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HOMECOMING . . . PARADES . . . Moneyman Kevin counts cash , , . Is this to be a breakfast or Chemistry lab . . . Linda shows Brian her famous Archan- gle flip . . . They’re still trying to figure out what he is trying to digest . Maryanne is trying to keep things clean . Homecoming Weekend commenced early at the Senior Class’s Pancake Breakfast in the Winthrop School. At 8:00 a.m., the class floats, homecoming court, cheer- leaders, and “Super Band” gathered at Harvest Market beginning their trek to the high school.
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BLIMPS . . . ROYALTY . . . Everyone is proud of Cindy ... It s been a “Good Year” for the Super Sophomores . Cindy and company patrol the cafeteria . . . All wrapped up in Spirit . . . On Friday, Blue and White Day, there was also a deviation of theme. Freshmen wore pajamas, soph- omores dressed in their “Class of ’84” baseball caps, the juniors tripped in togas, and the seniors donned Army uniforms. Fashioned after the movie “Stripes”, the seniors marched into the pep rally to the hit theme song of their favorite movie. The band played, and the color guard performed their routine to “Birdland”. The Homecoming King and Queen were announced with their court, and each class cheered their own cheer. The sophomores displayed the blimp, awarded to them in the suc- cessful magazine drive.
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CLASS of ' 85 Everyone assembles for the big parade . . . Soph- omores go ape . . . This freshman didn’t miss the bus . . . J.V. Cheerleaders openly display their spirit . . . Weeks of undone homework and hard- work, culminated with the reviewing of the four class floats. Each float portrays the theme of, “The Future with Remem- brance of the Past”. The Freshmen con- structed a Flying Bus, Sophomores, a Prehistoric Dwelling, the Juniors, a Fer- ris Wheel, turning toward the future, and the Seniors portrayed, the “Times of our Lives”. f FLOATS . . . BUSES . . .
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