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Homecoming Week made everyone feel that they were .part of something important, and everyone became in- volved. -Nikki Anthony Look, Moml Senior Lisa Mark models the latest in toga fashions Simon Says Counselor John Skinner explains the rules of Simon Says to students during the Homecoming assembly. Revenge of the Nerdsi Junior Scott Dahl's true personality comes out on Nerd Day. Ready, set, got Senior Rick Parks and junior Cheryl Davis prepare to start the tricycle race during lunch. homecoming week
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The first week of school was a little confusing, especially when the seniors smash you against the walls. -Diana Sturm Say cheesel Angela Strating has her make-up picture taken by a photogra- pher from School Pictures. Ho Hum, Back-to-Schooll Parents listen to objectives at Back-to-School Night
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a yone Dec Spirits ran high as ev- eryone became involved in Homecoming Week '84. Regu- lar dress codes were abolished as every day had a different yells as well as playing a game of Simon Says. Homecoming royalty was announced and all coaches talked about the pre- sent sports season. Week buzzes with spirit theme. Monday was Hawaiian tourist-surfer day, which was followed by opposite sex day Tuesday. Cold weather forced students to wear thermal lined togas, and Thursday was time for revenge of the nerds. The week concluded Friday with the traditional black and gold day. Friday was the day for the Homecoming assembly and everyone got a chance to show their enthusiasm. Each class presented their skits and Lunchtime activities included a refreshing tube race, a root- beer chugging contest, a tri- cycle race, an ice cream eat- ing contest and a slave auc- tion. Points earned for these activities were added to those earned in hall decorating and the homecoming assembly, all of which went towards the fi- nal reward, the megaphone. After the dust settled, the seniors were triumphant and won the megaphone for the first time all year. Big Black Attack Senior Kevin Johnson displays his winning artwork during the Homecoming assembly. We wonl The Senior Class cheers otter winning the megaphone homeconning week
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