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THE THREE LITTLE INDIANS. Senior Shane Durham and sophomores Jennifer Lancton and Jamie White show their spirit by wearing red and black. —A. Albright WAY TO GO SENIORS! After many hours of dedication se- niors took first place with this year’s entry. Tails of the Crypt. —A. Albright TIME OUT. Sophomores Chad Jackson, David Momenee, Jerry Henker, Dan Ramon. Jenny Pre- sekan, Joey Rewa, Melissa Meyers, Eddie Budjos, Eric Winnie, Shannon Banfield, Maggie LaPietra, and Erin Gal- loway all take time off after working many hours on the float. —A. Albright BOO! Mike Berry, senior, fright- ens all who pass him. Fright day was one of the five dress up days this year. —T. Wrakenight FRESHMAN MARKS THE SPOT. Brian Jendryka, senior, waits patiently to start Home- coming off with a big bang. —A. Albright 14 Homecoming Week Days
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I IN DEEP CONCENTRATION. Junior James Mestemaker takes his turn at the hoop. Other team members Casey Currier and Eric Midlam watch intently. — M. Hoeltzel BORING! While freshmen Don Pierce and Tonya Mann try to hook a wood block, the crowd restlessly waits for results. This team took third place. — T. Wa- kenight Homecoming Assembly 13
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IRRESSING up the halls with spirit Excitement was the emotion that flowed through the halls during the whole week of Home- coming. Everyone won- dered who would win the class cheer, who would win the lawn display, and who would dominate overall in the end. “I looked forward to Home- coming week because it was a new experience for me,” stated Kim Huds- beth, freshman. Competition was close in the beginning as the week started off with the five traditional dress up days. Monday was Hat, Tie and Glasses Day. Beach Day was Tuesday. Wednesday was Pajama Day or Toga Day for Se- niors. Thursday was Fright Day and finally, wearing Red and Black was on Friday. “The Ju- niors put up a good fight but senior power pulled through in the end,” com- mented senior Mark Van- derweg. After winning the game Friday, everyone swarmed into the cafete- ria for a night of celebrat- ing, but instead of Friday being the night of the semi-formal dance, it was carried over to Saturday. This proved to be a great success. “Having the dance on Saturday this year was a lot better because I didn’t have to worry about what my hair looked like after the football game,” laughed Jenny Fountain, sophomore. WATCH OUT FRESHMEN! Ju- nior, James Mestemaker just might be waiting for you to be his next victim. —T. Waken- ight
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