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undraisers waxed big because pocket money was tight. In fact, a lot of stu¬ dents gas tanks came close to running empty. Organizations, too, found themselves scratchin’ for “bucks.” Student Council President Roderick Frazier, senior, had presents Principal Christ Christoff with a much appreci¬ ated $525 to help the starving children of Ethiopia. Fashon Ford, junior, volun¬ teers to work at the gate during the Computer Dance fundraiser. Parttime staffer Mia De¬ loach, puts up candids for one of Quill and Blade’s picture sales that helped fill the year book’s sagging coffers. Jockette Mose Carter, se¬ nior, gives his rendition of “Lit¬ tle Egypt” at QB’s Promo Show, as football femmes fatals bump and grind. In background, Sam King, senior, drums-up support for the yearbook. Maxine Ciminillo, Student Council sponsor, accepts stu¬ dent food contributions for Christmas baskets. ■I Senior Nora Pulido seems pleased with her Career Center valentine. At bottom, twins Eric and Derick Reed, sophomores, showoff their breakdancing rou¬ tines at QB’s “Blue Jean Scene.” Junior Adrian Mason dj ' s at a school fundraiser in Polk Gym. Jockettes galore make like the Chicago Bears ' “Supper ■ Bowl Shuffle” at the Promo Show. Students jam at the Swim Team’s Splash Party i Fundraisers — 11
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What’s alive in ’85? ‘What would you like to remember when you look back in five or ten years?’ I n a poll by Quill and Blade, seniors were asked to express their opinions about popular subjects and something about themselves as well. In general, seniors of 1985 put musical stars at the top. They like small, sleek sports cars too. An interesting point that came to light in the poll was that a number of today’s sen¬ iors had difficulty with mul¬ tiple choices in general. JCompiled by Charlotte Parker [ ] I would like to remember the awesome togetherness of the killer bees. Marvin Morris What is your favorite pastime? 1. Participating in sports 2. Listening to music 3. Going to movies [ ] Who is your favorite su¬ perstar? 1. Prince 2. Run D.M.C. 3. New Edition the way I dressed — weird. [ Shaunda Jones - Seniors Sound Off
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