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Nothing beats a great pair of legs. Top Right: Mrs. Banks and Ms. Fox take time out for a friendly chat. Center: Two misguided tourists consult with a native. Melissa Lockshier and Leelo Linask are most indubitably wacky The mission: To find new forms of life. MISSION ACCOMPLISHED! and wild. Spirit Week 13
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Topping it all off ... . . . are these marvelous creations of almost every shape and size. Hat Day, which began our Spirit Week, was enthusiastically participated in by everyone. Fine feathers . . . Strut through the halls on Dress Up Day. Seniors dressed up as the opposite sex, really letting their imaginations run wild. Donning leis and grass skirts, the juniors went Hawaiian. Sophomores lounged around in their wacky-n-wild mismatches, while freshmen came straight off the beach in their surfin' USA outfits. Right: Big Chief Mack say “How! Welcome to our Pow- Wow! Center Left: Marti Ortega is a sweet temptation. Center: “Flush twice if you want me. Center Right: “What do you mean, I missed the bullfight? John Shortsleeve and Janice Remillard sport the latest rage in hats. Super Dude, Becky Frazier. Anniversary
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Decking the halls . . . . . . were streamers, ghosts, balloons, and bats, all conveying in one way or another the assorted themes for Hall Day, which was developed only six years ago. Ghostbusters, the senior choice won first place. The juniors displayed Masuk Pride ' emblazoning the halls with red and white. Sophomores created a jungle within U-hall's corridor, portraying a super Safari. Finally, the freshmen decorated with black and orange for their theme, Halloween. No one could be prouder ... than all the students who wore red and white on Friday, October 19, in celebration of the Homecom- ing game that night. The Pep Rally was regarded as one of the best Masuk has had in the past few years. Although the seniors won the two-minute early class dismissal for the following Tuesday, all the classes displayed boundless energy. All decked out . . . the Panthers surely had someplace to go. They shut out the Brookfield Bobcats by a score of 20 to 0, thus Spirit Week ended with icing on the cake. Top: Kathy Tomena and Cindy Cedergren: The true decoration is on the floor. Bottom Left: Confident, secure Kati Buettecher raises her hand. Bottom Right: Steve Ayles, Tim Fox, and Kurt Basset prophesy the fate of the Brookfield Bobcats. Anniversary
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