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L Magical excitement livens spirit week pirit week promoted energy and ex- citement in students and prepared them for the magical night of home- coming. The week began with Ancient Day and students went back to the past by dressing up like those from the 20's and 5Ols. With a theme of coming Back to the Future , the week ended with, of course, Future Day, and the ever traditional Green and Gold Day. Top right: Sophomore Heather Moudy leaps through the hoop held by Senior Tricia Her- bert during lunch time activities on Ancient Day. Top left: Student Body President Kort Miner had everything under control at the pep assembly. Bottom right: Junior Debbie Jakubowicz and Senior Tricia Herbert helped make eating peanut butter and blow- ing up a balloon a snap. Above: Lunch time activities got everyone involved. On Future Day, the Cosmic chair brought everybody closer together. Right: Mike Tothero holds up his version ofthe ten commands. Thou shalt not spike thy hair was one of them. Photos by Green and Fletcher 14 Spirit Week .i:',gf,,4lys',MlW'a:.fiiqrrfl l Wt' dba? , , I, ,N 44 , - . V ' 'lft' 'V 'A' A I .D l l ! Q35 I i , , I , . cs . ' ,ze-i-5 V t in I fn 4:5-f V.. 6 W. wt-4. sr Winf ...lit .L 5: B, ..f i V 5 1 . r V . , . L 9 ,e,.,:f-f1e:., .v,- ' W Q XS Q W. 1 lt? 5 we- 'K-
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Intriguing moment captures magic -if '!7fV7W ' 5 A Seniors Q .- Kristi Bergquist and Jeff Starr Jumors Julie Hodges and Tom Johnson mong all the spectacular events that occurred during Homecom- ing week, one would have to agree that the crowning of the royalty was the most intriguing and everlasting. During halftime at the homecoming game, everyone sat at the edge of their seats as the announcer slowly gave away the final answers to the questions every- one was asking. Who will be the lucky and deserving ones to be crowned? Candidates were nominated a week ahead of time and everyone had the choice of voting for the candidate they thought best to win. lowing candidates were crowned: Fresh- men attendants were Matt Wiedmann and Sheri Ast, Wendy Grant and Robert Ste- phenson were crowned sophomore atten- dants, Tom Johnson and Julie Hodges were chosen as Junior attendants, and Senior attendants were Kristi Bergquist and Jeff Starr. Last but not least, as the announcer paused a moment, before announcing the winners of the most honorable positions, Ed Barnes and Kathy Whitaneis were an- nounced as the 1985-86 Greenway High School Homecoming King and Queen! By Michelle DeRuiter On the night of Nov. 8, 1985, the fol- Sophomores Wendy Grant and Robert Stephenson Freshmen Shen Ast and Matt Wiedmann Homecoming Royalty 13
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