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Students Enjoy Homecoming by Christine Belnap January 23-28 marked an ex- citing, fun-filled week of Homecoming activities. Posters covered the walls; announcements cluttered the air. A six-day ex- travaganza had begun. Every day of the week represented different themes in- cluding Hawaiian day, punk new wave day, 60 ' s and 70 ' s day, and clone day. There was also competi- tion between classes with such events as hula hooping, jello eating, ice melting, wood cutting, car stuff- ing, banana eating, and a rock-a- thon. The sophomore class won the overall competition. Aside from the daily events, evening activities filled the calendar too. Tuesday night, the Bruin Basketball team downed the
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Warner Pacific Knights 79 to 72. Thursday evening approximately 100 students gathered for a skating party at Beaverton Skate. Freshman Mike Ralls commented, I was really surprised that the tur- nout was so high. The skating party was sort of a study break for me. It was great to kick back with some of my friends and enjoy an evening out. The highlight of homecoming occurred Friday night with the an- nouncement of the court. Seniors Lisa Slocum and Rick Lentini were crowned Queen and King as the symbolic read rose was unveiled. It was such a surprise to even be on the Homecoming court, said Lisa. When Rick pulled out the rose, I simply felt real happy and especially loved. Other court members in- cluded juniors Nadine Ellis and Scott Ball, sophomores Amy Tom- chak and Scott Iverson, freshmen Elisa Eberhard and Kevin Nordyke, and basketball representatives, senior Randy Dunn and freshman Lisa Chunn. Co-activities director Joanna Elam commented, Homecoming went very well! We (Shelly Loewen and I) were pleased at the outcome and want to thank everyone for their support.
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