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Page 11 text:
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There is a myth that the teen years in one ' s life are filled with only leisure and good times. A student’s life can seem as hectic as the next person ' s. There are many things to do in so little time. Going to work is faced by many students as they wa lk out the doors after last hour. For others there are hobbies, friends, and activities all awaiting their touch. Entertainment is often included on the circle that makes up a student’s existence. We spend many hours with music surrounding our heads. Movies, concerts, and albums all consume our time and money. There are dances to be attended to, games to be played and appearances to be made at them. There is homework to be done for the sake of grades and learning. There is graduation when sometimes the student ' s life ends and the adult one begins. Or at this time there is a step to take for further education. Our world is offering many different things. What we take, and use, and give back, make it, A world of our own.
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OOWWfl, CHUCK RCfCH The word spirit took on new meaning as students worked together to make Homecoming a success. Although held earlier than in past years, the Homecoming activities did not suffer from a lack of participation. Homecoming festivities started off with the pep rally, which was held on Wednesday, September 15. An overall feeling of excitement prevailed during the speeches, cheers, and finally, the presentation of king and queen nominees. Lined in a semi-circle at the 50 yard line, the nominees anxiously waited for Booster Block president Karen Phillips to announce the outcome of the election. A burst of applause rang out as Chuck Gross and Donna Frunk were crowned Homecoming King and queen. The best was saved for last as the Trojans defeated the LaPorte Slicers with a score of 34-20, the first Homecoming victory in four years. The annual Homecoming dance, held Saturday, September 18, was well attended by students. Happy Face . 1976 Homecoming Court: Michelle Engerski. Bill Funston, Joyce Johnston, Tim Vanzo, Janet Moore. Dennis Dunn, Donna Frunk (Queen), Chuck Gross (King), Julie Viellieu. Jim Turpin, Diane Marsh, and Mark Wortman. A Night to Remember. Listening to a speaker are Randy Lepucki 1975 King, Donna Frunk, Chuck Gross, and Pam Cullins 1975 Queen. Homecoming 9
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