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It was the season of light, It was the season of darkness, It was after-school pep assemblies, It was before-dawn band practice, It was a 20 question test, It was a 20 question essay test, It was Maryvale 41, Central 0, It was Trevor Browne 24, Maryvale 6, Senior team members in the car push tbelowj and a sophomore team in the 10-legged race fcenterj compete for points during Almost Anything Goes III, but neither class could defeat the junior float flower middlej featuring Shirley Renou, Mark Mulcahy, Artee Karl, .. in , m,' 5, ,213 1 ,J H it f , ,Q --n Hamm, X Chris Woods and Ann Stears. Second place freshmen float fabove middlel was brought to life by Eric Kissel, Lori Benjamin, Phillip Johnson, Todd Pearson, Joey Gross, and Jimmy Mckinny. The final Homecoming week activity was the Powder Puff football game: Angel Marzette frightl breaks away for a run. Halftime entertainment also moved to a different beat: the MHS male Poms. Two male poms tfar lower rightj, Tom Price and Joe Cone, perform for a delighted crowd. 8 Opening CFA l-N A 1' nF I Bi.
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It was the epoch of belief, It was the epoch of incredulity, It was new attendance policies, It was computer phone calls, It was a new principal, It was the same lack of interest, It was turning right on 59th Avenue at 3:03, It was three cars in front of you turning left Sophomore Colleen Miskimen ffar left centeri takes charge in entering children for Child Development while Myndi Smith Qfar lower lefty does her part by providing entertainment for Tomiko Rose. Mariah Smith llefty looks forward to another year in child development. Michael Beights and Paul Beiske lcentery wait for class to get started. Cheri Clousere fabove centerj observes her experiment. Mrs. Barbara Stephens explains orbitals to her class and Mr. john Strickland talks to students. , ,Q ,Ww- mm 6, ,fl 75 'tex' Opening 7
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