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he business of belonging is a nae very big business. Everyone wants to share his interests with other people. Sharing became as important as being, and belonging was the most important thing of all. So you practiced everyday. You woke up on the morning of cheerleading try-outs praying you wouldn’t come home saying, “Il didn’t make it.” Drama became a part of you as you stood on that musty stage reading a part. You headed onto the track field on that first day of band, and al- though you were a freshman, you hoped that you could keep up with the seniors. For weeks you spent extra time decorating and planning dances for your class. Earning money became one of the primary goals for every group. You learned that it took a lot of hard work and dedication to get a Varsity Jacket, but you knew it would take even more to get a gold tassel from the National Honor Soci- ety. It seemed like school didn’t end until six o’clock when the activity buses took home sports players, pom-pon girls, drama actors, and other paraphenalia. Sometimes, you couldn’t be on the team you wanted or you didn’t get the part you tried out for, but there was no time to ponder why. It didn’t help the hurt for you to place the blame on others. So you kept improving and trying. Clubs and teams gave you a wide variety to express yourself indi- vidually while in a group, and it really made you feel good when the results over a competative activity were helped along by your effort. Being in the band wouldn’t mean you’d be playing in a symphony ten years later. And cheering wouldn't lead you to the Dallas Cowboy's side- lines. But then again, it was fun to think there might be that chance. We Became Interested - Not In Individuality - In Working Together As 1. Chowing down after a long season, baseball player T.P. Prilliman and Susan Williams make it to the head of the line during the Spring Sports Banquet. Rushing against time, Animo staff members Donna Hurt and Tammie Sigmon work to get layouts ready for the fall deadline. Theme 9
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WHAT DO YOU LIKE! rO DO? Senior president Jeff Prilliman and one of his helpers, Dianne Wright, add silver stars onto streamers. Under their leader- ship, the junior class presented one of the prettiest and clas- siest proms ever. | Reaching for the sky, Varsity cheer- leaders yell to give their team an extra moral boost. Looking sharp, the rifle corp of the band march in the Christmas parade despite cold weather. 8 Theme
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