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saw Grease fa the fifth time the other night. Everything is going iease”. They 'tie got Tshlrts out, and magazines. The radio plays a lot of songs from it Everyone I know has ike sound track. The drill team is even doing a routine to Greased Lightning.'' I 'm hying to enjoy the last remaining months oj fall. It's busy this time of yea , t oe been wording on the musical, going to volleyball and faotbaM games, and working in the concession stand, ft’s hec- tic, but I really can't com- plain about being bored. Even though it's hot now, I see signs of winter. — people putting up Snow fanoes and Snow SCOOpS In the stores. It's not that fa away. I guess with all of this heat, tt doesn't seem possible that winter is Just around the oome . n
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% Postitote “Tell me more, Tell me more”-- Homecoming 1978 fV -s pa tUnM UtcfuAfl hUUuj ditffiA it activities, wketbex it's being in a dub, going to sock bops, plaging basketball witb tie gugS on Gundag, delving axound going to Godjatiee's in Atlantic, ot even going toAudu- bon. Slang pastimes OCCux dueing tie geae in school. Clubs aren 't too numerous, but FFA, Ff4A, and GEG still SuAvive. These dubs have mang activities, ibeg include guest speakers, potties, moneg mak- ing activities, and, going out to eat. Slang special events take place eacb geae. Gad is ternernbeeed in its own special wag, uiet ex it was tkat special gut oe gug gou went witi to Homecoming, Oe tie Special tOutine ( Oe dull team. ever entombed c Receiving second place • designation. the junior R float displayed Tiger dreams npped at the ' •We’re expecting a h victory.” boasted the third- 4 place seventh-grade effort n which portrayed a stork delivering good tidings to the Vikings. y Customarily, a pep rally n in the city park came neat ' heerleaders warmed the s .% md-chilled onlookers with n enthusiastic chants and an energetic dance to Creased 1 Lightening. Reflecting on the home lr coming past, student coun- ts ctl president Tami Petersen h said. All things consider T ed. homecoming was really • a success! •H Twenty-live years from ... • now it may just be worth Seniors captured first vour while to blow the pme with their entry de- dUNt and cobwebs from your picting a gravevard where Tg.7d annual and relnre
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