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Cari Hoffman (left), the School’s Eagle mascot, hugs a cheerleader after the surprising final touchdown against the losing Clinton team. Coach Schulz (above) gives orders to his squad during the close game. Varsity cheerleaders Sherry Dorn and Peggy Meinel (left) eagerly encourage victory cheers from the spirited Homecoming crowd. Homecoming 13
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Jeff Wagner (top) intently keeps the rhythm on-time during the pep rally. The tuba section (above) kneels for The Showcase for Band” number. Karen Stoner (right) heads a rifle squad routine during the pep rally. Eagles triumph in last play The Homecoming varsity football game, which ended in a 28-27 win over Clinton, was termed a “thrill” by many students. Mr. Schulz, the line coach, named Lance Leipold, Todd Endl, Dan Aumann, Todd Kuehn, Matt Cheney and Joe Rup-precht the outstanding players. According to the coach, the best play of the game was the final defensive stand of the Eagles. The team held Clinton for no gain and put the ball in good field position for the final touchdown. “This game showed how good the Eagles were. They scored twice in the last few minutes of the game and played as a unit,” observed Coach Schulz. 12 Homecoming
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Freshmen capture first in float contest The Homecoming parade took advantage of a lucky break in the weather to “Follow the Yellow Brick Road.” Floats were constructed at various homes: the freshman float at Bob Burow’s, the sophomore float at Julie White’s, the junior float at Joan Seisser’s, and the senior float at Cori Wightman’s. The freshman float took first place. Mrs. Essock, advisor of the FBLA which hosted the dance, pronounced the event a big success. The Bootleg Stills provided music. Mrs. Essock said, “I’m extremely pleased that FBLA was able to sponsor such a worthwhile and successful event as the Homecoming dance.” The Clinton Cougar (above) is ridden out of town by a victorious Eagle player. Curt Fortin and Mimi Schneeburg (right) boogie on down the road in theme at the dance. 14 Homecoming
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