Exira High School - Exiran Yearbook (Exira, IA)

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r 1 Jackie Paulsen Chcerltuding and Jr til ham art important '-ttau they give thou knl that art’l l out for .port a BHhHHHI ■ to participate in a sport anti be on a team. It builds confidence, to gel up in front of a crou d The HmH kids are easier to work with now than they were two or BHB three years ago, and more people are out for activities. You can blend into the wall and be just another brick or you can do something with your time to build your own wall of accomplishments. There ■ are certain students that mold others by their actions and examples. There’s often herd instinct; everybody does what the pack does. Randy Petersen ■ Yes, certainly, it’s important to participate. You’re a part of something good, and you want other people to participate so they can benefit too and make it better also. Many people are considering agricultural professions. They go to conventions, and learn parliamentary procedure. You help the community, too. Some people are involved to receive recognition, which H may be easier if you belong to an active organization than being recognized at a state level in S sports, say.

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1) What an excited bunch! The pep rally before the bonfire at homecoming really got the adrenalin flowing. 2) Mitch Thompson, Allen Crawley and Scott Black strut their stuff for the photographer at a ball game in Anita. 3) Todd “Federal” Akers. Mitch “Senor” Bintner, and Tom “Hero Benton space off at the Guthrie basketball game. 4) Lisa Paulsen. Monica Petersen and Teresa Albertson goof off during the homecom- ing game. 5) “Stick ’em up! Shelly Schroeter, Angie Peppers, Robin Juelsgaard. Luann Kynde- sen and Sally Andersen really get into it on West- ern Day. 6) Three suspi- cious characters stalk the bandroom. ready to pose at all times: Pete Hill, Richard Petersen and Brian Bartelt. 7) Kristi Petersen and Huegerich ham it up together during a chorus practice. s4cuUc4 Kf 50025 TV tie 'Zen TOAen Tfou Ttccd 'll Since 937