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Week improves dance attendance all spirit week fell on Oct 24-28. It was a busy week for East's studentsg getting dressed up, Hxing hair, pain- ting faces and engag- ing themselves in the activities for the week. Monday was Heavy Metal day, Tuesday was Pajama Day, Wednesday was Space Day, Thursday was Halloween Day, and Fri- day, Blue and White Day. During lunch on Tuesday, spirit Cabinet hosted a three-legged race, and Thursday there was a scheduled Mask con- test, but it was canceled due to lack of in- terest. Many students participated in the Fall Spirit Week, however. I thought Spirit Week was fun, but I liked Space Day the best. That was crazy! stated junior Becky Ackerman. Spirit Cabinet had the job of planning, organizing and setting up all activities dur- ing Spirit Week. They also had to organize the half time events during the Homecom- ing game and then plan the Saturday night Homecoming dance. Bottom left: Michelle Harper, senior, displays a bewit- ching sneer in Senior Hall on Halloween Day. Top len: Tuesday of Spirit Week was the day students assembled in front of the school to participate in the three legged race. Middle levh: Seniors john Abramson, jim McBride, Becky Kasenberg, Sandy Morris, Steve Franklin, jim- my Knoff and Brad Haught help put the finishing touch on the senior float in front of the school for the Hoat contest. Bottom lej9: Students' spirits were raised for the Homecoming game during Friday's pep assembly. Top rzgbt: Seniors Annette Compton, Sandy Morris and Michelle Harper prepare to participate in 'l .., -.. ft, 'Wm ? c, 4 ge :trac it M1355 Tuesday's three legged race. Middle rrgbt: Seniors Tim Phares and Randy Lewis poke fun at the Homecoming candidates during Fri- day's assembly. Bottom night: junior Ronald Folks displays his school spirit by donning blue and white face paint on Blue and White Day. 1 Spzht Week
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41+ W WIC li' Hwwiw in 0v'o959,,l 0 Do ' ev: 'I ab 1 H, ' ap. 55 I Q 9 P syn! '1s'.9,'X :,u,k- Q. . Working in a downtown dress shop was as much a necessity for this student of 1953 as it is for many students today to have an after school job. job!
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- . 'li Dunng Halloween Day. SCHIOFS Murcia Roberts, Annette Compton, Monica Spencer and Lavonnajacobs dress up as dwarves to show their school spirir. Spzhf Weekfl 1
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