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What’s an annual sporting event at Homecoming that isn’t the game on Friday night? It’s the Girls’ Powder Puff Football game! Senior girls, under the guidance of Coach Rodney Sanders, spent two weeks preparing for their spar against the junior girls. Seniors had special reasons for wanting to defeat the ju- niors. They had lost to the mighty Sen- iors of ’79 when they were juniors. This would be the game for reprisal and the joy of victory! For almost three weeks the juniors were learning, practicing and memo- rizing the offensive and defensive strategies taught to them by coaches Ron Hummel and Mike Hendon. The game was September 27, a Thurs- day, instead of the traditional Wednes- day as church night had been moved to Wednesdays. During the school day, rivalry became apparent as each class tried to outdo the other in terms of who could scream the loudest and boast the longest on their chances of winning. The game finally started with Mr. Al- berts, Mr. Metzger, and Mr. Prochno officiating. Although the senior girls tried their best, they just couldn’t match the juniors’ expertise on the field. They reluctantly conceded the game to the juniors by a score of 14-6. Opposite Page Left: Junior center Linda Kingma hikes the ball to quarterback Janet Hoiseth as the senior defensive line waits for the play to begin. Opposite Page Right: Dawn Vander Molen, senior back, tries to twist out of the reach of junior Sandy Ganzeveld. Opposite page. Lower left: Senior nose- guard Becky Long misses the tag on junior carrier Lynn Scott. Opposite lower right: Junior cheerleaders, Mike Schaefer, Bruce Williamson, Kevin Lacey, ad Dick Manns, even though clowning around, help cheer the girls on to victory. This page left: Kim Pardus poses with senior cheer- leader Jeff Van Oort after receiving a good luck hug. Right: The Quarterback sneak being executed by Denise Seegers gains little yardage for senior offense. Lower Right: Crystal Nannenga makes a fast dash past the senior defensive line. Lower Left: Mr. Metzger lends an encouraging hand to An- drea Jones, senior quarterback, while Coach Sanders exam- ines her knee. Andrea knee was broken in the third play of the game. HOMECOMING 11
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