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SPIRIT — Showing the pride that won them the Best Cheering Section trophy, Polar Bear fans become en- thused with the basketball action. FAN SUPPORT — Bursting onto the Held, fans help celebrate a 13-0 victo- ry over previously undefeated Bridgeport keeping their playoff hopes alive. With the w’in, the Bears advanced to a second place ranking in the state. ONCE AGAIN — A teary-eyed cheer- leader, Terri Walker, senior, watches as the Bears are defeated 21-6 by county rival North Marion. As wTith the 1978 season, the Bears wTere again AAA Football runners-up. GO BEARS — Supporting the team in their drive for the championship, Band Member Todd Ridgewray, soph- omore, performs the pre-game show at the North Marion game. Opening 7
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V. As with Dan Fogelberg’s “The Leader of the Band,” the Polar Bears became a living legacy. Competition between schools caused the Bears to struggle to uphold their repu- tation. They re-established themselves as a powerhouse in the county and throughout the state. In sports, as well as aca- demics, the student body set up a dynasty which pushed them to the top. Success began early as the football team went to states followed by the band and Choraliers, who found them- selves in the midst of nation- al competitions. The basket- ball and wrestling teams both added honors to the trophy case by winning the Big Ten Conference. With the Math Depart- ment dominating the Marion County Math Field Day and language arts competitors bringing home numerous awards, other groups proved that sports teams were not the only ones becoming champions. Hi-Life and Maple Leaves, school pub- lications, received First Place awards from Columbia Scho- lastic Press Association in New York. Although this year will be remembered as successful, the colors of the Blue and White will continue to sym- bolize the strength of the Po- lar Bear as ... The Legend Lives On “The Legend Lives On”
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GOOD GRIEF — Charlie Brown trayed by Senior Bob Burns, explains the next play of the game to Schroeder, performed by Scott Goff, senior. “You’re a GoM Man, Charlie Brown” was presented by Thespians in cooperation with Choraliers, Oct. 8 “The Legend Lives On”
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