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Something to reminisce about Ev eryone has a special time or event that he or she treasures and will never forget. Our home- coming was one of them. We beat our rivals of five years and excited the spirits of many. This is ‘Something to reminisce about.” It was all a very exciting time to remember. Activities ran on all through the days. It all started Saturday when students from each class came to decorate their halls. All four classes had themes on which they based their hall decorations and their floats. Continued on page 7 Right: Tom Dayberry jumps as Jeff Gross and Dan Manfel stand by. Below: Excitement builds as fans wait for Varsity players to burst through the hoop. 6 — Homecoming
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Students gather together in halls, classrooms, and the com- mons areas to see what’s hap- pening. They associate in their own special ways. Friends stand around in halls and talk and get together during school events. Although five minutes isn’t a very long time to get from one class to another, students usu- ally exchange many greetings and bits of information as they move through the halls to their lockers and on to class. Left: Senior Jim Keilman wins over- all for the third time in the pie eating contest. “Hi, my name is Lori Crisp. is how Lori introduced herself to the Junior Miss audience.
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Homecoming — 7 Below: Seniors told the whole school a message when they showed their spirit. Lett: Juniors Joy Schrieber, Sherry Verhulst and (hawk) Lori Schrieber rode on the winning float. Left: Freshmen Stephanie Solyom, Nikki Burgess, Diana Hopkins, Cindi Pointer and Sandy Pointer make their way to the pep session. Below: Tom Dayberry, Dan Mantel, Steve Seils and Jeff Gross bear Swami Joe Stark. Continued from page 6 The junior hall, “Spirits of 80,” won first place; the senior hall, “Hawk Hunt, was second, and third went to the sophomore hall with their theme, “Welcome to Commercial Avenue. The freshman theme was “Eat the Hawks. Monday was “class theme day. The “save it, or shave it” contest started Mon- day also. Donations were put in two jars, one to save it, the other to shave it. Mr. John Brindley, Mr. Bruce Farley, and Mr. Ron Roller agreed to participate in this contest and all ended up shaving off their facial hair. Tuesday was “twinkie day. Stu- dent council members were sold as slaves and games were held to win points for each class. Continued on page 8
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