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All Invited To Party It was that special time of the year again, and North students chose to concentrate on the spirit of Homecom- ing rather than the mundane tasks of school. During this week I can kind of relax and enjoy myself by getting in- volved in the fun, commented Peter Bec k. Student participation was great, stat- ed Lynn Westafer, USL Director of Ac- tivities. We attribute this success to the extra amount of time we took to insure organization and variety. This extra planning made Homecoming week an overwhelming success. After we de- cided on the theme ' Around the World in Five Days ' , we knew we still had a lot of ground to cover by getting the stu- dents involved, Westafer added. Things ran so smoothly and the week was filled with excitement. I was really surprised. It seemed like almost every- one got involved, said Betty Hao en- thusiastically. From the ' new and im- proved ' dress-up days such as Polyne- sian and Far Eastern to the fun and sometimes gross lunchtime activities like eating jello with chopsticks, home- coming week captured everyone ' s in- terest. I guess the best way to describe this feeling is like getting an A on a term paper you worked on for months, commented USL President Reggie Stith. Senior Marvin Palmer summed it up best when he said jokingly, They al- most forced me to participate. I couldn ' t have stayed away even if 1 had tried to. It was like a one week party and who would miss something like that? ••• Pwugee Bunie mumbles and drools Rob ert Hudock into the microphone during the Thursday lunchtime activities. Hudock, a senior won the contest for being able to pronounce pudgie bunnie with the victorious number of ten large marshmallows in his mouth. Waiting for the beginning of the parade, Jenny Hams, Nancy Lowe, and Tammy Walters |oke about the growing rivalry between the sen- ior and frosh floats. During the previous week, the two classes made many attempts to destroy one another ' s floats with water balloons homecoming 1 7
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Twisting for the senior class, Damon Kniqhl uses his hi|3s to oulhcx ii treshin.in Remy Millei ' . Hcol jlicK.ping wds one ol llie many original dolivities planned by the USL. Awakening fronr» the dead.Calvin Hao makes his liiial preparations in securing the lid of his i»llin to the lunior (loal. The juniors based their float theme on Wednesdays Translyvania Day. 16 student life
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