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I ,u--f The Bearkadettes perform a perfect routine. Photo by Pascal Villiger. Lisa Christianson begins her solo on cue. Photo by Tom Chambliss. Performers 53
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Performers As a performer you are able to solve problems from two different viewpoints: yours and your characters. mprovisations. High kicks, Musical scales. The talent needed to perform these events was possessed by few students, but when they performed many spectators were pleasantly sur- prised. Performers ranged from band members to thespians. Many performers were granted special awards at competi- tions held throughout the school year. Although demanding, performers enjoy the rigorous hours of rehearsal put toward their performances. The pleasure of it all is seeing the finished product as a success. Performing brings out the real character in people, said Shannon Beaty, junior. , y 4 1 .,.. , .fi The Kats run an offensive play against the Generals during a district game. Photo by: Tom Chambliss. The band prepares for the halftime perfor- mance. Photo by: Pascal Villiger. 52 Performers
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54 Words Words 1 Words are used every day by many people for communication, education, and business. un. Homework, Car. All words. According to Websters Dic- tionary, there are over 50,000 words in the English language, not to men- tion French, Latin, Spanish, and Ger- man. Even though there are many words, the average persons vocabulary is only around 1,500 words. ln school, English, as well as other languages, expands our vocabulary by teaching us new words. Our entire language is based on words, we learn by way of word, we write words, talk words and even think words. All in all, words are a major part of everyday life. I don't like doing vocabulary too much, said Kelly Weinert, sophomore, Hbut in order to understand what you are being taught, vou have to. - Chrissy Palomountain files material for of- fice aide. Photo by Phillip Martin. Don Byers works on his speech for debate. Photo by Pascal Villiger. Sherise Dorf and Lisa Clark paint signs fo Photo by Pascal viingervfl' 1' f' fs --f. 4... f m 'v-. ...,,, N-
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