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 - Class of 1982

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Events Have students lost interest in special events? The answer to this question in terms of Homecoming is no. special events have not lost appeal, but in fact have gained in appeal. Students in two different homerooms indicated that twenty-six out of twenty-eight students participated in Homecoming activities. When the same two homerooms were asked if they felt that Homecoming was a waste of time, all of the students said. “No.” More students seem to have shown their school spirit without feeling embarrassed or stupid. As two students indicated, “Homecoming is fun and it shows the pride and spirit of JHS. “In the previous four years, participation in drama has been on the increase,” observed Mrs. Koehler, a drama director in the high school. She also indicated that students had shown more interest in the technical and set crews which worked behind the stage. According to many students, unlike some special events, Prom lost more appeal than gained it among the students. Personal costs as well as costs related to the actual presentation of the dance seemed to be the biggest factor in this loss of appeal. Options such as Prom being held outside of the school with a minimum of decorations was a widely-discussed possibilty. Participation levels held for many of the traditional special events. Those seeing a participation decline saw the need for a new look at old practices. Go Bananas Day is a real success during Homecoming, as proven by these five freshman participants (top). During one noon-hour Homecoming event (right), the sophomore tug o' war team practices for the pep rally. Janell Thom (opposite page top left) goes over the rules for Cheri DeLanguillette during the Homecoming tricycle race. Jeff Funk (opposite page top right) contemplates a decision he must make during the play Adaptations. In the play September Song (opposite page center left), Dave Stelmaszewski and Mary Dunnington attempt to remember how many children they have. After selling six magazine subscriptions during the magazine campaign. Ruth Olsen (opposite page center right) holds her prize, a school mascot. At the Homecoming pep rally (opposite page bottom), the cheerleaders display their pyramid routine. 8 Events

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