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Terri Bridges elected president of 1975 senior class Terri Bridges, Yulanda jackson, Marcia Gray and Louis Brolo headed the 1975 senior class. The Student Council conducted this year's election. Candidates turned in petitions signed by their class- mates in order to run for an office. Terri Bridges is a senior who has been active in Student Council, Beta Club and choir. Yulanda jackson is captain of the cheerleaders and active in Student Council. Marcia Gray served as secretary for the Student Council, as l cheerleader and is in the Beta Club. Louis Brolo is president of IC'l and was elected to Who's Who for all three years at IHS. These officers helped to organize senior activities for graduation anti the senior ball. 1 1 l l f 'l T x 3 i l l Left to right: Terri Bridges, Yulanda Jackson, Marcia Gray ond Louis Brolo ' 144-seniors
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Student Body s The Student Body of 1975 was one of the best ever. They carried out the many tasks expected of them, such as going to classes, studying, and taking tests. They also upheld the long standing tradition of seniors being the best, juniors being neutral, and sophomores lthose poor sophomoresl being on the bottom. One of the best examples to illustrate this situation was at pep rallies. It seemed as if the students lived for pep rallies just to have the chance of trying to out yell the two other classes. In the end, the three classes harmonized and showed their school spirit by the all famous call, DEVILS. Students also supported the many assemblies and dances that IHS sponsored. All in all, these students kept on the move with the many activities this school sponsored. student body-143
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Seniors '75 are on the move Our senior year is what we look forward to for many years. We suffered the embar- rassment of being sophomores because we had the promise of being seniors. Our senior year has been fun, exciting, rich, rewarding, and fulfilling. Through all of the events of our year we remained proud seniors. We leave our mark on this school and feel our accomplishments were the best so far. Ours was a class on the move. From our first day of school to the moment of graduation we remained on the move with activities such as the senior ball, homecoming, ordering announcements and gowns, and going to parties. We are alive, active, and MOVING. We're the greatest class alive, We're the class of '75. 7y,?Q ' lm , 1' wtf wer e 3,9455 .,,Z 5.12 S i . s , ' E' ' a n , .W gg , , V .,2,zgy,, . 5 l seniors-145
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