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Adding a little sparkle to her routine. Junior Majorette Jodi Stal- naker twirls her flag through the air. The majorettes added not only new flags but a new instructor, Deb- bie Johnson from East Dale. Maj- orettes and Drill Team members practice over the summer to perfect their routines. Opening 5 Marion County Math Field Day was an academic success as seniors Linda Carman and Nancy Koay fill out participation certifi- cates. MathTcachcrDcnnine LaRue coordinated the senior high com- petition in which FSHS came out on top with seven individual and two group winners. fa
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with three National Merit semi-finalists. Sports teams found their way back to states, with Senior Suzanne Bitonti the girls' cross country state champ and the boys' team runner-up for the third ye 'Your sophomore year is the hard- est with new teachers and classes. You also have to cope with new friends and making that extra grade —Sophomore Meikka Wood When not in class, you returned to famil iar hangouts, from McDonald's or Wendy's to friends' houses or local malls -by Krista Willis Salutin the flag, varsity cheerleaders Yunior Shelly Carvil- iano and Senior Melissa Amos pause from getting dressed to listen to the playing of the national an- them at the East-West game at East- West stadium. For the first time, cheerleading was recognized by Marion County schools as a sport, not just an extra-curricular activity. Opening
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Hitting the slopes at Wisp, Junior Michael Bundy races down the hill while trying to keep his balance. Although the Fairmont area had its mildest winter in years, members of the new Ski Club found plenty of snow during trips to Wisp, Hidden Valley and Canaan. Student Life You saw that students' lives could be portrayed in ways that were routine to some and unique to others. Without you, where would we be? Your routine was set as you spent the daily six hours in classes before phoning friends, shopping at area malls or just cruising the streets after the 2:30 p.m. bell. You watched Senior Deena Ribel reign as homecoming queen and West lose to rival East, 35-0. With your social calendar filled, summers, holidays, after school hours and extra-curricular activities be- came Repeat Performances for you. —by Krista Willis 'The crowd plays a big part . in the team's success—they help lift us when we're down. The team appreciates the enthusiasm and support.' —Junior Rodney Stewart 1 ■ ■ ■ n i 6 Student Life
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