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Common cheers: Students raise the roof during an unscheduled pep rally. Sunday drivers: Katherine Schooler, Reagan Fairchild, Jenny Clark, and Sherri Todd decorate an antique car at Six Flags. Administrative advice: The warning sign above this doorway reminds stu- dents of the school policy Happy ending: 300 days later, the scoreboard reflects the Scots’ trium- phant victory over the Plano Wildcats. 6 @ Introduction NO THONGS OR. OPEN TOE SHOES ALLOWEP ky ’ REPUBLIC NM) i
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The expressions on one’s face sometimes reveal, more than words, how a person feels. The different ways a person reacts to various situations reflect many facets of the individual's character. A per- son’s countenance can portray feelings of embar- rassment, happiness, sadness, and worry. Student faces showed signs of tension during exams, excitement at sport events, nervousness during elections, and elation at achievements. Beauty school dropout: Rusty Ross and Ty Snelling help Kathy Wideman clean up after a shaving cream fight. Head haunter: Eerie faces of jack-o-lanterns glow on Halloween night. Chew ’em up: Arvin Combs wants to sink his teeth into a Greenville Lion. Introduction @5
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convey thoughts What better way to convey thoughts than through spoken or written words? Members of the speech team expressed their own thoughts and opinions on poems and short stories in speech presenta- tions given during class and in competition. Eng- lish students not only expressed their ideas on lit- erature during class discussions, but also through the words of an English paper. Students armed with bottles of shoe polish and tubes of paint struck shopping center windows, cars, and street signs in an effort to heighten the spirit before football and basketball games. Pep rallies provided a chance for students to expend their energies vocally in support of the Scot teams. The Spirit Committee, Student Council, DECA Members, and cheerleaders sold spirit towels and cups, bumperstickers, keychains and buttons dec- orated with Scot slogans to boost the community enthusiasm. Keep on truckin’: Spirit ‘‘picks-up’’ momentum for the first district game. Circular slogans: Spirit buttons get the message across. Pep boosters: Lynda Munroe, Janna Williams, Stacy Martin, and Lisa Bailey proudly display the spirit stick awarded to the senior class. Introduction @ 7
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