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1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1J Special events also went through changes this year. Because of heavy rains the annual Homecoming game was changed from Friday night to Monday night. The Courtwarming cer- emonies saw the addition of male candidates and for the first time a Courtwarming king was crowned. The administra- tion also voted in 1985 to move the graduation ceremo- ny to the Mabee Center in Liberty. — At that time Roose- velt Field was un- der construction. Although renova- tion was virtually complete, in 1986 the board also vot- ed to have the com- mencement exer- cises at the Mabee Center. Things — were the same, but different. As time goes by all of us go through changes. We go through changes in our attitudes on — such concepts as relationships, val- — ues and ideals. We make decisions about our futures — and we change to fit those plans. At times, these changes occur fast causing frustration and misunder- standing. Often though these changes are slow and deliberate re- suiting in a better understanding of ■— ourselves and each other. This year was a time for change. Changes that left us the same, but different. 1 Opening Sophomore class officers receive the spirit stick. Getting up from her chair, Eddie Donovan, jr., makes Lisa Hannah, sr., goes to a perfect T in the pep talk to her friends. rally.
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Before practice football players share a laugh be- fore the work begins. Wearing their new uniforms, the band marches in the Homecom- ing parade. Kathy Pace, sr., looks back to wait for her partner's serve. Lettie McElwain, Marcella Barber, and Amy Reagan, srs pose for a picture. The crowd supports the wrestlers during a wres- L tling match. — L r L — Opening 3
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Freshman football cheerleaders discuss their next cheer. i im i iti Varsity members of the football team watch a polo game. II1II MIT East High students play dodge ball in gym clan. I I I I I I I I I During Spanish II stu- dents read along with Mrs. Hoel. II I I I I I I I Difficulties with her typewriter, J.J. Hanson, ir., attracts attention.
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