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White snow blankets the courtyard on Feb¬ ruary 28, the first of two snow days. The storm left fifteen inches of snow, and strong winds caused severe drifts. Photo by A. Sheridan. Bringing out the blue in a Magnificat student meant a lot more than dressing her up in a freshly pressed skirt and a navy blazer. It meant having her strut her stuff. For some it meant newsprint gray as periodic clippings were posted in the main hall, hailing the accomplish¬ ments of talented students. For cross country runners there was more than one silver trophy enroute to placing tenth in the state. And a dozen junior varsity volleyball players followed the rainbow all the way to the end for a gold trophy and the title of conference champions. White top hats stood out as singing telegrams became the fad for faculty as well as students. And an occasional green Eagles jacket rested on the back of a dedicated female fan. Naturally Night-in-Blue was the signal for four seas of color in the gym, purple being the newest addi¬ tion. Mags girls surpassed expectations, shattered stereotypes, and sizzled with spirit. They seized every oppor¬ tunity to show their true colors.® 2 OPENING
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Decked out in blue jeans and a yellow polo shirt, Jo Jo Ju¬ nior (Michele Flannery ’84) sits atop her car. Kit, as she addresses the student body at the junior rally. Michele represented the juniors, whose class color was yel¬ low, in the Night-in- Blue committee’s weekly skits. Photo by Ripcho. go 1U gvt £ DAWNING 1984 Volume 26 Magnificat High School 20770 Hilliard Boulevard Rocky River, Ohio 44116 (216) 331-1572 Magnificat High School August 16, 1984 TITLE 1
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Brown mud coats defensive line players Aileen Maroon 84 (front), Ann Kramer ’84, and Barb Wallenhorst ’84 in their championship game. The tag foot¬ ball team, comprised of ten Magnificat seniors, was coached by Mrs. Diane Peters and her husband, Dave. The girls played the championship game in steady rain and cold tempera¬ tures. They finished with a 7 3 record and second place in the Lakewood division. Photo by A. Sheridan. Black tie, armband and hat, along with sunglasses, are Liz Manning’s ’84 symbols that she is “dead.” Liz was “shot” on the first day of Assassin. The game, played by 72 seniors, involved “shooting” assigned “victims” with toy guns until only one person was left “alive” and won the game. Photo by A. Sheridan. OPENING 3
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