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TAKE THOSE OLE RECORDS FROM THE SHELF . . Senior David Ackerman and junior MiKe Ryan get down at the Homecoming pep session. Both boys are a part of the Manualaires singing group at Manual, which helped fire up Redskins for the big game WE ' RE NUMBER 1 . Redskin football players coming pep session, get rowdy in preparation for the Homecoming game at the pep session held in honor of that event. MR. OLYMPIA? . . Senior Mitchell Owens shows oft his bulging biceps at the Home- IT ' S NOT EVEN CHRISTMAS Vice-principal William Bess congratulates junior Tom Ancelet as Tom is named outstanding boy athlete of the sophomore class. This program was Honors Day in the spring of 1980. EMHS 28 Auditoriums
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TRACKETTES: Front row: Sondra Stapert, Dana Green, Bertie Harris, Loretta Morrison, Jolene Merida, Tina Sanders, Teresa Abell. Second row: Lisa Peavey, Maureen McCugh, Linda Da- vidson, Jill Huett, Tammy McMillian, Dorene Davis, Clara Robinson, Joni Huett. Back row: Angie Burrelo, Kim Schwab, Minnie Harris, Mary McMillian, Robin Ryan, Arlene Johnson, Wanda Bunch. • Br X- r JBB to» . r Kr WRESTLING GREETERS: Front row: Teresa Reecer, Sharice Ealy, Valerie Reed, Natalie Davis, Janice Murray, Sondra Stapert. Second row: Lisa Carter, Tracy Rothwell, Kathy Yeager, Karmin Jones, Kathy Gilvin, Lorene Jordan. Third row: Tina Reecer, Brenda Graves, Teresa Abell, Ronda Stapert. Back row: Teresa Hacker, Karen Ginn. LET ' S PLAY LEAPFROG . . . Junior Joni Huett measures the distance from where the shot-put landed. Bill Wheeler watches in anticipation. Wrestling Greeters EMHS 27
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Onward Manual! Spirit, enthusiasm reign in auds Featuring such items as pep ses- sions, the Tee Pee Talent Parade, a Christmas program, a history on dances in America, and even a visitation and speech by Mrs. Wilma Rudolph, former Olympic gold medal- ist winner, auditorium programs pro- vided for Manual Redskins chances to demonstrate school spirit, and also, in some cases, they provided educa- tional experiences. Auditorium pro- grams were usually conducted in a 3A, 3B schedule, which shortened several school periods, thus creating time for one more period in the day. The purpose behind this type of schedule was simply the fact that Manual ' s auditorium was not large enough to accommodate all Manual Redskins at one time, and so half of all Redskins attended the programs at different times. During the course of the 1981 school year, there were approximately 10 auditorium programs. Jill Huett, a ju- nior, said, Auditoriums can be a lot of fun. They were also a good oppor- tunity for many Redskins to congre- gate at one time. Auditoriums EHMS 29
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