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Showing that Senior spirit at the Homecoming pep-rally, seniors cheer with gusto. Loaded with buttons, Allison Mann¬ ing enjoys Button and Tie Day. Coupling up on Twin Day, Kathy Mit¬ chell, Milton Hilliard, John Glenn and Rhonda Potter make a foursome. Hanging in the hallway for all to see, the banner shows the Crabber theme. Warming themselves in front of the bonfire, a group of students take a rest. Homecoming — 17
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Times to Remember T f JL. JL omecoming week was a time to remember. The activities consisted of Tacky Mariners Day, Twin-Day, Dress-up Day, Button and Tie Day, and Traditional Red and White Day. To make the task more difficult, the F.H.A. (sponsored by Mrs. Linda Ellis) held a spirit competition between the classes to see which class had more spirit. The Seniors came in first, Sophomores second and Juniors third. Although the Juniors came in last, they didn’t let this step in the way of their victory over the Seniors and Sophomores in winning the spirit stick during the Homecoming pep-rally. Proud to be Juniors after winning their first spirit stick of the year, Cassan¬ dra Lawson, Tracy McBride and Cindy Gdmunson hold ’p the spirit stick. Dressed fashionably for dress-up day, Malinda Acker responds in English class. During the Homecoming pep-rally Sophomores, Kathy Meeks, Angela Balerson, Donna Carnelle and Margie Robinson show their spirit on red and white day. 16
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Having installed a new stereo in his tan, AMC 4X4 Jeep, David Merryman explains how much fun he has riding the strip at Virginia Beach during the summer. Enjoying the looks and power of his red, classic 1966 Ford Mustang, Mike Mar¬ tin has had it painted, has installed a new interior and has improved the engine. Since his father bought him this sporty Camaro Z28, Donnie Mallory has had it painted black and has installed a new radio and tires. Remembering her little accident on the bridge tunnel, Caroline Herndon is glad she still has her stylish, blue, Dat- sun 280Z. A gift from her grandfather, Amy Macklin’s black Datsun 310 gets good gas mileage. Sitting proudly on her newly waxed, blue, 1982 Ford EXP, April Allen ex¬ plains how she purchased it this past September. In fixing up his van, Ronald Brockmeyer has installed new carpet, two captain’s chairs, a closet, a cabinet, a sofa bed, curtains and tinted windows. 18 — Student Life
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