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HCHS Invaded by Spirit Week Antics Sophomore Lori Klump and junior Debbie Lounds try to hold up the chemistry class on “Best of the West Day as sophomore Jacqueline Rosebohm plans her rescue mission. Vermillion The Indians reign supreme on “Best of the West Day after “Chief” Paul Skonieczny defeats fellow senior Rob Kunik in the spirited dress-up bat- tle. 12 —Spirit Week
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Hippies! Freaks! Cowboys! Indians! Crazy people all over the place! To the bewilderment of outsiders, Houghton Lake students performed their annual dress-up antics during spirit week be- ginning November 1st. As the excitement of spirit week mounted news of wilder, wierder costumes spread through the halls. In addition to crazy clothes, students participated in lunch hour games each day. Class points earned went to- wards the competition for the spirit week trophy awarded at the homecoming halftime. Students sporting sweats and decked out in their favorite sport’s clothes romped through the halls on Monday, “No Sweat Day.” Students showed their environmental conscious- ness during lunch, depositing returnable cans for their class. The tough decision of voting for which adorable Homecoming Honey would reign occupied students’ thoughts as they voted during the afternoon. Fashions from two decades ago were brought back to life on Tuesday, “60’s Day.” Long beads and wild shirts didn’t get in the way of spirit name sign-up game at lunch and the annual slave auction of players and cheerleaders, held 7th hour. Backwards was forwards on Wednesday, as “Reverse Clothes Day” set the fashion. Clothes worn the wrong way added to spirit confusion. Each class pitched in pennies to make their class the most valuable during the lunch game. Students being dragged around by leashes and being humiliat- ed by their peers marked the annual slave day, also held Wednesday. Insanity reigned on “Crazy Day.” Students went all out with no restrictions that Thursday. Guessing the number of bricks it took to build the school occupied the lunch hour con- testants. “Best of the West Day,” the Homecoming theme day, capped off the 1982 spirit week. Cheerleaders who organized Homecoming week activities held a pep assembly where the best dressed from each class competed for class points to- ward the spirit trophy. Drinking from baby bottles, balloon popping, blowing the biggest bubble, and wrapping a class- mate in toilet paper provided entertainment at the pep as- sembly competitions. When the points were totalled, the senior class came out the winner of the 1982 spirit trophy. Vermillion Some spirited “sweaters” show their stuff on the first day of spirit week, “No Sweat Day.” Junior Dan Newsom plants his flower of love in his award winning 60’s Day” costume. Senior Kevin Kronner shares a secret during lunch with his buddy on “Crazy Day.” N c Spirit Week—13
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