie Day uniform. Checking out their Class of 1983 jerseys are green-clad Sherryl Spaulding and Cathy Spaulding. Everybody chow! Digging into the green jello are contestants Lee Remaklus, Scott Clark and Peggy Potter. ' L