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T Lan er Life { ancer Life Attempts at Excellence Participation became the important in- gredient in the mixture of Lancer activities. From Homecoming to graduation, every undertaking demanded dedication from students. As projects moved from plan- ning to final stages, Lancer involvement and determination produced excellent re- sults. With help from all types of students from every class, activities were usually la- beled a success. Lancer devotion provided a wondertul Homecoming Parade due to precise orga- nization. An exciting Powderpuff game showed the hard work that went on during practices. Early 1984 brought with it exam tensions and dance preparations. Instead of a traditional Sadie Hawkins dance, Ju- niors decided to change the pace and have a dance that featured student disc- ‘jockeys. Spring arrived and so did Senior anticipa- tion. Excellence seemed to abound, even as students became anxious to get out of school. The production of Twelve Angry Jurers was a big hit as well as the activities sponsored by the Student Cooperative as- sociation to get larger club memberships. Spring break and beach trips brought an even higher anticipation of Graduation, Prom, the Awards Assembly, and the Sen- ior Banquet. Everything bore evidence of the hard work students put forth to ensure that all activities had the mark of excel- lence. “We are number one!” Seniors Mel Alexander, Chris Conk, David Harold, Keith Mann, and Robert Smith show their enthusiasm at a pep rally.
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He’s got the beat. Danny Fisher gives it everything -he has at a post-game dance with music by ‘The Penetrators.”’
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With eyes closed, Patricia Mealer runs with the pigskin against her Juni or teammates during their Powderputf practice. Watching the football game, Amy Hamilton hopes for a Lancer victory. Lancer Life 7
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