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9 -S gi in , E i 'Q W I .' ' ' 4 , S .5 1 1 H 'r ,J lf' X I . I R I LM - Ei V---Y EL-f i4 ,- i-' I couIdn't believe it was real, -Miss Lisa Fish- er, Winter Sports Queen of '86. Winter Sports DancelShawnetta Norman 15
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IPIJIVIVN UN llflf IRIHL V , .gm Half-time brought around the excitement of a new queen. The candi- dates were Kim Parker, Tracey Gorham, Beth Harrison, Lisa Fisher, Leah Griffey, and Carmen Garrison. The princesses were Vikki Harris, ju- nior, Amy Livengood, sophomore, Miss Lisa Fisher was crowned Win- ter Sports Queen for 1986. It was a great honor. It was something I had dreamed of since I was a little girl, and I couldn't believe it was real. It is definitely something I'll never forget, commented Lisa. As the students filled the junior high cafeteria on Ianuary 31, the theme of Putting on the Ritz seemed out of keeping with the mood of the students who had attended the basket- ball game and were awaiting the results of the wrestling match. After receiving the news of our victory, the dance got on its feet. The couples now had something to remember the weekend of january 31 by. ffrontl Scott Smithpeter, Vikki Harris, Lance Almstead, Lisa Fisher, Amy Livengood, B.Z. Parscale. fmiddlej Kim Parker, Tracy Gorham, Beth Harrison, Leah Griffey, Carmen Garrison fbackl jay Anderson, Gary Seaba, Indy Iefferies, Mike Bromley, Shawn Nash. The black and white balloons echoed the feeling of Puttin' on the Ritz of the 30's. The high school students enjoyed the Winter Sports Dance held in the janiar high cafeteria on january 31. 14 Winter Sports DancelShawnetta Norman
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5 ' has Ryu-mr fb I W ,aww , 1-pa, it st, 4 t V Us ? Carmen Garrison, fabovel puts the finishing touches on one of countless posters that StuCo prepared for every event this past year. Brent Willey and Iody Jeffries ftop right? work intently on the masks and faces for the Winter Sports Dance decorations. StuCo members took an active part in virtually every social and extra- curricular event throughout the year. To liven up the year, StuCo sponsored Fifties Day with an assembly and a dance. Sissy Goddard, Missy Marion, Lisa Fisher, and Shelly Brungart performed for the halftime festivities during the basketball game that night. 16 StuColLisa Fairfield .V 1: Is 'ln 1 -R WN 6
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