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A S° UD C ombinat,on The Fabulous 15 found the right combination as they turned-in a record performance in answering Lowell High School ' s human pyramid-building challenge in December. With only three hours of practice before taking on Lowell ' s veteran team, the Wildcats swept Lowell off their feet in just 1 5.78 seconds to claim the host ' s trophy. In another case, the 1986 Key yearbook staff proved that with the right combination of students, anything was possible with a positive effort. Staff members raised a record $4,265 in ad sales, more than $1,000 over the previous record set in 1982. Because of this, the size of the 1986 KEY was increased by 16 pages over the ' 85 edition and more color pages were added.
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Key combination Right on schedule, that certain but familiar feeling returned to the once empty halls. Had it really been three months since these lockers were open? But the first day of school had started. Teachers took their customary stance. Administrators took one last deep breath. Sixth-graders frantically searched for the right lockers. Freshmen waited nervously to start their first day of high school. Veteran high schoolers waited around for the first bell to start another long year of school. When that bell did ring, students jumped quickly into the swing of things. And their dust took months to settle. The boys varsity volleyball team took fifth place in the state tournament. Junior Miss competition intensified the lives of more than 20 girls before Michelle Swiecki won the honor. In the Battle of Classes, seniors dominated Spirit Week to claim a second consecutive Spirit jug. What was the key to their success? It was in working for and finding “The Right Combination. JUNIOR JOHNNY WILLEMS had the right combination of moves during his 24-3-1 season, including this win against River Forest. STATE-RANKED SENIOR Skip Harmon, at 155 pounds, earns a 16-0 first-period technical fall in crushing River Forest ' s T. Mills. 3 Opening
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THE CLASS OE ' 87 SHOWS that (hey have spirit too, by building a pyr.imid .it the Stu- dent Council volleyb.ill game. MR. DICK NORRIS WAITS patiently to get his picture taken at the annual all-school photo day in September. KIDS OF ALL ACES saw this zebra as well as elephants, hippos, and giraffes at Hanover when the Ford Brothers Circus staged a fundraising show for the Fraternal Order of Police in |une. SENIOR MEL WHITKANAK CUDDLES his Care Bears while giving blood at the first of two Student Council blood drives. 5 Opening 7V, ev
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