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Student Bodies Some buddies in the student body (from left to right, top to bottom): What’s so funny, Leslie Abbey? Have you heard the one about ? Smile, you’re on candid camera! Love those shoes. Val. Gotcha! Hey, mom. guess what we’re having for supper! Take a picture, it lasts longer. All we do is just sit around. 5
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On Golden Pond? FCHS students are hooked on fishing! This year, for the first time, PE classes went fishing. The classes learned how to bait hooks, cast a rod and reel, and look for the best fishing spots. The largest fish was caught by Coach Gayle Shedd. 4 Top left: Troy, is this The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh ? Top middle: No, Colleen, this isn’t “Jaws ! Top right: Moby Dick”? Far left: Hey, Coach! You’ve finally caught a live one!
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u Homecoming Week was perfect in every way — the weather, the parade, the game — everything! The week started with “Freckle Day” when students dotted their faces. Next was “Sweats Day” and all donned sweat suits. Following this was “Clash Day,” and of course, everyone’s clothes clashed. The week topped off with “Green and Gold Day” on Friday. The sophomore class picked up the spirit award at Friday’s extra peppy pep rally for participating the most in the week’s daily dress-up activities. The rally spotlighted Queen Wendy Zehr and King Roger Bachtold, along with other senior court members: Lisa Brown, Leanne Kafer, Kaylene Knapp, Tammy Shannon, Greg Bazzell, Danny Honegger, Jeff Kafer, and Mike Ward. Paula Van Winkle and Nelson Zehr were the freshman attendants. Sophomore attendants were Leslie Abbey and Randy Stephens, and Kendra Mutchler and Randy McCulloh were the attendants for the junior class. Following the pep assembly was the Homecoming Parade, with the theme of TV commercials. Float winners were: FFA, first; freshman class, second; and senior class, third. Bands marching in the parade were the FCHS Marching Tartars, the FCHS Alumni Band, and the Forrest-Strawn-Wing Marching Eskimos. At Friday night’s game, in a renewed rivalry between the neighboring towns, the Tartars defeated FSW, 37-12. The Homecoming dance capped the week’s activities Saturday night, with the theme, “Just Between You and Me.” The Tartars danced the night away to the music of “Starry Eye.” Homecoming week was a perfect “10.” From top to bottom, left to right: Alison Hable deeply concentrates on getting ribbon size right. Melt the Eskimos is one on many posters made by the cheerleaders to psych up the football players. Christy Marshall looked over the other side of the gym before going on. Leslie Abbey looks up to Julie Farley for once. 6
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