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Warrior Pride Having carried on the tradition of previous years, the 1980-81 Pride Week began on October 13th and continued through Oc- tober 16th - Homecoming Day. This year many enthusiastic stu- dents showed their pride by dressing accordingly to the colorful, costume days that were selected for this year's homecoming festivities. To begin this week, on Oc- tober 13th, students dressed in a variation of formal and semi- formal attire. Students were seen Top right: Bobby and Tammy Everhart showed their creativity on October 74th, which was Backwards day. Middle left: East Bay Indians gathered at the river, Middle right: Liz Gough and Karen johnson took time for a pow-wow on Indian day. Bottom left: Senior Saundra Kenney dressed in red and gray, and talked with signs on Silent day. Bottom right: junior Lisa johnson's creativity shone on Indian day. Far right: Laura Casey and Saundra Mullins demonstrated Silent Day by pantomiming. 80fStudent Life: Pride Week dressed in long dresses, three- pieced suits and some in jeans with formal jackets, for this was Formal Day. On October 14th, students challenged the manufacturers of their clothing by wearing their clothes inside- out and backwards, for this was designated as Backwards Day. On October 15th, assuming the identity of the school's mascot, Brave Spirit, students showed their creativity in their choice of indian apparel. Then finishing out the week, on October 16th, school colors were vibrant while students refrained from talking until the long awaited pep rally arrived. This traditional Red and GrayfSilent Day ended the pride week festivities. as I as ,.... Ml gifs We Nff fnfirui Ktttvgg, .ai-f ,R :un .XX 135 - i t B I if I u.
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