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Broome became a spectrum of colors for their annual Tacky Day. Every color of the rainbow was displayed in many of the unique costumes that the stu- dents created. Excitement and laughter filled the air as everyone caught Johnny Eison struts and “strips” to show off his lovely clothes on Tacky Day. In his best Green Beret outfit and attitude, Tom- my Ray pursues the mundane activities of school life. glimpes of each others’ gorgeous attire. Many students participated in this event and during both lunches they got a chance to participate in a contest to find out who had the tackiest outfit of the day. Afterwards, when the 3:10 bell rang, we all had exciting memories of another Tacky Day, that took place here at B.H.S. Julie Cole meanders across the stage to show off her “new” outfit. The tacky day participants during first lunch stand on stage primping for the judges before the final winner is announced. Second lunch participants discuss their designer shoes and where they were purchased.
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Debonair is the only word to describe the look on Franklin Smith’s face. Ms. June Stephens, Cindy Cartee, and Kyle (iilmer show off their cool shades on Tacky Day. The Senior Float, that displays a dead panther in a casket, took the honor of first place during the pre-game parade. Donna Wyatt receives a congratulatory kiss from Dr. Dinkins as she was announced 1984-85 Home- coming Queen. - 16
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The Sturdy Seniors Gladly Took The Victory. “Football Is A The anticipations of Broome’s Pow- der Puff teams was that practice makes perfect. A week of hard work went into the spirit of winning. Pull out the cheerleading uniforms and find the best man for the job. As the girls strived to win, hearing the encouragement of the lovely cheerleaders, the seniors defeat- Man’s Game?” ed the underclasswomen. As the clock slowly ran down, cheers of exultation and excitement fulfilled the air, be- cause this made the class of ’85 unde- feated for three years in a row. The ri- valry ends here, only to begin again to- morrow with the awaited Homecoming game between Clinton and Broome. Proudly showing off his Homecoming King crown, Cedrick McBeth smiles for his adoring fans. The Juniors try to stop the Seniors’ offense as they move the ball for more yardage. The Powderpuff Cheerleaders built a “Spectacu- lar” pyramid for the crowd’s entertainment. Karen Eison intently watches the action on the field as the Seniors drive for a touchdown. Franklin Smith “Boogies on Down for the crowd as'he cheers the Seniors on to Victory.
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