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Page 16 — Top Left: A torn and tattered Steve Duxbury continues his studies. Top Right: Diane Martinson’s bizarre outfit gets into the punk spirit. Lower Left: A Cowboy Day Pep Fest causes Dan Car-son to surrender. Lower Right: Relaxed in their rags, Bob Hoyt and Karen Lindau share a joke. 16'Spirit week
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1981-82 Homecoming Royalty King and Queen John Lynch and Sue F'gger Senior Attendants Dave Menke, Sarah Gale Rob Ohno, Betsy Anderson Steve Anderson, Patricia Lee Doug Hoiland, Lynn Taraboi Junior Attendants Dave Beaty, Pam Gore Sophomore Attendants Dean Taraboi, Mary Jo Mastel Freshmen Attendants Carnell Hall, Kelly Corcoran
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Spirit breaks monotony Opirit weeks were known for the way they broke up the monotony of the school year. Students tried to outdo the imaginations of others as they reflected their spirit in their dress. Homecoming Week started off in combinations of true blue and white. On Tuesday, Urban Cowboys roamed the range in Levis, boots, and western hats. The next day students rebelled against the dress code and wore any old rags they could find. Closet punkers revealed their true musical preference on Thursday as hair was dyed, noses were pierced, and tune boxes replaced Journey with the B — 52s. T-shirt Day on Friday made even the most loyal preppie put away the Oxford shirt for a while. March 1 opened up another Spirit Week as students jogged to classes on Sweats Day. Those unfortunates unable to go south for Spring Break got a taste of summer sun, despite winter slush, on Waikiki Day. Flowered shirts and the smell of suntan lotion spread through the halls. High tops, animal skins and hair dye were donned again for Punk Rock Day. Thursday’s tunes were by the Go-Gos. Finally, Army Day brought in a platoon dressed in camouflage and khakis who warred with any remaining punks and Hawaiians. Friday’s highlight was the Pep Fest. The annual Senior vs. Staff show once again proved that seniors possessed the most skill and stamina. Jay Shonka’s Screaming Spirit fired up anyone who wasn’t already up before the show started. Spirit Week was also an “invasion of the cheerleaders.” All week, a trio of girls went to each homeroom and delivered a spirit-gram. This take-off of the Homecoming carnation consisted of a balloon and a personalized song for the price of 50$. Page 17 — Top: A spirited Karin Lind-man practices her hula on Waikiki Day. Lower: Jim Kersten hops along in his bag, helping the staff to their win in the race. Spirit Week 17
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