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It’s not all routine The same class, the same hour, day after day. The same teacher teaching the same students the same material. The same locker, the same combination, the same friends . . . When one looks at high school life, it can be easy to say that everything follows the same pattern. But when one looks at the lighter, offbeat moments, it ' s easy to see that it’s not all routine. Breaking the routine meant different things to different people. For some, it meant dressing up during Spirit Week, using mom ' s old dress and a mask. Meetings and organizations were also a good way to break the routine. Student Council members found that their regular Wednesday night meeting tended to break up the routine and give them something to do. Plays provided the chance for student actors to show their talent and entertain an audience. Even though things appeared to be the same day after day, outside activities proved the fact that it’s not all routine. Superstar gave performers Brad Augenstine, Jesus; Wendy Haley, Mary Magdalene; and Jim Long, Judas ' a break in routine from the usual musicals. le
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Challenged by both clock and underclassmen, seniors Mike Blythe and Gail Donko dump water down the line during the first Almost Anything Goes competition on Activities Night. Beauty isn’t the only thing snow brings. Finding it slightly wet, junior Jim Farkas takes advantage of its good packing characteristics as he bombards a friend in the process.
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Clash Day provided students with an opportunity to wear clothes that had never been combined before into an outfit. Sophomore Laura Noeker pulls up her socks at lunch. A good play or a half time lead are something to cheer about. Senior Nancy Raschke and junior Dorothy Clark make their feelings known as they urge the team to success. The cheerleaders will never be the same. Imitating their female counterparts, Powder Puff cheerleaders add a male touch to a pyramid formation. Did you ever hear the cliche, Stubborn as a mule ? Senior Pat Weaver proves this a snide comment as he strives to pass the ball and pull the donkey at once. le
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